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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

Il srfain amount Of III feeling
- brewing among allied
S1e rrlons Tor several days, ard
union mem have sxpressed
aIafscfion because electricians
' .rfnterp have been unable to
- agreement with their en-
.S.1uern. Unions that have signed
~ 80 been working on Jobs
S.sa ron-union electricians and
sisfers arc at work, It II claim
4 4 claimed that several non
80 slectricians were working on
sess Tneeday along with union men
ISfAGr crafts and that 1t least one
~,ssiaint Of the same order has
- o the painters union.
- fDilure OF the bosses to agree
i In contracts with tho electri-
~ and painters came AZ . sur
- 70 these organizations. Other
ssisrs vent to work Monday under
sssfr.cts with all their employers
~ - electricians and painter
- coniident that they would also
q agreements.
ne electricians have not been
~ yet to sign IN the Rock Island
~ Moline contractors and the
.eInters received q demand from
~ bosses to come down to S;
eonts an hour.
Il Is held that the agreement,
dened BY the other unions do no
ma them to let such situation
"a to arbitration. 1t is understood
Tat various union leaders are Il
- together today to take up thu
Complaints Of the electricians aat
painters.
IN the case of the work on tn,
renodeling of the old Photo Art!
bsilding, Third avenue betwee:
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets
into quarters for the Rescue Mis-
sjcn, union electricians will wor]
foF nothing to avoid tieup OF tn
work.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

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Chicago afe WISHING = ~ hcgne u
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Rev. nn1s6and q q Eaal visited
with his friend. Aoy. 9. y 4aG1u-
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
Woodruff
Especial Correspondence

s Especial COrreSpOnOenCe.)
woodruff, ILL.,, June 22-Mrs.
John Byers is quite i'll with summer
6u
A. A. Stephens and family Of
Galesburg spent Sunday at the E. N.
Stephenson home.
Miss Emma Andreen left for
Peoria where she will attend school
this summer.
Dan Cameron and family of Bur-
gess are spending few days at the
Jake Helm home.
Edna Sanquist of Aledo Is visit
ing at the James Crane home.
Quite delegation of Odd Fellows
md Rebekahs from here attended
Odd Fellows picnic held at Galva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Abraham
IA and baby Of Galesburg are Wis.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
PLEAsANTvII.LE

TWENTY two acres; one hour Grand
Central, 700-foot frontage six-roonl cot :
tage; improvements except heater finest
views woods convenient two stations; best
ueiR hhorhood; $40, 900; one half cash; fur
nished: sell extra. Horton, Pleasantville
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
GREENACREs !
ExCEprIoNAL pRoposITIoN,

AN EXCEPTIONAL PROPOSITION.
GREEN ACR ES--Owner going abroad is
forced to dispose Of this excellent prop
erty at sacrifice. Artistic semi bungalow
rooms, baths, steam heat. open fire.
place. hardwood floors; plot I00xl503 with
garage, shade trees. shrubbery, garden.
Asking $4,000. REASONABLE TERMS TO
IMMEDIATE PURCHASER. Il. FRANK
LIN HILL, Court ST.. White Plains,
n, Y. Tel. 25S0-l.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
ossIN.NG

FURNISHED apartment, $50 month for
one year, room, all modarn improve
iiheuls, tile hath; At Scarborough, I2-room
mousse aad garage. 5000, Juae 3 Ia Sep
ssrslinpsr Is. r. f, Lent. Ossinings ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
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CHAPp.AQUA

WILL RENT for SIMMER at $500 an uu-
usually beautifully furnished home IL
rooms. baths, Gear garage. acres OF
ground. planted vegetable garden, fruit
beautiful fowers. one hour out in West
chester hilis. hrst class train service New
2i5.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
MT. VERNON

MT VERNON
rooms and bath, all improvements: !:
rarquet 4oor. electricity and gas; near all
schools. minutes to station; near trolley
room for garage; Immediate possession.
For particulars call at 145 S. 1st av. Tel
b567-W Hilcrest.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
soARsDALE

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE and bath. steam
neat electricity. telephones water half
sers' old shade trees; fruit; lawn; shrubs;
.Ftsse and barn: six minutes walk TO sta
aeaNing town. Address Owner. Box Az,
or phone 423-M searsaale. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
ARDsL.EY

LITTLE FARM IN ITSELF OF y
- RE-~seiiug account ct death Of
pfovements, double floors. hardwood trim
throrg bout quantity of fruit trees and
stiael fruits. fine n@ighborhood. Mrs. a,
hobbs Very
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
MOUNT kisco

FOR RENT-Tent sites among beautiful
fishing; sio-$i0o season mrs. & Bat-
ssssrneid, Croton Lake, NJ Y. Telephone
Mount kiseo i30~W
BUNGALOW. 5 rooms and hath, all i'm
provements, 5 minutes from station near
seEoois, churches. library, etc, $1,000.
tsfins; In the heart OF Nestehestef Go.
Merriam. Tel 500 Mt kiseo N. Y
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

member. And you have got to
learn to love them all. 'Love
your enemy"
The Opportunity for Service
for Members. The Open Door
of Sacrifice. Here is broad
field with a few occupants. How
few are making real sacrifice!
Even among the largest givers!
But We make sacrifices in more
ways than giving money. We.
can sacrifice worldly pleasure.
We can sacrifice privilege.
(Moses). We can sacrifice
time and strength. What of
Jesus? He sacrificed all. The
sphere in which the door was
opened. In the Lord. In the
cause of the Kingdom of God.
There are great many causes j.
that should find open doors.
The cause of Physical Relief, the
cause of mental training, the
cause of moral reform. the cause
of Christianity, Christianity is
the sure cure for all. 81 am the
door," etc. Hindrances to en-
tering the Open Door. Disap-
pointment: I had no relief of
my Spirit, because l found not
Titus. my brother. A lack of
strength, caused by disappoint-
ment. Taking leave Of them, l
went forth into Macedonia.
A Lack of Faith. This is an
awful state TO be in. For it
means failure in every sphere
of life. The opportunity of :
building up great family is lost
when life partners lose faith i'm
each other. Business, school.
etc. Is it a wonder that
Christ should designate faiti, as
the condition of salvation? The
swining portals of thought open
up TO you. Enter in. The door
of service stands ajar. } Walk
in. The door of sacrificesnever
closes. Venture in. Seek not
greatness, seek not fame. Err
Ter the door of thought, service
and sacrifice, and if you do not
be counted great and famous,
YOU will be in their company.
For true greatness and worth
while fame come only by enter
ing these doors. Have I en-
cred the open door? Time
waits for no man. It is swiftly
passing. II will soon lose itself
n Eternity. And then cometr
he end Of all things earthly.
then will you stand?
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02
SOME "DON'TS" FOR THE
HOME GARDENER,

G. L. Tiebout, horticulturisl
in the State University Exten-
sion Division, offers some help.
full suggestions in the form of
'"don'ts" to be observed by
planters of home gardens i'm
order to insure success.
Mr.. Tiebout says:
Don't turn under a lot of
green vegetable matter such as
grass and weeds and expect to
plant small garden seed sue
cessfully on such a seed bed.
Don't fail to fertilize unless
the land is very rich.
Don't make the ridges too
high il they are needed to sup
ply adequate drainage.
Don't plant poor seed. Make
sure that termination is high
and the strain dependable.
Don't fail to pack the soil
over the seed. Ii is generally
best.
Don't expect 10 succeed with
every planting. Make several
paintings at intervals when
moisture and soil conditions are
most favorable.
Don't hesitate to write for
horticultural circular HOO
which gives further details.
Don't do without vegetables.
Plant some and then more"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

ton. Phi. B., pastor of the Cottrell
Chapel Methodist church at the
Sunday night service, preached
to a large crowd, comprised of
members and visitors. Those
who heard him declared the SER
mon to have been the most won
derful that has ever been heard
in this City.
The Open Door-"And when
a door was opened unto me in
the Lord" found no rest in
my spirit, II Cor. PIP.
The story of the Pageant.
The Open Door.
The Closed Door.
We have long talked about
closed doors. That there are
many of them is a sad fact we
cannot deny. The door of equal
industrial opportunities; the
privilege of doing any kind of
work for which we are fitted,
and of receiving pay according
to- merit.
In the Education World. The
Open Door. While there are
many closed doors. we are glad
that there are some open doors
that no man can shut. There
is an open door in the world of
thought. Oh what a great
need there is of deep unpreju-
diced and comprehensive think
ing, but where ignorance reigns
it is impossible. The only hope
is a broad liberal and a Chris
tan education. No doors can
keep thought in or out. Paul,
Luther, Bunyan. You may be
denied a Professors chair in the
High School or College where
the races are mixed; but they
cannot circumscribe YOUR |
thought. nor can they scgregate
it. /
The Open Door of Service. !
There was never a greater neei
Of well-trained, unse1fish work
ers than there is to-day, espec-
tally in the ministry. And while |
there are a few fields that do
not appreciate preparedness in
The ministry, yet a great many
10. But intellectual prepared !!
hess is open to all. A man must
nave the Spirit Of Christ. Why
he Spirit of Christ? Because
without 1t, we cannot overcome.
We have got to meet the pessi-
nistic members, the garrulous
member, the vindictive member.
he deceitful and treacherous !
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02
CASE-LEMAIRE.

Tuesday, June 18th sent two
|Qf .cupid's victims on No. 2 to
New Orleans to bind their fates
together. The happy couple
was Miss Gladys Calhoon, the
attractive young daughter of
Mrs. A. LeMaire, and Mr.. Frank
N. Case, son of the wealthy lum-
herman who was temporarily
residing at Bayou Chene. Miss
Calh00n was accompanied to
New Orleans by her sister, Miss
Elsie Calhoon. The young
bride was dressed completely in
brown. Her dress was of heavy
brown satin and her hat was
made of the same material.
Brown satin pumps and silk
hose completed her outfit. The
marital knot was tied Wednes-
day, June 10Th, and after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. F. N.
Case passed through New 1be-
ria, on their way to San Diego,
California, where they intend
spending a prolonged honey
moon. If the young couple
like California real well, they
will take up their residence
there permanently, otherwise
they will return and make their
home here. "A Friend.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02
BASE BALL DOINGS OF
TABASCO REDS.

On June 18th they played the
Colgin's Grays in New Iberia
on the College grounds, the
game was called at the end of
the seventh inning account of
darkness with the score a tie,
being at the time 3 to 8. The
game was well played and very
much enjoyed by the fans.
On June 10Th, we played the
Cathedral School first team of
Lafayette OH our grounds and
were defeated by a score of 9 to
%. The explanation of the loss,
it will be necessary to say that
the Christian Brother in charge
of the Lafayette team UNDER
stood our team to be older boys
and brought down his first team
under the impression that our
boys average around IL years of
'ge. Some members of his
team weighed as much as 40
pounds and our boys were no
match for them.
On June 25th we again took
our team over to New Iberia to
play off the tie game with Col
gins Grays. We won this
game by a score of A to 3 and
while the score would indicate
a very close game, neither team
played with very much vim ow-
ing to the extreme heat and the
boys were glad when it was
over. For a good part of the
Game the Gray's led us by 3 to 1;
but in the seventh inning Her.
peche pitching for the Grays
lost control, walked two men
after one was already on base,
he hit a fourth man and forced
across a run, a sacrifice brought
across another. Romero took
up pitching for the Grays in
the eighth. Our boys scored
one run in their half of the
ninth and held their opponents
scoreless, thereby winning out.
Markey did not pitch as ef-
fectively as usual, his control
was poor as compared to his
usual game.
Score by innings: HE
Tabasco Reds
s...l OO1 600 2O1--4 5 Al
N. /. Gravs---
OO3 600 OOO-3 2, 81
Batteries: Marley and Decuir,
Herpecfe, Romero and Barnes.
The Reds have a day off Sum
day and their manager has
planned to TAXI them to Char
cnton for q days outing at
Sheel Beach.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02
JOBLESS YOUNG AMERICA
GOING BACK TO FARMS.

New York, June 3Oth.-JOb-
less young America is going
back to the farm. The fighting
Yank who left the pillow to 90 to
war then remained i'm the biz
cities after he had returned has
found starvation wages and
rainy nights in park benches too
much.
Miss Monica Barry Walsh, d.
rector of the American Land
Service, said 200 men boarded
trains leaving New ] York city
today TO 90 back to the country.
Seven hundred and forty-eight
went last week. Eleven hum
dred and thirty went the week
before and still there are 468,-
600 men out of work in New
York. 3
IF we just had the money to
handle these boys we could clear
the park benches in a few
months" Miss Walsh told the
United Press. Fright here is
the solution of Americas in
dustrial problem. All the ex-
service men out Of jobs seem
to have come to the big city and
they are clamorfng to get back.
With our small staff we don't
dare to avertise for men. We
did that one day and they near
~ t0rne down the place trying
"You wouldn't believe that
there are men starving in New
York today, but there are. They
may not be dying for food, but
lack Of proper nonrishment in
directly has caused many
deaths.
last year we sent 1900
farmerettes up in New York
State to pick fruit. This year
we sent 80, and we do not in
tend 10 send any more until we
find jobs for the .jobless. Il
Farmers won't pay fares for
these men and we haven't any
money. Last week we started
q gang out hiking across coun.
try lioping to get them placeS
vyifhn,,t ~ f1,nnA fcrc. l.s.A Az
plan failed. .ssAtJy II
THE harvest season is conn
ing on and We are as broke as
the man but even without as
we can rct back about
1900 by that tinn. with sur. |
hcient funds we could clean the |
greater part of these 400, 900 |
jObless in New York =
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY CELE..
e BRAT1ON.

Continued from Page ~
contestants shoes are piled up
in a certain spot and at a given
signal, each one tries 10 put his
shoes on in as quick a time as
possible. The first one to stand
up with his shoes properly laced
and tied, wins. In each of these
events the age limit will be Is
years.
Block Dancing: The Banner
Orchestra will furnish the music
for the dancing, which will be
on the pavement adjacent to the
grounds on Iberia Street.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

! : sisss4s $50 ttSssE
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

Apparently the negroes at
tempted to flee with the car, but
became frightened and ADAM
doned the machine a short dis
lance from Morgan City where
1t was found three hours later
bespattered with blood.
Descriptions of the negroes
were placed ON the wires and
by noon two were held in Frank
lin as suspects and a third is
expected to be captured.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

bic. Let us return to the good
Democratic principle Of local
self-gOvernment. It Ii the an
Choir of our security and hope
for future welfare and great
ness"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

Providing fer Revocation of the IL
censo Therefor and Penalties for the
Violation Thereof" but D. ana shali
D. additional and supplementary 70
said last named Ordinance.
Section V IL shall be unlaWtul Tor
any person. persons, hrrn. co-pef lhei
ship or corporation 70 operate CON-
merciai vehicle as oenneu NhaeI 80
ton one OF this ordinance. on any
street in the city Of south SEND
without first paying 70 the CoInp-
froiler o. the City or Soutn beno'
\ license fee Of Eve hundred isoOO.OO)
dollars Upon such pay inenI ne .e
ConptroIler shall issue a license 10
the paver for the term OF one year.
such license shall not be transfer
sbfe without the written consent Of
the Comptroller and Chiet or fouce :
and III shall be unlawful 20 operate
surh commercial vehicle without first
aiirE with the Comptroller. liabil =
ltv contract OF insurance as provided
A. Ordinance Number Zl3b, Tor Ut
ney buses operating In the city OF
section. VI Any person. persons,
a~rr. co-partnership or corporation
upou conviction for the violation OF
or failure 20 cOmpi. with any pro-
Visions % this ordinance, shall be
fined in ANY sum not more than one
hundred 100000 dollars for each
and every offense hereunder. ana
each days operation In violation or
any OF the PROVISIONS OF tHia CiHt
nance shall constitute separate OF
Tense
section VII. II any provision or
Section OF this ordinance shall be
held void or unconstitutional for any
reason. all other provisions and sec
tions which are not expressly held
void or unconstitutional, shall be and
continue In full force and effect
Section VIII This ordinance shall
be In full force and effect from and
after its passage and legal publica-
AUGUST BAILEY.
Councilman.
Nov. is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02
gUGGIEg997POUNLER
Efficiency IN Effort

Efficiency IN Effort
We gain efficiency through the understanding and
practice of the laws of mind and body In this way only
do work along the scientific principles that the
bases of human life.
All work and action tiresome if do get JOY
OF it. But working along constructive and creative
lines all drudgery. We work top speed. Our
endurance is unlimited.
you fitted for your work should be trial for
you energy into effort The unfoldment Of your
latent powers into full booded activity natural proc
and should not weary you.
Your depends upon your eficiency-on your
mental and physical activity along princpled lines.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

Here are a few specials IN New
Homes ready 20 occupy. All up-to-
date: finished in oak. solid hardwood
floors. fun basement. modern in
every way.
Here are the numbers-drIve out
and look at them Street assessments
all paid. DON'T FORGET THAT"
IL means $500 or 5000 less 20 the
price ] quote than when you come 70
figure with other buyers.
T02 i. Broadway. corner lot.
rooms. modern house. $4,000.
1912 S. Marietta st. modern 5 room
bungalow, $4,000
3I2 s. ST. Louis blvd. modern s
room bungalow. $500.
1912 Misna waka av.. 6 room mod
ern house. $500
on Lincoln way ". we have 2 mod
err homes. Our prices or these fine
residences are $500 and $500.
We viii sell these new residences
on the payment plan
W. i. MCHENRY.
220 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Lincoln 5751.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

FORD TRUCK. ONE TON-Pneurna-
tic tires. must be sold. Cheap IL
taken at once. 402 Pennsylvania av.
Lincoln 8S95.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02
FINANCIAL

8 PE8 G1NT INTE8E5i
"a paid % al deposits Ies- wiss -
We loan money on Orst 1rtel.s
securities in South Bend ana sis-a.
uaka. Wcrklngmrn BnIlIlns
Lean Assn Wh,tcomb ks...I.
Suios. Farmers Truss E.4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02
RELIABLE USED CARS

Franklin Touring - Rebuilt like
new. Many extra equipments. A
snap at $500.
Hudson super-No need to tell
about this car. In perfect condi-
ton. Only $3.50.
Dodge Coupe-Nearly new. Can't
make mistake on this car al
Studebaker Special Skin perfect
shape. Come down and drive this
ear home for $3.50.
wmis-Knight Touring - Rebuilt:
new paint good tires. A gift at
$500.
Overland s2-B-The best model
ever buiiJ Look this car over \
Easy trems. Good cars accepted as
part payment
Franklin Marmon Company. 307
j. Jefferson blvd. Main 442
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

6qe PAID on YOUR sAVTNGS-NO no.
tice required on withdrawal: see paid
on term notes. All money loaned on
approved securities. Associate Invest
nent Company. 3rd floor. Farmers
Trust bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

Have you ever noticed how all
these ads are run! The same spac-
ing and all alphabetical in arrange
ment. That is one of the secrets
how The News Times CLASSIFIED
Section Is always getting results.
II you have something TO sell or
want something. call Main 210o and
ask for an ad-taker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

MUST sELI-i9I9 Marmon Z passenger
touring car at once. This car Is In
Al condition. Come and make me an
offer Car can be seen at Dixie High
Wv garage ri Couth Michigan 81 or
92l s. Lafayette St
1870 NASH TOURING-This car Is like
new For sale or trade. Terms r.
Feferman. South Bend-Nash Motor Car
Co. leo Lincoln Way, East
WHY DON'T You Trade your open car
FOR a good sedan. We have several
good used sedaus for sale OF trade az
tie right price Terms. r. Feferman,
South Bend Nash Motor Car Co, 100
Lincoln Way. East.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL
$1,000 per ton and one-half
rank slab wood free with each
ton order.
Old Ben, Kent and Harrisburg
coal. 50 per ton.
Oak slab wood, 1925 per rank.
Block wood. 50 per rank.
Chestnut, stove or No. and
egg size hard coal, $3.50 per
ton.
Be prepared in case OF a rail
road strike Allow US to pro-
tect you by delivering a ton Of
coal or a rank OF wood.
South Bend Coal and Wood Co
Main S74.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale s

Farms and Land for Sale 50
FRUIT PARMS-In the noted fruit belt
OF Southwestern Michigan, amidst the
beautiful lakes; about half way be
tween Chicago and Detroit markets,
where the largest grape juice factories
in the world are located. Why linger
in the city With its time clocks and
lay-offs, its noise and smoke and
grease, is hustle and hustle. its crime
and disease; investigate. avoid the
rush 10 the farm. Without cost to
you. I viii assist you in locating small
or large farms already planted 10
grapes nd fruit. cash or reasonable
terms. J. NJ. jolly, % 5. Main st.
south Bend. Ind. Phone Lincoln b696.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres
near Niles; good buildings. heavy
land so acres. miles South Bend.
100 acres. good level land. good
buildings p acres, stock and
tools $500: $500 down.
Weight & Bradford, Ground
Floor Union Trust Bldg Lincoln
5l1I.
100 ACRES. LEVEL-H- avy s1n. main
improved road. large house: bank
barn: orchard 4 acres timber price.
SIS per acre Wants small house Yves
ley Van Vain. ca Farmers Trust bldg
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOu
tract north OF city. Frank J. Ander-
son. 633 Farmers Trust Bldg. OF CO
phone Lincoln 1855. Residence phone,
Lincoln 1853.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities IS
GROCERY STORE for sale; confec-
tionery, cigars, soda fountain and
restaurant in connection doing a
good business; long lease, reason
able rent; living rooms over the
store: good reasons for selling. For
particulars address Box 2SS, News
Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

va PULL you i1 any time from any
Mace. dav or night. Store your car
with us for the winter. Dead storage,
81; live. 81 per month. Central Garage,
rs T. Center St Main 4S9
FLICK LTGHT SIX-This car Is the
biggest bargain IN town. Five good
tires IL will pay you TO see this car.
Rerus r. FefeHman, South Bend
Nash Motor Car Co. 100 Lincoln Way.
EaSt.