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South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
woRDEN REALTY CO

WORDEN REALTY Co
23S Farmers Trust Bldg. Main
40 open evenings.
See us for suburban homes,
mansions, palatial homes, room
Ing houses, apartments and
stores.
SO. Main st. excellent : room
house, bed rooms, gas eleC.
garage shade. fruit and shrub
berry. Price $4,000. $500 cash.
InNo w, good location, cottage
nuilt TWO years, partly modern.
lot 40X1+O Price $3.50. $500
cash $500 per month.
In No. W. good home. : rooms.
3 bed rooms, part modern. lot iOX
$50. barn and double garage
Price. 5000. 500 cash, 5000 per
month
In : Z. excellent home mod
ern but furnace. garage. lot 3sx
rs. Price $500, 500 cash.
In No. W. completely modern
home, Z rooms, bed rooms, good
location. lot 40x1JO. trees and
shubbery. Price $500. part cash.
Good location beautiful bunga-
low built years . rooms.
bed rooms. hard wood floors,
vestihule fire place. bookcases.
laundry and tubs. storm windows,
etc.: large lot Price $500 part
cash.
n No. W. excellent room home
- n. frontage, paved ST. this Is
q rea, home best location. Price
$500 Terms.
In center. beautiful residence, 10
room, oak doors. finish oak
enamel etc. lavatory on each
floor fire places, automatic
water lift complete laundry. lot
G501G0 This j. an elegant and
permanent abode for a pro-
fessional man Price reasonable.
shown by appointment only.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

10 ACKES-RIch prairie farm, extra
good buildings. Main gravel road.
Close 10 small town. 10 miles South
R0Ld. n big bargain. $1i0 per acre.
Terms Noight * Bradford, ground
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
MAIN AND DONALD

4 convenient and very pleasing fac
tory site cut Oh the southwest cor
uer Of Main and Donald SITS a splen-
did location for a factory; the size
Of the lots are 97xl34; anyone wish
Ing for a direct shipping line TO the
south should consider this PROPOSE
tiOn, the Nandalia Il. K. Is right In
the rear of these lots. II you are IN
terested go out and look the place
ever, II may be just the thing you
want. Ny price is $1,000; no mere,
no less, ana my terms are strictly
cash. Go out. look the place over
and If YOU are interested, call Lin
coin 5413 and ask for Frank c.
TOepp, Jr.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

See us for suburban homes,
mansions. palatial homes, room
ing houses, apartments and
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
WORDEN REALTY CO.

'ORDEN REALTY CO.
25S Farmers Trust Bldg Main
40, Open evenings.
Residential and stock farm. I
mile from Niles. IL acres level
land, : acres timber, { acres fruit
orchard. Brick residence and ten
naHt house completely modern,
Every accessory I'm homes and
barns makes this farm a model
OF its kind. The buildings are
in best condition. Location and
lay Of land ideal Price $500
call or write for particulars.
miles from South Bend, So
acres Of good land stock farm
10 acres timber. Brick residence
and tenant house; large barns
and other buildings. This farm is
well equipped and is bargain at
$500 per acre, or viii trade
for dwellings or business prop
erty Call or write for particu-
lars.
We have many low priced farms
of any number OF acres. Call and
see Us.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

Farms and Land for Sale. SO
IS ACRES-Good level land, 2-3 acres
fruit, 6-roOm neatly arranged bunga-
low; built years; oriental brick fire
place, large porch, full basement Price
5000; $500 cash. WOrden Realty Co..
2}S Farmers Trust Bldg Open even
ings Main 40.
$50 ACRES-CIJse 10 South Bend Choc-
olate loan; level; well fenced with
woven wire; large pressed brick resi-
dence; I room tenant house; bank
barn 40XS0; hay barn JOX1OO: new silo :
large granary and cribs; tool house,
garage; two wind mills; engine house.
smoke house, etc. 40 acres timber. 80
acres in alfalfa. luis farm is one OF
best In the county. Price $3.50 per acre.
Owner viii accept small farm or city
property as part payment Wesley Van
Valin. 624 Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

So. Main ST. excellent : room
house, bed rooms, gas elec..
garage. shade. fruit and shrub
berry. Price $4,000. 500 cash.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

FARMS FOR SALE.
24O acre grain and stock farm miles
northwest. 30 acres good timber, 1o
room house. barns d0Xf0 aoN5'
Enough timber on this farm to pas
for half S1Ou per acre
22l- acres 7 miles west Good : room
house, new barn. team good youu-
horses all farm tools and crops $500
50 acre alfalfa and dairy farm. miles
nprta Splendid new bank barn Z room
house newly painted and decorated
This farm is highly improved
q acres west ou Division 81 road Build
iugs first class. : room house. barn
3ON4O. garage. tool shed. chicken house
and park. $40 per acre.
40 acres miles west near luterurnan.
Good room house. barn. garage si'o.
milk house. chicken house and paris
large orchard $1,000
20 acres, . miles west ON iutcrurnan.
16 acres - miles out on Crumstown road.
"a acres Z miles west Ou Sample road.
100 acres miles northwest
- acres near trumstoWu.
loo acres j. miles west
+ acres 3ia miles west near interurban.
W. p. DUNNAHOO, REALTOR
40 j NJ S Bldg
Phunes-OffCe, Main =.
Residence. Harrison aS-F
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INSTRUCTION
Locnl Ins,ructlon CIas.es

NEW CLASSES-In bookkeeping, short
hand. typiug. banking etc, viii be or
ganiIc October ( It the south Bend
business College Make your plans 10
eHtc- on that date bv calling or phOn-
ing for .atalog IL pays 10 attend an
accredited Institution
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

1G0 ACRES-Cut over land 2ls miles 10
K. K. town, high school. banks. Easy
10 clear, no hills Stream across one
corner. Fine for stock No iucum-
brance. \ widow can't handle IT, VIII
sell for the low sum Of SlJ per acre.
VIII take 1920 Ford. Write. Mrs. c. NJ.
Kennedy, 130S First. Jackson. Mich.
12O ACRE-Farm: clay loan soil good
new barn. house and out buildings; 20
acres corn, acres potatoes: 3 miles
out Of Granger; 6 miles out of Elkhart.
Call EnoS L. Long. Phone Misha-
Waka $50.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

OCTOEER-Is splendid month 10 en-
ter the high grade Thomas CONNER
Mich and Wash. ave. entire third floor.
Up 20 date equipment and instruction.
Day and night school Night sessions
Mon We'd Fri Arrange at once for
FhOrO StcnagrIphiC- ScCrctarial Book
Keeping education. our state licensed
employment department places every
graduate in the best position. send for
copy The Thomas School Facts.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

Real slIesmcn who understand
rhp at,tpnlobilp accessory aud tire
business We are the largest or
-auization ~ its Sind iu the world
aud have several good openings
FOR meu with ability. snap and
ambition if you are an order
tlker pass rhls up and we viii
,1tn save Time Times square
Auto supply Co.. 1910 =. MiChi-
gan ave. Chicago. IL
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
real ESTATE FOR SALE


Business Property 81
BLOOMINGTON, IND.-Brick business
house, . room nat above, gas, electric
ity, water and sewerage connection.
Toilet street and alley bricked. Best
city OF 1900 d. indiana, seat OF the
state university Address l.. =. De
Moss, Bloomington, Ind.
FACTORY SITE-With spur track IN
rear; 135 feet on street; about $50 feet
deep; two buildings on property. Con
nected with street sewer by IN. pipe
Also water and gas connections. Fo-
further particulars address Box e. A.,
News Times
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
Statesmen and Agent

Gas ANT-Ierrif1ry .alosmca Ne
want laN capable mru af once to sr.I
new - pound Kerosene gas pHrt. ior
hlt. hen and heItluE stowe. Neu who
economical quickly installed Wonder
% seller wIth .oal liEh and scarce.
CnuuIs=i1u- unusually liberal state
territory preferred Write Wonder
EurH-r Company. 1925 lr0u ST., Day
ton. Ohio
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

Houses FOR Sale 81
BARGAINS IN HOMES
Wilbur st. 7-room hCme, $1,000.
Linden St, 6-rOOm home $500.
y. Huey ST., 5roOm house, $500.
Warren st, rooms, big lot S3,SOO
". Indiana av., . rooms, S2SUO.
Wenger ST., T-roOm home, $1,000.
y Huey ST., 1O-rOOm home, $1,000.
Oak ST.. 1-rOOm home, $500.
Alex ). Langel, jO2 5. Chaplin st.
2nd Floor, room ); Onice Hours ) a.
H. 10 $50 p. m; Evenings 6;3O p.
III. to 80 p. IA.
BUNGALOW-For sale, slxrOom stucco
semi bungalow; modern except city
water; good We'll; large lot 5Ox2OO-
Chicken house, large garden, grape
arbor and fruit trees. Possession 20
days. Call Main 1lsS.
COTTAGE-6 rooms, good sized lot. Pos
session 1T once. Cali at lIep's Tailor
shop, 219 W. Jefferson blvd.
-FOUR HUUSES-To be sold together at
a very attractive ITice- Good terms.
Also good eight room house on east
side. large lot, fine location. Healy x
Hamilton, 407 Dean Bldg. Lincoln G66l.
HOLLAND ST.-Seyen room entirely
modern home, y block of OF Notre
Dame ave. Call at 7l0 +. Miner ST.
IINEOIN WAY ", 1I2J-COrner Har-
rison an eleven room house, ali mod
ern: this house is suitable for two
families. Call Wolf Brothers. 124 y.
Main st Lincoln jlSG.
MIAMI ST.-Seven room new modern
bungalow on Miami st. Price $1,000.
Seven room modern house on Marine
St Price 5000. Six room modern
bungalow on Marine ST. Price $500.
Terms. Phone Main 5151.
MINER ST. ESPECIAL
Here YOU are. who wants this
great bargain. > room semi bung-
allow all modern, on l.. Miner st.
tne lot, fruit trees This prop
erty must be sold at once ac-
count of owner leaving for Eu-
rope. Price only $500. See
Beyers room. - Odd Fellows
Bldg. Main 1883. open evenings
until 9 O'Clock.
NEW HOUSE-Modern room m biz
sacrifice. For particulars call Lincoln
1220.
NEAR CENTEK-Seven room home lust
this is we'll arranged and IN excellent
cash. balance So per month. Yoight a
Bradford. Lincoln Oil. Ground hoOl
Union Trust Bldg.
I NEW AlvDERN HOMES have cOm
pleted new modern homes. near
car lines and Lincoln school: pric,
/ reasonable and terms easy. At Leel
! ST. office on grounds, Saturday and
sunday afternoons, ID. C. Leer Lin
coin 1926
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

DEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Business Places for Rent IS
OLIVER BLDG 2G7-Furuished d.tsk
room. also furnished room attached II
wanted Cau from . % II g. m. or
> 60 g p. IA
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 5ll-FOr rent, a
garage az oil Riverside DR.. Telephone
Lincoln 2010.
STORE ROOM-1GX2O II. ON frSt f0or
electric lights. etc. Apply 40 S. Michi-
gan 81
VAN RJREN. 1888 shoe shop. good
Iocnflon.
Houses for Rent 80
DESIRABLE LOCATION-l5 room mod
err house. blocks from center Of
city Inquire of 4. Dekelbaum. 80
Farmers Trust. Main eJ32
SIN ROOMS-And bath. Ground door OF
duplex house. Rent 500. Call Lincoln
5Jl3 or Main 1J3.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

Bu-inc-, Opportunities

Business opportunities -
1TTENCTTNE EUuK AND GIFT SHOP
Near Sasri Bend Owner soiu<
.aufb For particulars address BOX
D. 10. NeNs-Times
SRfE PEO-OSITIUN-Eor party who
wants 10 go into business Can az
Hens Tailor shop. 90 W Jefferson
alyd-
BFYERS-The business .haDce man,
has any kind of business that you
wish - euguEc iu see him at once
Rooms IS. Odd Fellows B.dg. Main
It~B
SIOE STOP Electrical huisber, Jack
HrI singer sewing machine for sale
f-.Ni ~. Naukuren 81 afte- b-0 p no..
STGAl. .tANE-PIartati1n wants so men
ta 'uts-f 81 900 each. per cent lnuun
and out-thirt net profits. Security ann
pie. prospects excellent Complete iu-
formation ~ odd Nassau Farm, Boa
1868. Jacksonville. Fla.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
situations Wantcd-FcmaIc 50

situations Wautcd-FcmaIc SO
IJGT. ~I-NNDtsi- Young laty iu chris
firu Science home Would also take
.are on. children Box A 10 care News
Times
situations Wantcd-Molc 81
TNI'EEtFNtIp CHATFFEUR-Wa
a position With either private family
or ou truek. Ialn 1890
GHANICAI. ENGINEER -- Technical
graduate with all around experience m
FACTORY maintenance work. Want some
tnfng that has % future. Address News
IImes BOX lt-le
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and land for SaIe

. ACRES-LeveI land IN RoselaDd, Sl.O0J
cash, $1,000 This is worth while.
Worden Realty Co. 2}s Farmers Trust
Bldg. Main AS open evenings.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
Help Wanted-Nfaie
WANTED
Good Men
Steady Employment

woodworkers (piece work $500 20
$500 per week
Lumber Yard Men piece worsJ $500
10 $500 per week
Foundry Moulding Operators
(piece work. 5000 g. 5000 per week
Moulding Machine Helpers. $500 %
$1,000 per week.
Laborers lhourly rate 4jc 20 55c.
Working Hours-5J per week ~ hours
W ) days aud = LoLrs on Saturday.
Hourly rated employees paid time snd
a h.tlf for all tlme over "A hours per
Week.
THE SINGER MFG. co.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
2S ACRES

About Is miles from South Bend
Z miles from Niles, miles from Ed
wardsburg, miles 20 BARREN Lake
station. 8 miles 10 Daily. Two sets
OF buildings. All in fairly good con
dition = room houses. stream, wind
mill. pump; fence all around; plenty
OF fruit school Is on same. Some low
some upland Have -enty pasture
Mould be ye-y handy FOR dairy farm.
Could be bought wit or without
STOCK Ou account OF old age aud
continuous sickness VIII sacrifice for
S16.JOO with half cash. rest mort
gage For the above call L. ). Ori,
Realt0r. 81 \. Chaplin St, ground
tio0r Phone Lincoln $50. open eve
nIngs. sunday ill i o'clock.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
10 ACRES

20 ACRES
At Cass county, about 2ls miles OF
Edwardsburg. This Is good clay land
with one story 7-room house. Barn
44X5O. chicken coop and plenty OF
out buildings IL acres Of good tim
ber Rest under cultivation Crops,
stock tools will go with It. Price
S7S0O: part cash Rest 10 years
term For the above call L. s. orr.
RealtOr. 81 ). Chaplin st. Phone,
Lincoln j33O open evenings. Ground
floor.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

1JO ACRES-Good land, fne house. etc
near South Bend. 5000 This is a
estate and must be sold. Fred 4
Herreman. 455 Farmers Trust Bldg
$40 acre BARGAIN-
In you have the sand 20 get away
from South Bend and some cash
or its equivalent, I will sell this
$40 acre farm In jackson Co.
Michigan. or exchange 10 for a
smaller farm or city property and
the difference. This is good soil
and good improvements, and
adopted 10 stock. grain and fruit
lt can't be told on paper come in
and see me for the particulars
aud the price is only $4,000 or
SO per acre. / consider this the
best thing / know OF IN the farm
line. j VI. Jolly, 80 ). Main 81.
Phone Lincoln G696
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

TNgOATS-Agents I viii pay $1,000
weekly for three average rdincoat or
aers daily 30 delivering 80 invest
rnent Five dozen samples and styles
for men, women. children. Reversible
"g'nl' models leathgrcttes, aut1roaJs.
Rubherized tweed ovcrcpats featured.
quick for sample coat and eataloS-
Parker Mfg. Co. 152s Book St. Day
ton Ohio.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
FARMS FOR SALE or EXCHANGE


so acres 5 miles to South Bend.
24O acres - miles 10 Millcreek.
100 acres miles 10 New Carlisle.
10 acres 3 miles o. New Carlisle.
800 acres 1 mile 20 DOwagiac.
40 acres miles to Cassapolls.
1Ol acres miles 10 Elkhart, Ind.
100 acres "a miles Edwardsburg
10 acres I miles 20 Elkhart. Ind.
40 acres 3 miles To Elkhart. Ind.
llIis acres y miles 10 Granger
1912 acres IL miles 10 Elkhart
213 acres miles Edwa rdSburg.
80 acres "a miles EdWardsburg
40 acres Culver, Ind.
- acres 3ls miles New Carlisle.
It's acres IL miles North Libe-ty.
~ acres 81. miles % Elkhart Ind
III acres 2At miles Elkhart. Ind.
1GO acres AZ miles Elkhart, Ind.
20 acres miles 20 Granger.
81 acres II mile 20 NutwoOd. Ind.
1s acres : miles :. Bend. $500.
acres miles y. Bend. $500.
3 acres miles ). Bend, 5000
near car line
For Information cali az 800 =.
Chaplin St, 2d floor Room 3.
Telephone Lincoln 1906
ALIEN s. LANGEL.
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26
CALL on oRI FOR FARM

. A. easy terms, west, A. cash.
y. East; 10 a, cash. y. East; 15 y,
part cash, West. IL \, part cash,
y. East. 80 A, part cash West SO
A, part cash. = West; 53lz y. cash,
West Of Niles; 90 A. part cash. y.
Last; 80 4, part cash y East OF
EdWardsOurg; 80 y. part cash, y.
Last, - y. part cash, y. East; 112
A., part cash. tn, Isl A part
cash y East OF Niles 100 a, part
cash, l.. W w. 2o3 , part cash.
y. East Of Niles. % particulars
kindly call or write 20 l.. ;. Ori,
kealtOr, 3lI -. chaplin st. ground
door. Phone $3.50. open evenings. sun
day till l. o'clock
South Bend news-times., 1920-09-26

NIGHT SCHOOL
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Business College Learn bOOkkeep-
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aud kindred subjects in an ac-
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FOR Catalog
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
MASS MEETING AT C. P. n. S.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. II

A mass meeting will be held at the
High School auditorium on Tuesday
evening, February II, at s 30 o'clock.
The meeting will be an interesting one
as the topic to be discussed is the
crisis threatening the public schools
on account of the extreme shortage of
adequate teachers and to appriSe and
warn the public of the actual situation
caused by the high cost of living, which
is the reason of the shortage of teach
ers, as high school graduates are pur-
suing more technical lines now than
ever because of the high wages these
lines are paying, while the teachers
who are needed to train the minds of
the young people are getting petty
salaries.
Addresses will be made by Morton
G. Leonard, vice principal of Dickinson
High School, Jersey City; Joseph f.
Whelan, president of the local Board
of Education, and other prominent
men of this section.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
Persuasion. Not Force.

l listened to an accomplished and
eloquent speaker against the League
of Nations for one and a half hours
He said all that could be said, and
after he was through he had more than
ever convinced me that the league is an
absolute necessity and that further de-
lay is really criminal. He made an
analysis of several articles, notably
Article X, and yet proved to me that
that article should be adopted just as
written, without reservations. All
through his speech 1 could picture a
policeman set to protect us against
burglars. He wants Uncle Sam to be
policeman only on his own beat, and
if murders take place across the street
from his line he should not go across to
the assistance of his fellow policeman
even if called. He is to use his moral
influence, just as he did when Mr..
Bryan discussed war with the Austrian
ambassador.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
HOLIDAY FEATURES
FOR "HAPPY DAYS."

This week Charles Dillingham's joy
Gus pageant 'Happy Days at the New
York Hippodrome observed both holt
days, Lincolns Birthday. and st. Val
entine's Day, with special features.
Each holiday throughout the season
becomes a red letter day on the Hip
podrome calendar, and this week was
no exception to the established rule
Mr. Dillingham; provided a special
tribute to Abraham Lincoln in the his
toric episode of the Book Shop"
scene, where the martyred President
was impersOnated by Charles Gro,
while "Valentine' ballet was added
to the Fairyland scene, led by Hattie
Towne as Cupid, and staged by Il. H.
Burnside. All the other enhancing
features of Happy Days. from the
Riddles Dormitory to the thrilling
Magic Grotto, with it's daring high
divers, are retained, including the eX-
cellent comedy relief provided by
"Poodles" Hanneford, Clyde Cook and
William A. Weston. Matinees are Civ
en- daily.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
AMERICA WINS INDIA'S TRADE
With Japan, Has Taken Over Gen.
trial Powers Old Busi-
ness.

London.-The United States and
Japan have taken over since the begin
ming of the war virtually all Of the
big export trade which the central
powers had with India, says an official
report which adds that, undoubtedly,
American competition in India has
come to stay.
The place of the central powers
has been taken by the United States
SO far as iron and steel and machinery
are concerned. Japan has taken the
trade in electrical accessories, copper,
paper glassware, textiles and beer.
The primary reason for the in
creased shipments of American manu-
featured goods to India has been the
inability of the established British ex-
porters to supply the market owing to
war conditions, says the report.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
GOVERNOR EDWARDS
BOOM FOR PRESIDENT NOW
BECOMING NATION WIDE.

Jerey City, Feb. 8. - Governor Ed
ward l. Edwards in Jersey City is re-
ceiving letters and marked editorials
favoring him as Presidential nomi-
nee and indorsing his stand on the
'wet" question, Harry Foley, his secre-
tary, announced today. The letters
were received from Vermont, Texas,
Florida, Washington and other parts
of the country.
Governor Edwards left for Trenton
this morning.
"Have you observed that newspaper
reports indicate a movement in Illinois
and other parts of the country to make
you a Presidential candidate?" he was
asked.
II have seen reports in the newspa-
pers to that effect" the governor re-
Piled eff there is such movement it
is spontaneous and not the result of
any efforts of mine. That's all l care
to say about it,
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
Waste Not, Want Not.

The waste of natural resources of
this country is appalling. Men go to a
new section of the west, drive a well,
and Immediately comes a terrific vol
ume of natural gas. At once, like mag
ic, other wells are bored in every por-
ton of the field, and billions of cubic
feet of gas are allowed to escape into
the air without a check. This is rob-
bling the present and future genera
lions in an ineXcusable manner. The
government will probably take up this
matter for consideration after most of
the gas has disappeared
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS
COMING OUT STRONG
FOR GOV. EDWARDS.

Chicago, Feb. Ex-Governor Edwards
of New Jersey, the ''wet' Democratic
candidate for the Presidency, is get
ting away to flying start in Chicago.
Eight Democratic ward organizations
nomination.
AS fast as the organizations meet the
Endorsements will be voted, from all
indications. 1t is possible that, regard
less of the bosses wishes, theme .Jer-
sey man may be entered in the Illinois
primary.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
YOUNG PEOPLES
SOCIETY HAS ELECTION

The organization of the Young Peo-
pies Society at the Palisade Union
Church was completed last Sunday
evening. A. o. Eldridge was chosen
president; D. III. Valentine, vice presi-
dent Miss Margery Goldsmith, secre-
tary; Miss Hilda Neindtadt, treasurer,
and Miss Maxine Sibley, organist.
Rev. Guhse presided at the start, but
gave way to Mr. Eldridge as soon as
the ballot was taken. Harry Clark was
chosen the first leader, the subject to
be announced later. g
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
Disagreed Over Dogs Color.

New York.-The color of the bull
dog owned by Mrs. Margaret P. Miller
recently was the means of freeing
Mrs. Miller of suit for $10,255 dam
ages brought against her by Mrs. Ber-
die Wheeler. Mrs. Wheeler alleged
that the dog had bitten her. Several
of her witnesses testified concerning
the dog, but none of them was able to
identify the animal.
One said the dog was black, an
other said brown, while third
thought the animal was white. All
of this caused Judge Myers to dis
miss the case. Attorneys for Mrs.
Wheeler Immediately filed another suit
and meantime the dogs color will be
ascertained.