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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-30

investments, Stocks. Bonds. ~
FIRST MORTGAGE-Real estate bonds.
We offer first mortgage real estate
bonds In sums OF 500, $500 and $1,000
lnatur!ties three 20 five years. These
bonds bear 10 interest payable semi
annually. Our 500 bonds sell on ten
monthly installments and partial pay
mentS earn interest at 6cc until 10
bond is delivered. ecurities Invest
ment Corporation. Phone NJ. SEQ. 122
). Main St, South Beud. Ind.
FOR SALE-Seven percent land con-
tracts on dwellings. These contracts
range from 81 200 TO 5000 and the
payments will be guaranteed by the
Securities Investment Corporation met
assets over S225, 0O0l. Inquire Securi-
ties Investment Corporation. Phone
NJ. S66. 10 S. Main ST. South Bend
Ind.
FINANCIAL-We pay interest at six
percent per annum for six months
loan, seven percent for one year loans
ana eight percent for twO-year loans.
Net assets OF corporation over S225. 600,
all invested in South Bend and Misha-
waka real estate. Securities Invest
ment Corporation Phone NJ. 500. II
). Main st.. South Bend. Ind.
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FOR SALE
DEAL WITH OWNER
SALE

OR SALE
NEW THREE-RooM HOUSE
WITH GAS. CITY WATER,
ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
GARAGE IN REAR LOCATED
IN RIVER PARK; $4,000 CASH
BALANCE MONTHLY PAY
MENTs. HASTINGS. 21s \.
MICHIGAN ST. LINCOLN $40.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
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Real Estate for Exchange

Real Estate for Exchange IS
FARMS-For sale or exchange; real
farms 10 acres. 160 acres, so acres.
All have good buildings. On easy
terms. VIII sell on easy terms or viii
consider South Bend improved For
particulars zee Fred A. Herreman. ass
Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 15TT.
Wanted-Real Estate. s.
house, wish TO buy a small home
with bath, on terms; $500 caSh. Box
Ia. Aews-Iimes.
TROPERTY-List your farms and city
property with Us Quick sales; good
prices. ". +. MOkwa Realty Co.
Peoples State Bank Bldg Lincoln
1910.
REAL ESTATE-HsTe buyers for prop
erty Ia al parts Of city. Would like
% list your property. Wesley Van
Vain. 624 Farmers Trust Bldg.
WILL PAY CASH up 70 $500 for
modern house or bungalow. Address
Box L. NeRs-TimeA
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe
FINANCIAL
Hnsiness nnnnrtnnIrIes.

business opportunities 50
AUTO TIRE SHOP aud accessories for
sale; good location The reason: /
cannot attend 10 IL on account Of other
business. Inquire 1710 Lincoln Way, Y.
BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale, two 6ne
ice cream, soft drink, cigar, candy, etc.
parlOrs: best IN city; also grocery
stores. meat markets, tire vulcanizing
and accessories shop, best barber shop
In city, pool rooms, soft drink parlorS.
roOming houses, hotels. See Beyers,
rooms IS, odd Fellows Bldg. We are
open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-30

| ERLAND IEEt sedan. i've VIE
p heels with Eood tires 500 on VIII SCI
Icure tl.S ear. balance BOO monthly pay
melts. OllSmClile Sales Co. l26-ZLS
- LAFAYETTE -. Main 1912
IDDGE TOCKING-A good buy 40 500,
ash or terms Oldsmohuc sales Co.
-i--2s s. Lafayette ST. Main 1912.
'ORp ROApSTER-lal5 model, GOOD
condition: $1,000 ~ taken this wees
Write BOX ~ <ews-LiuIe>
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Directors

TO THOSE 50 unfortunate as To requfrs
a funeral director and embalmer. l re-
spectfully offer my services. stock in-
cludes all woods, metals. coiors ana
fabrics Nelson Jones, Wayne az ~.
Joseph. Telephone home 5z59.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-30

Motorcycles ana Bicycles

FOR SALE 49, one Harley Davidson
motorcycle, with side car. two Harley
Davidson singles. one twin excelsior /:
these machines are in frst class con
ditiou and can be bought with q small
payment down, balance monthly
Beistle Auto Sales Co. 343 Lincoln
Way West; open evenings Main ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-30

FOURTEEN ROoM-RooMING HOUSE
ON S. MICHIGAN ST; WILL SELL
CHEAP ON TERMS. ADDRESS BOX
165.
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Coming Events
BIG EXCURSION JULY 9TH

BIG EXCURSION JULY 9TH
To Poly County, Florida. Trip includes
stop0ver 40 Jacksonville and Tampa. ban
quets. sightseeing, etc. including 700
mile automobile TT b completely touring
The orange grove section OF the high
lands Of Florida. SIS paws al expense.
Address Excursion Dept, 1903 II y. La
Sale So, Chicago.
Lost aud Found 10
/ oST-pTAMOND TIE PIN. set in plat
! mum az bath house, 81. Joseph, Mich
I sunday, June % Reward. \. +.
! LaYder, 110l y. Main ST., Mishawaka.
L BOSTON TERRIER-Male, dark
die with white muzzle and blaze
head small screw tail, two ha-e
ts on left hip, ears trimmed. lee
rl for return % 500 ". Washington
second dat east Or. Boyd Snee.
LOSl-kEAR AXLE WIN FLANGE
attached az LaSalle and Bridge st.
Einder please cali Main 2541 Reward.
3Tx5 SILNERTOWN CORD TIRE-Be-
tween North Liberty and South Bend.
Call LinColn 1fI7. Reward.
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DUBAIL Av- EAST. III

DUBAIL AV- EAST. III
Strictly modern { room house
Bath, etc, lot 40x1e5. alley side
and rear. Everything IN first
class condition Price 1880; pay
nent down. balance Ike rent.
Frank j. Anderson. 6e3 Farmers
Trust Bldg. Phone lincoln 1883
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ALL MODERN seven room house in
good locality, five blocks north OF the
center of town. Price. $500: 81 coo
down, balance on monthly payments.
:. NJ Robertson & Son, 124 y. Main st.
BUNGALOW-South part, FIVE rooms.
strictly modern. hardwood floors and
trimmings Price $4,000: payments.
Wesley Van Vain, 824 Farmers Trust.
BUNGALOW-O1 PandoIph 81. for
sale. A strictly modern 3 room
bungalow for 5000 corner alley lot,
4Sx142; near Lincoln school. bus and
car line. Del Lee. Lincoln 1928.
FLORENCE Az. l82S-Six room house
for sale by owner; gas, water and
electric; in good condition. Price
$500.
FOURTEEN HOCSES-In northern part
OF city. @. II. Winkler. 40 y. Nnchi-
gan 81. Lincoln 1856.
BUNGALOM-One block from S MIchI-
gan. i've rooms, modern, garage. pay
ments. Wesley Van Vain. 624 Farmers
Trust Bldg.
DOUBLE HOUSE and garage for sale by
owner: alley lot close in; party leaving
city 301 y Main.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE-FOR sale al 81
y. st. Louis blvd: Sll modern but fur
mace; newly decorated inside and out
house now vacant. Price 1900. Call
Wolf Bros. Co.. l24 y. Main 81. Lin
coin 51S6.
Do YOU-Want 70 buy a house. mod
ern or partly modern; cash or terms.
as low as 800 down. Call Lincoln
2439 ]. G. Virgo.
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INSTRUCTION

Local instruction glasses 43
SUMMER SCHOOL-NOw in session at
the South Bend Business College. All
business branches stenography' pro
fessiOnal accounting and auditing. Cat
alogue free Call, telephone or write
Corner Michigan and Monroe SIS.
Phone Main sol
THE THOMAS Commercial School, third
Main 20O6; thorough commercial
courses: licensed employment agency
for competent office peonle-
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic A
DANCING LESSONS-Private lessons
only; two private studios; all late
steps In waltz, fox trOt, one step and
toddle. No failure here: we guarantee
10 teach you. Charles c. Gates Dane
ing Studios, 100 East Wayne ST.
Phone. Lincoln e491
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OVERLAND
Private party leaving city will
sell sos touring car, dve-passen
ger, I'VE tires, spotlight, six-cyl-
inder Continental motor; looks
and runs like new a bargain
fa~-ss.iss "a a4aferr SSlr 49,
News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-30
BUSINESS SERVICE
Heating and Plumbing

PUMPS INSTALLED-Harvey I. Bager,
Sl2 ". LaSalle. Automatic and cleo
tic soft water pumps a specially.
Also high class PLUMBING work Main
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CHEVROLET

$50, Ave passenger, equipped
with four real good tires and one
spare, the paint is first class.
This car has had first class care
and runs just like new. Terms,
$50 cash. balance monthly. Su-
perior Motor Sales Co. 213-15 S.
Main 81. Phone Main 1S5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-30

WHITCOMB & KELLER-Farm. 7 miles
south and west Of South Bend, 154-
acre farm with clay loan soil room
house. large barns. wells, windmill.
fruit; 20 acres OF timber; 10 acres IN
der cultivation; price attractive; win
show farm any time. Call Main 400
Farmers Trust bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-30

50 ACRES-Pr0ducti7 farm: stock and
tools. crops; immediate possession;
fair barn house small fruit; two acres
timber, close TO good market town l.
miles South Bend. Voigt & Bradford,
ground floor Union Trust Bldg. L.
Oil
IL ACRES good Level land. IS acres tim
Der. excellent T-rOon house, large barn
and other buildings; on good road,
seven miles from South Bend center.
Price. S125 per acre, terms. Ten acres,
near paved road and street car, plenty
young fruit, clean bright home, garage.
Price 3, 900. terms. Worden Realty Co.
23S Farmers Trust Bldg NJ as
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help ~ anteu MAZE j
BAKER-First man on bread and rolls
az once. Kline Bakery, DOwagiac,
Mich.
EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS -Accus-
toned 20 mill repair work. South Bend
Woolec Mills.
AtANAGER-A Wide-aWake district man
ager wanted FOR a line OF high grade
sanitary products; exclusive territory,
permanent business; viii establish Of
Fee II successful Give particulars.
Ideal Disinfectant Corporation, AZ
Ninth ave. New York City.
OR PLAN WILL surprise you Men
handy with carpenter tools who can
build or help build q small home for
themselves and get away from paying
rent. come and see Us. Wen surprise
, You; no obligation. Orpheum Theater
Bldg room No. .; open evenings 10.
Phone T. 6t24.
SALESNAN-S2J0O week and COM
mission. Call for 1lr Rider So 5.
Scotc ST. from 90 p. IN
STENOGRAPHER wanted man sTeuOg-
rapher between age OF 20 and - years;
must be capable; state salary expected.
Write Box La NeWs-Times.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
0NE-DAY TRlPSF0R PUEBLO
AUTOMOBILES ON SUNDAY

from here, to wetmore, directly. From
there. one can travel up the South
Hardscrabble Creek to the South Hard
scrabble ranger station. There is
camping ground also, and the country
is beautiful in that section. The fish
ing is excellent, and 1t is particularly
interesting to watch the beavers at
work upon their dams. 10, season,
plums are to be found. chokecherries.
and acorns. The road above the rang
err station is washed out, but will be
repaired in two weeks, according 10
the forest officials.
A third trip. and one unexcelled for
scenic attractions, starts from Pueblo
miles-thence by the North Hardscrab-
bile road to Westclifre-2s mlles-from
there to Texas Greek by the Texas
Creek roads miles-on to Canon city.
following the Royal Gorge and the
Skyline Drive. to Florence, and In to
is one OF the most beautiful trips posi-
BILE The road from Wetmore TO West
cliffc is an unsurpassed engineering
feat For one mile OF the road mas
been shot from solid rock. and cost
the government over $4,000 over the
top Of tho Wet mountains the tourist
passes thru the old ouerida mines. dis
covered years ago nv man by the
name of Bassick. One also drives thu
silverclifre and westclifre on this trip.
TWO interesting tCWhs lneN "er' bte
time centers OF tho gold and silver
mining; II was once considered to To-
cate the Colorado state capitol at Sill
vercliffe. At that time. there were
some 10000 persons in It. and now.
there Is hardly a popula ton of $50 in
both towns, Between &estciiffe and
Texas Creek Ia famous farming
country: and the wonders of the Royal
Gorge trip are we'll known to Pueb-
loans.
These trips. all OF which may he
made from Pueblo in one day, are
particularly Interesting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

There are many Pu,oloans who wish
to take one-day trips from the city;
TO motor all day, or 20 so to- a place
where they can stop for a part of
the day. There are many such places
near enough to Pueblo to make de-
iightful one-day trips.
Among these is the trip to Beulah,
by way Of the Beulah road. 1t is p
miles to Beulah: n one takes the Pine
Drive road two miles below Beulah up
the Squirrel Creek Canon. there Is
place up there where automobiles may
be parked. From that point. one may
climb up the Squirrel Creek Trail to-
ward the First and Second Falls. This
trail is a scenic pass. built by the San
Isabel Recreation Association. There
are shelter cabins along the way, fire.
places. and picnic grounds, 1t is a
beautiful walk. Returning to Beulah
for lunch, many persons have found II
pleasant to continue the trip from that
point. on the same Gay. up the North
Creek road. ls miles % wetmore. This
is new road, completed In 1920 by
government engineers. II IL safe, and
level. provided with means of drain
age: from there one gets wonderful
views of Pixies Peak. the ALLEY, and
the Spanish Perks. From Wetmore,
the autoist may take the Sloan road
to Pueblo, or go over to Florence
a distance OF IL miles from Wetmore-
and into Pueblo by the Canon City
road A trip as here described Ia par
q ticularly advantageous in that one
sees the mountains in the morning, and
returns. along less scenic ways. in the
cool OF the evening.
II one wishes to camp along the
. Squirrel Creek during the whole day
I instead of making the whole trip. the
place Is equipped with swings, and
camping accommodations Of every sort
! Another trtp that may be made from
1 Pueblo in one day is the one to above
Wetmore and return. The motoris
should go hrst out the Sloan roa'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
MAN HELD In TEXAS
ADMITS FORCERIES

Denver. Colo. July .q.-Admissiou by
John ". Brennan, arrested yesterday
at san Antonio. Texas, on charge OF
forging money orders, that he cashed
fourteen stolen money orders on banks
and hotels here duvtng March, were
made to officers th-re. according to
word received here today by Post Of
flee Inspector Roy q. Nelson. The
money orders were a part of lot OF
fifty stolen from -ostoftice substa-
ton at Oakland, Cal
Brennan and n companion. according
to his alleged confession to Texas nu-
thorities. dressed in soldiers uniform.
with forged dNcharcn pupcrs collected
81 40 here and escaped. IA companion
vas declared by Brennan 10 have been
Jack Fields. now serving two year
term in the South Carolina state peni-
Tertiary for burglary.
Brennan will be taken to Oakland
for trial. II IL said. The grand jury
here Is also expected to take some
action on the case
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
MUCH ARGUMENT
OVER BRIDGE PLACE
Also Discussion Is Considerable Over
Question OF Payment
For Relocation.

The Bob Creek canal bridg. propo-
s!tion is still bobbinG around in con-
nertion with the proposition to change
the valley roadway At Boone. and re-
placing the bridge washed away ut the
time of the big flood.
Opinion Of Deputy County Attorney
George z. Baker tacting In the absence
OF Attorney Phelps) relating to whose
duty IL is to build such n bridge. under
the circumstances. is that II public in
tercst demands new bridge location
to accommodate = newly located road.
then tho building OF the ditch bridge
would fall to the lot Of tho ditch COM
pany. Just ms 1t was the duty OF the
ditCh company to build the former
bridge to accommodate tho roadway In
the first place. However. the attors
noy states that in that case the road
way should he established and laid out
before tho ditch company could be
compelled to build the bridge.
Some hold TO the position that even
tho IL should be decided to have the
wnshed-out bridge rebuilt at the old
location IL should he done ut the eN-
pense of the ditch company. taking the
ground that II washed out thru fault
OF the ditch company in not closing
it's headEateE and thus preventing the
abnormal flow OF water along and over
the banks and the bridge.
n IL understood on the other hand
that tho ditch company will take the
position that tho washing out OF the
bridge was not its fault as the mood
was 20 strong and the debris 80 great
that II was impossible for the company
to close its htadgstes against the eN-
cess flow of water.
The general rule In tho first place
In that tho ditch company shall build
all required bridges at county road
crossings. and that the county shall
maintain them. and hero rises tff
next question; does maintenance mean
replacement in the broad sense Of tho
term
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
DIVORCE IN FRENCH
COURT 0. K. IN U. S.
Gould Action AxainM Wife Upheld
by New York
Justice.

New York. July 2e.-The New York
supreme court today recognized a di-
vorce obtained in a French court by
Frank Jay Gould. wealthy sportsman.
Justice Muilan dismissed divorce
action brought by Mrs. Edith Kelly
Gould declaring she had defended her
husbands suit In France and had her
full DAY in court.
what reason is there. Judge
Muiian asked. that our courts.
charged with tn. guamrdianship OF
the states sovereignty. should deny
extra territorial competency to de-
cree obtained in such circum-
ytsnces7"
The court declared that the ensc
and speed Of travel in an age when
lonx absences from home were Gus
tomsry. made It even more import
ant than IL formerly was that tn.
comfy doctrine he applied with as
littI. tchnlchlity and ms much cpm-
mon sense as the rartiular case ad-
mits Of.
The length to which tho courts OF
one nation will go in recognizing n
Judgment Of another nation added
Justice Nullnn" depends. In the last
analysts. upon sound Judicial discre-
ton
Among the records submitted to
tho cour, were those of police court
proceedings in French department
wherein II was stated Mrs. Gould had
admitted infidelity after a raid on her
dwelling The records set forth that
the French suit had been conducted
In accordance with the laws OF New
York state because the parties had
been temporarily domiciled In France.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
AMERICAS FINANCIAL CONDITION ENCOURAGING
SAYS STATEMENT ISSUED FROM WHITE HOUSE

have been substantially conceded with
the reductions in federal reserve rates
in this country This would appear to
be frank recosnition OF the Intimate
relation between the money markets
in this country and Europe and n
recognition as well Of the improve
ment in world credit conditions. The
Importance of coincident reductions by
these two leading banking systems lies
chiefly in tho fact that II indicated
mutual desire to reopen the interna-
tionsl channels OF credit upon which
international trade depends.
The treasury on its part. has during
the past four months successfully in
sugurated Its new policy Of refundinE
the short dated debt of the govern
ment and distributing the early ma
turtles over the period between the
and the third Liberty loan in 1925. The
first Offering Of treasury notes pursu-
ant to this policy met with a most en-
thuEiastic response. and the further
development of the program should
bring about better distribution of
the public debt and much improved
market conditions for government Sc
curity.
There has already been n marked
Improvement in the market prices of
Liberty bonds and Victory notes and
the market for all outstanding issues
NJ short term government securities is
in better shape than a, any time since
the depression"
The work of the revived war fnanc.
corporation. tho statement said. hns
been according to many evidences re-
ceivcd an inspiring and heartenins
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
INPOLICE CIRCLES

Friday was a dun day at the police
station with only three cases tried in
police court Nick salts. lthT east Ahri-
endo avenue. was ffned 800 for beat
ing his wife. Sails claimed that he
didn't know tho laws but his arsu-
ment failed to convince the judge that
n. WAS not guilty.
Kid Foster ~ss fined $40 for being
drunk.
The heaviest sentence Was ssseseed
against NJ. L. Richardson. who was
hned $500 nor vosrancy. He in being
held whilo the authorities investigate
hin record.
Three MeSicans we're arrested by
the police in Bessmer yst.rdsy after
noon and are being held at the police
station for Investigation
The Mssicans are Julio Moreno,
1909 Elm street. q Amandez. 1890
Ahriendo avenue. and P,dro olaie
also OF 1929 Ahriendo.
A string OF beads bearing tag from
the Herman store wss found on one
of them. the value of which WAS
marked at $3.50.
An expensive paid OF ladies slippers
ver. found In tho room of Pedro olaie.
c. n. Crawford. 1927 Grand avenue
reported that hiE Dodge touring car
was stolen from Second and Main
streets Frds, mornins Tho car was
n 1917 Dodge. bearing n Colorado IL
canse numbtr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

wsshinston. n G. July 2a.-"The
accomplishment Of tho administration
toward relief Of financial conditions
are reviewed at length In statement
issued today from the White House
declaring that the work done in that
direction durins the last four months
constitutes AN achievement OF the
largest importance u the country"
In support OF this assertion. the
statement pointH to and discusses at
length the recent reduction Of discount
rates by federal reserve banks. steps
taken by the treasury toward refund
ing the national deot. the resumption
Of active operation by tho war finance
corporation. efforts toward final set
tlenent of the railroad problem; ey-
tension of relief to agriculture and the
livestock industry. nnd various other
Items OF the administrations financial
policy
1T ia unsafe" said the statement to
prophesy concerning conditions in the
future. but II may be expected that
recognition will he given to further
Improvements in conditions in accord
ance with the dictates OF sound bank
ing practice
The statement pointed to successive
reductions In rediscount rates hy the
federal reserve banks and added;
1t viii not have escaped attention
that the rates of discount of the Bank
OF England have also been successfully
reduced and that these reductions
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

factor In the whole Agricultural stu
stion.'
Referring to the presidents pro-
possl that the powers Of the war
finance corporation ne extended to al
low IL to purchase railroad securities
from the railroad administration, in
order To finance the settlements by
that administration. the statement said
II was expected that the Intervention
OF the finance corporation in railroad
finance will again have q beneficial
effect on general railroad credit and
also that the corporation will again he
able to secure the wholehesrtsd coop
erntion Of the bankers Of the country
in developing the market for railroad
securities
Speaking In the hroadest way" tho
statement concluded. ut Ia felt that
the series Of measures mentioned con-
stitute n truly constructive effort for
the ameiioration of business ana Hnan
cial conditions and there are already
many evidences of beneficial effects.
With a generally excellent agricultural
production now assured for tho season,
there IL every reason for confidence
that a steady improV ement OF general
business conditions may be entici-
mated"