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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-17
NEWS NOTES mon MOvIELAND
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heralded Asia Nelson as the MARY
Pickford' OF Denmark Miss Nelson
was far moderated by that COM
parison. AS an actress she is far
superior to any curly haired blond
son recently completed Hamlet for
the Danisl, screen and the picture is
now being given its first American
showing in New York. The picture
version OF Hamlet" works on the
premises that Hamlet was. as some
scholars held, "a Walter
Han1pden may have to look tt his
laurels with Miss Nelson playing the
part Of the mad Dane.
The rise Of this Danisi, film diva
from cbscur;ty to her present posi-
ton reads like romance. She was
born OF very poor parents and. grew
up in a poor suburb Of Copenhagen.
Her father died when she was very
young, leaving the mother the sole
%provider for the family. Asia saved
the pennies and starved. and those
who can see deep a read traces of
it In her face today, it is said. Fer
in a small shop. but all the time Asia
was dreaming OF the, stage. Size
studied the roles in secret, SUCH as
Agnes in Brand She did not learn
the words but just Interpreted it by
gesture. Later o. Nelson gave prom
Use Of becoming one of the greatest
interpreters Of 1bsen and S%trindberg
on the stage. but the films claimed
her. Thomas Krag. the Norwegian
journeyed after her: to Copenhagen
and told her she was born For the
film, and she was Immediately en-
gagged.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-17

The Young Peoples society Of the
Lutheran Free church, corner Cotton
wood and Second avenue, will meet
in the church Friday evening at s
o'clock. Mrs. A.. Ostmo and Miss
Toss will serve refreshments. The
following program will be given:
Song-Audience.
Bible Reading and Prayer.
Aanenscn.
I:eading--Irene Bondelid.
Recitation-Adel;ne Wige.
Duet-John and Elma yarnson
Reading, Responsibility of the
Home.
Halvorson.
Talk-I. Torkilson.
Song-Choir.
Tank-Rev. Mr.. Rowland.
The Baptist Young Peoples society
will give a social tonight at the church
parlors. There. will be a number~of
entertaining games. and refreshments
will be served.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-17
GIVES HER PAREN1S A HOME.

n Of the pleasant features of
Anna @. N:lson's recent visit to
Sweden was the opportunity to buy
her parents a home. Miss NILSSON
left Sweden with very little Of the
almighty dollar. but when she re-
turned 10 visit her father and mother
she had enough Of U. S. A.. coin to
buy them a comfortable house and
assure them of a place to live the
rest of their lives.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-17
Librarian Tells
Club Women How
They May Help

MISS Mary DOWnSy, eCently made
director of the North Dakota library
commission, was asked by the FEEDER
alton Of Women's Clubs in the state
ito suggest some effective things that
the. members Of the worlen's clubs
might do to assist the state in organ
izing it's library work.
There were nine points. instead of
fourteen in the reply which Miss
Downey promptly made-and all of
the nine she believes are essential to
the progress of library work in the
state. Here are the suggestions:
Work to get a. county library bill
through the mex session of the leg
Get tax support for municipal
libraries without it. .
Establish libraries in towns not
having them.
build up book and magazine col
lections in libraries now existing by
campaigns through the public schools.
See that the public schools
throughout the state have classroom
libraries suited to tie grades.
= 6-See that adequate library facili-
ties are supplied the secondary
schools.
7-Work for q purse on the care,
and library use OF books throughout
the public school system.
a survey of local public,
and school libraries to see il they are
meeting standard requirements of cf-
ficicncy.
assist in developing libraries in
state. county and town institutions.
A wedding that will interest friends
there and elsewhere i'll the state took
place at Crookston on Wednesday aft
ernoon when Miss Edna Morrison Of
Langdon mi Howard N. Lee Of Wal
hal!a were united in marriage. The
ceremony was performed by DR.. +.
J.. Hubbard Of the Presbyterian
family.
No. announcement had previously
been made, and the wedding comes
as a surprise~to friends OF the young
couple. They were attended by Miss
Zelda Monroe Of Langdon and Charles
Dean of Grand Forks.
AS a bride Miss Morrison wore a
tailored winter suit Of duvet de laine,
and held BRIDES roses.
Mr.. Inc Mrs. Lee have gone to
Minneapolis and at the conclusion Of
the r visit there will return to Wal
la LA, where the former is connect
ID with a grain enterprise. Mr.. Lee
is a former University of North Da-
kota. man. and is a member of Delta
Sigma fraternity. The bride has been
a teacher in schools Of the state re-
Gently.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
Speeders Given
$40 Fines in Police
Court This Morning

LiitIs gyipnsthy was pounded ;or
spetders IN police court tbis moraing
Twenty dollar fines-hSe. dollars
more than usuai-was handed 60
three alleged traffic yioiators and
Judge W W. Mcclellan Threatened TO
deal out jail sentences for second Of
lenders.
Tine three who were charged with
speeding this morning were clay Hos
her. Jack Gordan and Arthur Fern
andcz J.. G. Gonzales was fined 50 on
the charge OF making o complete turn
with his ear at second street and Cen
trail avenue and also on the charge OF
not having a drivers license.
Two men giving the names OF
Francisco Contrerus md Ricardo
Garcia. who the police believe TO b,
professional burglars were sentenced
to 80 days on the charge ~ %vagrancy.
The men We're arrested by Pauolman
Romuio salazar at First street and
Iron avenue last night
According to the police a full set 81
burglars tools We're found In ths
mons room The tools Included d
lille. wires. keys. spoons ANA "a pear
necklace. The men said in court that
they had found all the articles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22

Thrills and <pIiis viii be abe order
Of the day ~ she fIrsl annual Tri-
state Cowboys Rouhdup 10 be held
IN Aibuquer1ue September ~, ~ and
~. ana thry will all b. hefe. don't
fafKct that. from tho Panhandle al
1esas 20 the great plalaa Of Arizona.
They have heard the call n = COW
punchers whoop IL the answer.
Governors aud COW pnufhtre ~
service men and women. possibly a
Iprcsiuunf, all m coming to The Big
East and best roundup evpr staged.
n. ID. Garrett. with a record Of
ruptnE and fiaing 'of ~ seconds. 4
herr 10 plan and mnnag h stunts
Ne opened his neadqnHrters ip the
ottics 9I ihe county sst'.nl'ufs,
not competa for any OF the prizes,
set he has ridden. tied and roped IN
rudcus from ono end o. h country
20 the other. He stated this morning
that many prizes have already been
offered and a diplay VIII be made
soon W some window on Central ave
ure. Walt Naslor " Vegas and
Alex Street. s~x-sheriff Of Quay coun-
- have been selected as two Of the
Judges. They will select a third from
Aibuuuerqur and the three win be
court OF last resort IN awarding pr1scs
20 fhe winners.
a ticket selling campaign win be
put on az once all over the STATE.
Special prizes will be accepted from
business and professional men and
COW and sheep mel will be asked to
fornish meat Tor the barbecue. A
special meeting Of the National Dis
ahlcd Soldiers league viii be called
for Tuesday evening when all ar
.ransemcnt4 viii be made for the dif-
tcfent committees and the work TO
he done by each.
One hundred and fifty events will
he staged and Mr.. Garrett has a-,ur-
ance that the riders will be here from
al over the country. Large cnsli
prizes Will be hung up by the man.
neement ana compctition will be fast
nnf1rloua.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
GOVERNOR ENDORSES
DRIVE TO ASSIST
ENSERNCE MEN
Welfare Association to
Be Organized at Meet
ing Tonight

Miss Mary Ann Cross. division rep
rcsentatiVo Of the American Red
Cross. arrived here today from 81.
Louis TO assist In The veterHh'k Blu
reau drive. Che will be one Of the
members ~ the cleanup sluad and
VIII be prepared to furnleh emergency
sciitf In any ease brought to her at
tentinn.
The Ex-Servicemon's Welfare as-o-
citation viii be formed at n meeting
a. the Armory AT \ o'clock tonight.
Al tir meeting the public will be
made acquainted with the aim and
methods OF the new organization
which seeks TO induce every veteran
who has n sort Of claim against the
government 10 present his claim be-
fore the time limit expires.
Governor Mechem has indorsed the
nIovcment In the following proclama-
ton which he has issued
Executive ONCE.
Santa Fe. New Mexico.
proclamation by the Governor;
II desire to urge all public spirited
citizens 10 assist the Veterans Bureau
through It's representative. Mr.. Lam
A. Burr. In establishing "a personal
contact with all eN-service men In this
state, In order that they may be adj
vised Of their rights and privileges
under the War Risk act and the Re-
habiiltation act. Every eN-servies
man should got In tonch with the
Cleanup squad whose purpose IL
to interview them In ench county, as
certain whether they are IN ne'd OF
medical treatment hospitalizntion.
compensation or vocational education.
assist them In filing their claims with
the government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
DETkI[S0f KILLING
by FOREST RANGERS
HHOAREEx0N[RATED
Battled Two Men Accus-
ed Of Cutting Fence
When Thsya Resisted


D.taIir Of ehe SHOOTING near sAvsl
CITY on 1,cuss IL, which resuatqi
from al attempt af forest ranxcrs "a
nrresf tno men. and ended In tn
hntinr o. y o. them snef a nun.
btr u ahos had b4rn nfcA Wtrt
lssrhed here Today from N. n
Glencs. forAs, esamlnef cf tha south.
~eef district. who defended the ran
refs AT the preliminary hcarina held
FRIDAY.
On Aaeu& az Nanser ,. a. Mc.
Lure. 81 the ella fsrpst, discovered
fhef The Fence which marks the bonn-
Diary OF the forest had heen cut Hs
aihn found the trail Of the man whom
ne had cbtnmittsd the Of.
fenne. and after tsisphonins to silver
Clfy for a warrant, accompanied by
Hanger Leslie Fleming. who n 4
deputy shsr1n a. wen nz ranger. hs
TOOK Up the trail.
on The foIlouine day the 'two ran
gers were lsisicd by John Head. Il
cn~ man Of h vicinity. who was
dfte interested IN the fence which had
he<n cut. The three overlook tn
man they were Following. who later
tanned bat 90 b. udosio Cusnmn. and
khcf her imam, Gu4ifrcao Acosts.
rat tse arpfoarh 81 the oflccfA. the
two nmbueheA thtmnetses behind 9
large ifrst. Z The dinicers were forced
u appfcech The tree thtough oper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
HOLDS UP
REEMPLOYMENTO OF
III SHOP MEN HERE
Will Wait Till New
Buildings Are Ready
Before Using the Full
Force.

shop employees on the Santa Fe
system. who were laid off when the
company began It's pruning policy are
gradually being restored to duty In
practically all places on the system
with N exception Of Albuquerque.
according q W. Y. wiidhaber. secre-
tary-trcasurer OF the boilermakers
on the Santa Re.
Mr.. Wildhaber returned last night
from Topeka where he has been In
conference with other craft leaders
and railroad officials for the purpose
OF drawing UP a new contract for the
federated shop crafts.
Mr.. Wildhaher has been informed
that $50 men have been taken back
10 work at Cieh0nrne. Texas since
August l and that $50 men were re-
employed at San bernardino on
August IS. The workers OF the loco.
motive department have beer replac-
ed In groups OF so every few days AT
Topeka, he says.
Union officials believe that Albu-
querque will be the last place TO re-
employ its craft workers because OF
the construction OF the new shops
II II their opinion that the company
will not a to work at full capaciti
In the old shops when the new shops
are under construction,
Word received here today from W
S. Patterson. secretary-treasursr of
the machinists who H. In Topeka wni
to the effect that most all workeri
IN the locomotive department would
be back at their posts by September
1 at Topeka. cleburne and san Der
nnTdlno.
SANTA Fe officials here today has
received no word OF when other mrf
would be hired. AIR. Wildhaher stated
that all issues upon which the rail
road officials and union heads werI
l.unatte to agree In preparing thci
new contract at Topeka had been for
wnrded 10 the railroad labor board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
Headquarters Opened for Cowboys Z
Reunion to BE Held Here Next Month;
$50 Events for Three-Da Program

roscfa6rs DAY. and Governor
Mecistsn haa been invited, to attend
on thnt day. invitations have also
been sent 10 the governors Of Colo
rado. Texas aud Arizona. A special
Invitation y being sent 20 h presi.
dent Of the United States
Mr. Cameron. district passenger
aren't 81 the Santa re. has taken up
the matter OF rates for the meet and
every effort VIII be made TO secure
favorable action.
The Local Post OF the Disabled SOL
diefa leaane txpcet this roundup "a
finance all OF The preparatory work for
the next national encampment 81 The
ieRWie which will he held In Abe
Quefque. They expect The biggest
crowd evtr seen in the city. League
members are In every community IN
The state and all are backing the
roundup 10 a finish. The ticket scil-
ms campaign will be put on In every
community IN the state and II Il cN-
pected to sell twenty thousand season
tickets.
Members OF the league In Alhuquer-
que have decided TO adopt the plan Of
their national organizer and to start
a nation wide movement for a great
national memorial to war mothers.
This memeroinl viii be a hospital for
tubercuiars and IL possible located in
Albuquerque.
A temporary board OF directors for
the memorial will be selected this
week. Mrs John W. Wilson. OF Al
~buaucrque. Mrs. Robert Ferguson 81
Tyrone. Mrs. X. r. Stoes OF Las Cruc-
es and Mrs. Giichrist OF silver city
have been asked to be- four OF the seven
members OF this temporary board.
letters having e mailed TO them
today.
II H. planned to build the hospital as
q tribute to the "onc who really SUI
Tered the most, the war mothers OF
America"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
HASH0UTS DELAY
TRAINS FROM WEST
Santa Fe Reports Trou-
bic in Arizona and
California

washonts IN Arlznna and IN the
California desert have brought a delay
In santa re treips from the west.
Train No. 10 Of yesterday did not
arrive In Albuquerque until 1889
o'clock in the afternoon, six hour be-
hind schedule. Trains No. 4 ana ? Of
yesterday ~affernoor did not arrive In
Albuquerque until $3.50 and 5;ts
c'eiock ,his morning. A washout at
Ludlow. near Baratow. Calf. and
another just east OF Winslow Is said
10 have been the cause Of the delay.
Train No. : OF asst night and No. 10 OF
tliis morning managed 20 reach here
On time.
Another washout IN california was
said here today TO he the cause Of the
delay In trains for this afternoon
Train Nos 2 Z and y % today vii
not reach here untii after midnight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22

"wItness by hand and the Ereai w"
of the state OF New MeNico.
,sl.ncal. -MERRlrr C. MEcHEM'
'aovcrnor Of New Mexico"
huest-Manuel Marines, Secretary
Of state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22

lend their aid In bringing the veteran
TO tho nearest centrally located city
representative while on tour through
this state.
Done At the executive Office this the
18th day Of August. A. u. 1891.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22

possible. and set aside a day to meet
she representative OF the bureau. who
win furnish transportation 10 all vet
Grams dealrlng to receive assistance.
n any citizen OF this state II arquaint-
ed with any ex-ser,ice map. who ~
IN reed OF assistance. I nrgc them to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
Nan. ANA INOR Missions

MILWAUKEE, Aug. ga budget
OF 500. 600 today was voted for "a"
Indian missions Of Arizona. 10y the
Evangelical Lutheran synod IN session
here. a day school will be established
al principal mission stations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
Today's Results
American League.

Score. x. ~. r..
Cincinnati ...3OO 100 600 10 I
brooklyn .... $3.50 600 020-5 10 Z
Batteries: Luque and H~argrave.
Galore. Miijus and Kreuger.
Score: X. H. T..
Pittsburgh ...e03 2il 10O-i0 Is .
Boston .......00O COS all 4 10 .
Batteries; Hamilton. Zinn, Carl
son and Schmidt McQuillan. Scott
Morgan. Cuuney and O'NeilL.
phi.apclphia
TOO 900 0OO col z Q
Ponder and o'Farroll. winters and
Peters. Henline.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The failure
Of Trippe a Company was announced
today ON the New York stock eX-
change.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22

"DOk1'h'-fOR WISHING
Don't wish you could find q l0b-find ~.
Don'L Wish you could rent ycur apart
ment-Rsnt u.
pon'i ~isS yep could ssi your home
Sell H. -
By u,inF the Herald's Classified Columns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11

DAVIES & WALSH
III W. Jefferson. Lincoln STD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms Without Board. IS
FURNISHED ROOM-Light front room
down stirs i'm modern home. Main
1929
ROOM-Nicely furnished Sleeping room.
one aud one-Ialf blocks from Post
Office Modern 32S W Jefferson ST
ROON-For rent 521 r. Bronson -.
Phone Main 3i5J.
10 SOUTH Taylor FURNISHED room
for rent.
WASHINGTON ST, WFST-Splendidl
furnished front room I'm strictly mod
ern up-tO- date home. Gentlemen pre-
ferred. Phone Main 26I4
81 WASHINGTON W.-Nicp large mod
ern room or two gentlemen. Main
Rooms For Housekeeping. 80
ROOMS-For rent three modern light
housekeeping rooms 20 couple en-
plOyed. Lincoln Dos.
THREE ROOMS Furnished. elcctricity
aud gas stove. 211 +. Calvert st.
~ GUSHING ST-Fhrce modern and
Furnished light housekeeping rooms.
10 LAWNDALE AN.-Two Hight house
keeping rooms rent reasonable; all
modern. Mrs. Peter Flary 40 Lawn
dale Nv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
STORE BUILDING AT A BAAGAIN-

TORE BUILDING AT A BARGAIN
First class brick sore building
25X5O, corner Linden nv. and
Birdsell ST. Frontage 1851 on
Linden, 62i7 on Birdsell, extend
ing west TO WILDER ST Ground
also contains good . story cement
flOOred barn. aud ample garage
Building has store roOy~ bakery
shop and Z room apartment with
complete bath room Owner
wants 10 sell outright hut will
consider trade for desirable
small residence on wesr side OF
city. Can't he beaten as an in
vestment William Happ, Realtor.
207 s. Main 81. Phone Lincoln
1871.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11

QUICK POSSESSION AND TERMS
Good as new, 6 room strictly modern
home on nice paved street FOR $500
Neatly built room all modern home
near :. Michigan. for $3.50
Seven room home near Lincoln Way "
on beautiful large lot. all modern, for
$500
Five room home With electric, furnace.
garage. on s. Michigan st. including
10 lots for $3.50. Terms on all and
balance Ike rent
A. NJ. KIRKLEY. Property Merchant,
l22 North Main ST ground floorJ
Phone Lincoln 2S3i or 1894
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WORDFN REALTY co.
INDEPENDENT.

ANGfAL IL - l. Il YIN JAIL
woRDEN REALTY co.
INDEPENDENT"
We are giving gold south Bend
watch 20 each June bride. See IL at
Clels Jewelry store, y. Michigan ST.
SOME OF OUR HOMES.
Brick mansion, large lot, business
district, II spacious rooms, hardwood
floors throughout, oak aud walnut
finish, two IRE places two lavator-
les, elaborate fixtures, modern in
every detail S2J.OOO This property
will be worth $4,000 In three years.
We have many types Of beautiful
homes in the very best parts Of city.
Eagle lake, large room cottage fur
nished. two large lots, 3 900; 500
cash and So per month Cottage now
rents for SO per week.
Neat cottage. good location. @ rooms,
River Park. bungalow. nve large
rooms. built ( years, large lot, So,
300, $500 cash.
Near Dixie highway. D. car fare,
trees, $500, $500 cash
Near car lire, beautiful 6 room bun
galow, n lovely country home. fur
mace. electricity, large barn. fruit
and shade trees, / acre, u acre II
large shade trees. $500, 81 200 cash.
We have many new modern hunEa-
lows in every part Of the city al new
reduced prices.
IN center. excellent rooming house. Il
large rooms. : lavatotries, hot water
heat, garage, large lot s. 800
We have many dwellings suitable for
rOOming investments.
WORDEN REALTY co.
23s Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 44J.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
HOUSES

For sale-Te have one small
three room house and one two
room house ready 20 move into
iust east ~ Notre Dame, IN Morn
ingside Addition. the lots are
T6xI5O each more land n de
sired): productive soil fine for
gardening. Ideal location for
summer home: lot now planted
10 alfalfa. Price Sl195, and S'2aO.
Small payment down md balance
monthly. Will accept vacant lot
a. part payment. Call South
Rend Realty Company, % ;.
Main 81. Phone Main III.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11

Four room and bath bungalow Just
completed Move r1Sht in. Kitchen.
living and dining room aud . hedroou-s
All rooms nicely decorated. LARGE porch
snd basement This pretty bungalcv
on large east front lot surrounded hv
shade trees makes a unusual attractive
Two four room bungalow. large lots.
down, 5000 per month.
II YOU wish 70 build We VIII secure
lumber IL for you on terms like rent.
Take South Side car 20 Dale 81. TO-DAY
or drive ont Lincoln way Eas. 20 Dale
st. then south = block and you are
on beautiful Floral Park.
LEINBACH HUMPHREY 4 ToRREY.
go Farmers Trust Bldg. Main T54
FOR SALE.
New broom bungalow on South So
Louis Boulevard, facing Howard Park.
Living and dining rooms come finished
IN oak. Oak bookcase and writing desk
IN living room. Bedrooms and bath
finished in white enamel With oak floors
Large basement. Attic with stairway
Price 5000, part cash. balance on
monthly payments.
New modern Groom home on East
Broadway. oak finish I'm living and
dining room. Three bedrooms and bath
CT ee'onn IloOr4 finished IN white cnnm-
81. Basement under entire houEe
5000, part cash. balance in payments.
W Is. McHFNRY.
Lincoln 5773 DO Farmers Trust.
FOR SALE
80 +. Sample ST., duplex house, rooms
In each department. All modern but
furnace. Price 5000 cash
l22j--i ~ s. Rush ST., = rooms each de-
partment Price $500. 81 800 down.
balance monthly. Lot in Harter
Heights. Price 81, J00
r. j CLARK 4 son
2oi Citizens Bank RldE
Res T. 62si Office T.. ASH
HIGH CLASS HOME-On Portara.
near Marquette Park; larEs
rooms. oak floors and oak trim
ming built-in bookcases and buf-
fet; corner lot 66xi30. garage.
CLOSE IN on poRTGGE-o room
modern home. oak trimmings. well
arranged. Possession IN June;
terms. Observation-Disclosures. $50
A RO0M-Stoge heated house
with bath and electric. on La
fsyette, rear Studehahers. Need
$3.50 cash. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
DAVIES & WALSH
211 W. Jefferson. Lincoln STD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11

BUILDING SITE
A real bargain in a down town
business building site, only one
block from court house, on street
with no car line; large lot
44x19s; an ideal spot for a ga
rage, auto salesroom. office. fat
or apartment building. Al i'm
provements In and paid. Price
$4,000. Don't buy until you
have seen this splendid invest
ment. The best opportunity Of
its kind on the market We are
having daily inquiries on this
property. II interested let US
hear from you. South Bend Real
" Company. 225 S. Main street,
Phone Main III for appoint
ment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
wHITCOMB & KELLER

Ewing av For immediate pos
session, n six room house newly
decorated throughout Has mu-
sic room adjoining living room.
Oak bordered floors downstairs,
bedrooms and bath upstairs,
with plenty Of extra closet space.
Large basement. flor drains. hot
and cold water, large lot. Terms
and price attractive. Main 400.
Farmers Trust Bldg.