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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Radical Changes
In Revenue Bill
Are Prepared
Intangible Tax is Increased to
Five Mills Withdraw
Five Mills-Withdraw
Capital.

Lincoln, April lS.-{Special Tele-
gram.) = Radical and sweeping
amendments to Senate File Is, the
big taxation revision bill, were an
nounced tonight by Representative
George Williams, chairman Of the
house committee on revenue and tan
alton. The changes are:
Increase 4 mill tax on intangibles
to mills.
Withdrawal of tax on average
capital on coal dealers, oil compa-
nies and other seasonal firms. With
drawal of old average capital tax on
grain dealers in Nebraska which was
similar to proposed seasonal tax on
coal dealers, etc. Cutting out man
datory requirement which would
force county commissioners to pur-
chase tax assessment supplies exact
~ as samples sent out by state tax
commissioner. The ia xcommission-
er will send out sample; forms, but
purchase efadrpficases Of forms ~
not mandatory.
Explains Repeal Clause.
Williams explained that repeal of
the tax on grain dealers followed
revolutionary changes in the grain
business in Nebraska in recent
years.
Farmers cooperating are rapid
w gaining control of the grain
business" Williams said.
c. Petrus Peterson, former sena-
tor from Lancaster county, was the
princiIol speaer at the meeting. Will
liams announced that the big tax
bill probably would be reported out
of committee tomorrow. Excepting a
few minor bills and constant re-
quests to concur in senate amend
ments to house bills, the lower house
is through with its work for the ses-
sion, everything indicates, in the
event the tax bill is put out on gen.
era1 file tomorrow, it will not be
long until the house takes up con-
sideration of it and after that job is
completed. nothing short of an earth
quake will keep the honlesick mem
bers in Lincoln.
Commissioner Explains Bill.
Tax Commissioner Samuel Lord of
Minnesota is here, following tele-
graphic invitation from members OF
the revenue committees of the house
and senate to explain provisions OF
the big revenue measure which is
now pending in the house and which
has already passed the senate.
Commissioner Lord will answer
critics of the measure by furnishing
the house" COMMITTEE with informa-
ton as to. how the measure has
worked in Minnesota. The Nebraska
law is practically a duplicate of the
Minnesota measure.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Deshler Commercial Club
Entertains Neiphbors

Deshler, Neb., April 13.-(Special.) }
Attorney Jay c. Moore and A. X.
Johnson, president of the Tecumseh
Community club, and w. d. Vance,
mayor of Bellville, Kan; Lloyd A.
Johnson, councilman; Charles J..
Klaumann, city electrician; w. d.
Saip, banker, and E. L. Johnson,
manager of the stock yards, were
guests of the Commercial club here.
Mr.. Moore delivered the principal ad-
dress, telling something of Tecum-
seh's community work, Mr.. Vance
told what Bellville was doing along
the same lines.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Nebraska Delegation
In Night Session to
Confer on Patronage

Washington, April 13 Especial
Telegram 49, Morning engagements
i nthe several departments kept a
number of the members Of the Ne
braska delegation from attending the
called meeting of the delegation,
which was to have been held, today
in Senator Norris office and as the
junior senator had committee en-
gagement it was decided to post
pone the meeting until tonight. when
it is expected to finish reading the
endorsements for federal jobs in Ne
braska. 1t is not expected that a
vote will be taken tonight on any
of the candidates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Judge Doesn't Think Pair
Able to Beat Tn Anyl,odv

Harry Lefholtz. 4ll9 lizard street,
manager of the Universal Film com
pany, and ]. F. Connolly, 1904 Far
nam street, were both discharged in
Central police court yesterday by
Judge Foster, after hearing Of
charges of an alleged assault upon
F. c. Jones, 1l14 North Sixteenth
street, last Friday.
Both men denied any knowledge
OF the affair save that they helped
Jones after learning that he was en-
gagged in a fight.
Foster ruled that Jones was mis-
taken in his identity and said he did
not believe that Lefholtz and Con-
nelly possessed any hstic ability.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Released From Pest House
And Immediately Put in Jail

Alliance, Neb., April l3.-(Spe-
cial. III. Shapiro, Denver travelling
man.. who has been at the city pest
house under guard for two weeks
following his escape after he had
been sent there under quarantine for
smallpox, was released and immedi-
ate arrested on charge of breaking
the quarantine laws of the state. He
was fined S100. Unless his fine IS
paid he will spend so days in the
CITY iail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
League Officials Told to
Reduce All. Undertakings

Paris, April 15.-Ofiicials of the
league of nations have received in
structions, says the Echo de Paris,
to reduce their undertakings in order
that the misunderstanding existing
with the United States" may not be
widened.
The same newspaper declares tha,
Premier BRAND has telegraphed
Rene Viviani, former French pre-
mier, who is at present in America.
that France believes the United
States must participate in all the ad-
vantages of the common victory"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Three Persons Rescued

Beaumont, Tex, April l3.--Only
three Of the % persons on board the
Bowie Line steamship, Colonel
Bowie, which foundered last night
in the Gulf Of Mexico of Tampico,
have been rescued, according to a
wireless from the Norwegian steam
er Cissna to the Gulf Export and
transportation company, owners Of
the vessel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Labor ar
In Brit ain
-
Re Alliance" Decides Up
Won Walkout Friday Night
At 10 After Failure of
Peace Negotiations.
State to Use Strong Arm

by The Associated Press.
London, April 13.-Great Britain's
triple alliance of labor" will call its
members from their posts at 10
o'clock Friday night, it was announ-
ced here this morning at II o'clock.
Phis decision follows the inability of
the miners federation to reach an
agreement with the mine owners and
the government for the settlement of
the miners strike which began
April ].
The triple alliance" is made up Of
the National Miners Federation. hav-
ing membership of 100000; the
National Union Of Railway Men with
100000 members and the National
Federation of Transport Workers,
its member unions having a member
ship of nearly 100000 1t has been
estimated that if the alliance" should
cali a strike there would be about
100000 persons idle in England as
a result,
Decision Is Unanimous.
The decision to strike was reached
unanimously by the transport work
ers and railway men, J.. H. Thomas,
general secretary of the railway
mems union said after this morning. S
meeting.
The walkout," he declared, will
take place at 10 o'clock Friday night.
Many other unions have sent ap-
plications to Join the strike, and
these are being considered"
Other labor organizations may be-
come involved in the controversy
between the government and the
triple alliance" the Daily Mail de-
clared today that the executive conf
inittee of the electrical trades union
resolved last night to support the
triple alliance. An electricians
strike would paralyze street car traf-
&c and public lighting companies.
Papers Aroused.
All London newspapers today
dwelt on the serious injury done
the country by continued uncer-
tainty over the industrial. situation.
The London Times and the Morning
Post pointed out it was not the
actual amount of the wages at pres
ent in dispute, but the question of
national control of the profits of in
dustries which was at stake.
The Daily Herald, organ of labor,
said the government had banged
and bolted the door upon all hope
of an honorable. settlement"
The government today issked She
following statement bearing upon
the labor situation:
I'm the event of the threatened ex-
tension of the stoppage of work, the
government wishes to make it clear
that they will use the fullest powers
of the state to protect the workers
who remain at work in any services
essential to the life of the COM
munity.
In any settlement which may be
reached, the government will give
their support in assuring that the.
position Of such workers shall not be
prejudiced as compared with their
position before the stoppage."
The postponement of the triple
alliance" sympathetic strike yester-
day created an acute situation with
in the labor camp. 1t is understood
that the miners made a peremptory
demand upon their partners in the
alliance this morning that they de-
clare finally whether they intended
to strike, and if so. when.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Harding Contemplates No
Amnesty Until Peace Here

Washington, April l3.--President
Harding told a delegation which
called on him today to urge the re-
lease OF Eugene V. Debs and all
other prisoners convicted under the
war time espionage act that he con-
templated taking no action looking to
general amnesty for such prisoners
until state of peace had been de-
clared.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
New Revolution in Mexico
Scheduled to Start Nav )

San Antonio, Tex, April lS.-Re-
ports of a revolution in Mexico to
begin May 5, have been received by
government agents here from repre-
sentatives at points along the Rio
Grande, it was learned tonight. The
size and strength of the proposed
revolution seems to be unknown, al
though government agents have as
certained it is of such nature as to
be serious if carried through accord
ing to plans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Japanese Steamer Seized
"a Under Prohibition Act

Jacksonville, Fla, April l3.-The
3,400 ton Japanese steamer Erie Maru
was seized here today by the United
States marshal under the prohibition
enforcement act. The action fol-
lowed seizure aboard the ship of II
cases of liquor not recorded on the
manifest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Peasant Revolt Spreading

Copenhagen, April l3.-The cor
respondent of the Behring'S Zeitung
Helsingfors says he learns the
peasant revolt in southern Russia is
spreading. Reports says the govern
ment of Tambov. Voronesh, Kursk.
and Samara are in the hands of the
rebels.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
House Sitting Committee
Holds Up Senate Files

Lincoln, April l3.-(Special.) =
The house sitting committee de-
clined today to. handle any more
senate files until the senate proved
TO be more generous in throwing
house bills on its general file.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
Congressman Who Served
In War Form Organization

Washington, April 13.-Congress-
men who served with the colors dur
ing the world war formed an organ
ization with the view OF exchanging
ideas for The assistance of ex-serv-
ice men. Fifteen attended the
initial meeting, the majority of them
being new members. Those present
included Representatives Arentz,
Nevada; Lineberger and Swing.
California, and Johnson, South
Dakota,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-04-14
The Weather
shippers Bulletin.

Shippers Bulletin.
Shipments IN all directions handled
during the next "a 10 Sc hours may be
made safely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


HOMES II CITY AND SUBURBS.
I'm beautiful ROselaud and River Park
Lots iTi every part 81 the city. = and
acres north Of St Msrv's on cent "ar
line. $40 TO $3.50 each - cash aud -
per month
SOME OF Our go HOMES
SoHtheast ORe room cottage. furnished.
garage md shed, To- fOx14O. Price 500
$40 cash, $50 month.
Northeast, - room cottage. good loca-
ton. part mCdeFn $500, $500 cash.
Northwest. s large rooms > complete
baths Prise 5000 500 cash.
Exclusive addition. neat bungalow.
built years completely modern.
rooms, lot 40xl40 Price 5000 terms
Good location. completely modern =
room home, garage, large lot, - 200 $500
cash
Best residence section perfection u
arclitecCtre. = room home. beautifully
arranged. best finish quaint in detail
garage Price $1,000. terms
close IN. high class duplex. Is rooms.
completely modern. OAK enamel and
EiahogaRv finish, laundry, double garage.
81 800. terms
Elaborate IN finish. exquisite detail.
perfectly modern : room house. double
garage. large lot. Price Sl4O0. terms
We have many bungalows prices range
from - 00) - s. go. terms on an
-WORDEN REALTY co.
IS Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 40.
"Wa Are TuHaua~aanf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
HOMES FOR SALE

2. Bowman St. y block from Mich.
st. double house. modern but Furnaces.
IS 900. 81 900 cash. balance terms
F. Howard ST. live room cottage. So 100.
Notre Dame Az. room house modern
but furnace. - 300
Diamond av.. modern house possession
at once $3.50
:. Fellows st, tyO houses large iot
601i9s 5000. bart cash. Salslce pay.
uents
W. k. MCHENRY. REALTOR.
Lincoln SIS. 20 Warmers rust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
EMPLOYMENT


Heap Nautt-r - t-rnsHic 81
N ANILD--Aouug ladies' Wishing 90
I'lH bookkeeping ur sfsn1gnphF and
N"rA while going o. srnpoI VIII pay
r-' month with nice room aud board
while attending school daily Highest
f...reures exchanged gaze chance.
Write Patterson business Institute
l'.In-a. l.l. near chicago.
YOUNG tADl PreferIlIy living ~
homes must Dc Experienced. very rapid
fH Typewriter and ClcDph0ne work .
l.re good education. a9abie ~ de-
Neinpiu- into -e-rctarial duties. Reg
NI.E attendance aulpuHrta1l also uo"-
"-sIrE cheerful, business Use DISPOSE
tau. loyalty and Willingness Goo rO-
operate important fnetor. Permanent
-.t.on. good future with rapid grow
u- business Institution % South Bend.
-.-I" experience cite. aul.. los. eel sal-
H willing % start. DO not apply
unless you cOuseionuOusly feel you
rIn iuliiu these requirements Write
inA ~. care News Times.
OR Cd Solicitors fo- taking or
lers ou fast selling household neces-
SHY permanent work AMI hard work
ers cam make $40 o. SO daily. Write
us 1t once at Dos -G4. care News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

We Waot propertv TO sell II you;
move q See our ads. under city
DropertN for saR. William Hapu.
Realtor. 90 Citizens Bank Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 1871.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
FINANCIAL
jsu.iness opportunItics

Iu-iitN9 OppOftuHittce %
AkE lOt-Lookiug for q good business
Good opportunity. Address
w II NcWs0m. GO Calumet ay., Ham
nOud Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

HAUGH d HARMON.
49, Farmers Trust Bldg
Main llS- Residence L 100
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

al lu IKACIOE-Lsaru alI about auto
tractor and gas engine business, SPLEEN
nIH npOrtuuIty TO- every ambitious mau
wishing no earn 500 o. 500 month F:
Write for free book, "MIhug You Mas
f.r 90 ODE Auto Milwaukee Motor
school. Dept. o. JJ5-7 D0wuer av.. Mil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
Auction Sale

PFBIIC SALElgTiN Mar. 10. Ten beId
horses. fOur cows. fifteen head hogs.
one buggy, enc wagon and dump box
and other articles too numerous 90
mention. George r. Stousscr. aO2f ".
calvert ct
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
ID S e ID
O. a In s

The otggest argument VI Sc i1 ser-l
a new Buick il tne resale vsilr of q.
CAT Two. three or four wears later 81.
make that argument EorI 10 is sirar
business proposition thar f-r used care
Ne offer 90 the public Hc .u sl,t con
stand UD and give tl- scrr.re Oh
people nave learned Co. expect n I'm -a
Model e. s. Buick 3 passenger. rr,
Under a medium size. deep cushion
al car, big gas mileage good fr.>
good paint, EooI cop. Power ln
burn Better than a Ford Tor f3-u
work
-Sfo5.oo-
previously owned 10y Chas. j I.1wrcl.e
Model % Buick pasSc1scr. s.e,L.
indcr NeV Ugbt Ilne 3af0l q good
tires, N them brand rrW cords
motor rebuilt disk wheels - miles
70 tho gallon. Ios Bear
Former owner. Fred Glen
Model u 80 Buick . aasssaser Al.
other of tire popular Light 3 models
excellent mechanical condition. good
tor ~ miles 20 the gsllon, soon be-
Owned before by Leo Wills
Model H-45 Buics rasseasg-
Newly painted, thoroughly over
hauled, fine tires nll around
81 100 co.
Formerly owned by Dr. A A. kramer
Model H45 Buick . passenger Ir
truly wonderful mechanical condition
cord tires good Tor aN season. one
spare. travelled smIll mileage
81. a00OO-
prev .ous owner. William Mccullough
Automobile exporting bis business
1921 Dodge Rrothc-s Counc
Looks. runs, and rs as gHod as
brand new car Newly Vanished
Run only 400 miles 40 need a.
say more when price i-
1000
a. s. Morton oUneI 8. bcsorr1
The following ears are riI being -ur
r} their owners pending delivery ~ fbrH
new Bucks. are as near perfect mcrhau
iraIlT us they can Doe. AMI demonstration.
will be arranged hy appointment
1910 Lexington % passenger tour
Ing right iu every WAY. bought af
bargain and being s,lI lhe Same
way
1920 Monroe passensor. e cylinder.
good tires. good paint good an
'.it'--.H 'iH -tN IIIilf..I- l.I
cred 10y original Marmon and Lex
ington Designer
81 80 o.
Model Do Buick = passenger. al
most new Royal Corils ono brand
new Firestoue spare. frw ton and
side curtains, 5000 paint Job last
fall.
5000
Model Is 90 Buick - passenger sedan
run only one season practically pcr
feet iu every wHE - model same
car costs new St10pO0
=. 900 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

room modern nome large lot. garage B.
located OF paved street IN the best res
!qence neishooraood. northwest, price
. room modern bungalow new Ia fine
$500
. room. modern bungalow new in good
residence location. northwest. prlce
S4-eOO. 500 cash, balance IN PAYMENTS
% room modern square home. new
$1,000: $500 cash, balance on payments.
Z room house, close in 20 center, paved
street; plumbing. Vacant. Price s. so
Modern square home. located in the
country IN main read: ceres or fine
heavy black soil: fruit Price $500
- VOTGHT AND BRADFORD
Ground II'or Eio1 ,Trdst Bldg.
Lincoln Jiff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

HABERDASHERl-An experienced live
wire salesman in haberdashery trade.
o. represent large shirt Misunderstanding
concern. Answer. giving nearest phone.
~ rite Box 81. care News Times.
HAINCOATS-S7 a week selling CrescO
rnincoats BE independent 70 collect
ing or delivering sample coat and
outfit free Improved Mfg Co.. Dept.
go. Ashland. ohio.
SALESMEN-To sell paints roofing
spcclaltie~ Direct from the mauufact-
ure 90 rhe farmer. Save him the
m.ddlemdn's profit. Investigate. The
Tour1iue Paint Co.. JJll Euclid gv,
Cleveland. Ohio
EOTASTNOP-I want distributors for
RotastroD. gives 60 snaves from one
blade, tbousands being sold every man
prospect; four sales cav nets YOU
so per week exclusive territory. Ad-
dress Manager. Burke MIG. Co. Dayton,
Ohio.
SILL AUTO TIRES-Sloo weekly easy.
Main or sifc line 4U,.3i sells for
500. Others priced ace rdinly. Guar
auteed 5000 miles Capital or eNper-
fence unnecessary. Harrison Tire Co,
Hammond Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

farm lands in Cass
county. IS miles from south Bend
prices from SO TO 500 per acre We
have q Iichigau agent f0 acres. .
miles from South Bend Paved road.
excellent buildings. good level land.
price $500 terms
is acres miles from South Bend
excellent Land. acres fruit orchard /:
one acre grapes and berries, good
buildings, AN stock and tools co.
5000. terms
We have many farms az reasonable
prices
WORnEN REALTY co
23S Farmers Trust Bldg Main AS
Independent"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY



WI SILL TIE EAKTH." Properrv
Tor sale iu AL parts OF the city. Roselspd
and kNer PARK. List your property with
Us FOR immediate sale.
Northwest. . blocks from center. beau
tuul orieptal structure. finished iu Osz
throughout q rooms, an modern. -. 759
terms
room Ril modern. 8 bedrooms. Oh
paved street. $500. terms
Beautiful bungalow Iu Navarro place.
tJ1l-u, an modern. hardwood finish
solid OAK floors $50, terms
southeast. % TOUm aii modern large Div
lng room. WITH open stairway. oak focrs.
IuH basement 3 bedrooms $500. terms
room Partly modern. & 500. $500
down .balance monthly. imme Iiate pos
session.
ltENrALs-ENTRAORDINAEY
room home. = blocks from center. on
paved street; an modern 2 bedrooms
garage
HAUGH q HARMON
32t-S Farmers Trust Bldg
Main 1fNL- Residence L 1<ln
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
situntlons wanted-NlaIe

POSI1ION-Married man with small
family wants position ON farm 10y the
year. 16-5 Svygart av.
POSITION Wanted by ex-rlilroad agent.
Is years experience iu an kinds OF
R. II. clerical work state wages Can
furnish hest OF reference Address.
A q. win Box 1Oi. BIemen. md.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
Farms for sale

40 ACRES GOOD HOUSE WITH 20
ACRES OF GOOD LAND, SUITABLE
FOR SUBDIYIDING: LAY ONE MILE
WEST OF RIVER: VIEW CEMETERY
AND ONE MILE NORTH OF LIN
. COLN WAY ". POSSESSION
MARCH l., 1921 IF INTERESTED
CALL Al 663 FARMERS TRUST
BLDG. AND ASK FO8 +. j. ANDER-
son. REALTuR PHONE LINCOLN
1S5s: LINCOLN 1856.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Automobiles Tor sale

s PER CENT INTEREST
IL paid "a sA le2os.ts lsft u4.a "a.
We loan money on nfs. -7oits.E,
securities n South Bend ana 1irl.
rvakL WorEinE men's BuIdiuz
Loan Assn. Whitoorb ksEsFs
of1ce. Farmers Trust BldE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

aIF MS FOE ME CAR BROWNS
HAVE H. Eurd Qutcs seating rings
over izc pistous. Muluaestos brake
uu,uc scandinavia lining are just
few ~ the hundreds N lsCtul Items
wee snII. Brown Motor supply. ilt
T.. jefferson blvd. Phone Liuclln 2ta5
TIRES NepHirrd tires Nf nave l.il
.rI,.rIf fn III ,1rn -I... L-l5 .D11 $500 #.
.4y.I .f,f Y1N.I.. $3.50. S3Nf 90
.-Nfs.. $500 Liu~cnm.er Tire Shop,
~1G S. Michigan 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
INSTRUCTION
Local InrtruelIon crasses

Local Instruction Grasses Al
COMMERCIALLY Thorough business train
iu-. best business position. The re-
ward of those attending The Thomas
Commercial school Day and Night
sessions Stenocrapbic. bookkeeping,
secret0rial efficiency courses Enter
r-u,v- High. grade. thc best. Entire
third floor. Mich. x Wash. Main 2106
WE OFFER Thorough curses IN stenO
graphy. bookkeeping. commentary ac.l
counting. secrCtarial branches, and
higher accounting. Confer with MS on
your business or professional account
ancv education. Office oDen every week
Gav and Monday and Thursday even
ings. The South Bend Business Col
Iegc Fully accredited 2 v the y. \. &.
s Cnrner Ni,hfvnn and Monroe 1ts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

Automobiles for sale
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

STORE ROON-33x73 feet and Meat
Market attached; two five room flats
and bath. modern except furnace. large
lot with space for an additional build
ing. would consider a residence prop
crtv and terms with good cash pay
mont mus De sold sub icet Co present
leases. the above can Doe bought for
$4,000 and is one ~ the remaining
bargains I'm South BEND. j. NJ Jolly.
-. : Main ST. Phone Lincoln 6t9G
Residence phone Mislavakd 21lA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
REAL estate FOR SALE

HOTEL--AMERICAN Plan HOTEL OF
40 ROOMS. OWNERS ILLNESS
ONLY REASON FOR SELLING
A. II. SHULTL ROOM 4. 2lG-is ".
JEFFERSON BLVD.