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The New York herald., 1921-08-21
New Jersey.

CATALOGUE and map OF New Jersey farms.
also homes with acreage for commuters.
sent free, Jersey means best markets. richest
soil, finest roads, purest air: write us good
description of what you want; 200 bargains
In north Jersey. ANDREWS FARM
AGENCY, Box 4, 30 West 42d st
FARMS and country homes. large aud small.
In Jersey. Call or telephone. j. HAIR
RISON, wadsworth 42G2, 36s Audubon av.,
near 1S4th ST.
STOCK AND TRUCK FARM.
FULLY EQUfPPED,
BURLINGTON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
14a acres on good road. 80 acres pasture,
balance sandy loan: - room Colonial
house large porch. hot and cold water. heat
old shade: large barn. stabling - cows. ~
horses, chicken house, 1000 head; machinery
building, 30xt00, all buildings In first class
condition: stock consists ~ ~ cows, 4
horses several hundred chickens. ducks,
geese and all machinery crops, DC.
PRICE $40 600,
Apply FRED II. WALTERS, room 3i7
American Mechanics Building, Trenton, NJ. J.
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY
Connecticut--sale or Rent.

A CHARMING all year home In lower BcrlS-
shires; l2o ac-es. 10 rooms and bath: high
elevation, beautiful woods and views; milo
from station. $500 cash, balance TO suit.
II. J. LOBE. West Reddlng, Conn.
AT silver Mine, near New Canaan and Nor
Walk, 4 room house; all improvements.
garage; three acres lawns. garden, grove.
brook. fruit, shade; reduced 10 5000. WIN.
IL. GUTHRIE. Norwalk, Conn.
BETIiLEHEM-Seve room plastered cot
tage, acres. lake frontage, 81 1000; $500
cash. Photograph HOVER, 212 B'way. N. n.
BELL & PIERsoN. Real Estate.
d Atlantic St. Stamford. Phone .SiS.
FOR sale. 60 miies from New York, one mile
from station, West Redding, Conn. attrac-
tive country place, 100 acres; all kinds fruit,
woodland, trout stream; pure water; re-
modelled farm house, II rooms, bath. hot
water heat. open fireplaces: fine barns. llv-
ing rooms for help; tastefully planted
perennials. shrubbery, stately trees. vege-
table garden, aspar aragus bed; sunken garden,
rock pool; beautiful hill and valley views;
ideal COUNTRY HOME and farm;
price $4,000. Circular on request. CHARLES
II. PLUMP, owner, X. u. 2, Danbury. Conn
FOR SALE-Farm In Litchfield Conn. !:
owner retiring owing to advanced age; 100
acres, house, barns great opportunity for
young couple: beautiful location on hill; ex-
cellent for taking summer boarders price
$40. 600. Write 10 L. r. BRONSON. Litch-
field, Conn, or to Trust Officer, 1243 Lex
ington av.
FOR SALE-Anything anywhere TO suit you
az your price. from $4,000 TO S3O,O0o. VIM.
GUTHIE, Norwalk. Conn.
NEW, CANAAN-I specialize in this section;
unusual property, Immediately available:
5 TO 90 acres. fine outbuildings; modernized
houses. Photos c. II. THOMAS. 81 Z. 10th
ST. Plaza 1880.
SEVERAL modern country homes for sale;
committing distance; price 100000 S1J, 900
and and 10000: FOLSOM BROS, INC. 127
SIX acres wild woodland, six room house.
artesian well; three miles to station, VIII
ton; price $500: terms to suit. WM.
GUTH1E, Norwalk. Conn.
SIX ROOM HOUSE. acres; artist section.
near New Canaan; ideally located price
$500. WM. GUTHRIE. Norwalk. Conn.
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Borough of Richmond-saIe or Rent.

SALE Of house and 10 acres with outbuid-
ings. 1901 Richmond Turnpike, Bulls
Head Staten Island Saturday. September 3,
P. NJ, on premises. II. }. SHARRETT,
Port Richmond. Staten Island.
II ACRE FARM; rent $500 yearly: room
house, no improvements Annadale. SO, 900
buys acres, big road front; vacant.
MILLER, 10 vandewater. N. Y.
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New York.

DUTCHEsS county farm for sale. 144 acres.
IL wood, rest under cultivation; highest
state of fertility: all fields lined, well
watered and fenced: 315 apple trees; good 10
room house, new. large veranda; fine shade,
telephone; large, good barn, new silo, six
other outbuildings, mostly new this is adj
mittedly one of the best farms in this vicin-
ity. Come now and see crops growing; II
miles from New York; $1,000 secures title.
rest very easy terms; two miles TO station,
stores, churches.
C. THOMANN, Owner,
La Grangeyiic. N. "
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.
Westchester.

Westchester.
ATTRACTIVE cottages for rent in Rye, fur
nished unfurnished; winter or year;
500. 1926 and $3.50 monthly. CHAS. 8.
FAULKNER, office facing Rye Railroad Sta
tion. Rye. N. Y. Telephone fo3 Rye.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


ATTENTIoNl-s5 900 Investment can offer
$4,000 net income. yearly; choice 10 story
apartment, near 9th av.; rent $5s $50; price
$4,000 ROsENTIAL. SIS Sd av.
EXCHANGED have several high class
wcstchestcr county homes, ranging in price
from $40 900 to 500 900 which wish to ex-
change for improved property In New York
city; If you are looking for suburban home
and have city property TO exchange write
10. Il. c.. box Ta7 Herald. $50 B'wny.
LOFT building, Manhattan: equity $4,000:
vacant or Improved considered SHARUM,
10 Broadway.
OWNER OF a beautlfi home in one OF New
York's most exclusive suburbs finds Il
necessary 10 live In the city and will con-
slider a proposition 70 exchange for town
house. Address l. 842 Herald, $50 B'way.
families, for farm or country place. rent
$4,000; factory property and cash for
apartment house. NOCTlOMSOS, Ufi w.
il5th 81. Tel. Audubon 2f30.
wANTED-Nearby. all year small home
give liberal exchange, good old fashioned
farm 30 acres, beautiful RIDGEFfELD,
CONN; large frontage State road cosey
farm house, rooms. real Dutch oven and
quaint fireplace; ideal 10 modernize; help
cottage; farm barn spring lake and trout
brook: two hours by auto; delightful week
end home, value $4,000: FREE AND
CLEAR; sell very easy terms.
y; II. PECK, care $. osgood Pell = Co.,
IL w 4ith ST., n. ". Phone Vandcrbilt o6lV.
WE WANT YOUR PROPERTY.
Many Years Trading Experience.
City income, lots. factories. garages, apart
ment houses and one two family dwell
ings; also country estates. hotels. homes
and farms. Tell us what you nave ana
what YOU want. HARRY NJ LEVINE
formerly Ghegan 6 Levine la3 Kingston av..
Brooklyn.
IL lots, 25x1OO and over, In Port Richmond,
staten Island, free and clear. lots fac
Ing streets @ inside lots, sidewalk, sewers
and electric lights. in exchange Tor improved
property. if COLEMAN, 33 East 12tll.
WILL EXCHANGE 100 acre tarm, welt
located with good buildings, for resident
property OF equal value on main line between
White Plains aud Mt. ISisco. RURAL LIFE
CO., Kinderhook, ~. \.
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FARM bargain: 10 acres, room new house,
been neglected: 800 fruit trees. beautiful
shade trees: suitable for chicken or pig
farm: ~ hours Penn. station, rs minutes
See MAHALEY, 127 w. 1881. TEL. Morn
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DUTcHEss COUNTY. sc.

DUTCHcSS COUNTY, NJ.
I, w. VALENTINE, 1873 4th Ave.
MONEY MAKING FARM AT SACRIFICE.
CS4-C); 126 acres: first class house and
buildings, State road, including all
stock, tools and crops: possession at once /;
81. 900 cash. balance. $4,000, on easy terms.
Come to see at once. Write for 100 other
bargains. PERRY FARM AGENCY, Canajo-
harie. n. y.
81 900 GETS DUTCHESS COUNTY FARM.
WITH ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSE.
Owner forced to sell this splendid one man
farm, only two hours New York City, about 40
rods r. u. station, 8 minutes walk stores.
church. school. &c. 40 acres. all tilabie rich,
loamy tlllago; 100 pear trees. 20 apple.
peaches; splendid story, room house,
built 1916; large piazza. excellent view
substantial basement barn. garage poultry
house, corn crib; 20 settle affairs only 81, 200
with 81 600 down; easy terms Splendid
chance to establish self on desirable farm
close big metropolitan markets. Investigate.
Catalogue free. g. w. TRAVIS, Hopewell
Junction, N. "
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-. -
Long Island.
NEED CASH IN MY BUSINESS.

FARM bargain; 10 acres, > room new house,
been neglected; 300 fruit trees. beautiful
shade trees: suitable for chicken or pig
farm: IL hours Penn. station. 20 minutes
depot; $500. $500 cash and move right In.
See MAHALEY, 127 w. 1880. Tel. Morn
ingside $500.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above Isth 81. 60 seth st. nnclusive).
East River 10 North River.

story and basement private dwelling, II
rooms, on 46th ST.. near sth av. ASH
FORTH & CO.. boi 5th av. Murray Hin l42.
10 years lease for sale; 1l7-1t0 w. 4Sth ST..
stores. business property, offices, apart
ments. 8 story brick building elevator, &C.:
excellent paying proposition. A. PAUL. TAI
Lexington av Brokers protected.
II YEAR lease for sale store property; 146
w. 4Gth St; possession. n. j. GREENE,
Flatiron Bldg, Ashland TT24
9Th AV., IN 40s: s25 900 cash above mort
gage viii purchase building, 25x100.
Owner. 2SS Herald Herald 50.
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Virginia.
Miscellaneous.

HoMESFEKERS-Send for Virginia FAR
List. Dent. SO. Emporin. Va.
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Above 59th st.-5th Av. to East River.

BUY NOW FOR POSSESsION.
$500 for 3 story. room brick dwelling,
near Madison, above 125th: positively white
$S5 per month TO carry. Write Estate, box
rs, 22S9 Sd av
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AMERICAN basement residence. convenient
to Seth st. subway and elevated r. r.; II
rooms, . baths; price reduced to $4,000,
only 81. 800 cash required, balance easy pay
ments; year mortgage. M. II. GAILLARDl
q CO, B,Way and SD ST.
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Above seth st.-5th Av. to North River.

AN elegant American basement dwelling on
wide park street, near Broadway II rooms.
baths; electric light. panelled walls; newly
decorated; immediate possession; price
900. cash So 900. Il. @. III. VOGLER,
Amsterdam av., corner SD st. Phone
Schuyler g141
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, COfNER tenement. . stores. 1nrkNlles rent
$4,000: price $4,000: size 25xT5. AMES
& CO.. &c West 31st.
EAST 60S.-Four story private residence.
Price So1.500; bargain. Murray Hill 4639
s0TH ST, near Lexington av.-Four story
and basement building, 3 floors. 102 tt.
deep; adapted for business and dwelling !;
magnificent location for club house. J.. A.
GAYNOR. so Maiden lane.
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FOR SALE-In Pelham Manor. reduced from
$50, 900 TO SIT 900. - 900 cash. exceptionally
well built house; just redecorated through
out; eight rooms. two baths, two fireplaces !:
steam heat. large enclosed sleeping porch !,
corner lot exceptional neighborhood. Phone
Pelham 4S3SW, 670 James ST.. Pelham
Manor.
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FARM wanted. 20 to 80 acres, house, S to
10 rooms. within so miles from n. ".
terms. $500 down. S25 monthly. FRED
sCEAuB. care Mrs. Gander. 1867 Madison
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Bronx-sale or Rent
CHANCE OF LIFETTME.

Corner plot, over lots. on grade on i7oth
(traffic) ST., near Jerome av. subway sta
tion; great future; sacrifice for $4,000; very
III. Il. WOOD. go Broadway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
LINCOLN.

When he finished The Price of
Possession" Ethel Clayton's new
picture. Hugh Ford. veteran direc-
tor, expressed himself as follows:
The picture makes an ideal vehi-
Gle for Ethel Clayton. 1t is a de-
lightful comedy Of English
and Australian life and should make
capital entertainment. 1t is not an
extravagant picture. but has the
homely qualities one likes TO see in
pictures The Price of Possession"
Will leave the right taste in your
mouth when YOU leave the theater.
The Price of Possession" will be
shown at the Lincoln theater tomOr-
row. Rockliffe Fellowcs heads a
capable supporting company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Mantcd-Rcal Estate

HAVE 500 CASH rs first payment on
five or siX-room house or cOttHge in
River Park or north side, not to ex-
coed $1,000: must nave full details by
2Jth OF this month. Address TO Mr.
SOrltOp News Times 1JII
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
BOSTON NAN FOUND
NOT GUILTY OF A
SPEEDING CHARGE

Charles Crowley. Boston. Mass.
was found not guilty Of a charge OF
speeding by Judge Feig IN the city
court Friday morning Crowley was
arrested az 1915 o'clock Thursday
morning by Omcer Reamer who tes-
tilted that Crowley was driving on
lincoln way w. between NH an 1
Baker SITS. at the rate OF 40 miles
an hour Mr. Crowley testified that
he in company with Harry Bosford
We're driving % and % miles an
hour. He further stated that JUS,
when the officer stopped him he
looked at the speedometer and il
registered % miles. lie stated that il
would have been impossible for him
20 be speeding as he had only left
the hospital Saturday night and
would have been unable 10 stand
the consequent jar. Atty. Bingham
defended Crowley
Guy Whtsman. Niles. was fined 81
and costs for speeding. He paid.
Frank Ungrey. River Park. was fined
81 and costs on his plea OF guilty
to speeding. His fine was suspended
Nathan Snyder was arrested for
speeding and furnished Bonds for his
appearance July %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Help wanted-Fcmale
Investments, stocks. Bonds.

FOR SALE-T6irfy- shares of Con.
sinners Service stock VIII sacrifice
the price as ! need the money. Coll
Nftshawaka 1ClG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
BLACKSTONE

Earle Williams makes three dar-
ing leaps in The Silver Car" which
viii have its final showing today al
the Blackstone. In one Of the scenes
he leaps from the deck OF an ocean
liner and lands on the wharf unin.
jUred.
Later the action calls for the star
20 leap from the bow of a tree onto
the top OF a moving limousine, and
on another occasion he IS required
10 leap from clin into harbor and
swim in 10 a man Of war anchored
close by
Williams has always kept himself
in trim. One OF the requirements
OF motion picture star is he shall
be a skilled. all around athlete and
as Earle Williams believes that moth
ing can be written in a script that
cannot he enacted in life he finds II
necessary TO keep up his training.
He is an accomplished high diver,
and the leaps were but child's play
TO HIM
The story is one OF action. sus-
pense, mystery and thrills. There
are several big spectacular scenes
which viii hold you throughout. The
narrative deals with a successful at
tempt 10 secure the copy Of a treaty.
Several attempts have been made to
secure this document and in each
occasion the agent has been unsuc-
cessful Anthony Trent. an adven-
turer. played by Earle Williams,
seeks the privilege of getting the
treaty. He engages as chauffeur of
THE Silver Car" in the service of
the Count, and after many wild ad-
ventures secures the treaty. 4 pretty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
CANADA WOULD
HALT |. w. WIS

WINNIPEG, Man. July 22-North-
west mounted police stationed in
Winnipeg today were ordered t.
border points where close watch will
be kept along the international
boundary to prevent the entrance in
TO Canada OF 200 industrial workers
Of the world" The l. w. w. who
are now in North Dakota. are re-
ported to have declared their inten-
ton of marching into Canada.
At Cakes, y. D., according to re-
ports received here, 100 members OF
the ]. w. w. informed the authOri-
ties they would stay there and make
their own laws.
1t is feared they will attempt &c
invade the harvest fields of western
Canada.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

Jack King, the boy with the ever
lasting smile, is delighting thous-
onds Of Blackstone theatre patrons
with his splendid tenor solos. He
is booked for two solid weeks at the
Blackstone singing four times a day.
Jack first sang his way into the
hearts OF South Bend folks when he
appeared at the South Bend pro-
gressive exposition which was held
az SIringbrook park recently Man
ager Berkson heard him sing once
and promptly booked him for his
theatre.
Mr.. King il the creator of the
american NewsbOys Quartet
which leaped into prominence i few
years ago at the Majestic theatre
in Cleveland.
He has an excellent tenor voice
we'll adapted to the lyrical songs he
renders. He is known in vaud p
Vile as the singing fool and is
also a clever dancer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
AUDITORIUM

Beautiful Eva Novak. and an an
star cast handle the various roles in
wolves of the North" the feature
Offering today az the Auditorium. The
story tells OF a strance and hazard
Gus adventure Of a beautiful Eirl and
a dog with two natures, in the grim
miest place on earth-the frozen
north, whore the passions Of men
know no law one of the big scenes
In this super production is a snow
avalanche, which burys an entire gold
mining town As an added attrac-
ton, funny Monty Banks viii be seen
in a comedy special. Where's NIy
Wife" also Pathe News and Mutt
and JEFF.
Tomorrow Frances Edmonds and
George Larkins. are Co-starred in
The Unfortunate Sex" also a new
chapter of Art Accord i'm The White
Horseman." 4 funny Snub Pollard
comedy and Pathe News are also
shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
PASSES FRAUDULENT
CHECK; DISAPPEARS
Efforts Being Made to Locate
Theodore Whitley" Viii
liams Now on Parole.

Efforts are being made TO locate
Theodore Whitley" Williams who Il
IS alleged passed a fraudulent check
for $40 on the Mishawaka cafe.
Williams - about % years old and
is "a former employe OF the Pastime
cigar store. Several months ago n
was captured by Night Merchant
Police Eugene Quaintance, after n
had broken into the Pastime. He
was convicted on that charge and
sentenced TO serve from TO Il
years in the state reformatory, bu.
on intercession Of some prominent
Mishawaka citizens he was given A
suspended sentence by Judge Yeag-
ley.
Chief Pfender states that COM
plants have been laid against VIII
liams with the rolice department.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
MiSha10aka Classified
Lost and Found

Lost and Found 10
FORD Tor COVER LOST Reward fot
rpturu 90 News Times office. 2'fl
GKEENISH GOLD BROOCH PIN ina
lIue setting lost valued as keepsake.
Reward Maude Slime. ID n. Main SO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Household Goods.

FOR SALE-BedrOOm. dining and liv-
ing room furniture. 422 y. Logan
81. Phone 201T Mishawaka 20t3
ONE KITCHEN RANGE AND heating
stove for sale. Both good as new
Cheap II taken at once. Call at sol f.
Fourth St. Mishawaka. T.. +. Grill. 21t3
ONE KITCHEN RANGE AND heating
stove for sale. Both good rs new
Cheap II taken at once. Call at sol W
Fourth So, Mishawaka. T.. +. Grill pots
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
MISHAWAKA CHURCHES

sunday services in the various
Protestant and Catholic churches of
the city Will be as follows:
First Baptist.
Rev. DR.. VI. +. Hawkins, pastor.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m; Squire
Lowery in charge. Morning wor-
ship at 1915 o'clock; subject OF
sermon. The Path of Life" Young
peoples meeting at $50 p. m. Song
service at 1880 o'clock; subject Of
sermon, Joseph Type of Christ"
Mrs. Harry Boomer, pianist.
First Presbyterian.
Morning services at 10:45 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. j. a. Burnett, pastor, will
preach en- with Opened Eyes"
Mrs Estella Jernegan will sing
God Be Merciful TO Me" Sunday
sschool at $3.50 a. m. No evening
service.
First Evangelical.
Rev. J. II. Evans, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m Morning wor-
ship and sermon at II o'clock; sub
ject. Things that Were Aforetme
Written" Junior meeting at 2:3O
o'clock. Young Peoples alliance at
6:3O o'clock; topic, The Perils Of
Materialism." Miss Edna Birk and
Mrs. Maggie. leaders. Evening wor-
ship at 1880 o'clock.
Emmanuel Baptist.
Morning. services at II o'clock
theme. The Supreme Gift" by Rev.
A. Clarke. Bible school at 9:45 a.
IN. B. Y. P. U. meeting at seven
o'clock. Evangelistic services at
1880 o'clock in the evening, theme,
Punishment of Sim
First English Lutheran.
Rev. August II. Miller, pastor.
Sunday school at 900 a. m; Charles
Yeakey, supt. Morning worship at
1O:45 o'clock; subject. The I'm
just Steward"
1T. Andrews Evangelical.
Sunday school at nine a. m. Ser
vice and sermon at 10 o'clock. Rev.
Oscar Laubengayor. pastor.
st. Peters Lutheran.
Divine service in the German Ian
guage at 1880 a. m. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m. No evening services.
st. Joseph's Catholic.
Rev. Dean L. a. Moench, pastor;
Rev John Bapst. assistant. First
mass at $3.50 a. m, second mass at
700 a. m, children's mass at $3.50
a. m. and last mass at 10 o'clock.
with benediction following. No af-
ternoon services.
st. Monica's Catholic.
Rev. ]. II. Kohl, pastor; Rev. T..
T.. Dillon, assistant. Masses at 500,
1880 and 500. a m.
1T. Bavo's Catholic.
Rev. FIR. A Shoekaert, pastor,
Masses at 1900 and $3.50 a. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
CHAUTAUQUA TICKET
SALE Is NOW OPEN
Excellence of Five-Day Pro
gram Creates EnCOurag.
Ing Demand.

The sale 81 season tickets for the
Mutual Chautauoua. which comes TO-
N1shawaka for five days commence
ing Aug. ! opened yesterday under
the most favorable auspices. Owing
% the excellence Of the entertain
ment 90 be prcr5ded the demand was
excellent On the afternoon OF the
opening day there viii be a junior
fro1ic consisting OF games and ticket
hunt for the youngsters In the
evening the Craven family VIII be
heard in a grand concert introducing
vocal quartets, comedy costume
sketches. saxOphoue quartets and
many original novelties. This must
Cai family has literally grown up in
the ChautaqUa and mas become
kuswn from coast 90 coast FOR its
excellent work Each enc Of the
family IS a first class musician and
plays great variety Of instruments.
The four sisters form a vocal quartet
Of pleasing quality. typical COM
pany OF Chautauqua entertainers.
which always please. No finer sight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Lots For sale

LOTS FOR SALE-COrner lot one block
north Of Lincoln way, east end, $3.50
One lot on :. Beiger St, $50. Cash or
payments Phone MiShawaka 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Say Test ShOIUS WGter
At Indian Lake Clean
Sneclal 10 10 News- Times:

Special 10 The News Times:
DOWAGIAC. July 22-Earl West,
proprietor Of an amusement pavil-
ion at Indian Lake. popular with
South Bent resOrters, today nailed
as false stories circulated that lake
water left bathers with a disease
akin TO eczema. West asked ply
sicians 10 make an examination OF
the lake water and receive their an
alysis that II was free from impur-
tiles. According 10 the amusement
man not a single case OF illpess has
been reported among the hundreds
Of resorters spending the season
there. BY its own action. West ex-
planned, the lake water cleanses it
self.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
GERMAN DOCTORS
BATTLE PLAGUE

BERLIN, July 22.-The German
government is sending physicians
and medicines into Russia for re-
lief Of the plague sufferers it was
learned today.
An unconfirmed report came out
OF Russia on Thursday night that
more than a quarter Of a million
Russians are dying every "a hours
from cholera and famine. The
whole Of the southeastern part of
Russia is reported in the grip of the
plague which is spreading at an
alarming rate owing to the lack of
preventives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
COUPLE OBSERVES
SILVER JUBILEE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harter ID. Hartman,
residing north Of Mishawaka yes
terday observed their silver wedding
jubilee by entertaining at a seven
o'clock dinner last evening. Covers
were laid for Is guests Among
those present We're Howard Preston,
Bernlce and Genevieve Hartman.
their children: Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Silver. Fort Wayne, parents Of Mrs
Hartman. The evening was spent
in a social way Mr. and Mrs Hart
man were the recipients Of a num-
Der of gifts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

love story is interviewer in tho plot
Several historic locations are shown
in the production. Ii is one Of the
scenic beauties as well as q story OF
intense dramatic interest, and should
please all who witness this produc-
ton
Mabel Normand. one OF the lead
ms stars OF the silent drama. VIII
open a three-day engagement to-
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