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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29
wHEREDuELlNe Is POPULAR.
Like Boxing Bouts They Are Often
6rranoed by Student Fraternities.

Like Boxing Bouts hey ARE otte'
Arranged by Student Fraternities.
Sword dueling in the University OF
Heidelberg is as popular and as COM
mon today as it was more than SOC
years ago, when this oldest of Ger
man schools was founded, says a
Heidelberg, Germany dispatch. Vir-
tually every student who has passed
the first years wear a sword scar on
the left side of his chin or the left
cheek, or a bandaged head which ad-
vertises that the scar is in the making
Duels do not always arise from an
ger or quarrels, but out Of the necessity
of providing the student with the
diploma of sword prowess, or to give
him sword practice which affords the
students great delights. They are
sometimes arranged. like a boxing
bout, by fraternities which have de-
veioped certain differences of opinion
Five round duels are popular.
Surgeons stand by to sew up the
wounds after each round, which usual
ly last a minute" said a Heidelberg
man, who wore deep scar on MS
chin. "If neither student Is badly
damaged, the fight will so to the full
number of rounds decided upon, after
which the stitches the surgeons have
taken will be counted and the men
with the fewest stitches will be de-
clared the winner.
SHOULD at any time during the en-
counter, q combatant dodge the sword
stroke, his opponent. Is Immediately
declared the winner. That is the un-
forgivable thing in the students duel
ing code-to dodge a stroke"
Except infrequent combats between
older students, when heavy swords are
used, dueling in Heidelberg Is not
dangerous. The heads and necks ol
the fighters, and the abdomen, are
protected by leather guards.
Some of the favorite duelinS places
are ancient cafes and beer rooms, the
lOOrS OIL WlllCIl diS always SO'SA ~
with sand, the walls lined with huge
mugs and hung with engrarings, old
pictures and trophies Of the fight
These places are sacred to student.
and it would be a serious offense
against custom of half a thousand
years for a stranger to wander in and
sit down in some storied chair.
The university is still a law, unto
itself, and the civil authorities of the
town of Heidelberg never, under any
pretext, interfere in student affairs
Punishment is administered to refrac-
tory students by university authorl-
ties. The university 'jair Is now on
the top story of the building. 1t is
custom for the student confined in one
of these cells to leave his name and
date of his imprisonment written on
the walls.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29

which was a huge steel ring and a pair
Of handcuffs lent, for the occasion. by
York county.
The flower girls, Misses Campbella
Sandifer and Howarda McN1ackin fol-
lowed, strewing garlands of flowers.
The bride, Miss Georgette McCelvey
tall and stately and arrayed as the
lilies of the field entered from the
rear of the courtroom accompanied by
her maid Of honor, Miss Billie Garner
White, both fresh. pictures Of maidenly
!oveliness.
Then entered the groom, Mr.. Thco-
dore Mackorell in, evening clothes and
nccktie of flaming red, accompanied by
his bestman, Mr.. John Killarney Ben
field.
Trouble About Fee.
They were married in due form by
Parson Plexico who refused to perform
the ceremony until the groom had paid
the fee which he attempted to find in
the Lisle National Bank (the brides
stocking). but without success.
A double ring ceremony was used
the giant ring being presented the
bride and then the steel handouts
locked on both as a double bond
Following the ;. ceremony to the
strains of the wedding march the party
slowly marched out of the courthouse.
An evening Of real amusement was
at an end.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29

Ap,licntiunS for marriage licenses
il, Nebraska must rest in tn" niil&e ni
the county judge fifteen days before
being granted and guardians or par
cnts must he notified. by registered
lrif6r. accurling 10 The. Germs Of hlll
submitted in he state senate.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29
BUT 1T ALWAYS PAYS
Coming Back at the Girls.


'"This is in answer to the Ode of tns
Sharon girl. Please do not publish my
name. D. c. York, r. +. D.:
Say, little girl,
Don't put me tho blame.
What am going to say ~.
Will make you shame.
Your head looks like tho coffee pot
Your nose looks like the spout.
Your mouth looks like the fire place
With tho ashes taken out.
Poor little gnl
You look mighty cool.
Those high heel shoes
Look like legs on 4 stool.
And, Oh my!
Your dress is mighty thin
When we look ut you
1t makes US grin.
Poor little gal!
You have TO dress your best.
For you know that your head
Looks like a last years crow nest.
If it wasn't for tho powder
And the store bought hair.
Many girls these days
Couldn't 20 nowhere.
If il wasn't for tho powder
And the Hoyts cologne
Many poor little gals
Would stay right at home"
You need not worrT
About our tight coat and pants.
You had better get into
That dress OF your aunts.
Well, little girl
I'll stop for this, time.
IF you come back at this.
III lombard you with more rhyme
Question of Taxation.
The idea of the proposed tax OF one
cent q gallon on gasoline did not orlEi-
nate with the state tax commission.
said Mr.. w G.: Query, Of that body to
Views and Interviews the other day;
but tho commission believes it is IL
good and proper idea.
No, Mr. Query h;,d not read tho re-
cent editorial in The Enquirer to bring
the proposed tax under suspicion: bu'
he did not think there was any ground
for fear.
When Views aud interviews called
his attention TO the fact that gas
dealers from out of Gastonia sell gas
To northern York county retailers
chc;lpcr than Yorkvillc dealers can sci!
il. and suggested that he hoped II
would not be found that North Caro-
lima dealers would still hc abl" to re-
tail cheaper, even in spite az the cent
Il GALLON tax, Mr.. Query remarked IN
effect: -
Il tItink you will find that this dill
ference IS accounted for by the clr-
c,,mstancc That we have oil inspection
in South Carolina while in Nur:h Caro-
lima there is nonc.''
Then the cfcontrovcrsia EicwSand In
tcrvicws came back with the susgcs-
ton that If. companies are already
cheating. South Carolina out ol ono
cent Il gallon because she has an on
iusrcrtor, why could they not even III
under Tie ncw law by cheating her seu'
of twu cents. He went on to assert. how
ever. that so far rs his judgment wen
in actual tests for fuel purposes, ING
North Carolina gas has been about Il:
.,nu,l as South Carolina gas and he nae
found II large per cent. of water in Inc
South Carolina gas, in spite OF the s(
called inspection tests.
NJ. Query said that he was not uh
dc.taking t." defend the oil companies
o; ..nythiRG..o that kind, because HI
had nothing, whatever: 10 do With thai
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29

The chief of the morale branch gen.
eral staff whose business during the
war was to study soldier psychology,
states that the slogan, Lets co." is
the slogan that won the war.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29
Hard But Worth While.

Said u man this morning: 1T is
hard sometimes
To apologize.
To begin over.
To take advice.
To admit error.
TO face a snecr.
TO be charita BILE.
TO endure success.
TO avoid mistakes.
To keep on trying.
To obey conscience.
To profit by mistakes.
TO keep out Of ruts:
To forgive and forget.
To think and then act.
To shoulder deserved blame.
To dispute underhandedncss.
To make the best of n little.
TO subdue an unruly temper
To maintain high standard.
TO recognize the silver lining.
TO accept just rebuke gracefully.
TO smile in the face of adversely.
TO value character above reputation.
To Discriminate between sham and
tba reol
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29
Views and interviews
Brief Local Paragraphs OF More or
Less Interest.
PICKED UP BY ENQUIRER REPORTERS
Stories Concerning Folks and Things
Some of Which You Know and
Some You Don't Know--condensed
For Quick Reading.

81 tell you we've got some mighty
accommodating bankers in this Sec
tion just now" said Yorkville man
yesterday. Il owed bank in a near
by town which was due Il few days ago.
II didn't suit me to pay because I
didn't have the money and my request
for renewal was granted. The banker
in sending me my old note wrote: En-
closed we hand you herewith your
Cancelled note for which we have re-
ceived renewal. The above phrase is
one that I can click off on my type
writer with my eyes shut at q 100word
per minute gait. and / use the Hunt
and Peck system OH the machine in its
entirety"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29

Continued on Page Two.)
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29

A coal mine owned by South Da-
kota ships two hundred tons of coal
daily. The coal is furnished to the
state institutions, hut individuals may
purchase coal at the mine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-29
(By Staff Correspondentl. .

Miss Minnie Lee Garrison, formerly
home demonstration agent tor York:
county and now doing the same work:
in Johnson county. North Carolina wYas: VI y
a visitor in the city today. haytng como
down to spend Easter at her home at
Edgmoor. Miss Garrison said that she
was we'll pleased with her new work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

ron etru g>- p,x-,fr-,-r--
y KYfIbur ~ s1rfr room. rrrsa ufrH
Sioa .io,,r. i'sl.,,... ,,arti.r, p..ss....,
wifLfD go DAVIS
zft.-.f -..,., 5000. t...,.... ,....f. -
1fre brirE r,sver,.r- p.-s.--f,.-. ,,--tf-
a. "a I,rs p~f4. <-oot St Uon 49,
bal5Bea N' 8SSnrhI '..1 ''' ~ ''" DO
It NJ. oe ,ste5 s,-..- p.ss.......
within 20 davs Price So ~. 81 SOD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
LEGAL NOTICE
MN -RENIDFVT NOTITT


or Indiana. So Joseph County.
the 81. Joseph superior Court
--i vacation. 1921 Mason J.. Petro vs.
- una =. Haviaud. Daniel y Havi.
an on note. Cause 80. -
M w Known, That the above named
1910. ta.L~lI has hled in the Office 81 the
e-f5 or said Court bis complaint against
80. 800 DtIendant in the above cause to-
fseI Win q proper afTaavlt that said
S41naLt, blendiua T.. Hayilaud Daniel
state n Indiana
said Defendants are betabv notlaod
thef said cause VIII stand FOR trial on
.ae tth day OF July. 1921 tho same being
80 tnth day Of the next term ~ said
po1Et 20 commence al the City ~ south
Nu' on the ltn Monday in May next,
on whlch day said DofenJsufs are re-
9ulFeu 20 appear 90 said action
NlLBJ Il NJ WARNER Clerk.
B} MARGARET LtNG Deputy.
oFie faFker. Atty. for Phintd
nrrr 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
FARMS FOR SALE


FOR SAILS Or EXCHANGE
90 acres level gravel ~.fI uf good quail
lft Lo.ated GOO Main road. fu-r . miles
IRON No.,h Liberty. AI ,t0.s tools and
growing crops -a vitl The gIa.lr
BARGAIN
~ acres NC tl. Rest beech and mamie
land lu thls locality good iuprlvcmelts.
plenty ~ trust. good ro.l. just about S
miles from the center ~ south Bend
between 90 and 80 acres seeded t0 hay.
some growing -lalus possession ~ bUlld-
lu-S af once.
CASH. TERMS OR EXCHANGE
50 acres heavy rolling land. slose in
II the city, good improvements. mala
road fruit. wood lot Priced sight Tor
quick sale
go acres good level prairie land. just
lair Improvements good orchard. ~
acres in hay. close to town and about .
miles from South Lend
Price $500
100 acres of enc level prairie land. one
Of The best ON the Terre Coupe Prairie;
this is well improved; plenty ~ frui--
on main rol j. and aI under cultivation.
CASH TERN>- OR EXCHANGE
NOIGI & BRADFORD.
Ground Floor Union Trust Bldg
Lincoln Oil
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
leo acres of heavy laund on Terra
Coupee prairie. A 10 room two story
house. barn 0XI0. l. acres OF timber IS
acres Of clover. 80 of wheat Immediate
possession.
=. J. CLARK & SoN. Realtor. 4o9-1o
Union Trust Bldg. Lineoln 62s6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

- - - .'Af-N VI PA BLAG WORN -
south Bend Ind. May Z. 1871
nom To- May Concern.
ltlee is hereby given hy the Board
uolic W orks of the city ~ south
bend. Indiana. that 10 is desired and
uffned necessary % make the following
j beree Improvement Resolutions,
saoptel by said Board ou the 4th day %
1lay. 1921
hat The construction Of "a local sewer.
Intended and adapted only for local use
the property holders whose property
p a a,i9I+ t5AeIeon. and not intended or
lateral drains. Doe and me same Is hereby
y rueied pa aud along High TO- from In
ANA az. 90 DuDail av as follows, to-
Beginning at the manhoIc 40 the in
terscctiOu Of the center Ilne Of Indiana
aA and High St thence south along the
enter line Of High 30 90 "a point - feet
~" OF the north Zine on Duoail av.
Win "a l[lnch vitrihed pipe sewer, to-
Atther with the necessary mauh0les.
storm water inlets, cDuduits and house
connections 20 the curb line along the
Hhe or said Improvement all as is more
\ PARTICULARLY shown and AN boa accord
HHce with the plans urohles detail
uraWings and specifications on fle 90
tire Office Of the Department of Public
orks. of the city of South Bend Ind.
said Improvement shall be known and
designated as Pipe Sewer On High ST.
from Indiana nv. 20 Dubail av. as Under
Improvement Resolution 80 So All in
thC city 0f south Bend. Indiana
Detnlled drawing. plans. prp0les and
specifications are on file and may be
seen M the office Of said Board. and an
work in the making Of said public Inn
provements must Zoe done in accordance
Herewith.
Said Board las fixed June T. 1921. as
9 date upon which remonstrances may
be fled or heard by persons interested
or affected by said public improvements
and ora said DAY 40 II o'clock J.. NJ
~aid BOARD. VIII. M its said office. hear
and consider any circumstances and Der
sons Interested. or whose property rs
affected hy said public improvements.
and viii decide whether the benefit that
VIII accrue 90 the property. abutting and
Nliacent % the proposed improvements
and Ca said city. will Doe equal TO or OK
coed the estimated cost of the proposed
improvements. as estimated by the city
. Civil Engineer
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
q. A. Elliott
Harvey +. Rostiscr
John +. DeIIaven.
Veronica e.. Sweeney, Clerk Of the Board
May ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
INSTRUCTION


Local Instruction Glasses 43
HUNDREDS OF BUSINESS POSITIONS
Are filled hy the Thomas school state
Licensed Employment Agency every
year Why not place your application
with AS for the hest stenographic-
bookkeeping secretlrial- general Office
position No charge unless you are
placed. and then only n small Pos.
Fee. one month after position is ac-
cepted Michigan 81 and Washington
av-. third floor. Main 900. Business
Firms We Invite sou to avail your
selves Of our free-faqiu efficient serv-
vice Cor the best office people. Public
work. Best rates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

4 GENUINE BARGAINS. Fellow ST
1000 block. Z room modern home, 3
furnace, beautiful basement under en-
tire house, garage with cement drive
way from street. gas, ciStern. fruit,
grapes. splendid location Now vacant.
Terms: price S4T0O00 Taylor n Roth.
207 w. jefferson Blvd Lincoln 033l.
Open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
Houses for sale.


A GENUINE BARGAIN-I2O2 Queen ST..
room house. complete bath. electric
lights, gas, Cistern. beautiful lawn
fruit trees strawberries; lot SOxl40
this house is I'm first class condition
terms Price $4,000. Taylor and Roth,
20I ". Jefferson blvd. Lincoln 1881.
Open evenings
4 REAL BARGAIN OK ARIETTA ST
Eight ROOM al modern home In good
condition. full basement, lot 43Nl20
shade and fruit: garage for cars.
$1,000. w. ID. DunnahOO. Realator,
Room (, Farmers Trust Bldg Phones
Lincoln 552S. Res. Harrison 33Fl.
BEAUTIFUL 10 ROOM BRICK AND
STONE HOUSE
200 block West Washington av,
for sale. This house has all
solid hardwood floors, is ar
tistcaly constructed on the in
terror IN good attractive archi-
tectural lines; has , heating
plants. baths. steam and hot
air, running hot and cold water,
open fireplaces. slate roof, ,
cisterns, stationary laundry
tubs. hot water heater and is
butternut trimmed throughout.
This house is a wonderful bar
gem for person looking for
either a safe profitable invest
ment which will bring 15ee per
year one who is seeking
real home now at a price $1,000
below actual value Write Box
Il for appointment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
FINANCIAL


business Opportunities IS
BEYER'S BUSINESS CHANCES-Of all
kinds. Hotels. restaurants grocerys,
stores. meat markets. roming houses.
soft drink parlOrs, garages, cOnfectiOn-
cry stores. pool -Jpm one Of the best
In town: carpet cleaning and making.
together with building. This is a
dandy or any other Kind OF business
that you wish. See BeyCrs, room rs.
Odd Fellows Bldg Main loss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

FOR SALE.
1857 - S Rush ST.. apartment Eouse.
$500. income OF SO q month.
80 +. Ohio st.-Partly modern house
5000
Modern house on s. Carroll S.. $500
List city properties and farms with
Us for We are almost sold olt.
l.. j. CLARK AND son.
z09-I0 Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln $50 :
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE



RAJ ESTATE-A cool buv. r rooms.
partly modern large lots t2~l 90
terms 90 suit Your convenience. S5tN0
3 room partly modern. new S-'-''
terms room. electric sights anu
fixtures: pump large l0tl $50. A =.
Schellineer zoe = N. S. BIDS
STN ROOM HOME-Week end specials
strictly modern in every detail Wit1
hot and cold water t1 Gll PARTS ot
house and on paved street for Sf-,'.
a ~ Kirk'ev 10 y. Main Lincoln
1>u or ~i4
SEVEN ROOM HOT SE-Closc in. south
east part. one block from street car
line. Prise 50 500 $500 Down $50 per
month J. e.. Virgo. SOS J.. ohio So
phone Lincoln -f5g
SIN RooAs HDUSE-Nery attractiVclv
built AMI 3ll modern throughout. nice
Us located FOR $500 a. VI hirh.eL.
I'D y Main 81 Lincoln -ral OF ~e-t
SIN ROOM MODERN HOME on Linz
coin Way West. oak finished nrst floor
three bedrooms and bath, second moor
large attic. new furnace $500 on pay
meuts ". X. N Henry kealtor. Liu-
coin 5733. 200 Farmerss Trust Bids
81. JOE ST. SOUTH q room mtCerl
house. Sf600Oo. :. Lafayette ST. low.
rooms S-B0000 ST. Peter So W
Two four room and two five rnom
houses priced from S2010oo o. 500 o'.
Reasonable terms Cali Woiff Brothers
12f y Main 81. phone Lincoln 9l>e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
WHITCOMB & KELLER

Haney as We have new homes
about ready for possession
Both are most conveniently ar-
ranged with attractive cNterlnrs.
First class plumbing and fix
lures. electricity and gas. large
basement with floor drain.
bedrooms with plenty of closet
space: extra large living room.
This location is one Of the hest
residential districts iu the city
and is convenient 10 ear line
and school a payment down
and balance like rent viii buy
either az these homes Phone
Main 400 Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
REAL ESTATE For SALE
Farms and Land for sale So

Farms and land for sale So
good rent Price $4,000 terms II
desired Fred A Herreman. 4t5
Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 1871.
-16 ACKES-Stock and grain farm. 3
miles from North Liberty. IL miles
from south BEND clay and gravel soil.
Fifty acres ~ pasture or good mint
land : acres Of timber. lJo acres uudere
cultivation fairly wei fenced; poor
barn. J0XJ0; silo. granary windmill;
bon abundance. anything grown bon In
diana and the price lis right VIII eN-
change for small farm or city property.
rs. D. Uuuuah1o. Eealtor Room g..
Farmers Trust Bldg Phones Lincoln
1928. Res. Harrison a2F1
40 ACRES-Ten miles from South Bend
near North Liberty good productive
soil we'll fenced - large maple trees
building all in good condition; bank
barn 3oNI5. cement floors silO. ueev
poultry house 16X30. tool houses. 2oN50
and Sx12. 10 room house. walnut nish .
hot water heat: complete water power
outfit splendid home we'll located
W. u punnahoo. Bealtor. Room g.
Farmers Trust Bldg Phones Lincoln
5l2S. Res. Harrison 23F1.
90 ACRES-LOcated on Mud Lake 2
miles from South Bend good produc-
tive clay and gravel soil. slightly roll
ing III acres of wheat, = acres Of oats
16 acres OF clover; building all I'm good
condition. bank barn 32XJ6; granarv
and corn crih combined windmill
chicken and hog houses . room house.
Will sell stock with farm " II. Dun
uahoo, Realtor. Room Z. Farmers Trust
Bldg. Phones. Lincoln 552S Res
Harrison 33F1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

FssEX-1g2O TOURING CAR; EXCEP-
TIONAL BARGAIN. HAS EXTRA
ENCLOSED WINTER TOP. DIS
TINCTIvE INDIVIDUAL STEPS no
RUNNING BOARDS. TENDERS ARE
OF THE INDIVIDUAL TYPE. IN
STRUMENT BOARD IS EQUIPPED
WITH EVERY MODERN DEVICE.
HAS TWO BUMPERS. GABRIEL
sNUBBERs ALL AROUND. FIVE
CORD TIRES. TWO SPOT LIGHTS.
MoToMETER. CLOCK. VISOR AND
SPORT SIDE LIGHTS. MOTOR IS
SMOOTH RUNNING AND POWER
Full. WE CONSIDER THIS CAR
a WONDERFUL BARGAIN. OVER
LAND HILL co. 232 y. MICHIGAN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !

INVESTNIENT S-we have safe So nom
taxable securities for conservative in
vestors. Welfare Loan Society 2l9
). Main 81. Phone Main COS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16


6 rooms ard bath. modern home.
in good condition: only $4,000; in
northwest part Of city. and one
good home n fine condition. 5000:
IN south part OF city. A II. schultz.
room 4, 2l6-lS W. Jefferson Blvd.
HOMES FOR SALE room house (:
ciry water. gas and toilet: close 10
on northwest side Price for quick
sale only $500. WIN sell on pay
ments. . room house, large lot, only
1000, 500 down room house
900: $3.50 down " y. Healy. i07
Dean Bldg. Phone lincoln 6661.
JOHNSON ST, 90 N.-ThOrOughlJ
modern home. rooms and garage
Price 5000. Immediate possession e
suitable terms Call Wolf Brothers
~ y Main 81. Phone Lincoln 5lS6.
MARINE ST-Near Indiana av.; > rool
home with bath. furnace, laundry tub,
floor drain, electr.s lights. fireplace
built-ln bookcase, solid oak floors.
French win 1Ows. $1,000 cash-SfG00.
C0lpaert Realty Corporation, Blackstone
Theater Bui ding Phone Llncoln 2l52
NEW o room modern home. Located in
fine ueighborlJod. northwest. well ar
ranged and completely modern now
vacant. Tens. small cash payment
Balance 80 ne 50 rent Price s.. 500
Voigt a. Bradford. ground loOr Union
Trust Bldg. Lincoln Oil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
AUTOMOBILES


CHASSIS-One ton chassis Tor sale at
a bargain first class shape. Yellow
Cab Go. Phone Main 300.
CADILLAC-fg1T seven passenger tour
ing car Has four goOd cord tires,
one spare and tire carrier. paint In
tlp.fop condition. wonderful motor /,
new dining chains, valve filters and
guide fust Installed. VIII demonstrate.
5000 cash. balance monthly or VIII
make attractive offer for immediate
cash sale. Twentieth Century Garage.
121 S. lafayette. Phone Main 30.
Ask for Mr.. Beale
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
DODGE TOURING i

In excellent condition: has been 70
built mechanically. new top and
good tires. Opeu evenings I 20
D. M T. W ~teiahart South Bend
Go. 2lj =. Lafayette 81. Main 1887.