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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-26
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
PUT AT S5s.G10.

Upon Gufey's return from Mexico re
Gently he issued a public statement which
wss most complimentary 10 CIrranza,
Carlin testified
Guney. backed by Palmer, won out
in the recent Pennsylvania primary as
2 candidate for democratic national COM
mitteemsn from that state to succeed
Palmer
Carlin said Guffey had given $1,000
10 Palmer's campaign fund. the total
contribution 10 which amounted 10 SO
Go
Grilled by Senator Reed. democrat Of
Missouri and Senator Kenyon, republic
an. Of Iowa, Carlin displayed consider
able uneasiness al be admitted be was
counsel for H s Dupruy, a Pittsburg
steel magnate, who was a chairman Of
the hoard Of directorS o. the Cracihle
steel Compan when thst corporation
was charged by the government with de-
fraudlne Il Of $1,000 600 IN income taxes.
Carlin testified the Crucible Steel Com
pany bad since made restitution 10 the
rovernrnant Of 50 OG0 Oo0
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-26
DENIES CONNECTION
WITH COMPANY.

be said he had no connection with the
steel companv's case. but represented
Dupruy and his wife when they were ac-
cused by the internal revenue office Of
not making complete returns OF their
income taxes.
Carln explained Dupruy had only ac-
counted for $4,000
The government, as q result OF its in
vestigadon OF the steel companys tax
returns. claimed Dupruy owed Sl,5oo0 00C
and bis wife $4,000. There was also
an additional government claim Of $3.50
900 in penalties pending against Dupruy,
Carlin stated
Col. William Copper Proctor Of Gin
cinnati. organizer Of the Wood cam
paign told the committee this afternoon
that he had advanced S5O00O for cam
rofr~r,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28

nul, kdcSto oni vsichni z1stali 0.
kolnostmi v6zet ma rentu. JIG TO
zajistc pfibch p%olitovani ho{ ny,
ale zc SC udal "a soucasn6 dooy,
stoji IN povsimnuti, ncbof co jest
nam platnym pozcmky zdrazovat,
kdyl my z Mich vice nedostanc.
me. Pfibeh ton dotyka sc me o.
soby u tudiz dopis ten 81 ucho'
VAN, jclikoz lie 81 . ncj witt do
bro ponauccni. Vsak ! dopisy pa'
nj IIauzcrovd a iinych dopisova-
tell SO mn6 zamlouvaji q jest jc-
pfdnim, ably v dopisovanl
SVEN pfilc2itoStn6 pokracovali. -
Take sc zdc ma blizku stale, ac
farmdf mel ohradu ma krmcni do.
bytka ma milne II fcky, kdc kr.
mil 100 kusd hoveziho dobytka.
IN jcdnc noel voda 2 feky vystou-
pila pres brch u odplavila mu AZ
nn jcdcn vsccky knsy. Pakli mel
farnAf ten ia dobytck markyc, tn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
Nebete 81: Ka$|e- |ntluenZy- zapa|u pile
Jak nenocni vyl6ceni a z%achrdneni!


vienA PAM o~,oupalikosa olrusrtc, r.
iscm YAM TAX dlouho ncodersala ch,ela iscm
diisc ,idst, jak chiarci 20 ,es'sh lehaeh
hudc.
Mas chlapec icst pet let star. Pied rckem
mel yclky kasel, TAX ismc h ncmu savolali
nrofcssura \ Baltimore a ten ickl, BE- chlapec
ma slabe plicc n se by mohl souehott doslat
Trochu mn pomohl, ale kaklal a itto gimy
Nc nnchladll 4 dostal TAX yclky kescl, lc mu
ami ltkaf ncmohl cd neho pomcci Chlopec
No ma vcter roskaslal a tryalo mu 70 ifehas
nh dive hodiny a potion byl TAX slab, 10 40
ami ncpohnul, rt2 vase the a balsdm mu po'
molly.
Toto jest skutcena prasde, iak vase leky
pomohou. chlapcc vyusival icdnu laheicku
balsdmu a asi talk p0l baSny the a kascl mu
nadobro pfcstal, Wee nczakaslal.
Ncvim ami, ktcrak nam YAM, ctcna PAM,
podekovat, pfeiic yam mnoho zdravi a ida
ri, abystc dlouho ,rpicim chuddkom poma'
hnla, znamcndm sc ) krajanskym pozdrayem
JOSEPH SOUSEk,
2i5 Cherry Str, Curtis Bay,
Baltimore, Md.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
JAx vyLEoENY I gAcHRANENy


Mia PAM oloupalikosa pfiimeic ode
mnc srlccny p%oslrav odrustic mns, lc iscm
TAX dlouhn ncpsala, Dtkuii VAN, T. isic mi
gaslala hned ten halsam ryefeintte mSch
par fadk0, ably Tide nynL kdy influenza slc
tddi, ysleli, kde mali hledati pomoei Mne
vase leky sachrduily iivot Mtla iscm IN
%flucnsu, kasIala iscm krey, a 10 yelicc. tn
mnc pfisla naysiivit mojc pfiiclkynt, a do.
vclla mne vase Tho, ichos mi kaSdt pol ho.
diny podayala p0l kofliku kaslala iscm do.
sud krcv ccrycnou. Ma druhy den pc MI.
vani zaeala isem kaslat krev ccrnou, lined
mn6 zayolali ltkafc q ten Sc divil, 10 go iscm
%uzivala, ncbor pry NJ nam 1apal pryt, Byla
isem Zachranenu Ccrna zkalen6 krcy byla
ma p~licich n to delalo zdpol = Drnhy pfipad
Vase ltky vyltelly me dfte "a tSdcn . modrc.
ho kaSlc. Go toto pisi, ie Use pravdo, COZ
mohou dalsi dokazut. $ iietou,
FRANT1SKA SAiYkAL,
Yoakum, H. !, Texas,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28

Ii farmafit, jest jake by zacinal
bankul -. Ten mel zajist6 dosti
pravdy v tech svych slovech, pres
to mOzc SC pfece zaciti. Jcn, jak
iscm prayil scbczapfcni n vytr-
valost, nebot TO jest, echo jest
ncivice zapotfebi. Vim to Poole
scbe, kdyS sam jscm zacinal. 20
dvakrdtc jsem SO ~yystehoval 2
Chicago m farmu u zilse zpet, az
.konccne piece jscm ma nj setr
val. A nclitnji toho, nebot Jak
.jscm tam ty dilny jmcnoval, ne
vim, ic.li pfibodnejsi jmena by
Iy TO lidske mueirny Tehdy u
Iespoil TO TAX dopadalo, ackolly
nyni snad bych kfivdil tom dobyt'
eirn ohradam n jatkdm, v nichz
iscm sc 20 dcset rokd mlcil. a
pro uhlodoly byeh mel jcste lcpsl
yyraz, 10 ale jsem v ulcll nepra'
coval, nedoyoluji Vi je p%osuzovat.
kdyz tchdy jsem SO pred svymi
spolud6Iniky zminil, ze pojedu ma
farmu, to bylo ~nejak6ho smlchu .
hen1ui. NGktcff ami necbtGli 0 te
osklivG praci M farm6 slyset. VI
deli farmcry nosit Stroke klobou-
ky, st6tku M bradc, pldt6ne kali
Iloty ma kolenaeh z~aplatovane
% TO jim byla figura k placi'
Ovsem vc SVEN pfedsudku 81 ne
pomyslili, zc Ia figura jest svym
pdncm ma vlastnim pozcmku q
oni, 10 jsou, jak jsem podotknul,
mnccdlnici, tfcba byli V bile ko'
Xii. M a jsou tam dodncs o dou'
fam, ac Sc jim dobfc ycdc, kdeato
Ia stavim figuru SO sirokym klo'
|boukem d 4 ton stetkon do zclir
ably mi jc zajici neokousall. spra.
yne pan Vikla q Minncsoty vylieiI
" dopisc SVEN pfibdl 0 tecl
|tfcch bratfich, jjchz otec zbohat
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
vratil
Sc z egyptske cesty

Pafiz, 90. dubna. - Byvaly pre-
mier Georges Clemenceau, ktery
mcskal v Egypt6 20 poslcdni diva
mesice, vratil Sc prdve do Pafizc.
Zdal Sc byti We v%yborndm zdravl u
usmival Sc, ale vyhnul SC dotaziim
novinafskych zpravodajd q ncne-
chal Ne fotografovat. Ma nddrazi
byl uvitdn cleny sv6 rodiny u fa-
dou prominentnich muzlL Ipra-
vodaj Journalu pokusil SO inter
viewovati byvaleho premiera hncd
v Marscilles, ale Clemcnceau jas
ne naznacil, 10 81 pfejc, ably byl
ponechan ma pokoji.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28

Ctena PAM Frances Otoupalik $500 Muslin
VAN pod6kovati IA uzdraveni m6ho manaela,
Mel plicni chorobu, t6zce dychal. | ia to sa-
me m6la, jiz pc ctyfi roxy, u vase leky mas
vyle6ily 49, totiz BALKAN, the a mast. 20 cele
6tyfi roxy jscm sc n%ccitila u co jscm sc ma
l6cila a natrdpila, ale mic mne ncpomohlo, az
vase leky mas uzdrayily.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28

Oznamku jsem cetla Y "Nasinci' hned
.jsem VAN dopsala a nyni Sc citime, jake by
chom Sc zIoyu narodili. Proto, kdo trpi ia
koukoli plicni chorobou, necht nemeska a
objcdna 81 ldky PAM Frances Otoupalikove,
ncbudc toho nikdy %litovat. Mohu jc kazdemu
smclc odporuciti. Ziitc blaze a dlouha leta,
bystc mobla lidcm jest6 pomahat.
Vase pfitelkyn6 u pfitel,
JANA ANNA SUPAK.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
Mrs, Frances Otoupa|k, yIllhela David City, Nebr.

mu nezbudc jin6ho, nell ably wal
pingl u farmu opustil. TAX 81 tn
pfiroda s lidmi zahrdy6. -- 5 pc.
zdraycm zGstavam v 1cte vas -
Josef Jarcs.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
Ten ncjspolehlivejsi lekaf. "Lo


nj v ZINE byly naSc deti stizcny
chfipkou,' Pile J. Berlin 70 Star
CITY, Sask., "ysak Ora. Petra Hc.
.boko ukazalo syoji hodnotu ry'
chile. Toto ltto trptly lctni ne.
.moci . osypkami 0 lex byl opctne
pomocf Pohliacli jsmc M
jako IN ncjakeho spolc'
|hIiylbo Itkafc. Jcdcn mnz Y sou
|scdstu byl vyltccn y yazne IN
ehoroby IJobokem. FRA.
VII, ~ kdyby byI ncdostal lex, ~
by byI sotya mobl wi y takoyy'
nj bolcstmi" - Ora Pctra llo'
|boko stale No rodinnym lhkafcm
" fisiclcb domoyceh 20 cclb zeml.
best W prostfedek, jemnz mllze
Ibgti yysloycna plu6 dhvtra. Zad'
Ing pUpad nebyl TAX w D zhdna
|nemoc tak yazD6, aby tcnto starry
Ifk neyykonaI dobro Ne
lpf K dosfani V Jikhrnach, ysals
pffmo Oh yyrabiteId prostfedw
Ietyfm zylastf stanoveDyeh mist
l0ieh jednateIh Pro dalsi iofor.
maec pislc; Or, Peter Falrncy 4
ISonw Ga, 25Ol Washington Blvd
Chicago, Ill Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21
Hoover Advocates
Deep Sea Waterway
From Lakes to Ocean

New York, Oct 20.-American ex-
portation of wheat will cease within
10 years, unless better )transporta.
ton facilities from the interior are
provided, Herbert Hoover declared
here today at hearing before the
international joint commission, advo-
eating the proposed deep sea water
ways from the Great Lakes through
the ST. Lawrence river. rF
Mr.. Hoover said the proposed wa
terway would mean a saving of at
least 10 cents per bushel on export
wheat and that this saving would go
into the pockets of the American
farmer and result in greater produc-
ton. The former food administrator
likened opposition to the waterway
as similar to opposition to labor
saving machinery.
Arguments in favor of the water
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21
Sticks to Story
Killing ofLoyer
Was Accidental
Married Woman on Trial for
{ Murder Expresses Desire
To Live for Husband
And Children.
by Universal Service.

Norwich, Conn, Oct. 20.-Living
in a shadow world of romance. its
sorrows, its jays and tragedies
Rugged to her heart until tins
came when middle age and the ac-
ousation OF crime, for which she may
Iay with her life, are crowded upon
her, Mrs. Mabel Kenyon still ciings
to the days filled with love and is
troubled and confused when her at
tention is taxed with the shooting of
her lover.
Under the insistent hammering of
the states attorney today in the SUI
perior court here where she is on
trial charged with the murder of Mr.;
Herbert Tetlow, Mrs. Kenyon could
not be made to swcrve from her
story told on direct examination
This story, was that the shooting
was accidental and caused by the
struggle over the revolver with
which she meant to kill herself in
the presence of the doctor. who for
tive years had been her lover.
Wept On Stanu.
All day Mrs. Kenyon alone held
The courts attention Only once did
her fortitude leave her and she wept
SO that the prosecuting attorney Of
tered to excuse her if she was weary.
: Her quick retort was that she was
still strong and only begged him to
put his questions plainly so that she
would understand.
Mr.. Kenyon, ker husband, gray
haired, tired looking man. thin. quiet.
his sparse hair neatly brushed across
his head, sat bowed and silent
throughout the day. Beside him sa.
the three sons of Mrs. Kenyon.
slender youths, the youngest in
Enickerbockers.
Married Three Times.
Mrs. Kenyon, dressed in a trim
mouse colored taffeta and Geor-
gette dress. black wolf scarf about
her shoulders, her straight gray
hair pulled tight and low across her
forehead and He'd in place by pin
il brilliants, told again the story of
her life. Two crimson spots burned
en- her cheeks all day..
She told of he. three marriages. OF
her love for DR.. Tetlow and her in
siinacy with him.
Mrs. Kenyon ftold how she held
keys to all the doOrs of the doctors
apartment for h long time. She
dwelt tenderly on the recital of
hours spent in the garden with her
lover. her head bowed in shame or !
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21
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night; your cold or catarrh will be
gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. APP
ply a little OF this frangrant, anti
septic, healing cream in your nos
trils. 1t penetrates through every
air passage of the head, soothes the
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It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with cold or nasty catarrh-Re-
lief comes so quickly.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21

fitted in triumph as the narrative
developed,
She spoke Of the rendezvous in the
doctors apartment as eur ROOM"
"Oh, | remember so many things
about that room," she said. II used
to go there when / was tired to be
alone | went often when the doctor
was not there. | would sit for hours,
thinking, reading, mending his
clothes, doing little services for him.
We sometimes fcad aloud together.
If we came to word we did not
know we looked it up in the diction-
ary. Mr.. Tehow was a man of wide
culture and charming manner"
why did you make up your mind
that you must see him no more!'
she was asked.
II was suffering and exhausted
she said, "nervously and physically,
l was at the breaking point. l could
not go on. | could not stand his
constant complaining and pickering,
his fault finding with the chickens,
the garden, the yard, everything
about the place just as though it
were his. Yet rdid not want to hurt
him."
"Why need you have insisted that
he go far away, to Oklahoma, as you
suggested"
"There is ar intellectual and
spiritual relationship between a man
and woman who love that is bind
ing and as old as the world, 1t was
against this bond that we struggled
As long as we lived near each other
the struggle would be in vain"
Mrs. kenyon said she visited DR..
fellows apartment four times the
day of the shooting. The first time
she called for I trowel, the second
time to talk to. him about his call
at her house, the third time with
the gun with which she intended
killing herself and the last time she
described in detail just as she had
put in her direct testimony. The
shooting was accidental, she said.
She never intended killing him. She
loved him too much.
"Yes, ] must, will make good
ADVERTISEMENT
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21
New York Society Girl
Weds Japanese Student

New York, Oct. 20.--The romance
of a New York girl OF a prominent
family and Japanese art student
was revealed for the first time today
when Mrs. Mortimer Delano told of
the elopement OF her daughter, Miss
Priscilla Alden Delano, and Takeo
Watari in August, The couple were
in New York on August s.
Miss Delano is resccndant of
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21

fight" said Mrs. Kenyon. Not for
myself. What is left of life for me?
But for my loyal husband, for my
four adoring boys. l must carry Oh
and face the life. before me with
courage.
my dear husband, his home
wrecked, his heart broken. has told
me | must be steadtast. He is ready
to take up the journey again with
me, a new life, a life we shall live
icr each other and our children,
shutting the past from our hearts,"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21
Harding Rules Seven to One
Favorite in Betting Odds

New York, Oct3 20-The ligntest
betting ever known in, Wall street
on the outcome of presidential
candidate prevails now, only two
weeks before election day. The
money offered does not exceed
S250,000, whereas four years ago it
was more than 100000 fortnight
before election.
Harding rules favorite at to /.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21
Prize Package Bought
For 50 Yields $4,000

Greenville, s. C., OCT. pa mys-
terious package bought at an "oid
hoss sale" of unclaimed express to-
day for So by Hovey Smith. auto
mobile dealer. was found to contain
gold nuggets which Smith believes
to be worth $4,000. The package
was from Arizona.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21

the first Hugenots to come to this
country and was student in
dancing Takeo Watari is said to
be of high family in Japan.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-21

way also wers made by William c.
Redheld, former secretary OF COM
merQe, and Julius II. Barnes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23
CITY PROPERTY
WORDEN REALTY CO.
We Are Independent.


See us for suburban homes, mansions,
palatial homes rooming houses, apart
ments and stores
We have west emo homes convenient to
factories.
SOME OF OUR HOMES:
Immediate poss., partly mod OF cot
tage on paved ST., I blkS from center.
Price $3.50; 500 cash
Immediate poss.. bungalow, completely
mod, built . yrs, . rooms, including
bath; oak floors; pleasing room az
raogement Price $500 Easy terms.
in Roseland, cottage built l yrg
rooms, u acre land. Price $500; $500
cash.
Immediate poss.. completely modern
home, built yrs. In excellent location, D
rooms, 2 bedrooms. sun parlor. living
basement Price $3.50; $500 cash.
Immediate pOss., 10 blks from Stude-
bakers, attractive mod. home, excellent
location, Z rooms, full basement, large
lot Price $4,000. Easy terms
Vacant, completely mod. bungalow, .
rooms and bath, newly built, excellent
location, full basement with all facili-
ties, rooms pleasantly arranged, enclOs-
ed back porch, pantry, etc. This house
is worth 5000 exclusive OF lot Price
In best part of y. W, S room com
pletely mod. home, oak floors and trim,
alcOve, excellent cupboard, full basement,
laundry, hot water heat. Price $500,
Terms.
In n. W, beautiful Broom home. mod.
in every detail, ) veslbules, sewing and
breakfast room, sun parlOr, fireplace,
bookcases, tiled baths, including shower.
refrigerator space, etc. Laundry, soft
water lift, fnish-ivory and mahogany.
Home located high above the most pleas
ing prospect Of the famous st. Joseph
river, shown only by appoin tment
See US for beautiful homes: for cot
tages, bungalOws-Our list is large. We
have many cheap homes
WOEbEN REALTY co.
528 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 11S2. Open evenings.
o. II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

FOR sALE-One Of the best farms n
Marshall county, located near Walker
tou. $50 acres with ~ acres q timber;
new, house and good barn. for further
Information impure % PHI L. Near, CO.
Citizsns Bank Bldg. Main 1918 S623-rf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

FOR SALE-Seven.r room part modern
home on Blaine av.: fine large lot, JOx
I2S; possession II September.
RALPH OSBORNE, Realtor.
Main sec. Conservative Life Bldg.
694O- If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23
HELP WANTED
Female Help.

wASTED-Experience bindery girl
Permanent situation Hibberd Ptg.
Co G59s-tf
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Strict.ly modern six.roOm
house in northwest part OF city Hard
wood hoOrs throughout Call Main 11SS
7190-tf
FOR SALE-By owner. Groom house in
good condition; modern except furn-
ace. garage and large lot: convenient %
car line. $4,000. Very reasonable terms.
FOR SALE-Eight-room house near
Studebakers; newly papered and paint
ed immediate possession. Payment aud
terms. s. COO takes IL II sold ut once. J.
J. Certia, J12 = Taylor st. Lincoln 2S66
6721 p
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23
USE YOUR CREDIT

OnE 1OI Il ChEOTL
with a small down payment and easy
monthly terms you can own your own
farm. 10 - 100 acres OF rich hardwood
lands IA halkaska and Antrim counties
Michigan, viii make you independent
Raise vegetables, fruits, grains, grasses
poultry or stock. Close 10 schools
churches, railroads, towns, and neigh
bors. So TO S35 AGRA No sWamps or
stones. EXcellenI hunting and hGhina.
Big tree booklet Swigart Land Co
Alz69 First Natl Bank Bldg. Chicago,
Ill Tlae,AuR' I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

WANTED-n you want the best busi-
ness training in the shortest tiDe. set
the new CatalOg u the South Bend Busl-
ness College and plan 20 begin n course.
ISav or Tvenfug Monday. Aus 90
TUESDAY, September eth. Call, write or
.eiephoue Main sol 6JS3-u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Barter
REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-Six-room stucco semi-Bun-
galow; modern except city water good
well. large lot 5OX201 Chicken house,
large garden. grape arbOr and fruit
trees. Possession 90 days. Call Main
1lSS. 7193-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23
Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-12-inch electric fan in good
condition Phone Main 31T9. 1856 If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23
Automobiles.


FOR SALE-One Ford touring car. Call
at 90 T.. South st .3.i9-Z .
MODEL 81 CADILLAC. PASSENGER
TOURING CAR, NEW TOP. PAINT
PRACTICALLY NEW. MOTOR OVER
HAULED THIS SPRING BY CADIL-
LAC AGENCY AND ALL WORN PARTS
REPLACED INCLUDING CYLINDER
BOOKS, BEARINGS, AND TIMING
GEARS FOUR BRAND NEW TIRES
AND TUBES RUN LESS THAN 800
MILES AND TWO SPARE CASTINGS IN
GOOD CONDITION. BARGAIN IF
TAKEN AT ONCE. 40 TRADES con
SIDERED WILL DEMONSTRATE.
ADDRESS L. y. BON SOC. 1873
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Business Cards

REBUILT sewing machines sold on pay
ments- I buy. sell or exchange new
ana second hand sewing machines open
evenings Lincoln 21S2. sol y. Hill St,
T. Wise 397S- II
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wASTED-Seve-al hrst-class experienced
500 8
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eastern part OF city. VIII sell this on
contract with reasonable payment down,
balance like rent II you look at this
you viii buy. Room s Warner bldg,
Lincoln 20l0. I2S4-2I
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LOCAL and long distance hauling. Prices
reasonable. 201 =. Nam st Lincoln
500. r. 4. Christauson, Pip.
6i70July27
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THE highest grade" business training
requires equipment: Bookkeeping ma
chimes. adding and listing machines
vices Billers, Typewriters. etc. These
vsill De found at the South Bend Busl.
ness College. 1-5o-I
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WANTED.
Situations

MIDDLE aged lady wants 20 DO wash
ing or cleaning 14lo ". Indiana az.
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FOR SALE-At a bargain. brand new
side car Address Box r. II. H, care OF
News Times. 1924
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

Personal - We sell new and second
clothing at the pre-war prices: save
money by buying here. sam Weiss. los
". Division ST., near Michigan St
1891 Nov s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

WHO BUILT your garage. Hiram? Who
could but Bill ClausOu. Of course. Lin.
coin ITO 1892 II
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FOR SALE-Two houses east side i'm
mediate possession, rooms neither
modern, one $500, other $500 payment
down 500, balance time given. Singler
Realty Company, l24 y. Main St, phone
Lincoln 6133. 1888
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

FOR SALE-MUST BE MOVED, TWO
STORE BUILDINGS on SOUTH
SIDE; ONE HAS SIX ROOMS on SEC
OND FLOOR ODAR BROS. CON
FRANKLIN ST. LINCOLN S147.
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A Large Manufacturing Corporation has
an opening for a hrst class steuograph-
er give age, experience and salary de
.irri Address C News Times, Is. Box
a. 1888
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

FOR SALE acres with Groom mod
ern bungalow, near Portage az. car
line. along the river, just opposite St
Marys Tnis bungalow is modern IN
every respect; large barn and poultry
house; all kinds Of fruit; u acre OF po-
tatoes, L acre carrots acres Of corn
FOR quick sale ! will take $4,000: $1,000
cash and the balance land contract; can
give possession in 10 days; this price in
cludes an the crops. IL interested call
at 663 Farmers Trust Bldg. or phone
Lincoln 1853 or Lincoln 1856. 7230- u
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FOR sALE-1OO acres level. black
heavy land. miles from city Good
buildings consist OF broom house
nearly new; basement barn with cement
slO; double cribs aud grainArY; good
fences; apple orchard and small frult
". X McHenTV,
Lincoln 5133 20 Farmers Trust BLDG.
mo ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady bookkeeper
FOR automobile business. Call Main 1881.
90 s Lafayette 50. o%so-tf