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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses FOR sale So


Houses Tor Sale s.
OLIVE 81 & room modern house
Price s. SO terms OCoGner l.ca4l'
Co Ia = Michigan ~. lihsolu -JlD
PROPERTY We have large ISL 81 ..ty
property and farms. II you want 4ui b
safes. call on us. OConnCr Realty Co,
500 Michigan st. Lincoln $40
RIVER PARK
~. sth 81. 3 room house possess,oa
az once. Gss gas. water, $500, S-tv
down. Hastings Realty CO. 2iS y
hichisRR 81
RIVER PARk-Ss1 room rouse on Fif.
tenth 81, electric and aAs large l0t
must be seen 20 be appreciated. $40
eaaE terms make date 20 see II VIII
Fred A. BerremaL 80 Farmers Trust
Bldg. Main 1919.
RENT FREE or beautiful four room
apartment and income OF A2O.Wf "a
month from finely furnished suites
which are always rented. House MOI
eru, hot water heat. garage. we'll plant
ed large lot. requires less than So
900 90 To handle. Drive by 14l6 So Mich
igan. II interested phone Main 46S
for appointment.
sol TIL BEND AY.-Eight room house.
partly modern, price - OD Small pay
mFhN AUWu. FhluuNe Oh EASY terms AhAl
Wolf Bros., ia y. Main 81. Phone LIN
coin 5lss.
VAN BCREN ST room strictly mod
efn house; built in garage. Price
81 200; half cash O'COnner Realty Co.
S04 s. Michigan g. Lincoln Nlo.
WHERE-WOuld be a better location
than Harter Heights IN which 70 build
Az Union Trust Bldg Main 1902
WENGER ST room house, Etrictly
mOdern sI,2UO, OF ensy terms. O.
Conner Realty Co 3O& s. Michigan
ST Lincoln 20tO
WENGER E.-S room house. lot 52IlGO
feet Bath on two floors. Garage for
two cars; rented for 500 90 per month
Price $500 Lincoln 1000.
ROOM-HOUse. modern except furnace (;
sell on payments. O'Conner Realty Co.
90 = Mich. st. lincoln 2Olo.
Real Estnte for Exchange 50
APARTMENT BLDG.-To exchange
Must have first class farm or ranch
by March 1st for my substantial Is
apartment building exclusive residen-
tisl district sOuthside. near beautiful
Grand boulevard. Brick and stone with
marble entrances, electric light steam
heat, etc Yearly income S14OO 500
600 May Istl Price $3.50 600 Clear Kurt
% ACRE-Farm, will exchange for city
property, second hand autos or business
Call az Helps Tailor shop, 219 W. JEFF
fersOn st
Wantcd-ReaI Estate. 50
HOUSE, or 6 room house. partly mod
ern; possession within IN days. Will
pay cash. Address Box 206 care News
Times.
40 TO 100 ACRE Farm wanted for cash
or trade: deal With owner only. White
Boz 1S9 e News-TimeE.
PROPERTY WANTED
II yonr house 10 worth the money
we can move II. We charge board
commission only. william Happ.
realtor. 204 Citizens Bank Bldg phone
Lincoln 1911
PROPERTY-FOr quick disposal OF
your property, list II with Us. We
have IDnny buyers on our list. South
Bend Realty Co. Box 145. Ctfy-
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
LIVESTOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets

NtNNl7I II I"NFa q
DOG OWNERS-TeNtboOk free With fou-
weeks' trial subscription 70 Americas
leading Kennel weekly. Valuable nd &.
Vice feeding. training Send - cents TO
day. Sportsmens Review. 20. Cincin-
natl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Glasses

Local Instruction Glasses 43
ANY Monday or Wednesday Enter the
high grade Thomas Commercial school
for . thorough stenOgraPhic- bookkeep-
INK secretarisl efficiency course. Day
and night sessions Our state licensed
cLrpl oy ulent department. secures every
graduate the sight position. We invite
YOU to call Entire third floor. Mich
e and Wash. sv Main 1905
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30

OLIVE 81 room modern house
Price 81 SO terms O'tobner l.eallH
CO. 3p4 = Michigan -. Lineolu -ylD
PROPERTY We have large lls' % 'lty
property and farms. II you want gui b
sales. call on Is OCOnnCr Realty Co.
500 ; Michigan ST. Lincoln -m0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30

YOUNG fApN-kupiu aud good pen
man prefer ably single and living at
howe. residing near our location, per
mancnt position and good future at
$4,000 per month ro stt-r Apply Ser
vice Dept. South BrH3 Bgit 60. House
So aud y. Y. g. tracks
NDGNG WOMEN pupil. nurses i'm
training school UHIufHsG-ure uniforms
and small salary during training Ex-
cellent opportuuitE. Write o. Hahue-
maan hospital E~I4 Ellis aE.. Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
EMPLOYMENT
Hclp Manted Male

BE A DETECTIVE - so 800 weekly (;
travel over world experience unneces-
sary American detective Agency, 20
Lucas ST. Louis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30

Win gladly show yOu
homes Ia Su parts Of the city. on:
cars are at your disposal Our pur-
chssers secure real value. W. Q.
Davies * Co, 81 ,. Msin -. Lincoln
Mn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30

DETEL'TN ES-Men wanted tor detec-
tive work Experiences unnecessary
Write J Ganor, former (. 5. Govt. De
fantlvn ST. I.nuls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30

estate. loans, insurance. Open evenings,
Murray & Segety. Lincoln GlS7, IDS y.
LAFAYETTE blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
BUSINESS SERVICE


DOLLS RESIKU.,G-DoII eyes reset TO
sleep doll repairing u all kinds done
ID experts. Doll Hospital. expert doll
members. 90 Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30

CIERk-Y0uug man for clerk az Argos
House Write or call az Argos House
IIL.Lnr.l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
HoMES-IMAEpIArE POSSESSION

8 room house, new; electric
lights and fixtures. pump and
sink; cellar with cement GOor
under whole house; large lot,
t3,l26. Cash or teras 10 suit your
Income.
room house. cellar, electric
pump, sink, large LOT, s2,e70.
Small down payment balance easy
terms SEQ as at CuoO. The >chei-
linRer Home Bldg, Co, 20l-2O2
J. NJ. 8. Bldg. Main 1923.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
TAX REVISION IS
 STILL UNDECIDED
Shoot Manufacturers Sale Plan Center Of Sharp Fight

, Washington, Oct. 1.-The tax bill was back today on the senate cal endar with it's sponsors ready to propose elimination of some and radical revision of others of it's fea- lures which have been the objectives of bitter opposition from both sides of the chamber.
 Republican leaders were hopeful that the compromise program voted out by majority members of the finance committee would command sufficient support to enable the sen ate to pass the measure late next week. Determined fights were promised however. over a number of sections.
 Chief points now in controversy so far as the republicans are con- cerned are included in the comprom- | ise plan. They are the increased in- come surtax and state tax rates, re- 1 tention of the corporation capital tax and restriction of the $2,0O0 exemption to corporations to those | having incomes of $25,000 or less. This program, agreed upon by lead CTS in conferences with republican senators in the agricultural bloc 1 is opposed by group of nearly a dozen prominent senators from east ern states.
 The Shoot manufacturers sale tax
 plan also promises to be the center of a sharp fight, but proponents of the committee bill declare that the
 tide of support for it has reached the flood and begun to ebb, on the
 other hand supporters of the pro- posal calm that after it has beer explained by Senator Smoot it vii gain ground.
 Including those adopted by the
 majority members of the finance committee there are nearly 15C amendments to the pending bill printed and ready to be offered. Some of these probably will not go in but
 others are in prospect. The senator: from the eastern states are under.
 stood to plan to offer substitutes or surtax, estate tax and other com mittee proposals which they oppose and to demand a record vote in eacE case. -,
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
CITY ITEMS

Oct. 14th, Ruffo concert. tickets on sale, c. L. Pierce.-advt Mrs. Annie Lynch of Lawlor street is in New York for a month. v
 Girls Dresses at Besse-Leland' S. advt. Members of Indianola Council, No. 19, D. of P. will hold a harvest sup per this evening at o'clock. At the
 regular meeting at 8 o'clock degree work will be conferred on a class of candidates.
 Sawed wood, SIP per cord. The Shurberg Coal Co.,, 55 Franklin St. -advt.
 Miss Caroline E.. Bartlett, director | of the city mission, will present her | annual report at the quarterly meet | ing of the executive committee to be | held at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
 Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans l-advt
 l The regular meeting of Valiant Re- view will be held Wednesday evening
 in o. U. A. M. hall Deputy Superin'
 tendent Commander Mrs. Margaret
 Littleton will be present.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
BRITAIN GLAD TO /
 GREET PERSHING
Telegraph to Paris, Advising Him of Their Delight at His Pro-
 posed Visit

London, Oct. 11.-(By Associated Press )-The British government last night telegraphed to Paris, expressing it's pleasure at the proposed visit of Gen. Pershing to lay the congressional medal of honor on the tomb of the British unknown soldier in Westmln- .ster Abbey, and Gen. Pershing is as- cured the warmest welcome.
 The cabinet ministers were absent from London over the weekend, but cn returning to London dealt promptly with the question, and it is affirmed the government views the visit with the greatest satisfaction.
 GA Paris dispatch of Sunday night quoting what was said to be most authoritative souce, rtated that Gen Pershing intended o sail for home or Ccober 20 and would not go to Lon con for the ceremony at the unknown soldiers tomb because of the lack o1 available time and his sailing date If the ceremony was held, the dispatch added, another American officer would be designated to represent the United States.)
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
PRINCETON WORKS HARD
Orange and Black Warriors Look For Tight Game With Annapolis Middics on Saturday Afternoon.


 Princeton, N r., oct. 11.-Princeton is expecting trouble Saturday, when the Tiger eleven will travel to Anna polls for what promises to be one of the hardest fought early season gam es of the year. Last year Princeton took the future admirals into camp by a IA to 0 score, but the men are not an- ticipating a tea party this fall.
 The defense still seems to be the strong point, for even with several second-string men in the Princeton lineup, Colgate managed to secure only two first downs, both registered in the final period. The Tiger line showed an uncanny ability to diagnose plays and uncanny after time the Maroon backs were downed in their tracks. The wide passing gaome of the New Workers availed them but little, either, for both the backs and 1inesmen soon had i, all figured out Tyson and Grey, the wingmen who had been sent in instead of Stinson and Spively, both played a remarkable game.
 Al Wittmer, former halfback, played his first game at center again show ing wonderful defensive ability. Som, of his passes were poor, but on ac count of the slippery ball the specta tors could get little information abou his kicking ability.
 In the backfield Don Lourie agai, dominated with several good runs t, his credit until he was removed in tn, second period with a slight injury Jack Cleaves and Ralph Gilroy wer also good at times. Dick Newby di not get chance to show his mettl'
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
EIGHTH ROUND OF CHESS
 FINDS E. LASKER IN LEAD

Cleveland, Oct. 11.-After eight rounds of the annual championship tournament, of the Western Chess association at the City club, of Cleveland, Edward ,Lasker of Chi- cago, with a score of 51-h and two adjourned, continues to hold the lead, followed by H. Hahlbohm, Chi cago, 5-1, and Samuel Factor. Chi cago, and N. T. Whitaker, Washing ton, each 5-2, who are tied for third place. Close behind the leaders comes Leon Stolzenherg of Detroit with totals of 4k -a. J. T. Beckner of Kentucky is sixth with 4 4h-31a.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
BOSTON COLLEGE

Boston, Oct. 11.-Boston college football team had a stiff scrimmage yesterday as it's last workout before leaving for Dallas, Texas, for a game with Baylor University next Saturday. Boston will present virtually it full strength against the Texans, although Doyle and Phillips, early season casualties, are out of play. The team starts south tomorrow afternoon
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
oUTPoINTs FREEDMAN

Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 11.-Danny Kramer of Philadelphia punched hts way to a popular verdict over Abe Friedman of Boston, New England bantamweight champion, before 4,00o persons at the Olympia A. A. last night Five of the eight rounds went to the local southpaw, two to Friedman and one was even.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
Sullivan to Try Once More in Channel Swim

Lowell, Mass, Oct. II. = Several times unsuccessful in attempts to swim the English channel, Henry F. Sulli- van will try again. On his return to his home here today, after three fail- ures during the past summer, Sullivan said he was confident that he could accomplish the swim under favorable conditions. Extreme cold water and rough seas handicapped my attempts this year. he said.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
WESLEYAN DRILLS

Middletown, Oct. 11.-Coach Martin put the Wesleyan team through hard practice yesterday afternoon in preparation for the Boston University game Saturday. The varsity was given the ball most of the time and was told to score. Forward pases and trick plays were used to good effect, Abbott, Adams, Parsons and Capt. Butler be- ipS-the principal ground gathers.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
FORDHAM STAR OUT

New York, Oct. 11.-Ah injury will keep Sylvester Fitzpatrick, champion of the Fordham football team out o1 the game for the rest of the season it was learnd today. Fitzpatrick suf. fered a broken bone in his righ wrist in the game Saturday witl Catholic university. el
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
SEE GAME THROUGH KNOTHOEE IN WALI OF GIANTS CLUBHOUSE

New York, Oct. 1.-The oldest member on the Tanks payroll watch ed each game from a knothole in the clubhouse beneath the centerheid bieacher. He is F, J. Schenk who since 1903 has benScustodian of the dressing rooms, They require such careful guarding that hs is unable to leave during the games,
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11

tint bill and IT republicans were re- corded in opposition and in the de-
 bate which preceded final action party .ires were severely broken. Senator
 Borah, republican, Idaro, author of the bill, led the forces for passage,
 while Senator Lodge, the republican leader, and others voiced opposition.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
PRESS BOYS BUSY
Fans at Ball Game Always Stop to
 Watch Reporters at Work

Watch Reporters at Work
 New York, Oct. 11.-Busy news papermen in the Polo Grounds press box are one of the side shows that attract crowds after the main show is over. When the game ends, thousands rush up on the field. Before heading homewards hundreds always pause in front of the press box to watch the reporters, some Of them paving at typrcwrfters. others dictating to tele- graph operators or hurriedly compiling various statistics for fans all over the country.
 A wire stretched game between tho press box and the field gives a men- agerie appearance to the scene. Half a dozen policemen are required to keep the crowd moving.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
BAR MAYFLOWER FROM RACES

Gloucester, Mass, Oct. 11.-The American International Fisherman's Race committee today put the final ban on participation of the Boston schooner Mayfower in the meeting of fishing vessels off this port Wednesday to select a defender for the cup won last year by Esperanto. Five schooners are now ready for the race.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
ATHLETIC EVENTS
 START AT Y. M. [. A.
First Series of Group Games
 Under Way

The first series of the group game contest at the Y. M. c. A. wtre played Friday afternoon in the High school class. Parker's team was defeated by LaHars team in basket ball by "A score. A second. game of basketball resulted in victory by Germans -eam over Beloin's team, 7-5. The sccnd series of games will be played Monday afternoon, with LaHar's team az sainst Germans team and Parker's team against Beloins team.
 Points scored in these games are: farkerS team ...... .......... II LaHar's team l3 Bc1olnS team ....-. ......... 1V Germans team 10
 Two games of basketball were also played in the Employed "A" class on Friday night. sheehan's team de- feated Walters team, IA to 4, while in the second game Morrelle's team defeated Paris's team in a close game, 12-10.
 Points scored in these games are: Walther's team ................ III Paris's team IS Morrelle's team ................. 15
 .. bdCOn 5 L6dIl Uelodl0u toms team, 5-4. in a we'll played and hard fought game, and w. Bacon's team won over Erickson's team by 3.3 score in the first games played in the Junior Class on Saturday morn Ing.
 Points scored in these games are: w. Bacon's team IT r. Bacon's team 15 ErlckSon team II Middleton's team ............... 13
 The Employed B Class did not enter any games Saturday, but will com- mence it's serits tomorrow night. Boys physical director Charles Vibberts will act as referee as he did in the other games
 The Junior Leaders Corps, which has been formed for the purpose of promoting physical education among the younger members of the institu- ton, will meet tomorrow night at s:30 o'clock. The corps are composed of the following men: Tancred, Wal tners, Hill, Harper, Neipp, German, Vessels and Parker. Several others ar to be admitted later on. Hygiene, first aid. calisthenics, marching, pyr- amid work and physical education are the main. factors of the work of the Leaders Corps.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
STANDING.

Won. Lost PC. Yankees ...... 8 2 500 Giants ....... 2 3 400 First Game-Yankees 3, Giants
 0.
 Second Game-Yankees ;, Giants 0.
 Third Game-Giants 13, Yam kees 5.
 Fourth Game-Giants 4, Yam kees 2.
 Fifth Game-Yankees 3, Giants
 FIFTH GAME. -. Attendance (paid). 35,758 NecelptS .$1l6, 754.OO Advisory Councils share .......... 17,513.1O Club owners share 39.696.36 Players share .... 59,544.54 Yankees and Giants
 share (75 uer cent) 44,658 share G5 p. cD.. 44,65S.41 Indians and Pirates
 share G5 D. c.).. 8,931.68 Browns and Cardi- r.. nals' share (10 per cent) ....... 5,95445 TOTAL FOR FIVE GAMES. Attendance .....: 173,7S0 Receipts s573, ,573.0O Advisory Councils
 share .... .... S6,035.e5 Club owners share 195, 5,014.82 Players share =. 92,522.23 Yankees and Giants.
 share ........... 219,39167 Worlds seyies win-
 ners .......... 131, 1,635.0O Worlds series los-
 CTS .......... S7.75e.67 Indians and Pirates
 hare ............ 43,s7s.34 Browns and Cardi- ...- nals' share ...... 29,262.22 The Yankees and Giants will divide their share of the play CTS money 60 per cent to the winner of the series and 40 per cent to the loser. The other clubs sharing the money will divide on a fifty fifty basis.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11

More than 7,ooo,ooo,ooo cigarettes were sent from the United States to China last year.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11
CANAL TOLLS REPEAL
Borah Bill Exempts American Coast wise Vessels From Levy-Held Up in House Now.

Washington, Oct. 1.-The Borah bill for granting exenp ption of tolls to American coastwise vessels using the F anama canal was passed by the sen- ate late yesterday, AZ to 37, and now goes to the house where it is expected to meet indefinite delsy. No action will te taken on 1t there at least unil after the conference on limitation of armaments in the opinion of leaders.
 In the vote, 12 democrats voted for
New Britain herald., 1921-10-11

Rich Mi1k, Matted Grain Extrac4 Ia Powder No Coo6ng-NomishinS Digestihle
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15
"TWo-Bite" Cherry is
Ne.D One, Washington
Herald Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. July 15.-lt has
been traditional that there have new
er been two bites OF cherry, but
during the week Congressman SIN
mott has convinced doubling con
x essmen there is such a thipg as
two bite" cherry.
Friends Of his in The Da'ies sent
him by express a box Of cherries
that looked almost as big as apples
o the congressman whose homes
are in the east After passing the
cherries around. the chairman o.
ne public lands committee defied
any of his colleagues to ca. one
OF the cherries In one bite.
Up to date no one has accepted
the challenge. but the cherries have
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15
SPORT WORLD
Blue Dissatisfied
With Purse; May
Not Meet Gore! on

Tho bout that In being arranged
for between Babe Bluo and Sammy
Gordon may not take place ON August
1S. ~ tentatively outlined. according
to Blue, owing to n difficulty IN the
financial end. Bluo yesterday after.
noon said the terms offered him by
the promoters were too low to Justify
his participation.
Blue states that he may leave this
city Saturday unless some bcttor
terms arc made him and. II II under.
stood. that Gordon also expects suit
able terms.
The promoters have not had any
reply to the terms scnt TO Gordon up
TO date and are awaiting hts answcr
Tho promoters have number OF 9th.
or men listed who nrc equal TO the
principals suggested In this tentative
card and assure the fans that they
will have n classy bout TO produce on
the date announced. The promoters
also add that while many fans would
like to see the return match OF Bine
and Gordon. stili they must remain
within n reasonable financial limit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15
NATIONAL and
STATE SERVICE
ON SPORTS
BIGGER WATER
CARNIVAL On
LABOR DAY PLAN

Another water carnival has becs
suggested for Labor day which will
bo superior by far to the 'onc hold
horo July and preliminary plans
havo already been made for this In.
portnnt event In tho annual labor day
cxcrcisoa.
Tho tower from which the swim
mers lcapod into the cool watory of
Lake Ewauna has boon towcd over "
tho west side OF the lake and IL being
used daily by n large number Of local
nymphs. thanks TO the Fourth Of July
water carnival committee who were
asked that this tower be- donated for
tho encouragement Of making Lake
Ewauna popular swimming place,
Tho same committees who wero 10
charge Of the water carnival sports
on July @ are now pushing this feat
urc for Labor day and add tina. II
will be free Of charge M II was o.
tho last occasion. A 'scrIcs of launch.
row boat. canoe. log. and swimmin,
races have already been prepared and
n number of other features which will
make tho oycnt n popular one A."
under advisnment.
Tho Herald han been asked TO have
suggestions mado by pcopl".who have
Witnessed water events In other
events In other places and any fAa,'
urc which will add TO the attractive
ness OF tho program will be received
with pleasure by tho water commit
toe. Send In your suggestion To the
Sporting Department Of tho Herald
and the committee In charge will be
given tho benefit OF the suggestion at
once.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15
WORRIED OVER
HER DAUGHTER
WORRIED OVER. ... TANLAC,..... ..
PORTLAND CHILD WAS WEAK
AND PUNY--IS NOW THE nc
TURE OF HEALTH

Tnnlac must be n wonderful mcdi-
cine to do what 1t has for my little
six-year-old girl, said Mrs. $, =.
Temple, who resides at i6i East Clay
St, Portland, Oregon recently.
Maxine had been suffering from
loss OF appetite for year or more.
Nothing seemed to agree with her
and It's mystery to me how she
lived on the little she would oat, Her
kidneys were disordcrcd and weak,
too, and she was so thin, pale and