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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-02
Republicans and Speculation

Indeed, one vital danger againsT
which the American people should
keep constantly on guard is the com
mitment of this system to partisan
enemies, who struggled against its
adoption and vainly attempted to re-
tain in the hands Of speculative bank
ers monopoly Of the currency and
credits Of the nation. Already there are
well defined indications of an assault
upon the vital principles of the sys-
tenn in the event Of republican sue
cess in the November elections.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-02
Back Into Party Arena

In particular we condemn tho perni,
clous attempt OF the republican party
to create discomfort among the holders
of tho bonds of the government OF
tho United States and TO drag oup pub,
lie finance and cur banking and sur.
CONTINUED on page -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-02

A review of the record Of the demo
cratic party during the administration
Of Woodrow Wilson presents a chapter
of constant achievements Of greatness
and craftsmanship leading to a SOUND
financial standard.
BY the enactment Of the federal re.
serve act tn cold system which brcd
panics, was replaced by new system
which insured confidence. 1t was ar
indispensable factor in winning the
war and today it is the hope and in
spiration Of business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-02

Stories Of whole blocks of tickets
disappearing have been current and
at last nights session. although tho
convention hall was packed, more than
5000 people with properly issued tick
cts could not get in. How their
places came to be filled by others
was not explained
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30

shortage 900 teachers Minnesota recorded
survey made recently by Hugh s. Mag field secretary Of
the National Educational association received from Wash
ngon by Governor Bunquist There $3.50 teaching posi-
tions in the state -%I
During the last year, according the report teach
1857 cent of the teachers of Minnesota dropped
out of the profession Two thousand three hundred and fifty
teachers entered September the shortage
of teachers 1079 12 01 per cent This ratio includes
56S teachers who below standard requirements and
actual shortage of SIG. ~
In reply to the question asked in survey teachers
salaries have increased salaries have mother vocaons
reply from So Minnesota superintendent was the negative
Negative also to the question: Have teach
ers salaries increased in proportion to cost of vng?"
These reports reveal very serious situation, Mr. Magill
wrote to the They show only present
of teachers but that teachers throughout country
leaving the profession and that promising young men and
women not being attracted to teaching the past
The relation of public education to the welfare Of the
state and nation well the individual so important that
relating to the public school," '%lrf".
Poor pay and the high living, according to the
findings of the secretary responsible for the
ing situation. .:r= :. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
NEWsOFTHEg i
s.. Z.
! EATER s.
NO DRAMA-JUST FUN.

Albert Capellani, the noted direc
tor, states that "Oh, Boy!". which he
picturized from the musical comedy
success of the, same name, can legiti-
mately lay claim to being that rare
thing in motion pictures, produc-
ton of purely farcical nature. "Oh,
Boy!" is entirely devoid of incidents
bearing even a remote resemblance
to melodrama, because Mr.. Capellani
has employed a wholly farcical treat
ment, and by cleverly Banning Incl
dents of a romantic nature. through
a series Of highly interesting arcical
has succeeded without the
aid of any sinister or dramatic e1e-
ment in registering a swiftly-moving
and highly diverting light comedy
that embod1es all the qualities Of
public appeal.
"Oh, Boy" will have it's premiere
in this city at the Rex theatre to-
night and Saturday.
James J. Corbett will be seen in
another of4r1lis famous series "The
Midnight Man"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
PUBLIC HEALTH" SPEAKER j.:
TO ADDRESS MEETING

\ DR.. H. w. Hill, executive secretary
.of the Minnesota Public Health asso-
citation, Swill speak tomorrow after
noon at 2 80. o'clock at a meeting to
be held by the Women's Community
and Civic club in the rooms of the
Bemidji association at the City build
ing: His topic will be "Public Health
of Today" D. ., ri 10 ~. :, =,
Dr.. Hill has had a wide experience
in dealing with health problems. He
was one of the leaders to conduct
health lectures at the Practical Train
ing Course for Public Health Workers
which was held recently in New York
City. ..p..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
DR.. WARN1NGER'S BUFF ROCKS
WIN AT STATE POULTRY SHOW

DR.. ]. w. Warninger of Bemidji,
who has won a large number Of first
honors at county fairs and district
and state poultry shows, again came
home with: honors at the Minnesota
State Poultry show held in Mime
apolis a few days ago, he receiving
bunch &of blues today and the
records of his famous Buff Rocks.
He won the blue ON first cock,
first, second and third Buff Rock hen,
second, third and fourth on cock
erels, first and second on pullets.
Then he transferred his entries
to the St. Paul Fanciers' association
show, being now held in that city,
and also has a display at the Walker
show now on. =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30

hairy gentleman evidently
other unmenonabe things his place Of nativity heard the
the Of Russia and United which the United
aforesaid gentleman to to this and he
the manner which conduct affairs all he has
to the rom he came.
While
discuss
political conducting adnninaon
the all foreigners
political squabbe
viii be rbbe
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
FINAL AGREEMENT ON
...:. RAILROAD RETURN
lBy United Press.l

Washington, Jan. SO. Final agree
ment by the senate and house con-
ferees on railroad legislation is near,
it was learned today. q.
- It is now believed virtually certain
that a railroad bill will be passed
early next month, So there will be
no hitch in the presidents announced
plans to return the lines to their
owners March Il ,-., 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
JANrroRs EFFICIENT, j.: NOW.
(By. United Press

Boston, Jan. 3O.---Prohibition has
improved Boston's janitor j.; service
100 per cent. The reason, according
to employment agencies, is because
janitors and cellars naturally 60 to-
gether, and private. stocks" are
found in some cellars. $2. ~. f. + u
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30

u The rush for positions las .janitors,
is in full swing, according to employ
ment agents. while. there's. pro-
hibition, there will be wlots OF ;jani-5
tors" it was predicted: Il 3$.. q Z n
Tenants in many apartments here
say the janitors are keeping the
steam up better than ever before.
The answer of the !, employment
agencies is: "Prohibition.,:,,, 4 &.;.,. .E= s=
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
FONER RESIDENT OF BEMIDU
" DIES: PNEUMONIA ATTACK

|. Charles Decker Of Minneapolis,
succumbed to an attack of pneu-
monia yesterday and E. III. Jerrard
left in the evening to make funeral
arrangements. Mr.. Decker was at
one time an employe, OF the O'Leary<
.Bowser store in Bemidji and was a
life. member of the Bemidji lodge OF
Elks.r - " ~ ..,9. Z
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30

The Minnesota good roads program as planned in the
Babcock before the voters state in
next election will open Minnesota for tourists and
honsts from all the country H. McGarry president of
the Minnesota Highway Improvement association in adj
dressing the convention Of Concrete Block Manufacturers a
the West hotel, Minneapolis. .a.% ! l-:I-oco %7G
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
PICKF0RD-TONIGHT.

OF the dramatic successes of Fran
ces Hodgson Burnett, "Esmeralda"
is the most 7lovable characterization
ever created by this gifted author.
AS "Esmeralda" in the four-part
photoplay based on this stage success
produced eby~Raramount, Mary Pick
ford presents one of the most touch
ing screen impersonations of the
year.
This great :photoplay will be the
feature at the Grand theatre tonight
only.
The story is delevoped in charm
ing manner, yet with increasing in
terest-growing stronger as it ap-
proaches the rather unexpected
climax when Esmeralda is confront
ed by the sweetheart she has been
made to believe. by her mother to
be dead, sotthat she can crafty her
mothers social ambitions by marry
ing a poverty-stricken nobleman.t
Harold Lloyd in Next Isle Over
will also be shown.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
HAVE FAITH.

The Herald Foley,
taking at the state university through the aid Of Uncle
getting
work keep him busy
They be finding ound Akeley.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
THE INVISIBLE BOND

Sophie Kerr's popular novel, "The
See-Saw," which ran serially In a
prominent magazine and was later
published in book form, hass been
adapted for the. screen under the
title of "The Invisible Bond" and Is
Irene Castles latest picture. It will
be shown. at the Elko theatre tonight
and tomorrow. : -
The story is about husband and
wife who are still in love after four
years of married life. The husband,
however, believes that marriage
should not curtail his personal liber-
ty and prevent him from carrying on
an affair with a dashing young
coQuette. After the wife has endured
much humiliation through her hus-
bands action, she divorces him and
he speedily marries the other
woman. - The second wife holds the
same theories about marriage as her
husband, and after a series of dra-
matte situations with q startling
climax there is reconciliation when
the husband realizes his faults -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
VICTIMS OF VENDETTA.
(By United Press)

Cleveland, o., Jan. 30.-Two men
were found shot to death in a snow
bank here today. Letters found on
the bodies led the police to believe
they were victims of vendetta plot.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
OH, TO BE AN OLSON.

John Olson Of Mandan d. reported by exchange
California taking
dollars left him by uncle
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
THOMAS WELSH ANNOUNCES =,
CANDIDACY FOR CONGRESS

Thomas j: Welsh Of 7Bemfdji an,
nounces his candidacy torseongress
for the Sixth Minnesota district. He
viii. be a candidate on the National
Labor Party ticket.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
CANNON MISSED FIRE.

Akeley Tribune "John
passenger Bemidj
The bandits
the of a gun"
If John didn't he couldn't properly
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
NOT REALLY RED HOT.

local municipal a
deal
here smoderng underneath which
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
By Cy Perkins, Jr.

Interesting stoeRe.l and Unres.s Told b the Editor. Of
the Press of Northern Mnnesota-Retold, Rehashed
and Commented On by This Editor
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
ATKINSON HAS A KEEN NOSE.

Hbbing Masaba Ore: Minnesota, without doubt, has
strongest weekly newspapers in the naton.' :,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
Ex.:*:Th|eatIe
co'n,kng!I }.


''The Perfect Lover" Eugene
O'Brian.2 j.. :...s-
'The Country Cousin" Elaine
Hammerstein..
1.-THE Broken Butterfly" Maur-
ice Turner. - -. T., =
.''Please Get Married, lola;
y Dana. =. - ~. - '.'...
"A Daughter Of Two World"
ssszs Viola Dana, her first appear,
:: ance in. a First National. At
traction. - -. =
...Twilight Baby"
'tSoldiers of Fortune"
"The Brat,' Nine. Nazimova.
1.-TWO Weeks" Constance Tai
~ madge. -,
Even As Eve"
"Pickadilly Jim," Owen Moore.
"Should a Woman, TELL" feat
uring Alice Lake.:
"Heart Strings"
''Willow Tree" Viola Dana.
'tWalk OFFS" starring May AL
lisOn.
"The Right Of Way" Bert
Lytell. I
'Nothing But the TRUTH"
Taylor Holmes.
"Best of Luck" a Drury Lane
melodrama. j
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
ANYTHING TO SAVE.

Why campaign for the taking the buckles
three-bucke wide
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
GETTING TOO SHORT.

There shortage of shortage coal
clotes getting of breath enumerang
existing shortages. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30


The M. A.
Akeey
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-30
SAKES ALIVE.


Tribune that NJ A. established
Minneapolis which will also
his Akeley friends.
GETTING SHORT
There shortage of shortage Of coal shortage Of potatoes
of Clothes getting of breath enumerang the
existing shortages. +
ANYTHING
of ladies' ovehoes? lady style unless she
her two and three-buckle wide -
- NOT REALLY RED HOT.
here smoeng volcano underneath which
eruption
= CANNON MISSED FIRE.
The Akey HeraldTribun "Jhn engineer
the
round house The bandits relieved John dollars
If John didn't couldn't properly.
ATKINSON HAS A KEEN NOSE
Hibbng Masaba Oe "Mnnesota without
strongest weekly newspapers in the nation" $.
AN OLSON.
John Olson Of Mandan d. reported by exchange
to California for
dollars left him by uncle How would like to be gatee?
HAVE FAITH ...%&1s
1.-THE Herald Tribune in a letter Tom Foley
taking the state university through aid
He getting along nicely his studies and he has
They must be finding gold around Akeley.
LOOKING FOR FREE TRANSPORTATION
hairy gentleman who evidently the
evening place discussing the rsIstve
Of the Of Russia
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-26

THE COLD, HARD NAKED TRUTH. CHAMPIONS
OF ORGANIZED VICE SYNDTCATES WILL EN-
DEAVOR TO PACK THE HOUSE TO PREVENT AC-
TlON THOSE WHO WANT THIS VALLEY MORAL
LY CLEAN SHOULD FILL THE AUDITORIUM TO
THE DOORS.
1T is OUR DUTY AS AMERICANS TO GET BEHIND
THE AUTHORITIES AND GIVE THEM OUR SOLID
AND UNRESERVED SUPPORT IN THEIR COM
MENDABLE EFFORTS TO ELIMINATE ROTTEN
VICE CONDITIONS IN SOME OF THE VALLEY
TOWNS. THE COMMITTEE OF 100 REPRESENT
THE ENTIRE VALLEY. 1T is NON-DENOMINA-
TIONAL AND N0N-POIITICAL. IT'S SOLE OBJECT
IS FOR THE GOOD OF IMPERIAL VALLEY, FIRST,
LAST AND ALWAYS.
HONEST AMERICAN CITIZENS WHO HAVE THE
WELFARE OF THE VALLEY AT HEART CANNOT
AFFORD TO BE ABSENT FROM THIS MEETING,
ALL SHOULD JOIN IN THIS MOMENTOUS CAM"
PAIGN AGAINST C0MMERCIALIZED AND PRO-
TECTED VICE.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-26
An |ND|GNAT|0N
NE ET|NG!
Sensational Expose Of Revolving Vice Conditions

Saturday Nights Raid Valleys Gambling
Comercialzed Cesspoo Sin Degradation
Immediate
Called by Patriotic
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-26

THE DAYS OF '49 HAVE PASSED INTO HISTORY.
THIS SHOULD BE MADE A LAW-ABIDING COM
MUNITY.
WE REFUSE TO PERMIT OUR WONDERFUL VAL
LEY TO BE USED AS A DUMPING GROUND FOR
TIN-HORN GAMBLERS. SOCIAL PARASITES SCAR
LET WOMEN OF THE UNDERWORLD DOPE
FIENDS AND THUGS. THE TIME TO ACT is NOW!
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY NOW HAS EVIDENCE
S}HOWING THAT A STARTLING CONDITION OF
PROTECTED CRIME AND GRAFT HAS DEVELOP
ED IN SOME OF THE VALLEY TOWNS WITHIN
THE LAST FEW WEEKS ALL THIS EVIDENCE IS
RE9NG PRESENTED TO THE GRAND JURY WHICH
CONVENED TODAY. THE COUNTY JAIL is OVER.
FLOWING WITH CRIMINALS OF ALL GRADES AS
THE RESULT OF SATURDAY NIGHTS CAREFUL
LIZ PLANNED RAIDS
NAMES AND PLACES WILL BE FREELY EXPOSED
AT THIS MEETING EVERY RED-BLOODED
AMERICAN MOTHER AND FATHER SHOULD BE
AT THIS INDIGNATION MEETING AND LEARN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-03
TOLEDO MUNICIPAL
TROLLEyS PLANNED
Council Committees to Discuss
Legislation Tomorrow-Would
Appropriate $7,ooo,ooo

Toledo. o.. June 3.-(By A. P.)--
Legislation to direct the city service
director to procure complete data on the
cost Of installing street railway sys-
TEN. a modern bus system and the pos
electrical power was introduced in City
Council last night.
y The report of a municipal ownership
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-03

Railways and Light Co. of the streets.
The ordinance drafted BY the Public
Ownership Commissions provides for the
issuance of $7,O00,000 worth of thirty
] year bonds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-03

commission, accompanied by a prepared
draft for the appropriation Of ~ .0O0,-
600 for the requirement of transpor-
tatlon system, also was presented.
Both proposals were referred to a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-03

committee which win meet tomorrow
afternoon to consider them separately.
At the same time 1t is expected an effort
will be made to revive the custer ordi-
nance ordering the cars Of the Toledo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-03
PRICES

Distributors for
Eastern Pennsylvania
Southern NeW Jersey
DeLdUare and Eastern
Shore Maryland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
FOR SALE
A HOME FOR YOU

room house on Fellows street, entirely
modern. price 400
room house oH Rush street. entirely
modern. price $500.
% room bungalow on Broadway. en-
treif modern. immediate possession can
boz had Price $1,000.
room house on heasey street gas a
house. Price $50
room house on r. Tut 81. gas IL
house. price $3.50.
rom house ou south Lafayette street
gas water aud electric lights House
newly painted. Price $500
room house on carroll street. gas and
electricity in house Price $40
room house on Marietta street parity
modern I-lee 800.
8 room bungalow on Leer street. In
tireIv smuLeIu. newly built Immediate
possession eau be- had. Price $1,000.
g rom bungalow on Irvington avenue.
entirely modern, Ia good condition. Price
$50
e. room house on Irviuston avenue, Ia
$50 So
o room house on Blaine avenue. newly
built Entirely modern and immediate
possession Price s. 90.
B room house on Diamond avenue.
modern but furnace. In good condition.
HEA.F - Altr
IS room house on OBren street. cleo
frfclrv aud gas Immediate possession
can 8e had Price $500
l. room duplex on West CoifaK avsnae-
Entirely modern, with hardwood hoors
and trlm Downstairs Price SI2. COO
3 room house on 81 Louis street.
partly modern. Price $500.
room house on North Hill street;
electric NgEts and gas Price $500
6 room house Oh North Hill street cleo
trie tight and gas Price $1,000
3 room house on Liberty street IN
mediate possession. Price 8I.TO0
Z room bungalow or Anthony street.
electric lights Price $500
= room house on North O'Buen street
mall barn Price s.. 800.
: room house OF FassnHcht avenue
with e.ectric lights and gss Water and
toilet IN house. Large barn. and nice
crane agbor Price - zoo
Z room hOuEs on Randolph street uish
aIe~tric lights Price - 500
III YOU are interested. do not felephone
out come in and see % personally.
s. M. ROBINSON.
ia North Main Street.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16

FARMS
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
10 ACRES, "A MILES y. z
ACRES. 31z MILES WEST.
As ACRES. II MILES y. E.
so ACRES. III MILE y. E.
40 ACRES, II MILES y. z
my ACRES. ID MILES n. E.
so ACRES. 5 MILES SOUTH.
S. ACRES. 4 MILES NORTH.
s. ACRES. : MILES WEST.
2O5 ACRES. . MILE NE
20 ACRES. 10 MILES EAST
10 ACRES. 81. MILES WET.
40 ACRES. II MILES \. ".
los ACRES. II MILES $ W
so ACRES. 10 MILES EAST.
100 ACRES. 1911 MILES EAST.
157 ACRES, 9a MILES EAST.
leo ACRES. l. MILES y. W.
20 ACRES. CULVER. IND.
40 ACRES. TEEGARDEN.
FOR INFORMATION CALL AT 500
s. CHAPLIN ST, IND FLOOR.
ROOM 9. TELEPHONE,
LINCOLN 12O6.
ALEX S. LANGEL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16

NEAR LINCOLN sCHOOL-For sale.
A new coy room bungalow. mod
ern in every respect, southeast, near
Lincoln school Del Leer, Lincoln 1925.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
MAIN AND DONALD

A convenient and very pleasing fac
tory site cut on the southwest cor
ncr OF Main and Donald SITS. a splen-
did location for q factory; the size
of the lots are Gx134; anyone wish
Ing for a direct shipping line 20 the
south should consider this PROPOSE
ton, the Vandalia r. r. Is right IN
over. IL 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
and II you are interested, call Lin
coin 5473 and ask for Frank c.
Toepp, Jr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
SOME OF OUR HOMES.

ON paved highway. . room cottage. ?
bedrooms lot 4ON120. water and gas. Price
1900, very easy terms.
In y L IN good location. room home.
part modern; = bedrooms. large base
ment, large lot trees. shrubbery. This
dwelling worth investigation. Price $500
terms.
LaNadale near Lincoln " W excellent
location good home. rooms bed
rooms. part modern. Lot 49xi30 Barn.
No assess Price S3,2Uo. part cash.
Near Jefferson blvd. on 81. Peter a..
excellent location. room home. bed
rooms completely modern; dreplace,
pantry, garage Price $500. easy terms.
W. COlfaN. best location, excellent
home, all modern room bedrooms.
Price 5000. part cash
Near Mlshawaka, Lincoln W z on car
line, all modern bungalow, store and
garage, one acre Of land. buildings 8
years old full basement automatic
pump screened and glassed porch; bust
ness well established This ia a beauu-
ful home and well kept store. Price $500
Terms
In : z. all modern bungalow, ) rooms;
bedrooms. excellent location. This
place il we'll worth price asked 81 $50
$500 cash
Cleveland sv. excellent @ room home
built 3 wears best location. 2-story. hip
roof. perfect condition pleasing room ar
rangement fun basement. Owner left
city. Possession immediate. Price IS 500
500 cash. SO per month.
Within . blocks Of center. beautiful 10
room home ideal location lavatory on
% floors decorations and fixtures best +.
floors hardwood, mahogany, enamel oak
finish. automatic lift and other features
Lot GGN1Go Shade. snrubbery Good for
fraternity or Dr's residence shown by
appointment only.
WORDEN REALTY co
255 FARMERS TRUST BLDG
MAIN Us. OPEN EVENINGS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and land for Sale.

FARMS
WORDEN REALTY co
We are licensed 20 sell land Ga the state
Of Michigan.
SOME OF OUR FARMS
Near DOwagiac. . acres Of clay loan.
i acres OF black land 10 acres summer
pasture. Level land room home barns
and other buildings all ia good condition.
Garage etc Maple Eastwood and hick
ory grove. church and SCHOOL near home
lake close boy. A splendid furm, Offering
both pleasure and financial opportunities.
Price S12j per acre. VIII exchange for
X ". property.
40 acres OF good land acres Of timber
fruit orchard 10 miles from center of
South eBnd Level land, new bungalow
new barn This farm IS worth while
Price 5000 terms.
3 acres OF cood land. Small orchard
neat cottage. miles from court house
east. Price $500. terms
acres Of good soil near Notra Dame
/ acre ~ timber. neat q room bungalow
miles from court ouse. Price - SOt
terms
WORDEA REALTY 60
Is FARMERS TRUST BLDG.
Main 80 OpeG Evening,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
2s3 ACRES

About is miles from South Bend
miles from Niles, miles from Ed
harrisburg. 3 miles 10 BARREN Lake
station. g miles 20 Daily Two sets
OF buildings. All in fairly good con
ditiOn. I room houses; stream, wind
mill, pump fence all around; plenty
II fruit School is on same Some low.
some upland Have pleCty pasture.
Would be very handy for dairy farm.
Could be bought witt or without
stock. On account OF old age and
continuous sickness wiz sacrifice for
SIG. 500 with half cash: rest mort
gage. For the above call l.. 5. orr.
Realtor. 311 :. Chaplin ST, ground
floor Phone Lincoln $3.50 open eve
nings sunday till II o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
woRDEN REALTY co.
We Arc IndependenL

See Us Tor suburban homes, manslonA
palatial homes, roOmiug houses. apart
meuts and stores.
We have west end homes convenient TO
factories.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16

Farms and Land for Sale. 8;
Is ACRE RACr-
Suitable for subdividing, near stop
on Niles car line, on the Dixie high
way. For particulars see P. J. An
derson, 663 Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
WANTED
Good Men
Steady Employment

Woodworkers piece work $500 20
$500 per week
Lumber Yard Men tplece work $500
20 $500 per week
Foundry Moulding Machine Operators
piece work $1,000 70 5000 per week
Moulding Machine Helpers. $500 10
$4,000 per week.
LabOrers hourly rate +Jc 90 jJc
Working Hours per week % hours
Ter days and - LOFTS on Saturday
Hourly rated employees paid time and
a hdh for all time over II hours per
week.
THE SINGER MFG. co.