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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
Snyder s Case
 Continued In
 Milford Court

dealer of Devon, who is alleged to have attacked s. R. Tompkins last night when the latter called at his office in Bridgeport avenue for the purpose of securing s700 in bonds, the. property of the Devon A. C., was ar raigned in the Milford Town court this morning, charged with assault. The case was continued until Monday. and Snyder was released under bonds.
 Tonnpkins claims that he went to- Snyder's office with two friends last night, but left his companions outside the door while he went inside. He5 declares that Snyder then struck him with a blackjack, and knocked him down.
 Snyder was arrested once before, for assauIting Joseph Viola. Of Mill ford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
IT ake Means
 To Protect
 Lloyd-Ceorge

London, Oct. 15.-Politcal and la aoor problems have unframed feeling to such a high pitch in various quar- ters of the country that extraordinary precautions are being taken to pre- vent any attack against the life Of Premier Lloyd-George.
 The two chief questions which have aroused passionate resentment are the Irish peace situation and unemploy- ment Radical Sim Feiners make no effort to veil their hatred for the pre- rnier, who they declare is trying to fhoodwink Ireland into an agreement satisfactory to England, but not to Ireland.
 In industrial districts the labor classes have begun to n1utter threats against the government and when they speak of the government the premier, as the chief spokesman Of . the cabinet, is always the target. Barricades have been erected at the entrance of Downing street to pre- vent mobs of unemployed from storm Ing the premier's official residence at No 10 Downing street, a thing they have been attempting.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15

The delegates left the auditorium feeling that they had done a good job. They had put the strongest possible ticket in the field, a list of men with put political pasts that could be at tackled, and they had begun, they felt, by living up to one of the party blanks to place the welfare of the city above any petty partisan favors.'
 The work of the convention was largely what had been expected. One woman was given a place, and that Throughout there was absolute har- mony on the floor. After Atwater-s acceptance speech the delegates ad- journed into caucus to select the re- mainder of the slate, and when they returned the convention adopted the report of the caucus by casting a single ballot for all the names on the list.
 Town Chairman John A. Cornell opened the meeting as temporary chairman and was elected to act as permanent chairman. Joseph Devine was named to act secreary. After the roll call had been completed the chairman addressed the gathering briefly and to the point. He said that make a keynote address, but that he felt that this was no time for oratory. ''The action of the convention should speak," he said.
 Alfred E. Veness of the Fifth dis trict, using the proxy of Michael Small. placed MT. Atwater's name in nomination. He went into the de- tailed record of the past administra- tion, saying that the Republican party had betrayed the trust placed in 1t
 (Conttnued on Page 12.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
'Iurney Gets
 His Divorce

Isaac P. Turney this city, Is grant ed a decree of divorce from Susan F. Frey Turney, also Bridgeport, on the grounds of desertion by q decision of Judge John P. Kellogg made pub iio today. She. was Tuaneys second wife, and they were married Febru- ary 19. 1913. Although Turney, who on State sareet in the Vest End, left his wife on August e7. 1913, he proved that three times after that date, he by letter, asked for 0 reconciliation, without getting an oral or written re- ply. No denial was made to this tes. timony. The Judge also found that g. counter plea for divorce, naming desertion and tncurable imbecility was not proven.
 Tho case was heard three weeks ago, and aroused considerab inter- est because of the prominence> Fur ney,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
Fishing Boats Start Off On
 Trial Races

Halifax, Oct. 16-Eight fishing snacks, groomed like percherons for a work horse parade, got away at 1o:30 o'clock today for the first of two elimination trials which will de- teruine the Nova Scotian schooner to meet Elsie of Gloucester for the blue ribbon of the North Atlantic, off this port, October 22.
 Blue Nose led across the starting line practically on the gun. Follow Ing her closely were Canada, Alcala. Independence and Duffy, the rest be- ing punched back of the Inc.
 Wheeling around the 1ightship. the racers were ordered to work back northeast a little over II miles to the buoy which had marked the end of the first leg. The last leg was identi- cal with the first, Ocean Terminals breakwater being both the starting and finishing line.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15

The mebers of the board who will confer with the president are of the public group-Judge R. M. Barton of Cincinnati, chairman; former Coy. Ben W. Hooper of Tennessee and G: Wallace W. Hanger. It is understood that the labor group and the mango ment group of the board will not be called for the present
 Judge Barton Hooper and Hanger called at the White House at II o'clock to see the President. None of them would comment on the situa- ton.
 Chicago, Oct. 15-we are going out on the greatest railroad strike the country has ever known; nothing in the world can avert it now" declared W. G. Lee, president of the Brother hood of Railroad Tratnmen as 800 way brotherhoods convened today to discuss action with regard to the rail- road executives defiance of their threat to strike against wage reductions.
 The proposals of the railway execu- tives for an immediate 10 per cent reduction in wages is responsible for the crisis, Lee sadd.
 .'It is a fight to the finish for the life or death of our organization, Lee said. Perhaps 1t is a fight to our death. for we are not going into it blindly.
 "The leaders of the workers will leave Chicago today with sealed or ders calling for a strike. As for the date, it already has been published and the beginning, as having ,indicat- ed, will be by sroups-hrst one line and then another going out"
 Lees statement Is the first official . confirmation of the report that Oct. 30 has been fixed as the date for the strike.
 'eThe executives, as usual, are pull fig the wool over the eyes of the pub lie" Lee said.
 While the rail union leaders are in their final counsels here preparing for the strike attorneys for the executives are drawing up the petition which Is to be filed with the U. S. Railway Labor Board for a reduction In wages in accordance with their decision yes terday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
Tablet Honors
 Mules And Horses

Washington, Oct. 15-A bronze tablet coInmemorating the ser vices of the 243,135 horses and mules attached to the American forces during the war 65,6S2 of which perished, was unveiled to- day in the State, Wal; and Navy building.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
HOLD KALKowsKI FOR TRIAL

New Britain. Conn.,. Oct. 15- Klemens Kalkowski, a Main street cafe owner, was held in bonds of s5,oo0 for trial at the December ses- sion of the Superior court. when prob able cause was ound in his man slaughter case this morning. It is alleged that he exposed Louis Wrinkle to danger after he had sustained Sn- juries in the chfe the result bei9g Wrinkles death on September 16. Frank Fetzmann. a bartender was freed under nolle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
Ee-Kaiser Hit
 By Mark Drop

Doorn, Holland, Oct. 15-The slump in the German mark is be- ginning to affect the former Ger man emperor who is endeavoring to combat the prevailing unfavor- able financial conditions by reduce ing his household and taking other radical measures to economiZe. Today ten members og his staff were dismissed, including the been taken by William himself.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15

Washington, Oct 15Nes that the railroad broherhoods chiefs at Chicago announced the beginning nationwide strike galvanized official Washington into action day
 Within after dispatches from Chicago had been carried the White House by Int News Service it President Harding has summoned to Washington the Railway Labor Board for conference.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
FIRE LOSS, HALF MILLION.

Paris, TX. Oct. 15-F'ire which ragged five hours in the business sec tion here last night and spread into two residence quarters. was under control in the business district early today but still was burning else where The loss was estimated in excess of half million dollars
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
Geddes ToAct
 For Australia
 And England

London. Oct. 15-Sir Auckland Geddes. British Ambassador to the United States, will lay the wreath of South African flowers upon the tomb of Americas "unknown warrior" Arrangeme ents, have been made by the government of the Union of South Africa for Sir Auckland to act on behalf of Premier J, c, Shuts and the people of his commonwealth.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15

By the unanimous vote of the sixty ocrac convention Frederick Atwaer last lead the party in it's fight to end the ten Mayor Wilson of the City Hall. Throughout the there predominant end the extravagance the graft child school, and put the city a business basis"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
Democrats Select Woman To Run For
 Important Office

Delegates Feel They Have Put Strongest Possible Ticket in Field-Absolute Harmony Prevails At Convention - Each Speaker Sounds One Note, That of Putting City Affairs on Busi- Basis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Atwater
 
 
  H. J.. Frank F. Hearn (for Y ~ N. A. H. nd William J. Meade. selectmen, Howard A. McCabe, small and Michael
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15

President Harding issued an or der providing that live points Ehall ba added to earned rating of all young men and women who had war service and who are now seeking presid ent.al postal appointments.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15

Pennsylvania crude oil advanced 25 cents @ barrel to $3.25.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
MARK HITS NEW LOW.

New York, Oct 15-German marks made another low record today, pre- liminary quotations being .6775 cents.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15

Harding Summons R. R. Labor Board
 To Washington

Action of Brotherhoods Galvanizes Capital Into Action - Lee of Railroad Trainmen Says Men Are Going Out On Greatest Railroad strike Country Has Ever Known - Request For Fur ther Wage Cuts Precpitated Crisis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
WEATHER:

New Haven, Oct. 15.-Forecast for New Haven and vicinity: Fair tonight and Sunday; somewhat warmer tonight; moderate to fresh southwest winds.
 Conditions favor for this vii cinity fair weather followed by increasing cloudiness with mild temperature.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
SUICIDE OR -ACCIDENT!!

Read the answer in SISTERS.
 Start it Today on Page z. Kathleen Norris Masterpiece.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

n. WILBUR ST.-Seven room house
with electric lights and water. Posses
sion within 30 DAYS. Price $500. 81 .Ool
down; balance monthly.
\. Seventh St.--Seven room house
with water in yard. Possession within
~ days. Price $3.50, $500 down, bal
ance monthly.
Irvington Ave.-Six room bungalow
entirely modern. Price 5000. VIII con-
slider good lots IN trade or mortgage
clinton St-SiX room house an mod
ern. Hardwood floors downstairs. cleo
tric lights. gas, bath, toilet wash bowl
lot water contested with furnace In
GOOD location and good condition. Price
$50; $500 down: balance monthly.
j.. heasey St.-FOur room Louise with
gas. Has garage. Furniture included
possession within 80 days Price 81. 400
SEQ down. balance monthly.
Miami St-Seven room house with
gas, water. bath and electric lights Ou
car line and paved street Possession
within 30 days Price SI.J00; $500
Gown. balance monthly.
). 18th St-Seven room house With
gas, electric lights and furnace: posses
sion within 20 days Price $1,000. $1,000
down. balance monthly
: Lafayette St-Elght room house
with gas and water in yard. Possession
within 80 days. Price $500. $500
down balance monthly.
y Hi! St.-SiN room house with gas
Price 5000 5000 down. balance
monthly. Possession May Isl
x. TAYLOR St-Sevcn room hanze with
gas and water in ward. I'ozsr~sio1 ins-
ance monthly.
E. BroadWay-six room house strict
~ modern, on paved street Possession
within 20 DAYS. Price 5000; $500
$. NJ. ROBINSON & SoN.
124 y. Main ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
woRDEN REALTY 60.

We have many hcauufu. homes i-
south Bends select additions WIS rsns.-
Tie PARK. Harter Heights. Navarro Place
and Marquette Park See us f.r mru-
slons and raiatiai homes.
Neat cottage. excellent condition. good
location large rooms. large lrf 5000
terms
Excellent 6 room home pare madcra
$500 $500 cash.
Splendid homo. rooms. walking DIS
lance from center. part uHLe-r il 80
barn ami Dot. S31oD, terms
Beautiful q room bungalow. ra-a1..
large lot 5000, terms
bungalow. ouilt . years. excellent I..
cation completely modern. roo0fs.
OAK hu ID aeat arrangement. $500
terms.
Substantial home. close iu. room.
oak huish. modern. double garage. large
lot, A.Io0: terms
Complete modern home. built q years
rooms, belntiful arrangement, oaS
hoors and trim throughout. bookcases.
white Kitchen. laundry $500. terms
Excellent home ou popular drive. s
rooms. an conveuienccs tor 55x1s0 Tor
alone worth 5000, $1,000; terms
Beautiful semi bungalow California
type I'm South Bends best addition Is
rooms OAK enamel and mahogany fnish f..
fireplace, hullt-in bookcase. statiouor ~
tubs. uled layntorics. other features
double garage splendid shade trees
90 see is 90 appreciate $500. g. go cash.
one ~ South BENDS beautiful bricE
mansions. DO rooms Ideal arrangement
oak and mahogany finish. tile vcstibule /:
lavatories. hreplaces hot wafer heat
hot and cold soft water. lot ncv1en.
many features make this home desirable.
$4,000
We have many pretty bungalows 5 or
6 rooms Price from $500 % 81 90 See
MS before YOU buy.
WORDEN REALTY co
Is Farmers Trust Bldg Main as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
STRAIGHT TALK WITH
LEfNBAtH HUMPHREY a ToRREN
80. .


80. .
FORESIGHT OR HINDSIGHT.
DO YOU know that the Astors Ney
Nork'S richest fBmily and largest rel.
estate owness began by buying a vacant
lot, and selling and buying again
DO you know buying real estate Is 2
great deal better for a salaried man than
banking his savings. because he can
draw his money cut every -ime he thinks
be needs "a live OF a ten
Do You know that buying real estate
teaches tho man who invests economy,
and in fact 10 makes him save money
when De would not do 10 iu any other
wayf
The worll hears OF some men only
two times In tLcif lives. birth and death.
That's the man who pui off buying
property in growing towns until tho
Cfher Fellow gets the barE Tie
slow mans life is devoted "a enriching
few landlords Then le shuffles of
without leaving a ripple.
The foresighted fellow buys properly
oh easy payments. II the zeal man
is in him, he gets it some Way
WHICH IS YOUR CLASS?
Think il over; then let Leinaach Hum
phrey T0r-ey explain how YOU can
become the owner OF one of their garden
lets or hOmesitcs located In Floral Park.
Find out about the plan OF getting $1,000
Tree II you builG and how Won can get
lumber on easy terms, and now a garden
will pay for a domestic
Call at the office or take South Side
car 10 Dale street Sunday and come ont
70 the property. HOmesites and garden
lots 500 10 $50; $1.OO cash and then
few cents saved each day pays for Sc.
Talk e over with
LEINBACH HUMPHREY & TORREY.
% Farmers Trust Bldg. Main l5i.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

8 ST. JOSEPH ST.-Fine modern home
in 900 dock. can easily De converted
into duplex. reasonable price for quick
sale
y. HCEY SIT ROOMS. electric .-hts.
gas ane water. newly painted aud
papered ln inside. fine garage with
cement floor; $50 cash. balance reas-
enable terms
NEAR LINCOLN WAY VEST room
completely modern bungalow. pracf.-
callv new. reasonable price.
F. WASHINGTON Av-Near 81. Louis
be- quick sale
PORTAGE iV-s room modern home.
near number hose house.
y. 18TH ST.-Fine room house. newly
painted aud plastercG several fine
fruit trees on LOT attractive price aud
reasonable terms.
COLLEGE ST. BLOCK from Lincoln
way; new 6 room completely modern
home with sleeping porch. never been
occupied. $1,000 cash, balance reason
able terms.
FOR MOST n these properties we can
accept trades. Reasonable terms on
all.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION.
Blackstone Thcater Building
Phone Liuc3ln 2l52
Open Evenings IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

~ acres. three miles from court
house on main road, = milo from
interurban. near school and church
family orchard OF 20 trees, - acre
grapes and small fruit: 81 acre as
paragus; shaded and Nell Kept lawn:
one acre timbas: broom bungalow
barn and garage: poultry house and
park; green house 12xsO with hot
water heater 3ad complete water
power outfit VIII sacrifice for
quick sale. Terms W. d Dunna-
hoo, room !, Farmers Trust Bldg.
phones, Lincoln 5J9S. residence. Har-
risOn 33-F-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19


Property for sale in all parts Of the
6 BOOGIS-AH modern. square type
house, built 1 year. bedrooms, solid oak
! hoors oak finish large lot I'm best resi-
| dental district. $6,OOO-S6OO cash.
S ROOMS bedrooms and sleeping
porch, all modern, hardwood floors, oak
/ ana maple trimmings; fireplace. built In
bookcases and cupbOards; full basement,
furnace heat, laundry; street paved
garage S9O00-terms
9 ROOMS 3 bedrooms. all modern.
full basement; laundry; garage; lot 40y
40, $J.2OO-terms.t
ALL MODERN rooms. California
type, in best residential section. > bed
rooms, oak floor and trimmings, FUN
basement; garage 5000; $50 cash; $50
( per month.
SOUTHEAST Beautiful room bunga
/ low, oak floors and finish. large 'Ot
| full basement; ioored attic; $4,000
81 900 cash
S ROOMS partly modern, bedrooms,
$500; $500 cash.
Artistic room stucco bungalow. .
bedrooms all modern; large living room
f, good basement; pice S4W0; terms.
Z ROOMS. lot 37kz1G6. 3 bedrooms.
terms.
PENNSYLVANIA Avs rooms bed
I rooms. an modern but furnace; big barn
lh rear, street paved $500
EAST SIDE rooms. all modern oak
noors fuil basement, square type house.
double garage, $500: terms
ROOMS, bedrooms. closets. an
modern; hardwood floors. full basement.
street paved. $500; 81 900 cash
30 ACRES-fl3 miles northwest OF
Mishawakl. half mile from pavement
good black soil windmill creek. good
orchard. - room house; barn fSx22. corn
ribs . acres rye, = acres aifalfaf Price
$1,000; terms.
HAUGI AND .TARNON
J2G-2S Farmers Trust Bldg Main 11S2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
Real Estate For Exchange. IS


FARMS- For sale. 100 acres with stocS
and impla nents. 40 acres with n
stock, terms. VIII sell with small
payment down. Locations are short
distance from South Bend j. "
Michallak, 1901 West Thomas. PhOu
Lincoln OPS.
g ACRE FARM--For sale or exchange
one mile east OF interurban car line
one Michigan state line; good build
tngs, immediate possession; reasonable
price. COlpaert Realty Corp. Black
stone theater build Lincoln 2152.
SO-ACRB FARN-For exchange for
city property-S0-dcre Farm with stock
and tools, nel- Edwardsburg: has g.
room house good barn. other out
buildings; winOmills' FIX acres In tim
Der, two head 1JTseS. six head COWS,
II head hogs. ,hickans. all grain and
hay goes with farm.
WAI BECK,
4Oi Citizens Bank Bldg
Main 1907 Residence Z. 1922.
80 ACRES-Heavy beach and maple
land: 10 acres under cultivation: bal
aLce timber; good room house: big
nafn. 4uNSu; granaries, corn cribs
other buildings all kinds OF fruit. Il
acres In wheat, 10 acres oats. 30 acres
i'm hay; aged couple have Just retired
from farm. immediate possession To-
Gated 5 miles from South Bend Price
$4,000 or on terms
NOIGHT & BRADFORD.
Ground floor. Union Trust Bldg
Lincoln Oil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
VWE.I7 1T COMB
AMID
KELLER

Lawndale av., q new broom Luuga-
low ready for immediate possession
oak bOrdereI floors .u living aud
dining rooms EX'r1 sized bedrooms.
attic. basement rn ire house. iHundry
connection lnI floor drIfu- hot and
cold water. furnace. est frontage
near school and cas- line. An at
tractive location FOR nome. Terms.
payment iovn. balance as rent
type. three bedrooms and i.afh on
second floor, four rooms first floor
oak bOrdered flOO~ n living rooms
large basement furnace. with hot
and cold water connections floor
drain grade entrance 90 basement.
Edgewater Drig-. new Groom
bungalow in q choice location and
most conveniently Arranged. oak
trim and solid floors in tho living
room; enamel finish Iu sleeping
rooms: sun DarlOr. Iarge basement.
laundry connection and floor drain
iu basement Dot AMI 'OId water,
standard plumbing; extra good lot
Price and terms.
Riverside Drive. A modern room
house which can Do vacated within
y short time. Interior decoration
first class. 4 bedrooms with closets.
Large attic and basement large
living room with open frepl Irc. cK-
celleut location and view Lawn in
best or condition. Aatu Ell trllt
trees; garage VIII cor slider terms.
Woodward ar. An attractive buura-
low consisting 10 rooms and bath.
vestlbuIe eutr11.n. rX.r1 large living
room. three selrloms. hot and cold
FtuccO const.let.54.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
Houses for sale. 81
SUBURBAN HOME

20 acres. five miles ont on main
road. close 10 school and church
large old Or-hard; Young orchard OF
about 40 trees: / scre straw berries.
grapes and small fruit, splendid
lO-room house with furnace: large
barn, chicken house ard park A
real home aud price for quick action.
VIII sell off 10 acres with build
tngs. See W. ID. ID ianahoo. room 4,
Farmers Trust Bldg cal Lincoln
d52S, Residence. Harrison 80 FL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
WHITCOMB & KELLER

- 10000 wal buy % seven room house
located in thD northwest part Of
the rltv TIL. house mas Plumbing
FOR he hath and Kitchen. electric
lightr. gas. 9 bedrooms. rooms
first fioOr. u.celY decorated side
alley Dot. block from car line
paved street with an assessments
paid Posse ssion May Farmers
Trust Bldg Phone Main 400
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
HOMES FOR SALE.
W. o. DAVIES g 60.
HIGH CLASS HOMES

WOODWARD Awe offer hlgn-
class home in this c1oice location. nav
ing three bedrooms End large sleeping
porch. oak floors. fireplace. large sun
parlor and double garage Reasonably
priced az $500.
L. WASHINGTON-A beautiful ioca-
tion overlooking Su1nysilc a modem
home with four sleeping rooms on
large lot. Priced at $500
EDGEWArER PLACE one ~ th.
finest new homes close 90 business cen
ter on corner lot and complete In every
respect Price S11.G00
HARRISON AN.-We are Finishing
new house Of five rooms and bath. fur
mace. electric. which we shall sell az
81 800, with reasonable terms.
I'M. o. DAVIES g GO.
W. .. DAVIES. I IT. WALSH.
~ S. Main ST. Lincoln JI19
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

HANEY Av. E.-Six room all modern
house with garage; price reasonable.
J. A. Mccullough. Residence 2022 ).
Michigan St Phone Lincoln J61T. Of
fee 2S5 ). Michigan st. Phone Main
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
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