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The Snowflake herald., 1921-03-04
t,on ~ no continued.

tfon?' he continued.
at was a purely scientlnc researcL
marty sent out by my fathers Mther
the Jeddak Of Heliun. to reehart tne
mir currents, and to take atmosphere
density tests" replied the fair pris'
oner. in a low. well-modulated voice
"We were unprepared for battle.
she continued, ''as we were on peace
ful mission, as our banners and the
colors Of our craft denoted. The work
we were doing was as much IN your
interests as in ours, for you know full
well that were it not for our labOrs
and the fruits of our scientific Oper'
atoms there would not be enough all
or water on Mars to support single
human Iife For ages we have main
tained the air and water supply al
practically the same point without an
appreciable loss, and we have done
this IN the face of the brutal and
ignorant interference of you green
men.
sWhy. oh. why will you not learn
TO live in amity with your fellows
Must you ever go on down the ages %
your final extinction but little above
he plane Of the dumb brutes thai
serve you'll Come back to the ways
Of our common ancestors, come back
to the light of kindliness and fellow
ship. The way Is open to you. you
will find the hands Of the red men
stretched out to aid you. The grand
daughter Of the greatest and mightiest
Of the red jeddaks has asked you.
Will you Gomez"
Lorauas PtOmel and the warriors
sat looking silently and intently at the
young woman for several moments
after she had ceased speaking. That
they were moved l truly believe, and
If one man high among them had been
strong enough to rise above CUSTOM
that moment would have marked a
new and mighty era for Mars.
/ saw Tars Tarkas rise to speak,
and on his face was such an express
sion as / had never seen upon the
countenance of a green Martian war
rior. 1t bespoke an inward and
mighty battle with self, with heredity,
With age-old custom. and as he opened
his mouth to speak, look almost of
benignity, of kindlineSs, mOmentarily
lighted up his fierce and terrible coun-
tenance.
What words Of roopoopf vuoro tn hovo
fallen from his lips were never spoken
as just then a young warrior, evident
ly sensing the trend of thought among
the older men. leaped down from the
steps Of the rostrum, and striking the
frail captive a powerful blow across
the face, which felled her to the floor
placed his foot upon her PROSTATE
form, and turning toward the Assem-
hled council. broke into peals of hor-
rid, mlrthless laughter.
That ! have taken moments to write
down a part of what occurred as that
blow fell dOes not signify that re
mained inactive for any such length
Of time. Scarcely had his hideous
laugh rang out but once, when | was
upon him- The brute was twelve feet
in height and armed to the teeth. but
believe that l could have accounted
for the whole r0omful in the terrific
Intensity of my rage. Springing up
ward. | struck him full in the face as
he turned at my warning cry, and then
as he drew his short sword | drew
mine and sprang up again upon his
breast, hooking one leg over the butt
OF his pistol and grasping one of his
huge tusks with my left hand while
! delivered blow after blow upon his
The Snowflake herald., 1921-03-04

A shell from one of Admiral
Dewey's guns. after lying for
twenty-five years in a vacant
lot in Manila, exploded when a
lad picked it up and hurled it
against a rock. The conclusion
knocked three boys to the ground
and painfully injured them.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

perience and investigation have con- vinced those who are formulating these plans that they will receive hearty SUD- port from the American people,
 It long has been the dream and hope of many clements in the United States working for the development of definite musical art in America
 But one thing was lacking-the CO., or dination of these dreams and hopes.
 Representatives of all who have been working separately now have been brought together with intent to concentrate on this one effort. Con ferences developed the fact that all interested were inspired by identical ideals, and that the one essential ele- ment lacking was the synchronization Of these aspirations in behalf of Ameri- can musical art in one practical plan Those who have now determined to work together on this single project include music, and civic clubs repre- sentatlves of progressive American communities, composers and artists, as well as the commercial interests.
 This union of forces constitutes the most forward step in the development of American native music in the his tory of the country. It's far-reaching benefits are readily discernible. The American composer is assured a proper presentation of his compost tions. The American artist is assured an opportunity and audience, and is permitted to devote his abilities to the interpretation of his native art The
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

American public is permitted to enjoy the native tongue and to contribute to the growth of American music, and the children of America are coming into their own.
 It is a patriotic and historic move ment deserving universal American support at a time when, as never be- fore, our national consciousness is awakened and when we realize that in art, as in all things. America must take her high place among the nations in the world
 For this policy we look forward con- fidently to receiving the strong sup port of all Americans interested in the development of native music and the national spirit in America.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Russian Revolt Is
 Same As Kerensky
 Rebellion In 1917

LONDON. March 11.-Russia today ! is in the beginning phases of upheavais which will have essentially the same result as the memorable occurrence of March I2, 1917. said Alexander Keren- sky, Russia's former man of destiny today.
 The fundamental causes of the out breaks in Russia" Kerensky declared, are the same as those which brought | about the first revolution just four years ago and the outcome inevitably will be the same-the overthrow of
 the dictatorship"
 The soviet claims that the present
 risings are due to an allied intrigue are entirely unfounded. Allied aid to the anti soviet forces ended with the collapse of General Wrangel. The suc- ! cess of the present movement depends ! largely on non interference from the
 outside world. Russia must be left aloIse'
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Clubs

Programs under the auspices of the music department always prove popu- lar at the Woman's club and Tuesday will be no exception in that number of the best known local musicians are to appear on the program. Mss Frances Elliott is chairman of the de- partment which will present the fol-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

lowing interesting numbers beginning at 2:15 o'clock:
 Piano
 Chola Dance -....... Homer Grunn Concert Waltz ...-..- Homer Grunn
 Orley Hes Violin
 Rondo in E. Minor Kreutzer Scherzo Tarantelle ..... Wieniawski IoDul s Dance .....+--..--. DaZZln1
 Eugene Redewill :. Norma Leininger Rasbury at piano Reading
 Guinvere "Idylls of the King
 Tennyson Mrs. Otho R. Hill Duet
 Break Diviner Light
 Frances Allitsen Love Enthralled" :. Liza Lehman Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis, H. C. Heard
 Mrs. Emily T. Dauks at piano Piano
 Songs Without Words. Tschaiowsii Arabesque ... De Bussey
 Mrs. Lucie J. Hill Voice
 Serenade .........-...... McMillan Slumber Song .......- Gretchianoff Dawn .....---..-s --.-..'. Curran Hopak tby requesD -. Moussorgsky
 Mrs. Francis Redewill
 Mrs. A. 6. Hulett at piano  The board of managers of the Ma tional Federation of Music clubs an nounces the Twelfth Biennial national festival and conference. June s to 15, 1921. at Tri-C Cities Davenport, Iowa; Rock Island and Moline. Illinois. The keynote of the session will be Music in Education: while the leading issues win be Encouragement and sup port of American composers and American taught artists; Demonstra- tion of the high forms of Church Music; Music in the public schools; A Music Day. at all county and state fairs; Club Extension: The Establish ment of a Ministry of Fine Arts in the Presidents Cabinet, and a National Conservatory of Music.
 Eminent artists. noted choral soci- cites, the Tri- City orchestra, distin- ture the programs
 The Harmony club will give a bridge tea at the Woman's club on Wednes- day afternoon. Members who will Mrs. w F. Saxton, telephone S010. The game will start at o'clock rather than at 2:30 o'clock, the customary hour. The club held a business ses- sion last week when a report was made covering the charity work of the or ganization- Arrangements were made for continuing the work which has been a feature of the club for num- Der of years.
 Dr. Mary Neff will discuss Com munity Health" at a meeting of the Washington Woman's club on Friday
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

Alberta Galpin. Clarence Herwig, A. k. Goodman, A. E. Sheppard, Teo NiauIS, Leonard Herwig and Edgar H. Bennett of San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Dr. and Mrs. RedewilI Entertain Tetrazzinl

Interesting among the events of the week was the supper given in honor or Madam Luisa TetraZZini by Dr. and Mrs Francis H. Redewill Tuesday eve ming following the concert by the fam ous singer. Twelve guests enjoyed the affair which was given at the Grand.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
SOCIETY,
Se. Patrick's Affair Proves PIeasurabIe

MSS Constance Ebersol gave a St
 Atrick's affair on Saturday evening -y her home on the McDowell road
 Hvr guests included MT. and Mrs Mel sne r. Flckas, Mrs. Maebelle Redewill, Miss Marie Koehler. Miss Marian fS1alpin, Miss Martha FTiIdebrand, Miss
, 1921-10-05
Publication.

AYOTICE is hereby given thai he sum
III Of Frcs. 1858. As, income on the in
vested capital Of His Royal Highnoss
Prince Valdemar's Wedding Memorial
Fund for the benefit of worthy INDECENT
persons in ST. Croix, wilt be on hand for
distribution on the 22nd October, 1921.
Applications for participation in this
distribution, duly certified, should be
forwarded 10 the UNDERSIGNED on or be-
fore October 18th, 1921.
Despatching Secretary's Office, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, September 24th
1921.
c.. E. RAPP0LEE,
De8p0tcbinq Secretary
, 1921-10-05
Public Notice

THE attention Of the public, and the
merchants in particular, is earnestly
called to the,foIlowing order issued
today 20 enlisted men of the United
States laval service On duty in the Virgin
Islands.
y. No enlisted MAJ Of he United
States Navy Or Marine Corps on dut.
in the Virgin Islands shall, in any
one month hereafter, without writ
tea permission from his comm ndlng
officer in each case. contract debts
beyond an amount which he shall be
able to conveniently pay on the first
pay day in the folio wing month.
q Men reported for failure to pay Just
debts on such pay day shall be sub
ject to trial by court martial.
Persons extendi g credit to such en-
listed men should use discretion as to
the amount OF sucl credit so that the
above order may be fully complied with.
While Investigation will be made ..
reports Of urDai4 debls. so that diS"l-
plinary action may be taken, neverthe-
less the Government will lot act as a
collection agency for the recovery Of
such debts.
This noti"e applies only to debts con
tracted after October |, 1921.
SUMNER E. W. KITTELLE,
Governor.
81. Thomas. September p, 1921.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL EsTATE FOR sALE

\. WILBUR ST-Seven room house
with electric lights ana water. Posses
sion within 50 dayz. Price $500 $1,000
down; balance monthly.
y. Seventh St-Seven room house
with water IN yard. Possession within
30 days. Price $3.50, $500 down, bal
anCe monthly
Irvington Ave.-Six room bungalow
entirely modern. Price $3.50. VIII con-
sider good lots IN trade or mortgage.
clinton St.--SiN room house an mod
ern. Hardwood floors downstairs, cleo
trio lights, gas. bath. toilet. wash bowl
lot water contested with furnace. tn
good location and good condition. Price
$50 $500 down; balance monthly.
+. heascy St-Four room louse witl
gls. Has garage Furniture included
possession within 80 days. Price $500
500 down. balance monthly.
Miami St.-Seven room house With
gas, water, bath and electric lights. ON
within 80 days. Price S4500, $3.50
Gown, balance monthly
= 18th St-Seven room house with
gas, electric lights and furnace posses
sion within % days. Price $4,000 $1,000
down. balance monthly
= Lafayette St-Eight room house
with gas and water I'm ward Possession
Within 80 days. Price $500. $500
down. balance monthly.
y. Hill St-Six room house with gas
Price 5000; 500 down; balance
monthly. Possession May 1st
:. Tavlor St-Seven room house with
gas and water in yard. Possession im-
mediately. Price $500. $500 down, bal
auce monthly.
+. Broadway-Six room house strict
ly modern. on paved street Possession
within 20 days Price $3.50, $500
down; balance monthly
S. VI. ROBINSON & SON.
124 y. Main 81.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

GIVE NE so DAYS TO SELL YOUR
PROPERTY. I HAVE SOLD S1So 200
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE SINCE
JAN. 1ST. 1921 CALL MAIN sec AND
/ WILL CALL AND SEE YOU
NORTHWEST.
Six-room. strictly modern home: large
living room, dining room and kitchen on
first floor; three sleeping rooms and
bath on second hOOr: main rooms finish
ed in oak; oak floors. Price, $3.50 /;
easy terms
Seven room modern except furnace
home main rooms finished in oak. large.
beautiful lot, close 90 car line. Price
$500: easy terms
Six rooms. modern. large lot. close 20
car line. Price $500: cash or terms.
SOUTHEAST.
Eight rooms, strictly modern; eight
blocks from center: two sets OF plumb
ing. Price $500. terms
Double house. six rooms. modern each
side; eight blocks from center. Price
$500; terms.
CLOSE-IN
Five rooms and bath on Cushing ST. /:
nice lot; seven blocks from center. Price,
81. go cash.
Have some real bargains in vacant lots
in any location you wish
RALPH c. OSBORNE, RealtOr.
Main S6643S5. Conservative Life Bldg.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
NORTH AND NORTHWEST PROP
ERTY.

NORTH AND NORTHWEST PROP
ERTI.
Johnson ST. r. Mod, Garage. $50.
y; Taylor ST, "a r. Mod. Garage 800
blaine av. K. Nod. 5000.
Hamden CT. II. Mod. Garage. 5000.
$500.
y. Taylor. Il r. Mod, Duplex. $1,000.
S., 900.
Navarro pl.. r. Mod. Bungalow. S4.oOo
Harrison av.. r.. Mod. Garage. s.. .p01-
Laporte av., . r.. Mod. Garage, Sf5Oo.
- Lincoln Way W, Z r. Mod, Garage.
Marion e.. II z. Mod, $4,000.
Lasalle av., x. Mod, $4,000.
Franklin ST., r.. Mod. $500.
$1,000.
y; Michigan st., r. Mod. Garage.
W. Madison St. 8 r. Nod. $4,000.
y. Lafayette blvd. r. Mod. 5000
Lincoln way W, @ Z. Mod, $500.
Diamond ~ ayg r. Mod. $1,000
\. Main ST.. IL r. Mod $1,000
Lincoln Way ". r. Mod. S6uuO-
sherman av-, r.. Mod, Garage. $500
y Main 81. . r. Mod. 5000.
Anderson, ) r. Part Mod. $500.
Allen Ct, Il. Mod, BuLgallW; Ca
age $500.
Meade ST., L. Mod, Bungalow, Car
age. $500
Hammond c.. r. Mod. 500
Van Buren, ST.. Z r.. Mod. $500.
H0ratio c.. l. r. Mod. $3.50
W. ColfaX av, $ r. Mod. ~ 600.
Portage av., r. Mod. $500.
Van Buren, ST.. T. Il. Nod. Garage, 81,
W Colfax av u. Mod 5000.
Riverside Dr., Z r Mod Garage s. 900.
y. Allen st Mod $500.
y Gushing 5 r Mod. Garage S7Ja.
W COlfaX II X Mod. Garage $4,000.
". ColfaX 10 II Mod Garage Sli.Iju.
W. Madison r Part Mod $3.50.
Van Bureu. I II Mod $4,000
y. Main. . r. Mod. Garage. $1,000
Riverside DR.. 10 T.. Mod. Garage Sl9-
OO0
" Colfax 10 r. Mod DupIcy SI2.Ooo
". Washington r. Mod 5000
Mccartney 6 r. Part Mol - sO0.
Portage 2 r. Moo. $500.
Navarro Pl Z r.. Mod, $500
Navarro III. az. Mod. Sl-IOo
Blaine Ave. Il. Mod. 81 600
Navarro 81 Il. Mod Garage, $500
Marquette PARK, 3 II, Nod. Garage. g..
Blaine Ave. r. Nod. Garage $500
Queen ST. r. Part Mod 800
Cottage Grove r. Mod Garage Sio-
Harter Heights s r. Mod Buugaloa
Hafter mSishts. r.. Mod. Garage.
Navarro Place . T.. Mod Bungalow
Marion st. G r. Mod. $4,000.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
EAST AND NoRTHEAsr.

Emerson Ave. Mod. 5000
SOrin 81. r. Mod. Bungalow Isl go.
Howard ) X. Part Mod. Loo.
j.. Washington Il. Mod. 500.
Rgsalie Park Z r. Mod. $1,000
R0salie Park r. Mod Bungalow.
Garage $4,000
RosaHe PARK. Z r. Mod. $500
Hill ST. 3 Dwellings Mod. $500
Georgiauus. r. Part Mod. 5000
Howard . =. Part Mod. $500
Sycamore 13 r. Part Mod. $500.
Francis Il. Mod. Bungalow. $50.
81. Louis Blvd 7. Part Mod $500
j.. Madison 9 r. Mod. Garage $500.
y Hll Z r. Part Mod. $500.
Madison r. Mod Garage $500.
Cedar r. Mod 5000
ST. Vincent r. Garage 5000.
T.. IaSaUe r. Mod $4,000.
" ST. Peter Q r.. Mod Garage $1,000.
EAST. SOUTH AND SOi IHEASI.
+. Dayton . r. NOD $50.
T.. Dayton 3 r Mod 800
Miami q r. Moo. $4,000
bowman . r. Mod. Bungalow 5000
T. Ohio Z r. Part Mod. $50
High . r Mod Bungalow $500.
Lincoln Way T.. u. Mod, 5000.
8. Main II r. Mod Garage $4,000
Marine r.. Mod. Bungalow S5.20o
Calvert H. Mod. Bungalow 3 100
Broadway . r. AlOd Bungalow $500
Dubau Z r. Mod $500.
s. Mich, . Dwellings Part NOD. 81 ooo.
s. Mich 10 Y. Mod. Garage. $4,000.
Mama. 4 TX. Mod, SbNp.
S. Clinton. r. Mod. Garage. $3.50.
Calvert =. Part MOD. 800.
s Taylor ? Dwellings u Rms. and 7
Rms Mod $1,000
S William > r. Nod 5000
s. ST. Joe. r. Part Mod. $36o0.
r. Indiana r. Part Mod. $500.
Duban.. : r. Mod. Garage $500
Tfr gav r K. MI. 81. 800
Fellows . Dwellings II rm. and rm.
$500
clinton. s r. Mod. $500
s. Mich. Dwellings Mod 7 r. and
Il $1,000
Donald 8 r. Mod. Bungalow tso0o.
Donald ; r. Mod. Bungalow $4,000
lin Wav T.. 10 r. Part Mod. - a00.
Broadway 8 r. Nod. Garage s., ,0g0.
Broadway g r. Mod. 81 0o0
Rush ST Mod $500.
DAYTON R Mod. $500
ohio r Mod. Bungalow - so
Fellows. ; =. Mod. Bungalow s. 700.
Virginia 7 T.. Mod. Garage $500.
Paris . r. Part Mod g so
High r. Part Nod sf.tQo
8 Hsfeh Z r. Mod. So o00.
Wavre 10 r Mod $4,000
8 Mich - z Part Mod. SO c00.
In hIishawakG. River Park and Rose
land we have many desirable homes re7
eonablv priced. CaN on our specll lI
cent f1r these sections
on Dixie Highway. South Bends mos'
rruular speedway. we have several bean
tifli homes We have acres aud one ho.f
,.r-es-Tnvest iselv-nro0erfv on this
drive viii continually iU. reasa ln valu-
with South Bends rapid growth Ws
have suburban homes ulfh from 3 90 81
acres. suitable for Hight farming. poultry
and fruit raising See Us before you
buy.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
For SALE

s. ST. JOSEPH ST.-Fine modern home
IN 600 block, can easily be converted
into duplex. reasonable price for quick
sale.
y. HUEY ST. rooms. electric lights.
gas and water, newly painted and
cement floor; 500 cash, balance reas-
enable terms
NEAR LINCOLN WAY VEST room
completely modern bungalow, practi-
cally new, reasonable price.
r. WASHINGTON AV-Near St Louis
St; fine modern 8 room home must
be quick Gale.
PORTAGE Avs room modern home.
near number hose house.
y. 18TH ST.-Fine room house. newly
painted aud plastercd; several fine
fruit trees on lot; attractive price 1ad
reasonable terms.
COLLEGE ST. block from Lincoln
way; new 6 room completely modern
home with sleeping porch: never been
occupied; $1,000 cash. balance reason
able terms.
FOR MOST Of these properties we can
accept trades. Reasonable terms on
all.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION.
Blackstone Tbeater Building
Phone Lincoln 2152.
Open Evenings IS.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

"wE SELL THE EARTH''-Property
for sale i'm III parts OF the city
NORTHWEST rooms all modern :
trimmings: full basement. laundry
street paved, garage; 5000. terms.
ROOMS-An modern, square ttype
oak floors, oak finish. large lot. i'm best
ROOMS-Partly modern. close In
$1,000. 500 cash.
ROOMS sleeping rooms and
trimmed oak and maple: fireplace. built
in bookcases and cuptOards, full base
ment. furnace heat. street paved. garage:
5000. terms.
6 ROOMS bedrooms: all modern
full basement. with laundry. garage
lot 4Ox140: - 200 terms
SOUTHEAST-Beau Z room bun
galOw. oak floors and finish, large lot
fun basement, floored attic SG 81 .OaG
cash
: RO0MS-Partly modern. bedrooms
$500. 800 cash
bedrooms: Gll modern. large living
room. good basement price M.G00. terms
EAST SIDE-J rooms, all modern.
oak floors. full basement. suare type
house double garage: $500. terms
ROOMS bedrooms, 4 closets. all
modern, hardwood floors. full basement
street paved: $500, $1,000 cash.
HAUGH AND HARMON.
5oG- oS Farmers Trust Rldc Main 1fS9
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

-SEA-Nl . A'a = n I AZ n hE1 q AoANhhA
no. 8.
BABIES. THEY ARE DOLLARS.
EVERY TIME A DEATH YOC Mup r.
ONE BABN AND -SIXTENTH ARE
BORN.
Do YOU KNOW that this little nur-
sery rhyme is the basis OK all investment
DO YOU KNOW that II you were 70
knock of the One-sixteenth OF a babe
the property YOU are living on, the
store You puy at the theater you 60 20.
the very ground you walk on would
never be wo-th more in a million yesrs
DON'T XOU UNDERSTAND that the
basis ~ sll investment is increase in
population:
THE POPULATION OF AMERICA in
creased one hundred and three million
in one hundred and thirty nine years.
II vii increase two hundred million in
the NEXT hundred years. Ii is increas-
ing at The rate Of almost two million
each year right now.
THAT is why real estate Investments
are better than gold mines.
EVERY INVESTOR UNDERSTANDS
-EyERY RICH MAN UNDERSTANDS
THEN WHY DON'T YOU UNDER
STAND THIS?
WHY DON'T YOU take that ten dol
lars. that hundred dollars or that thou
sand that yCu have saved and put into
property
No matter how much or how little
YOU have. your safest. sgrest, and great
est Investment is real estate.
THINK THIS OVER
Then come out TO Floral Park to,
morrow
Take South Side car 70 Dale ST.. to
morrow and see Floral Park. or come
up TO our office tonight and let us
show you how YOU can get your share
OF this old earth, get a home Of your
own. even II YOU have but very litrie
cash. and how you can raise enough
vegetables 10 supply your table through
the winter Dy making a small payment
on cue 0f our Floral Park homesltes
Rud garden lots. then a few cents saved
each day pays for it.
Floral Park hOmesites or garden lots
800 20 $50: 81 cash, then n few cents
saved each day will pay for IL. We
help you get lumber on easy terms with
which 70 build a home and the vege-
tables yOu can raise will pay for the
homesite and we give you $50 II you
build this spring.
LEINBACH HUMPHREY & TORREY.
522 Farmers Trust Bldg. Phone Main 754.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

ALLEN-Small passenger, 4 cylinder
touring; good tires: Overhauled and
good paint: bargain.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
OR ID [5El
REALITY CO.
''Iudcreudcnt'
IS Farmers Tr. Bias.


Property owners. We have calls for
property in every pert ~ tho city. our
commission is low. We satisfy you. Adj
your property 90 Our numerous nstiuss-
We gct results
Homes in every part of So. Bend and
suburbs. Our offerings arc varied and
large We have many beautiful modern
bungalows finished in oak. Some with
nreplaces aud stationary tubs etc, built
from one 70 five years. Prices from 4.0OO
90 800
See Us before you buy.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

SO EAST DONALD STREET. story
six room square house all modern, built
two Years: south side Of street: deep
side-ellCy lot. good light on al side
fine porch, grade entrance 70 basement .
cellar under whole house. first class
furnace; long living room. dining room,
kitchen on first floor. three bedrooms
bath and four big clothes closets on
second floor Two blocks TO Studebaker
Park Price subject TO assessmen.
$500. one-third down. This property
can Re seen any time. Gail me for ap-
pointment.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
HOMES FOR SALE.
WIIlIllALM : [HIAIP PIP
RgAlTOR

Following properties are offered Tor
saIe:
III STULL STREET. story. room
square home, brand new North side
OF street. alley lot with light air as
sured on all sides; oak floors and trim,
furnace, expensive fixtures and decora
tiOns. French doors. white enamel and
mahogany finish in the three bedrooms
and bath. Half block from Michigan
ST. and Elder school. close to stores /;
nile from center. VIII sell on terms.
Can be seen any time.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

Studebaker Used Car Dept. South &.
Lafayette blvd, also vacant lot west
Of Oliver hotel Statesmen there up TO
q d. m.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

1884 DIAMOND AVENUE room
bungalow. nearly now. Good sized lot
q asphalt street. alley I'm rear: oak
borders. birch mahogany trim, colon
made, French doors, basement under
entire house; Rudy furnace. laundry
equipment, fruit cellar. good attic.
Possession % days. Price $1,000 sub
lect 70 assessment. one third down, bal
aDce like rent.