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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
The Dollar i'm Foreign Exchange

Pronounced weakness in exchange on
London and Paris at the end of the
period stood out prominently as the
most important development in the
market in foreign currencies last week
After showing a gradual tendency to
ease off most of the week sterling and
franc rates broke with violence yes
terday Sterling sight drafts dropped
81 cents to So Sc, the lowest rates
checks declined from 1882 to 1929
All the other European exchanges were
also weak.
In the absence of any other explana
ton the sudden weakness exhibited in
the leading exchanges was attributed
to the depressing effects of fresh Ger
man operations in connection with rep
arations payments. London cables re-
ported heavy buying of dollars in that
quarter While the reparations COM
mission is supposed to have changed
the methods of payment by Germany
to prevent further dem oralization in
the exchanges, the general banking
view here is that these operations are
bound to be reflected in the interna-
tionaI money markets one way Or an
other.
Exchange on Argentina which de-
clined to new lows early in the week
made partial recovery yesterday. The
Far Eastern exchanges were strong as
the wee kclosed, especially in the case
of rates on Shanghai and Hong Kong.
If you calculate the cost of the dol
lar in terms of foreign money or cur
rent exchange values-that IS, if you
were ubying a dollar with pounds,
marks or francs--its value at the close
of last week, compared with year
ago, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Unfair Bank Tax
Partly Defeated
BY Court Ruling
United States Supreme Trs~
bunaI Permits More Fa-
,orabIe Interpretation of
Protective Law: A. 3. A.
Opposes New aLw

"The yoke Of unfair taxation on
American banks has been partly lifted
by the United States Supreme Court
decision in the case Of the Merchants
National Bank Of the City OF Rich
raond, Va, which covered unfair and
discriminatory taxation. and the Amer
lean Bankers Association will vigor-
ously oppose any attempt to draw the
teeth out of the law through new leg
islation," said Thomas B. Patons gem
eral counsel fer the American Bank
ers Association, yesterday. This means
that the American Bankers Association
win oppose bill introduced recently
in Washington by Senator Nelson,
chairman of the Senate Committee on
Judiciary, which aims at the vital part
Of the law with regard to taxation OF
national banks.
SIN it's decision against the City of
Richmond" said Mr. Patton, "the court
has made possible a more favorable
Interpretation of the law which pro
hibits the states from taxing national
bank shares at greater rate than is
assessed upon other moneyed capital
in the hands of individual citizens OF
such state In brief, the court makes
clear that the anti-discriminatioa pro-
vision is not confined TO money in
vested in competing banks. but in
cludes bonds, notes and other evi-
dences of indebtedness in the hands %
individuals or others which may come
into competition with national banks
IN the loan market. If national bansss
are taxed at greater rate than these
discrimination is shown and the tax IS
invalid
Tn +he narticnia- ~ssa ;r cnas+.n-,
Mr.. Patton said that the evidence
showed that under a state statute and
an ordinance of the City of Richmond
bank stocks, state and national, were
taxed for the year 1915 for state pur-
poses and for city purposes S14o---a
total of SITS upon 800 of valuation
while upon intangible property in gen
eral, including bonds. notes and other
evidences Of indebtedness the state
rate was 65 cents and the city rate 80
cents, an aggregate Of 95 cents upon
each S100 valuation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Canadian Mill Reports
New Steel Rail Process
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

MONTREAL, July 9.--There is a
possibility of Canada soon entering
the world market for steel rails, ac-
cording to steel authorities in this
city. new process of making steel
for rail purposes has been discovered
and is now being put into practical
operation Thus far the new method
has proved extremely successful and
is far more efficient and is cheaper
than the old system. AS the system
is perfected it is believed that costs
of production will be brought down
considerably.
The president of the Dominion Steel
Corporation, Roy M. Wolvin, whose
mills are applying the new process,
makes the prediction that once world
trade conditions are on normal basis.
with the surplus production of the
European plants taken up. and their
prices consequently more in line with
those of the mills on this continent,
the Canadian mill at Sydney. c. B.,
will be able to bid for contracts all
over the world and will be able TO
meet all price competition.
This would mark "a new epoch in
Canadian steel rail production and
would be the first time the industry in
the Dominion has been able TO COM
pete with foreign producers in the
overseas market.
No information is available as to
what the new process is. but it is
stated that steel is produced which
is far better than that which has re-
Gently gone into rails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
To Consider Loan

Advices received in the financial dis
trict yesterday indicated that the Gu
ban government is at last taking def
mite steps to meet the acute situation
on the island due to the inability of
producers to market warehouse sugar.
An extraordinary session of the Cuban
Congress has been called for July 10 to
pass the necessary measures authoriz-
ing issuance of Cuban government
bonds to provide funds for purchasing
100000 tons of sugar. The plan is to
market the bonds in the United States.
Permission to issue the loan will have
to be obtained from Washington, and
it is understood that negotiations are
now being carried on to this end. 1t
is the purpose OF the Cuban govern
ment to spread the marketing of the
100000 tons of sugar it plans to pur-
chase over a long period of time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
HOLIDAYS This Week

-, Monday, July 11-RhOdesia Cecil
Tuesday, July 12-Brazil (state Of
Ceara, local holiday, Bulgaria. Ru-
mania, Siberia, Ukrainia est. Peter ara
ST. Paul, 0. 81, Jugo-Slavia (King's
birthday, Porto Rico birthday Munoz
Rivera, Rhodesia Founders Day).
Thursday, July Ii fall of the Bas-
tille): France, Algeria, Grench Gui-
ana, French 1ndo-China. French West
Indies and all other French possess
sions; uatemala, Honduras, Madagas =
car, Monaco. Morocco, Nicaragua, Pan
ANA, Siam (Bangkok). Brazil (Liberry
Day, Uruguay Humanity Dayl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Car Orders Increasing.

The belief that with the July / wage
reduction in effect the railroads would
start buying new equipment and having
rpalr work done is being borne out,
but thus far only in a small way. One
of the most recent orders is that placed
by the Illinois Central Railroad with
the American Tank Car Corporation.
The Chicago. Illinois & Midland has
placed repair orders for an aggregate
of 900 tons,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
In W all Street
Auto Price Changes

Automobile dealers report an in
creasing demand for motor cars, with
slight Improvement in the truck situ-
alton, since the July price reductions.
A letter to members issued by the
National Automobile Chamber of Com
merce says that dealers declare there
is good purszasfn power available
which will come to the surface, pro-
vided the public is convinced chat the
mid-year price adjustments are final
and that the markets will not be dis
rupted by further price changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Clearing House Loans Down

The weekly statement of the Clearing
House banks yesterday disclosed some
striking changes. Loans and discounts
contracted s74,s470o0 to s4,5o1,355,
while deposits fell off sos, 500, 900,
standing at $3,s45, 100000 as the week
closed. Surplus reserves increased
S23, s45,9 $3.50, amounting to s34,057, $50.
United States deposits with banks were
S154O23, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Curb Market
Zone Improved
In Late Dealings
Oil Shares, Which Have
Been Under Heavy Pres
sure of Late, Rally Well:
Bond Prices Are Firm,

After early irregularity the Curb
market rallied and in the closing hour
the tone showed marked improvemen+
Cities Service common proved an ex-
ception and at one time showed oss
OF more than 2 points. Glen Alden
Coal, one of the strong features in re-
cent days continued to display firm
ness. Carib Syndicate opened off and
rallied to A, closing at 37s. ''''u
trading in bonds was fairly active
ana prices were firmly maintained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Boston & Maine Earnings Drop

The Boston & Maine Railroad re-
ports for May total operating revenues
of S6.2T7,762, decrease of s554,2S3
compared with the corresponding
,nonth of 1920. There was decline of
S372, 1870 in operating expenses, caused
mainly by d reduction of S3T2,66a IN
the amount spent on maintenance. The
railway operating income for the
month was 36,535. a decrease COM
pared with May, 1920, Of SI67,I3s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
10 transactions Yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Individual Bank FIGURES

Average principal items
of Federal Reserve Bank ~ - ~
I @sssfa aas CASH Rsssgxs with nENs5HTrSD ,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10

Bid. Asked.
Air Reduction. 81 So
Ajax Ruhder r.. 9GA y
Al Am Cable. l0s l06
Ali Chem BIZ So
do pr .-... S1la 50
Al Chain pr II II
Am Az Chem Sc 81
do Or ..- 90
An Bnk Note SO 81
do Or ..-. A 40
Am Beet s pr 80 10
a B s & Fly. y As
Go pr $500. 90 93
Am Can pr rs 81
A G & F Or. los 40
Am Cot Oil Dr 36 4S
Am Ice Sec pr SO IS
4 Linsesd Dr.. IS 60
An Badia 6s5s 20
am Smelt DIT 10 7iA
do Sec or a s 6S1a
am snuG 49,, - 10
do nr ~ - SO
A sum T pr II S31a
Am Tel & c. IS 50
Am Wool pr. "a 81
Am Zinc 49,. Sss "a
do Or 49,. 25ia %
Ann Arbor 6 IL
DO pr . Is So
Assets ri Co. IA IL
A D G LIST pr 621a 65
10 I'd pr, 81 so
Assn Oil 49,. 9S 90
At Bir & A. pa as
Atlantic c l. 81 sS
AG& w I pr I'm 90
Atlantic Pet. 81 50
Atlantic Ref. s25 g5e
do pr .-..l05 los
Atlas Tack l5ia l7%
Austin Nichols s Q
do Or $50. 50 60
Auto Sales Co ga 4
do gs .... 1919 y
Bald Loco Or 81 90
Barnett Lea. 40 50
do pr $500. rs 96
Barnsdall a IS %
do y IT ~
heth Steel 431a 4s
40 ! pc pr SIG
do 5 pc Or e7ls 100
hxn Edison d. 80 ~
ID r 7 $50. 10 lli5
do Gifts So rs
hkn I'm Gas. es 20
booth Fish, 81 4
Brown shoe So 40
do pr .,.. "a 81
Burns Brs DE-. 100 10
bfaaswics e.. * 31s
Buff & sus. rs
ttnNic q y e. u II
Csc J 1 pr. 70 "a
Ease elOw AZ AZ
IN q Alton. eA Sl4
q 90 pr -. s IL
Z Y Z H.. x ~
90 pr 49,. q liz
do lat N, ~
Y 4 y w DIT a5ia 9s
cRI&fe7 pc Or 10 *
90 s DC pr SO "a
. e c & $ L 35A 81
~. W pr .... so s2ai5
Sssef Peab. 30 Al
Go pr $50. 20
emp Tab Rec 50 SO
Son Dist az
Fen Cigars pr G5 "a
ant Can pr. so *
opt 1us Co. 50 &c
e ,s Prod Or 80 loiN
nfsx farpet. 80 so
r. Steel Or. rs 81
pav Chem 81 3g
psl 4 Hgd.. 81 aY
nei In RI. ~ "a
. ! ) e. A.. 8 ~
40 pF ..<. ~
D1shala Hos. II 25
pr 80. 20 SO
A' a. Goal. l75S 1874
-, g ... SS3s 30
IS Esss Kodak. ..6ss $50
E shn John pr e4ts s5
w. sa lay Or 79 S6ts
= % & s. a. ri,
sheT BY m d "a
az go Am Tank ssh Is
~ Asphalt Or So 81
eea Cigar SIS 81
- - pr 49,. I'll 100
q pr deb. 81 90
= no. s DC db Gs 90
h,s2. PC DR.. 7a 70
ss,lillsnd 0 Or. 50 60
Ssshs'y N :. 10 81
usa Sugar tx SIX
nus - Steel 80 II
IT. p;aftuan Corp Go H
sslee Mfg :. Is II
Central slsx az
~ ASri pr. 81 81
= & c pr. ii Ia
liar pr. 100
2 Isl Or sS II
IL "a Dr. aSH 6JH
faper pr. so 103
hi sptl.- ssiA 10
H.. eckel pr "a %
r. roauctz. ~ -
yss $3.50 0h -, TX 2x
4 H. tes pr. 2eis eli
~ So pf 50 ii
-. 7a5s II
Rss,,, ~ tas slos5g
spr pr. is a.
% pr Is 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10

FINLAND tpar 1913 cents a mark)
C Cemand 1890. is I.6S 4Ss
Sdoies .......,. l.bS ITO 49C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10

Canadian Eychange-New York funds
in Montreal ID per cent premium. Nor
treal funds in New York 12A per cent dis
count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Grand total. 81, ae2, $4,000 sso.96s. 900
sa.590,1Ts.o0o s17a.aal. 900
INVESTMENTS, CASH

foreign branches fal s5s aoa
-s01nn1. tdj Sl3s435 e
naIka
se09, te1 sllsosaed td3 ss,l3eoa0, Sa} S4,l7l09o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27

RADIATORS-N radiators for any
car az a saving OF 20 TO 50 percent
Bar radiator caps all makes The
Auto Radiator Co, ia East wayne
Al nh.na Ln.nln AAla
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27
AUTOMOBILES
Service Station-Rcpairing

~ IL BUSfNESSI and I mean to a
business fairly and squareiy. Give M
trial Nelson Garage. i32 r. COlfaN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27
FARMS FOR SALE.
- ACRE FARM.
Money Nfakar

- ACRE FARM.
& Money Maker.
s room house, electric lights. = large
fruit trees, chicken house and barn .
good sand pit; fine location for making
cement blocks; 20 blocks from center ~
city 500 cash SO rs possession July 1st
Act quickly. Cau Lincoln 2l52 after :
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27

Look over this list II the one you
want is not here. ! have others.
A 5-room new bungalow, good well and
electric lights; $500 down and 80 ,
\ 7-room house; modern. except FUR
mace; garage. on street car line. owner
leaving city. Price 400.
\ Gloom house on kemble ave. newly
painted and decorated; good lot: alley
SIDE and rear Price IS only $500
An S-rOOm house: modern. except fur
mace on Van Buren ST. Easy terms.
Price $4,000
A 6-room modern semi-bunealow.
southeast part Price $500.
terms. Price 50 100.
An S-room modern house and a 5-room
modern a., house, both on one lot: close in.
An S-ro0m partly modern house on
Franklin ST. Price s. 80
A Groom, almost new, modern house
II Edgewater place. Price aud terms on
application.
4 7-room. almost new. modern Dutch
colonial house Owner is out Of city and
very anxious 20 sell. VIII consider any
reasonable offer.
A Groom modern bungalow, southeast,
on paved street Price $500
$500
A Broom. partly modern house, south.
east. for s. 200
A Groom, modern house. southeast
newly decorated and painted Reason
able terms Price 81 600
A Groom house In River Park, with
furnace. Price $500
Two high grade bungalows in north
west part Price and terms on applica-
ton.
A 7-roOm house on F. Madison, mod
ern except furnace, $1,000
A 6rOOm modern house practically
new, near Studebaker school. Large LOT.
GALLEY side and rear. Easy terms. Price
only $3.50.
\ broom cottage. partly modern. only
four blocks from center. $500 down and
monthly payments. Price is only $500
A number Of good vacant lots
FRANK JEFFFRTES, Realtor
4l5 Union Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27

Cuisines, Op2ortunlIies 80
BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale. two fne
ice cream, soft drink. cigar. candy etc
paTlOrs, 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.
INNESTMENT-A chance for very at
tractive Investment q 5000 90 In n
new building amOrtiZed I'm eight years
is offered by the Columbia Battery Co.
llA D. Ieferson blvd
Investments. stocks. Bonds. 80
FIRST MORTGAGE-Rea estate bonds
We OIer first mortgage real estate
bonds en- sums OF Sl0O 500 and 81 900,
l0aturities three C. i've years, These
bonds bear 7S6 interest payable semi
annually. Our 500 bonds sell on ten
monthly instaliments and partial pay
ments earn interest at 6qc until 10
bond + delivered. securities Invest,
s. Main st. South Bend. Ind.
FOR SALE-Seven percent land con
tracts on dwellings. These contracts
range from 81 200 10 5000 and the
payments viii be guaranteed by the
Securities Investment Corporation met
assets over SIS. 01Ol. Inquire Seeuri-
ties Investment Corporation. Phone
N SOD l22 3 Maiu ~. South Bend,
Ind.
lNNES TMENTS-Safe Investments Sc
cured by real estate IN your own city
giving YOU per cent net return Land
contracts with good equities You can
see the property Tor yourself watch
and control 10 yourself all the time
Not like investing in a large corpora
tion and letting others handle your
money. Good interest md safe invest
ment. A. \. Schelhnger. 2Ui -2D2 J. NJ
:. Bldg. Main l82d
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27

$4,000 BARGAIN-OwNER LEAVING
FOR COLORADO WILL SELL 10
ROOM HOUSE. COMPLETELY MOD
ERN. SITUATED ONLY -FOUR
BLOCKS FROM THE BUSINESS DIS
TRICT on CORNER LOT IN FINE
NEIGHBoRHoOD. INCOME FROM
ROOMS 500 PER MONTH AND OWN
Err HAS OWN RENT FREE. TERMS,
HALF CASH AND BALANCE LIKE
RENT. FOR FURTHER INFoRMA-
TION, ADDRESS BOX ia, CARE OF
NEWS TIMES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27
ROOMS AND BOARD


SIEFFTN1I R00NS- nicely furnished
Tor rent, three blocks from center. 70
;. = Joseph.
ROOM FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
room In private family, strictly mod
eru. gentlemen only Price. $3.50 sin
Ele. $500 double SOC ? Miner st
YOUNG LADY attending south Bend
Business college wants n place 20 earn
board and room. Call Main Sol Mon
day morning for appointment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27
service neutrality-suspicious. 1

NtENllCF STATIONS 10
AUTO OWNERS AfTENT1UN-Brin
your cars en- before it's condition be-
comes worse. We guarantee our repair
work. Overland south Bend Co, -
y Michigan
AUTO rOPS-Seat covers, curtains, sen
eral upholstering estimate furnished.
Decker Auto Trim shop. 304 f. LaSalle
Lincoln 5lo5
RADIATORs-we rebuild and repais
all makes. Ford Honeycomb radiators
Tor sac, guaranteed Chicago Auto
Radiator Co. $50 Lincoln Way West.
Main 4655.
= -------1-I,- : OUk I--EetteF let Us tx
10 now. High grade work. Autos re
paired no matter how badly smashed.
ll ~ tarris. 307 limerick
SUPPOSE YOJ HAVE TROUBLE-Can
HQOsier Service station. open : u. m.
until N p. m every day. Tow la and
mechanical first aid. ll6 Lincoln Way,
Lincoln 1903
MISSISSIPPI TlRES vulcanized. spllced
Extra heavy Ford sizes S0x3Ls s. - /:
aGE8. S225. Stubhs Tire Hospital, eO9
D. Jefferson.
RETREADING-Truc aud all cord
tires retread same as original Thom-
o. Rubber end Nukanlling Co. isi
Lincoln way East.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE BOARD REALTORS
81 the Real Estate BOARD known as
AeaILors, and a. such are bound %
sLFlct code OF business ethirs- IN
es = WITH them the customer receives
tLe aaNhntage Of that protection. az veil
change.
F. u. Jackson.
Z. BondurauL
L. J. Clark.
C. W Crum and sou.
Davies and walsh.
vs.. ID. DunnahOo.
- William Eurey.
David G. Gibson
4nomas a Goodrich
william Happ.
Robert Happ.
vernon Hastings.
A NJ Hickman.
J. A Hibberd.
Z. NJ 1sekson '''sA-
Frank Jeffries.
:. N. Jolly.
J. 81. Kelsey.
a. n kirkleT.
hovseh and Kish-
}. +. Laffertg
J. A NCCollouEh-
n. J. Michael
II. @. Miller
Pliny Nave
Philip Nlcsr.
Louis s. on.
Ralh C. Osborna
John Roth
3. NJ. Robinson and Son
Reeder and Treanor.
Homer Taggart
Tohulka and Reynolds
Joan l.. Taylor.
Weight and Bradford
AZ J. VarEo.
]. Pal Woodruff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27

FtHtIIlt -ottiIIOUtII %
JOB PRINTING given careful and I'M
mediate attention. We are no your ser
vice any time. Give Us a trial Nichols
Printing Co, - y. Michigan.
PRINTING = Stationary AZ prevail
prices; 1000 "a N4-inch business cards.
500 cash, postpaid. Solliday's Con-
MULTlG RAPHING-FOldiug. filling In
addressing. High class work quickly
done. Leslies Multigraphing Letter
Service. 22s Farmers Trust Bldg. Main
2sgT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27

Professional Services n
CHIROPRACTOR-He economically
obtained through chiropractic spinal
adjustments OF Smith A smith, rooms
~ Formers Trust Bldg. iLeOln T4p6
Mills bldg, Mishawaka. Phone 1851
CHlROPRACTIC-FOr sdvunced painless
ChirOpractic see r e. kish Chiro-
practor, StS Citizens Bank Bldg Main
s0T. Open daily from a. N. 70
8 p. m.
FOOT SPECIALfSTSNFitt OF arch
supporters and mechanical foot appn.
ances Examination free. j. A Nog'a.
$50 -. Michigan st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27
woRDEN REALTY co.
23S Farmers Trust. Main as
we have homes from 81 800 % $1,000.

Neat cottage. east side. large lot. 5
rooms, garage, $500; $500 cash.
Good room home, 3 bedrooms, paved
street; close in; $500; for quick sale,
$500 cash
Neat cottage. ( rooms. good lot. a bar
gain. 81 500: $500 cash.
= room all modern home, good lot
$1,000: $500 cash
English Colonial. northwest: built 5
years; 8 well arranged rooms, hard
wood finish throughout: vestibule. sol
arium sleeping porch. fireplace. laun-
dry. large lot, abundance OF shrubbery /;
3, 900; 81 800 cash.
room home, desirable section. mod
ern garage $4,000. very easy terms.
room home. built = years; excellent
IN every way. $4,000 500 cash.
room home. close in modern but
furnace s. 200. $500 cash.
In center brick mansion. lot 5OK165;
II elegant rooms, best grade finish
laundry. steam heat: lot alone Is worth
$4,000; price $4,000.
Beautiful modern bungalow, rooms,
close in, built 3 years. newly decorated
I'm and out; this Is better than a new
home: $4,000. 81 900 cash.
Rooming house. u rooms modern.
blocks south, corner lot: best location
in city, $4,000; = cash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27

NO0KES STORAGE BATTERY HOS
PlTAl-"NOu break en- we fix EN- ."
rebuilding, repairing. recharging, kx-
pert work on an makes Of batteries /:
work guaranteed T4j :. Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27
FOR SALE
- - 81 Ii
DEAL WITH OWNER

5 room newly painted house, modern e1.
cept city water, excellent well. barn.
chicken house and wood shed. Three
miles from center OF town, three blocks
from car line. Price $500. Gail County
p J.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-27

phone and the indispensable auto
mobile as FIRST aid 10 most photo
plots.
Owen Moore observes that most
men th1kk they can tell time by
watching the clocks on girls stock
ings.
photoplsy based on The Three
Musketeers" comes 10 the screen
"Fighiin' Mad.
Bet Dumas would be that way II
he were alive.
Should a Woman Telli" quss-
tions a film title.
Who or what can prevent heri
Here's Good Advice
"Never shake your head or your
friends. says Conway Iearle.
you may have need Of them some
lime.
Hail the Woman Is all right in
film titles. but it's Reign the
Woman" in real HE.
The electric sign in front OF the
theatre read
"The Daughter Pays"
Bring Your Best Girl.
Must have been another "Invisi-
ba Divorce"
i ne screen soon gives publicity
TO "A Private Scandal
Constance Talmadge Is soon 10
designate "Womans Place"
That's = job mere man would
not dare attempt.
Observations on Films
"RemorseIess Love" is the kind
pictured but never practiced.
When Too Wise sives" see
themselves in hIm1 fhey may be
none the wiser.
Engiish--the Great Unspoken--
gets some rough treatment when
sub-tiiles are flashed
When David Belssco revives
The Easiest Way" next season.
Selnick's film version may take sr
encore.
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