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The New York herald., 1921-04-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Queens-sale or Rent.

HCqLIS.-Attractive home. fine neighbor-
hood detached frame ono family house;
sis rooms, bath, finished attic, porch; steam
heat. electricity. gas. parquet floors; garage
hedges, shribbery; price IS 80; terms ar
ranged. A. O.. box Q. Jamaica.
LOTS-LoTs-LOTS-L
Choice full lots. $1,000 each, nearer than
Bronx. clear. high ground. near depots.
Corona dual subway, cents fare. PROC
TOR. Way av.. Corona. Queensboro.
READ THIS AID.
Build your own 10 YEAR TAX EXEMPT
home IN restricted residential section In Ja-
maica; for limited time are selling lots
TO home builders for $3.50 each; come and
see. b. H. SWEET, 365 Fulton ST. JamaieA,
WooDHAVEN, L. /. (4i75 Kimball av.) ID.
rooms two family. new. tile. stucco; all
improvements: garage; tax exempt easy
terms: enclosed porch. Phone l2eoM Rich
mond Hill $4,000.
Borough of Richmond-Saie or Rent.
FOR Sale-1h year old one family house, six
rooms. bath; lot 29x14S; enclosed porch;
price SO, 500. as Beaumont av., West Brigh-
ton. Staten Island.
HAMILTON PARK, New Brighton. s. I.-At-
tractive IL room house. all improvements.
on large corner plot: near trolley. school.
stores; walking distance TO st. George Ferry;
bargain. s12. 900. OWNER. II Farview av.
ON Winter av., New Brighton. family
house: improvements; hot water heat. In
quire 3s5 Jersey St; price $1,000.
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westchester-saie or Rent.

ACRE, 10 room house. improvements;
garage fruit, shade: mile express de-
not. hour Grand Central: 50 600. rs
acres, fruit farm; river Views. brook,
plain building. near trolley and Peeks-
Kill depot: sale close estate river view;
country estate: modern residence. large
acreage, select section. cheap: cheap
acreage with brooks, timber. dirt roads.
$40 an acre. Village home, committing;
$4,000 up. ALEXANDER, 1 East 42d;
1894 Vanderbilt. Peekskiil office and
home. Sunday appointments, phone ABS.
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CORNER SD, Avenue A: bank mortgage
$4,000 cash. OWNER, $3.50 Sd av.
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A COUNTRY HOME AT LESS THAN COST,
ALI, IMPROVEMENTS, MAGNIFIcENr
VIEW OF HUDSON RIVER, 500
ELEVATION. ACRES OF WooDL
MANAGER OF HOTEL CAMBRIDGE eG
W. ssTH ST. COLUMBUS 77eo.
small amount OF cash plus quick -iic1
will secure for some commuter NJ
usual bargain in an ideal home at
Kisco. ~. r.: owner can no longer
same; rooms and bath. frame COT rfa
lot 50xi5o one car garage. garden. -
trees. IL minutes walk from station C.
146. Mt. Risco, N. ". Phone $50.
AT EAST VIEW = Opposite depot: sira
ground: fine views; about acres.
proved, adjoining county farm and
feler. Apply 70 Free Brannisan.
town.
ACCOUNT settling estate viii sacriffs
building lots. three blocks from sn
station In North Pelham; big bargain.
EDINGER. 222 9Th sv., North Pelham,
BUILDER Of country homes has an eI
year around country home; convenient {,
stations on the Hudson Division OF the
Central n. r. There IL plenty Of stor
the premises 10 build a massive mansion 1d
plans will be prepared TO meet your de st
This is an opportunity 70 secure one 0@
best residential sites along the Hudson sla
p q. no, ro3 w. 40th ST. New York
BRoNxvILLE.
SAT 800.
IN the heart OF Lawrence Park. 8 mi
from station, charming stucco houa
II rooms, baths. enclosed porch. large 1rE
beautifully handicapped plot. garage;
or telephone for full particulars. ELL
BATES. telephone Dronxyille itlo.
BRoNxvILLE.-Two new houses IN
Knobs section. ready for Immediate
pancy; English stucco and half timbe.
S24 600; Colonial stucco. OF unusually attrar-
tive design. masters bedrooms. ? baths.
oAKE. owner and builder. Bronxville, y. y.
Phone sD3s.
An unusually charming stucoo and English
half timber residence. situated on large
plot In the heart OF Lawrence Park. coniain-
ing 10 rooms. baths. with LIVING room
s0x20; all improvements. including garages
Immediate occupancy; price $500 terms
ELLIOTT BATES, telephone Bron1ville 1Alo
BRoNxvrLLE.
10 minutes. walk from station. IN Law
renee Park, Ftucco house. rooms, baths.
built-in garage; all improvements terrnri
price s2f 600. ELLIOTT BATES. teisphcne
Bronxvafe 1910.
BRONXvTLLE stucco house, suitable for
two families, II rooms, baths all iin-
provements. first class order: garage fm
three machines. Phone Bronxvills l2l4W OF
Circle 1898. -.
RyrfT, DING plots restricted. high class, near
golf courses, Niehaus estates, Quaker Ridge
road and North av.. New Rochelle ~ Y.
office $50 Broadway, room 6l4. Tel worth
os2.
pApG GAfN--Farni, 26a acres or would div
ide; 500 feet elevation; east end OF Peek.
skill. lots OF fruit must sell. WOOD
ESTATE. Al w. i25th st.
An advertisement IN the Lost daS
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility %
recovering potr lost property.
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Borough OF Bronx--ssre or RENT.

A bargain. four story. eight family brick
house: rents 5000: price $4,000; mort
gage 81. 900, at ) per cent: settling an ss-
tsts. LOsERB, Sf y ook Az.
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Above seth st.-Sth Av. to North River.
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AMERICAN basement dwelling on w. 10th
st.: electricity. parquet floors; Just re-
decorated; vacant estate must sell S2I 900,
worth S36. 600. CoUGHLAN 4 CLISBY. 200
W. 72d.
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-Sale or Rent.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
Best section; parlor, sleeping porcn
open fireplace, beam ceiling and pansiled
dining room. pantry. laundry. base plug.
downstairs toilet, steam heat. two car ga
to suit.
Also semi-bungalow. open flreplacs, sun
parlor. three bedrooms. combination coal and
gas range, laundry. steam heat near school
GALLAGHER. Builder. 3s7 Village av. tel
l70. Rockville Centre.
PERFECT COLONIAL HOME DESIGNED
BY FAMOUS ARCHITECT. HIGHLY RE
ROOMS, 3 BATHs; GARAGE. sTAsLE.
st1Hs paS EIEIPLAGE sId5 Pl PRIcE 5a% $3.50 TIL
VIEW Ay.. HOLLIS GARDEN J.. !.
PRIVATE home to let or for sale at Belle
Harbor IL room cottage. all modern I'm,
proyenents; rn large garage; pe., restricted
Beach. L. l. Tel. Lakewood. N J.. isow
PORT WASHINGTON-New 10 room stucco
Colonial home, located on hilltop In trees;
RSi F, sTssa $50 ssRr0S5 ow phons
Port Washington.
RICHMOND HILL, Ii
Beautiful modern detached house. large
rooms, bath, pantry; enclosed glass porch;
chicken house; Christian neighbors; located
handy 10 all trains. three blocks TO l.. !.
Penn station: atom" price I s.. 800: bargain: ownsr
leaving this section. 1912 Atfield av.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
Fifty minutes from Wall ST., gentieman's
handsome residence, corner property, con-
sisting OF 10 rooms. bath, sun parlor. maids
room, bath. new garage for accommodation
rooms. bath; tennis court; caretaker on
premises. THE BAIDRoCK CORPORA
T1ON, 141 Broadway. New YORK city.
RYAN . CO.,
142 West 12Jtn.
win give personal attention 70 the Efficient
and economical management OF few srE
houses. Harlem or Washington Heighl
will lease your property at stipulated sah
with cancellation privileges; interview
licited. Tel: Morningside 01ol. 49,
RoCKAwAY PARK. 172 Beach 12sth H.
house. furnished. Belle Harbor. for sa
SHORE FRoNTs-HOMES-FA
FLORAL PARK-8ox1o0; dwg. rms. 80
OZONE PARK-100x1O0; dwg., garage. 869
FOREST Hu1LS-Sd1loo; dwg.. 10 rms; 80
FORT SALoNGA-1o acres; Sound
coGIDGB sI poiNrI0 acres: river
Farms arms from : to e24 acres. cita C.
property. HENRY s. MOTT CO.. 2s5
bush av.. Bklyn- Sterling 1913.
SOUTH SHORE, Long Island. stucco usn,
rooms. just finished few minutes
6raa fr9m twD ssstons ooo sss2 70 manses ssrs
DOUGAI.L. Central av. and Long
Railroad. st. Albans, L. I.
SIX room cottage: heat. light. sun ) or
fine attic and cellar; plot 52x1o7; eaEA
81 400. price 1900 LUERSSEN. nrle
diately to right you get off train. aal
win, l.. l.
ST. JAMES-Moden dwelling, RI ras
bath, steam heat, electric light. 6Er5
water front on harbor. garage,
trees: price $4,000; make terms
r. KANNING.
SAYVILLFl, L. 1850 acres: half mile from
station, ~ from bay: suitable for farms;
$50 per acre. Write Room 1112. 80 Cedar 81.
SIX elegant lots at ST. Adams. l.. l.. within
city limits near jamaica; price u 500
AUG. LAUTER, 436 East 15Sth 81
ST JAMES-6o0 wooded lots; $1,000. terms.
985 st. Marks av.. Brooklyn.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above 5oth st.--sth Av. to East River.
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wESTBURY. l.. Modern house. nins
rooms. bath. gas. electric lights: about
130x135: fine lawn. fancy trees, fruit: fins
location; near depot. Apply FRANK POW
ERS, WeStbury. L. j.
WEsTBURY-sf3,o 900; 8 room dwelling; ono
half acre: two fireplaces, $1,000 cash
HENRY PTERsoN. 400 F1atbush sv.. Bklyn-
30 MILES FROM NEW YORK CITY: PRICE,
$4,000; TERMS.
VIII sacrifice attractive 10 room house:
rooms are large and have every convenience:
Mot lOox2OS: beautiful lawns garden, fruit
trees. flowers and shrubs near satt.on.
schools and churches: select neighborhood:
win send description in detail. Address
SACRIFICE. P. 5s4 City Han Station
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

From Battery to 14th ST.. Inclusive.
PRIVATE house Greenwich ST., near West
l1th. on lot f0x70; $500. all cash. p. X.
DEANE, Rector.
WASHINGTON ST., vicinity Canal: 55xs0;
with possession; price and terms right.
DERsCHUCH CO.. $50 Broadway.
II West 95th st.-Dweling; possession oc-
tober /. RABELL, 220 Broadway.
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A COUNTRY HOME AT LESS THAN COST,
ALL IMPROVEMENTS, MAGNIF1CENr
ELEvArfoN, EiIW c q I % ACRES OF wooDL
30 MILES FROM NEW YORK. A Lc
MANAGER or HOTEL CAMBRIDGE eG
w. 5sTH ST. COLUMBUS T760.
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APARTMENT house, 18th st. near 7th.-
Ten families, 75 rooms: average rent $6.26
per room; sacrifice for $8S.500; mortgage
S3l 900. COCHRANE, 2 w. 125th.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AMER. REALTY CO., go Broadway. bu
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties
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NEAR sTrI Az

NINTH Ward property, near 7th av. subway.
q story basement, 22pO0 ! Leroy St. price
si2, 900, 80 Morton st, price sf250o. DURoSS
~O tHS t4th N
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BROADWAY on the Hill, Flushing, T.. l..
35th ST. between State and Mitchell av.-
Nine new houses, six rooms and bath: every
Improvement; three blocks from station ven
terms w. s. GASSNER. Phone Flushing
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RICHMOND HILL. L. /.
Beautiful modern detached house. large
rooms, bath, pantry; enclosed glass porch;
chicken house, Christian neighbors; located
handy 10 all trains. three blocks TO l.. !.
Penn Station. price 1900: a bargain; owner
leaving this section. 1912 Atfield av.
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GREAT RARGAIN-Four story and base
ment, 100 Wet 18Th ST.. plot 226xi03.3.
Lease expires May ist: price $4,000.
EDWARD 8. FOLEY. 203 West i4th st..
Telephone 1856 Chelsea.
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Fifty minutes from Wall ST., gentieman's
handsome residence, corner property, con-
sisting OF 10 rooms, bath, sun parlor. maids
room, bath. new garage for accommodation
cars. with chauffeur's quarters Of 4
rooms. bath; tennis court: caretaker on
TION. III Broa dway. New YORK city.
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WASHINGTON SQUARE SECIIUN.
Five story apartment dwelling, between
4th and sth SITS , all modern improvements
rents about $6,400 yearly; all apartments
leased to October I.
PFpF 40 Washington Square.
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HERE IS AN IDEAL HOME

NEAR Morningside Park. 8 story dwelling.
10 rooms. tiled baths: electric lights;
immediate possession; price $16,50O.
PORTER g. CO., 139 w 126th ST.
NEAR 72d st. subway station. three story
high stoop electric light; price 5000,
s5 900 cash. SLAWSON & HOBBS. 162 West
I'D St
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DWELLING, upper West Side; price 1000;
$1,000 cash required. SHARUM, 10 B'way
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New bungalow, 8 rooms. bath. bedrooms
furnished: extra size piazzas; electricity
about acre handicapped: sell for $4,000. or
New house, furnished brass beds worth
800 each. magnificent fixtures; large
grounds, Handicapped; 20 miles bay view; :
bedrooms bathrooms: worth $4,000, but
sell $40 600. or accept best offer: buyers
furnish references, property only sacrl-
feed to high class purchasers.
FRANK +. AXTELL.
l. nr hrOher.
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BAYPORT-For sale. furnished or unfur-
nished, Ocean av. property, houses. 2
garages and other outbuildings; many large
shade trees. acre lawn. about "a acres alto
gether. Address owner 200 Schermerhorn
ST.. Brooklyn. or WOODS BROS. Bayport.
L..
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RYAN 4 CC
142 West 12Jt

win give personal attention 70 the eff '-'snt
and economical management OF a few
houses, Harlem or Washington Heigh' ns
will lease your property at stipulated s4'ss
with cancellation privileges; interview so-
licited. Tel. Morningside 0Io1.
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From Battery to I4th ST., inclusive

GREENWICH vILLAGE--Five story triple
flat on streets, 34 feet on 7th av., oppo-
site subway station, for sale at right price.
Address for particulars, AXEL A. OLSEN,
rnoua p0D m Naapnu ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05
FACES CHARGE OF
VEHICLE TAKING
Ralph Mcintyre, of Wabash,
Found By Police Crank
Ing Kurtz's Auto.

Ralph Mcintyre. giving HE ad-
dress as Wabash. Ind. was arraigned
before Judge George W. Omacht in
city court Thursday morning,
charged with vehicle taking. Con-
tlnuance until Aug. was granted
Mcintyre. a description Of whom
was given by George Kurtz, local at
torney. as the man he saw driving
away with his Studebaker car We'd
nesday evening, was arrested by the
police within an hour after Kurtz
reported TO them the theft OF his
car.
The car was stolen from the cor
ner OF Laporte and Kemble avs. and
found stalled" IN the 1900 block on
Lincoln way w. As minutes after
ward by the police, they say, just
as Mcintyre was trying TO crank the
car.
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Gets Suspended Fine
For Truck License Lack

For driving his truck without T.
cense, Bruce Gerhart, employed by
the Elaborated Roofing Co. drew a
fine of 81 and costs from City Judge
Omacht Thursday morning. The
court warned Gerhart against a re-
petition cf the offense, but, for the
reason, according TO the court, that
there was shown contributory negi-
gence on the part OF his employer,
the fine was suspended.
Ralph Fisher was fined 81 and
costs for operating his machine
without chauffeur's license and q
charge against him for volatinG
traffic ordinance brought additional
fine Of 81 and costs which was sus-
pended.
Herbert Dunn, 426 y. Cushing st.
Charged with exceeding the speed
limit, was fined 81 and costs.
Bert Browning, 337 II s Michi-
gan ST.. drew a fine of IS and costs
which was suspended. for operating
his automobile with an open muller
Spyridom Balances, PIP y. Michi-
San ST., charged with a similar Of
Tense. paid SIS and costs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05
ENJOY FUN NIGHT
At OLIVER FIELD
Recreation Committee to Make
Program Weekly Event
at Play Center.

Proving one OF the most enjoyable
events ever staged by the play CEN
ter at ]. d. oliver field was the fun
night" given Wednesday evening
between 7 and o'clock on the field
for the residents of the district
More than 400 persons were in at
tendance and participated in the in
formal program. Games, stunts and
contests enHvened the time.
Including among those who at
tended were members of the NUM-
cipal recreation committee who were
so satisfied with the success of the
event that a decision was made to
hold a similar feature each week.
Next wednesday the usual program
will be augmented by the showing Of
a moving picture. The pictures will
be thrown on a screen in front Of
the bleachers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05
FAIR ATTRACTIONS
OF HIGH HONOR
Insist Amusements This Year
Measure Up TO Best
Standard.

That St. Joseph valley IS hungry
for a real fair Is shown by the en-
thusiastic interest which has greeted
the preliminary announcement OF
plans for the seventh annual Inter
State Fair to be held at spr.ugbroolz
park. starting Tuesday. sept. H.. and
continuing for i've days.
Already scores Of requests for more
complete Information arc pouring
into the offices Of the fair assccia-
ton. both by mail and telephone.
Farmers, especially, are seeking
early information in order 10 qualify
as exhibitors and competitors for
the many awards.
Officials OF the Interstate Fair
association and OF the ST. Joseph
county Fair and Amusement COM
pauy. the organizations back oe the
fair. have pledged their word that
there win be no ground for objection
against this years event because OF
concessions, gambling devices, lewd
performances. and immoral exhibits.
ION the other hand. the amusement
end OF the fair VIII be given more
attention than ever before.
Sure 90 Amusc.
The racing program is Of the very
highest class, with events scheduled
which will draw horses from the
biggest state fairs booked Tor the
week before and after the local
event. Auto polo and probable gov
eminent hydrofiane exhibitions will
give those who like thrills the ex-
element they crave. while various
musical organizations from noted
soloists 10 famous bands viii cater
10 the artistic minded. Free exhi-
billions and shows Of the better type
VIII abound ON the grounds. accord
ms 20 present plans.
IN addition to the amusement and
exhibition angles Of the project, the
fair management has projected edu-
cational features OF the widest scope
the county school superintendent
nd the county agricultural agent
as well as the various schools and
city and rural clubs, are to coop
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crate in making this end OF the fair
g success.
Flower Shows Planned.
Flower shows for both the school
gardeners Of Mishawaka and South
Bend as well as for the public Al
large win occupy a beautiful corner
of the exhibition grounds. while the
United States School Garden army
and others VIII compete in a garden
vegetable contest alongside Of tho
greater farm products exhibits. Cash
prizes VIII be given in all classes.
The home too. as a paramount
factor in American life, ia TO be
given IT'S nook-and an important
one-at Springbrook. The rural
clubs viii compete IN a Home Econ
omics contest with exhibits designed
20 show The best way 20 administ-ate
and maintain a home. Prizes will
be awarded on the basis Of origin
atty. arrangement, and quality.
The seventh annual Inter-S State
fair is 10 be the show window Of s..
Joseph valley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05
Credit is a Part of Our Service
offers the opportunity to buy furs at the
lowest prices in years.

in buying you have the advantage of selecting
from full assortments
in buying you at least 20 percent.
in buying now you will be allowed three months t.
pay.
in buying you get the choicest pets and the bes
workmanship.
in buying you will get the lowest possible price
of the season.
Every fur style is guaranteed to be in STYLE
finest quality turs and guaranteed be Newman stand
ard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05
University Club Plans
FrOIic at Grand Beach

The annual outing and frolic Of
the University club will be held
Wednesday. Aug. Il, at Grand Beach
near Michigan City. The picnickers
will leave the club house at 10
o'clock III the morning and arrive
at the beach by noon where a noon
day lunch Will be held. Games and
contests will occupy the afternoon
until about 4 o'clock when q swim
ming party will take place. At G:30
o'clock dinner Will be served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05
Three Liquor Cases
Continued By Court

Three continuances of cases alleg-
ing liquor law violations were grant
ed by Judge Omacht in city police
court Thursday. Henry Richter. 702
s. Chaplin St, will appear before the
same court Aug. Is. Frank Carroll,
Sol L. Sample St. and Joe Szabo.
1901 w. Durham St, VIII face Judge
Omacht Aug. s and Aug. respec-
lively.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05

Track events were won BY the fol-
lowing entrants and prizes we~e
awarded: boys so yard dash. Ed
ward Kapski; girls so yard dash.
l. Lamiaska: junior boys IS yard
dash. D. POdalivick; girls IS yard
dash, Helen Chilberg: potato race.
Andrew Oris and J. Koratofsxa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05
DAIRY INSPECTOR
COMPLIES REPORT

Roy II Wolfe. city dairy inspec-
to-. prepared for publication Thurs
day the monthly milk report, show
ing the butter-fat and bacteria con-
tents OF milk sold 10 South Bend
consumers by the local dairy COM
panies and firms doing business in
the city. The report follows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05

crate in malzirg this end OF the fair
g success
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-05

This period is not materially diff
ferent from other periods in that
there are many persons who are
spiritually deaf and dumb.-The
Rev Raymond German, Cleveland
minister
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-20

p6"NHE workmen put their hands
| TO me cross and carried 1t.
burden and all. TO the nlnce
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-20


general In the volunteers army. As
after the Mexican episode. he returned
again 20 the law, he was Governor Of
Utah from 1873 to 1851, and minister
10 Turkey from 1881 to $40. when as
. good diplomat he won the esteem of
the late uniamented Abdul-Hamid and
could really put through business with
that scientifically dilatory tyrant.
He II known by his shree books,
.The Fair God. (fs73). "Ben-Hur.
t1ssO), and .'rhe Prince of India
tiss5D. n frst ~ n very clever re-
construction of the story of the con-
quest of Mexico by the ~Spasiards. The
reader feels a great sympathy with the
highly developed natives WHIT fell help
less before the superior arms of the
Invaders. The story, however, II by
NO means to be put In the same class
with "Ben-Hur." The skill, the knowI-
edge, the reverence with which the
story of Christ IL told largely through
the lives of others) have made "Ben-
Hur' one of the books TO tak q secure
hold ON the public. both as book ana
on the stage. where the famous chariot
race has won q classic place.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-20
Lewis wallace,
By LEW WALLACE

Lewis Wallace,
generally knows
by h shorter
name Lew, was
born In 1877 at
~Brookvflie. Indf-
anA. and perhaps
. quite uncon-
scions1y, potent In
spreading the Idea.
10 some. that In
that state In To-
Gated the literary
center OF this
country. He died
In 1905.
Like the stu
dents OF today In
the e strug-
gle, he left his
hooks for The
Mexican war. He
served ngain In
the Civil War ana