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The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
FORREST DECLINED THE JOB.
Would Not Remain As Secretary OF
Fair Association.

dit ASSOCtdt'Si.
Especial to The Free Press.
Slayton. Mimi, December 3.-When
the annual meeting Of the Murray
County Agricultural society was held
here, F. r. Blake, president and Robt.
Forrest secretary caused consider
able of a sensation when they an
nounced that they would not be can
didates for re- election. Both have
been prominent in the work of the
society, Forrest, as secretary for
many years having been the guiding
spirit of the annual fairs. F. F. Nor
wood was chosen president to succeed
Mr.. Blake, but when it<came to name
successor to Secretary Forrest, the
entire board OF directors of the socie-
ty threatened to resign if Forrest
would not accept re- election and he
then re- considered his former action
and permitted his election 60 take
place. The agricultural society has
a deficit of about $4,000 and the en-
tertainment features of next years
fair will be cut down considerably in
order to eliminate heavy expense.
The purses for horse races and base
ball will both be cut considerably.
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
Benzick Found Guilty.

Faribault, December 1.-William NJ
sault in the third degree, was found gull
ty by jury after deliberation of lit
tie over three hours. He was sentenced
by District Judge Childress to serve six
ty days in the county Jail or to pay 800
fine. The case was an outgrowth Of a
brawl that occurred in Lonsdale on Au-
gust % when it is alleged that Benzick
struck the complaining witness, Thomas
injury to the latter.
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
FATHER ENGEL AT REST
Funeral of Head st. Johns University
Was Held Today
UNITED Press Dispatch.1

Collegevilie, Mimi, December L.
Beneath the dropping willows of alb
hey cemetery, the Right Rev. Peter
Engel, president of st. Johns univer-
sity, was laid to rest today while a
notable gathering Of clergy and Iaymen
paid him tribute. Solemn pontitical
requiem high mass was celebrated by
the Right Rev. Joseph Busch of the
st. Cloud diocese in the abbey church
at ten a. m. and more than 1000 per-
sons marched in the funeral process
sion at noon
The Right Rev. Engel was one of
the most prominent Benedictine pre-
lates In the United States, and his
night came as a shock especially to
the northwest where his life work had
been.
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT
Jury Decided the Case of Schulz
AGAINST Ed ka!er

Deliberation of less than an hour by
district court jury in the case of Mr..
and Mrs. William Schulz against Ed
Kalar for damages alleged to have
been sustained by the defendants in
an automobile collision was enough
for a verdict for the defendant Satur.
day afternoon. The trial consumed
two days in the district court, a small
army of witnesses being examined.
The accident that formed a basis
for the trial happened in the summer
of 1920 near Garden City.
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
DECIDES RAHWAGES
Ruling Federal Board Effects EN-
Pioyes On Five Lines

Chicago, December "a decision
expected to cut nearly $1,000,000
from the payrolls Of New England
railroads was handed down by the
United States railroad labor board
today when it readjusted the rates
of pay of clerks, making. the hourly
days and those who work seven days
a week
The ruling becomes effective on
December 16 on Ave roads; Boston
and Maine; Maine Central; New
York. New Haven and Hartford; Cen
trail New England railway; and the
Portland (Maine) Terminal com
pany.
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
DEATH OF H. J. GEORG
He Was Victim of Pernicious Anemia;
r. Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon

ne was NICIiTn OF fcrniCIouS AncHaIa, |,
Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon
H. j. Georg, we'll known citizen
of Mankato, died yesterday morning
at Sis O'Clock. Death was caused by
pernicious anemia and complications.
rhe nearest surviving relatives are
the widow and two sons, c. ]. Georg of
Knierin, Iowa, and Hugo Georg of this
city.
The funeral will be held Tuesday
afternoon from Immauel Lutheran
church. Rev. A. t. Winter will Of
ficiate. Interment will be made in
Pilgrims Rest cemetery.
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
DENTIST TIRED OF GIRL
Milwaukee Man Gives Up Common
Law Wife and Is Arrested

Milwaukee Man Gives Up Common
Law Wife and Is Arrested
Milwaukee, Wis, Decembtr DR.
Vernon Rounseyille, dentist of Shore
wood, a Milwaukee suburb, is in Jail
under bonds of $4,000, charged with
being the father of two children OF
Miss Rose Immel, twenty OF Racine
DR.. Rounseville. the girl told the
district attorney, assured her they
were married in common law. A few
weeks ago he tired of her, she said
and left her returning to his parents
home, taking with him their oldest
child who is three. She asked the
district attorney to- aid>her in recov-
ering her baby. #a ..
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
Sears Roebuck Dividend

Chicago, December 1.-Sears- Roe
buck and company today announced
the regular quarterly dividend of ST.
rs share on the preferred stock
payable January to shareholders of
record December Is.
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
ROAD INCOME is ON GAIN
Omaha Railway Report For Month
of October Is Made Public


Operating income of the Omaha
railroad in October totaled $546,911
an increase of $119,720 over the same
month last year, according to the
monthly report of the comptroller on
file with the interstate commerce
commission, Wednesday, Income for
the ten months totaled $1,3S4,S97, al
so a slight gain.
Because of the slack business, Om-
aha earnings are below normal, de-
spite economies effected in mainten
ance and operation. While gross rev.
enue from freight and passenger bus
iness decreased, operating expenses
were reduced $396,343 in October,
sufficient to permit an income bal
ance.
Gross revenues during the ten
months were $23,694,228, as compared
with $26,360,S57 in 1920. Operating
expenses, however, were $20,566, ,666,
a decrease of $2,8S9,512.
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-09
Poultry Show At pIpestone.

~, tspSCfdI TO Ife FrtG fTeSs = :
are being made for the first annn-i no-'-
try show to be held in Pir~-.c-o -
December 1s, II and IS. The inc@,
for holding. the event IN the ey-,na-,...-,
at the high school and modern e,...'-,-
rent VIII be Eecured for fitting IN = a
show room. Many local business r'ec--
be competed for BY the chickenss fam
ciers :. ,r's'
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
BRIDE HELPS ESCAPED
CONVICT TO SURRENDER
Grasps His Wrist Instead Of
Hondcuffs on Return.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-James McElevey.
who escaped from prison at Joliet. H..
last May. is back in his cell to-day be-
cause his seventeen-year-o bride asked
him ito give himself up, serve his time
and start with q clean slate"
McElevey, who was sentenced for
robbery and who surrendered to the
same detective who arrested him for the
crime for which he was convicted, re-
turned to the prison from Chicago with
his wrist in the grasp of his wife instead
OF handouts.
"Ive got the squarest little girl in the
world" McElevey said "She'll be wait
ing for me when get out and we'll live
straight"
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
TRAIN TRIP SADDENS
FLYING GRANDMAS
Sorry to Carry Nebraska Elec-
toral Vote to Washing
ton by Rail.

S1ecial Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-The flying grand
mothers who left Omaha Thursday to
fly the 1880 miles to Washington to de-
liver the States electoral vote are do
ing their flying safely ensconced in
Pullman train to-day on their way from
Chicago to Washington by rail.
They are Mrs. II. II. Wheeler and
Mrs. Draper Smith. affable women
whose gray hair and spectacles bear out
the impression Of grandmotherliness.
but whose talk is strictly twentieth
century.
Still clinging tightly to the electoral
vote of the State Of Nebraska. the two
grandmothers, who had taken a 2So
mile trip in an airplane 70 signaize
their entry into national politics, aignt-
ed from Rock Island train here this
morning and hurried over to a Penn
sylvania train, which was to take tham
on to Washington.
1--WE enjoyed the trip so much as far
as we went" said Mrs. Smith, who is
ce-chairman of the Nebraska Repub-
lican State Central Committee. But
there was such a fog there we simply
had to land. and that with difficulty
1,e were very much disappointed. as we
wanted to make the entire trip by air
plane"
Yes" interrupted Mrs. Wheeler.
"you see it was rather significant oc-
casion. We are the first women to be
elected to carry an electoral vote. and
we felt it would seem fitting that it be
delivered in the most modern way pos
sible. So we are deeply disappointed
TO have to continue the trip by rail"
Mrs. Wheeler purred with content
ment as she expressed her regrets, ana
her eye took in anew the comforts Oh
the Pullman car.
She held clutched tightly in her hand
the reticule that held the State electoral
Afraid? No, indeed. We are deeply
interested in aviation" she continued.
$50 you are both grandmothers," the
reporter mused. Mrs Smith spoke up
quickly, saying:
Yes. we are. but that isn't the only
thing we have accomplished that we are
proud Of"
And they settled back against the
plush and beamed complacently.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
1000 CASES OF LIQUOR
STOLEN FROM WRECK
Disaster Reveals Alleged
Whiskey Running Conspiracy.

FORT MYERS, Fla. Jan. ga whole
sale whiskey-running conspiracy in
which prominent men are involved was
said by Federal agents to have been un-
covered to-day with the arrest of James
and John Delisle after their schooner.
which Is alleged to have carried 1000
cases Of liquor from Cuba, was wrecked
on the shore near Naples. Fla
While the Delisles were seeking aid
for their wrecked vessel all but six
cases OF the liquor were stolen, Federal
and State officials said. The name of
the ship had been changed from Frank
NJ" to ''Uralia" and was placed under
British registry at Havana, where the
liquor was obtained. according to the eu-
thorities.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
BARNEGAT CITY NOW
OPEN TO MOTOR CARS
Long Beach Roads Completed
by State of Jersey.

TRENTON, Jan. 22.-Access to Barne-
gat City is now to be had by automobile.
This has not heretofore been possible.
The announcement was made to-day by
the State Highway Commission. The
completion of three sections of the Lorg
Beach road, gravel surface, from Surf
City to within the borough Of Barnegat.
has made this possible.
This road will be a benefit to the
sportsman as well as to the summer
tourist. Excellent shooting may be had
during the season and the fishing Off
Barnegat inlet is at times unsurpassed
on the Jersey coast.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
Paris
Sanctions the Vogue for
Hats of Milan StraUU

THE NEWS brevities from France have brought
L several very definite bits of advice during the
last few days.
First and foremost comes the word that choice
Milan Straw, of the finest milmeter, is extremely
smart this season, and promising to be smarter
as the year progresses.
Swiss Milan Hemp introduces delightful
by taking itself metal embroidery of gold or
silver, which lends charming old-world air to an
ultra-modsh Spring Hat.
Both of these style notes well represented in
the assortment of hats displayed in Millinery
Department, where original models from Paris vie
with the adaptations and copies woven from i'm
ported materials by foremost designers
Prices Are Universally Moderate.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
ANTI-DENUDED HERRING
HIS POLITICAL SLOGAN
Mottapoisett Citizen Seeks
Office Through Fish Scales.

MArrAPorsErr. Mass, Jan. 22.-"Anti-
denuded herring" Is the slogan of Frank
X. Sisson of this town. in his campaign
10 succeed Alonzo Kinney as Herring In
spector for the district
Out of town fisheries concerns have
been stripping the scales from herring
for uso In making imitation pearls and
then selling the fish to the people here
Mattapoisett citizens say they want their
fish with the scales on.
II don't know why herrings have
scales" said Sisson to-day, "but II they
weren't of some use to the fish thew
wouldn't have them"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

Farms and Land For sale So
FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 80
acres, two miles north Of Edwards
burg Mich. CLAY loan soil: new. mod
ern bungalow. outbuildiugs. tools.
stock and crops Owner sell on land
contract. or take city property. See
Okerlind, 40 Farmers Trust Bldg.
54-ACRE FARM north of city and west
OF st Joseph river near state line: =
room house, barn, orchard and 20 acres
Of timber; price 5000 $1,000 20 s.
600 cash. balance terms TO suit buyer +:
possession at once. Hastings Realty
Co Lincoln Gao. Office open even
ings.
120-ACRE FARM-For sale or trade. all
improvements. good house, and out
buildings: located In Pulaski county,
one-half mile 10 good market town.
Camp Improvement Co. Lincoln 51OJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

Never Retreat

Leaving loophole for defeats half your pur
pose succeed.
The most fatal error at any stage Of life to
important undertaking with the thought that if your
efforts do succeed, you go back and
again.
You will never every energy and all your
strength when the battle is only hafhearted.
Failures made when dscouragements and difficult
ties make Leave grit and purpose and
you will never go far.
Positive resolution win at all hazards-without
turning back-leade to the greatest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


NEW STORE BUILDING-At the cor
ner OF Indiana and Miami SITS, frs;
floor two store rooms and three liv-
fng rooms: second hoc-. Eve rooms.
strictly modern; large basement l5E27
feet; the building IS teated by FUR
mace: has hot end cold water; the size
Of the lot IS 35xi25 feet: the price for
quick sale f. $1,000: you can net Il
per cent on this investment; for par
ticulars see +. J. Anderson. O83 Farm
ers Trust Bldg Phone. Lincoln t. 3
Residence. Lincoln 1853.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

NEW MODERN BUNGALOW on St
Louis blvd. facing Howard park; liy-
ing and dining room finished In OAK
with built-in book cases and writing
desk bedrooms anG bath solid OAK
floors and finished ivory; large base
ment and attic. - 200 300 down: so
per month ". X. McHenry, 30 Farm
ars' Trust Bldg Lincoln 5733
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30
Household Goods

Household Goods -
AMERICAN BEAUTY irons nov e - .
Hot Point, $500. a complete lite OF
standard grills. percolat0rs, toasters.
cleaners. washers, etc, a. Schatner 8,
opposite postofi-e. - reduced prices.
AT PRIVATE sales 40 ia East Jcte--
son street. the OLD T. = Army Store
household goods.
BARGAINS IN used furniture gas stoves,
new beds. mattresses. swings ana car
den hose 40T :. Michigan. Judson aud
Klein. Lincoln 60Sl
Buy RUBBER stair pads az The sn-
diana Window shade Co, go W. JET
ferson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30
AUTOMOBILES


EELIABLE USEU CAKS-A complete
line az used ears The best bargains
in the city Ou.I evenings until $ p.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

HuUSE-Dont tire yourself out looking
for q house or rooms 10 rent when
there are none; II you have 500 or so
We can show you 4 way 10 get into
your own little home; investigate; no
obligations. Room =, Orpheum thea
ter bldg. (upstairsl. open evenings.
TO u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE
HIGH STREET. G ROOMS. MOD
ERN, $4,000.
PLEASANT STREET. s ROOMS.
PARTLY MODERN. SO 800.
NoTRE DAME. Z ROOMS. PARTLY
MODERN. $500.
MARIETTA STREET, o ROOMS.
MODERN. $500.
DAYTON STREET 8 ROOMS. ALL
MODERN BUNGALow. ALL
DRAPINGs To MATCH DECoRA-
TIONs; LINOLEUW on KIrCH-
EN- AND BATH ROOM FLOORS:
GAS STOVE. GARAGE. ALLEY
LOT THIS Is THE BEST BUY
IL SOUTH BEND.
HAVE HOMES ~ All
PARTS or SOUTH BEND
AND MsHAWAKA.
CAMP IMPROVEMENT co.
LINCOLN 5lO5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

Used CAR BARGAINS
CHEVROLET $50 TOURING CARS
1918 FORD TOURING
/ 1910 BABY GRAND TOURING
1 MITCHELL O.CYLINDER SEDAN
] 1919 FORD TON TRUCH
THESE CARS ARE N GOOD
CONDITION AND WILL SAC
RIFICE FOR QUICK SALE.
BEIsTLE AUTO SALES CO.
OPEN NENGNGS
343 LINCOLL WAY WEST
PHONE MAIN ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

SEVEN ROOM. Thoroughly o q r
house. Just redeCordted and IN excel
lent shape: five blocks from business
center. price for this week 5000 with
small payment down Is nice home
like place and a good buy. Let us
show Il to you. :. NJ. Robinson q Son.
124 \. Main st
S. CHAPLIN ST-5-room house. posses
sion Immediately. Price 200: S200
down. s. NJ Robinson & Son, 124 y.
Main ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

SEsN N ROOM. thoroughly O Il o
house. Just TedeCOrdted and In excel
lent shape: five blocks from business
center price for. this week 5000 with
small pay nleDt down Is nice home
like place and a good buy. Let us
show It to YOU. :. NJ. Robinson & Son.
124 n. Main st
S. CHAPLIN ST-5-room house. posses
sion Immediately. Price 200: 5000
down. S. NJ. Robinson & Son, 12i y.
Main st
SOME INVESTMENTS WILL FUR
NISH YOUR EATS. SOME WILL
HELP You SLEEP. AND OTHERS
WILL NEITHER LET YOU SLEEP
OR EAT.
HOUSE
Practically new, strictly modern; liv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen, three
bedrooms and oath: oak floors and
trim; laundry tubs; paved street;
good OCation, walking distance.
Part cash and balance monthly.
INGLERIGHT REALTY AND
BUILDING COMPANY,
Room No. 1. American Trust Bldg.
TAYLOR 6 ROTH. ileaitors 207 W.
Jefferson Blvd, Lincoln 633i: open
evenings
WALNUT STREET-Onc block from
Washington nv $3.50. Camp I'm
proremcnt COMPANY Lincoln 5l05.
6 ROOM HOUSE on s Lafayette blvd
gas for cooking, electric lights, city
water in yard Price s. 200 $500
down. s. ". Robinson & Son. 124 n.
ROOM MODERN HO3IE-I0 the
northwest part of the city: good .o-
cation Price $4,000: $500 cash ball
ance on payments NOight and Brad
ford. Lincoln Oil. Ground floor,
Union Trust Bldg
10 ROOM HOUSTON " washington
av.; finest grade of quarter sawed oak
floors and trim; steam heat. two laun-
dries. separate stairway to second
floor; all newly decorated and thor
OuEhly modern In every respect This
lis an extraordinary good house for
renting rooms OF light housekeeping
rooms PRICE $4,000 with $1,000 down
:. N. Robinson q Son, ~ ~ Main 81.
Sj4-s1G COLFAN AN.-Two strictly mod
ern homes froat and rear for sale 40
sacrifice Front home has eight
rooms. large sleeping porch. down
stairs layatory. oak floors. excellent
heating plant Rear home seven rooms
furnace and bath Both properties I'm
excellent coud tiCn For showing see
William Happ. Realtor. -05 &. Main ST.
G21 ". COLFAN AV-Substantial six
room home iH fine ncighb0rho0d. Has
large basement and nearly new fur
mace House recently rederOrated.
Good garage Very valuable Tot Price
$4,000. William Happ. Realtor 2UT =.
Main 81 Pho1o Lincoln 1911
725-72T FOREST AE.-Douhle house.
both sides modern Separate heating
plants Brings iu very good income
from rents Can be- bought on terms
William HapD. Rector. 2o7 Main ST..
F1one Lln-u-1 L--l
no TrR n r...... mol
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

For rent. very desirable location
Apply 90 Lciuh1ch. Humphrey and
Torrey. 80 Farmers Trust Bldg
Main T54
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

wANTED-Young women for operating
power sewing machines. Good wages
are paid and working conditions are
of the best-all rooms are light, clean
and well ventilated. Positions are
steady and permanent Wilson Bros.
~ Good Place to Work"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

USED CARS
1920 ROADSTER
1920 TOURISG
1926 COUPE
FORD TON TRUCK
~ DIAMOND T TRUCK
EASY TERMS
W. r. HINKLE q co.
OPEN EVENINGS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30
MAXWELL TOURING


Owner wishes 10 sou fho car %
recover from "a recent Toss
The cnr has four new tires and
one spare tire in good condition,
sun shade. Windshield wings spot
light. set 81 skid chains. radiator
and hood covers. alligator skin
Cne-man ton new side curtains
The car was painted two months
ago. I'll sell the car f0r $500 $500
down. the balance fro 10 months
With the accessories gnd the cone
$4,000 Address 20 Box NO -
aud III call 20 see yOu 20 TOE
car
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

lots Tor sale s.
THF BEST LOT I'M Tho best location
$4,000 cash win buy. Can Main 3T11
OF 5'' Rush ST.
Ecd! Estate For Exchange -
FDE -ALE OR EXCHANGE acre,
southwest az city Level. 10 room house
back barn, timber. orchard. good
|rce $1,000. Wesley Van Nalin. "a
Farmers Trust bldg.
MISHAWAkA PROPER Tl-F0r sale
or exchange for South Bend property:
vacant or Improved; close in For pare
ticulars, call az Avery d Huils Fuuni-
ture Store. 12g ". Main ST.
20 ACRES-One q the best prairie
farms In this part Of Indiana; good
lands. location and improvements
bargain. Lincoln GIL Voight and
Bradford, ground door Union Trsst
Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

WANTED-A counter girl; also girl over
rs for gathering dishes. Washington
Cafeteria and Restaurant corner
Washington and Main stS.
YOUNG LADY for general Office work.
Must he able to Iun q typewriter. stem
oErapher not necessary. Give age and
telephone number in responding Ad-
dress BoN goo. News Times
Hclp Wantcd-Malc 81
NAN-WitE car Ihlt uses 30X3la tires
en- an wheels Drive 10 Chicago and
return each day. Super Tread Tire
Co. $50 y. limerick 81
POLISH SPEAKING YOUNG MAN be
tween - and 20 years OF age for tea
and coffee wagon f you are well
known i'm west end and can give bond
apply Grand Union Tea Co, H. +.
Jefferson 81.
SALESMAN Wanted. between ages %
aud 90 10 collect and sell Insurance.
Enquire no Room f32 Farmers Trust
llaz. 90 . O'Clock
WANTED-Nien who have large ac-
quaintanCe BOO South Bend TO handle
business proposition. large local husl-
ness house has good future for the
right men. Apply Mr.. Roger. care 4.
III. Heller furnlture Go. Mein 9S
WANTED-Every man who paws rent
70 know We nave n proposition 30
uuNU your own nome. he IurntSn
everything except the lahor. \ few
dollars will put you into your ova
home and you are thrCIgh with rent
forever and on your way 10 success.
Investigate this proposition toSsy Ne
obligations. Room 2. Urpheum thea
ter bldg. lupstairsl. Open evenings
90 .. Phone Lincoln scr
Help Nan;ed--Nfale or Female 30
ENROLL NOW-Day or evening ses-
siOns for term opening Monday Aug
ust -. az the south Bend business
college. Nine courses. including prb
tessional accounting and auditing
Personal explanation by appointment
Write. cali or telephone.
DAY AND NIGHT chef, colOred OF white.
man or woman. ll3 Malu ST.. Niles.
Mich. Hudson cafe.
EVERY YOUNG NAN OR WOMAN
who is in auy way interested in bust
ness education ard sucress 20 have a
free copy OF Budget No. describing
our nine courScs-four OF them new
including higher accounting and aud
itiug. Telephone Main COL Write or
call az the South Bend Business Col
lege accredited bv the y A Of 4 e.
s. College building. corner Michigan
and Monroe SITS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

USED CARS-For sale. repair 0ork
done, tow service we'll pull you IA
any time day or night. Central Car
age lie y Nll e. Main ff3
USED CAF HARG4IEs-.h Chsvro-
Jet 40 touring cars. two 1918 Ford
touring one 1915 Ford sedan. one l3'3
Baby Grand touring. one Mitchell slk-
cylinder sedan. one 1912 Ford ton truck
These cars are in good condition AMI
We viii sacrifice Tor quick sale. Beist.e
Auto sales Co. open evening" DAB
Lincoln way. W. Phone h7lr az
REAL BARGAINS in uscI cars ju not
fail TO look over our many exceptional
AgOod buys South Bend Auto TX
= anrn - = MLchlRan 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30
AUTOMOBILES


VIZ GIVE YOU MONEY every tine you
eet "a puurtu-e Zoo Lee tire. Up 20
date $50 have not paid out a cent. be-
cause they're u-urturc proof Sulli-
r8n-~f4w Tire CO.. t.G s. Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-30

SUMNER COTTAGE for rent, furnished
complete. beginning July 90. Phone
g. Edwardsburg, Mich.
1-JI BOWMAN Sr.-G-r0om, square type
modern home nearly new. All i'm
provemelts eXchp- pavement in. Close
90 school. car anC bus line. VIII make
you substantial and comfortable
home. Price 5000 per month VIII
liam Happ. Relitor. 2O7 S. Main St
Phone Lincoln 1911