davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20

catre pat. Gu och6 holbati, mu-
gind, starita facea felurite schi-
monosituri din fata. Inebunise.
Maicuta Iuliana tresari 81 Isl
zise: Use face" Sc apleca asu-
pra Ell. Sc dadu un pas inapoi pri-
Wind Gu atentie Ia grimazele de
pc fata staritei, care incepu sd
urle 81 ISL abuse aminte de Titu.
Aceleasi grimaze erau 81 pe fata
lui 81 tot asa de salbatic urla: Tn
zimbet de conpatimire flutura
TN moment pc buzele ei rumene
81 aplec6ndu-se asupra staritei ii
puse din nou calusul IN gura, fara
ca starita s4 faca vre-un gest de
groaza, 81 esi zicandu-gi in sine.
"A fnebunit. Martor imi este
Domnul care site toate, 81 nam
dorit SO vad nebun6. &
Incuie usa dormitorulni 81 esi
afara pc pridvcr. V6s1nd pe mai.
cllta Agata q llr6a scxrile, as-
'tspta cu privirea perdut4 IN zare'
C6nd se aprou,ie a. q A. spuse "a
doa,nna ntasit 4 4 ,cI,,av1 Il ~
q ! !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
.EvACUAREA ROMfNll0R
Din SIBERIA

Ne-a sosit La redactie eel mai
nou numar Ono. 3 Martie 1929
al ziarului Tara Noastra. 9
Acest ziar este organul prisonie-
rilor romani din Siberia 81 este
litografat. Apare in fiecare luna
81 are scopul de a infOrma pt
fratii nostri carl nu s'au putut
reintoarce inca in tara noastra
= despre cele mai insemnate eve.
nimente &c sc petrec in tara 81 in
lume.
Din acest ziar reproducem ar
ticolul urmator:
Dupa sosirea Misiunei Romano
in Siberia, Is Aprilie 1920, a in
ceput evacuarea Voiuntarilor Ro.
mani 81 IA fostilor prisonieri dc
razboiu, deveniti cetateni romani
dupa cum urmeaza:
Primul transport pc vapOrl
englez 'Tras es Monies pleca1
la y Maiu 1920, GU un numar d.
1924 persoane.
AL 2-lea transport pc vaporu
englez ,Huntegreen'', plecat Ia
! Iunie 1920, Gu un numar dt
112 persoane.
AL 3-lea transport pc vaporu
american 'Prezident Grant, pie
eat la % August 1920, Gu un nu
mar de 12O persoane.
al 4-lea transport pc vaporul
japonez 'Kai Kyu Maru'', plecat
in - Novembrie 1920, Gu un nu.
mar de 9SS persoane.
AL 5-lea transport pc vaporul
englez ''Gujarat'', plecat in
Martie 1921, Gu un numar de 15S
pers0ane.
al 6-lea transport pc vaporul
francez Pierre Benoit'', care va
pleca pana la Is Martie, va ii din
approximately go persoane.
Afara de acestia un numar de
277 persoane au fost evacuati
parte in grupe mai mici pc diver,
Sc vapoare, lar parte au plecat
spre casa pc socoteala proprie.
Deci, pana la jumatatca lunel
Martie, sub suspiciile Misiune.
Romano au fost evacuate, dir
Siberia 457l persoane. a.
Din transpoartele sus amintite
primele doua find ocupate nu
mai de supusi romani au fost di
riJate direct la Constanta; cele
lalte find la un loc Gu .alte diver
Sc nationalitati au fost debarcat,
la Trieste, de unde prin ingrijire,
authorization romano au fost diri
jate in Tara. (''Tara Noastra"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
CAUTAM

UN AGENT care e hine cJlnOs-
cut in Cleveland, de v1nde To-
turf de casa escelente. Experienta
nu necesara. Sc da tot ajutorul
posibil. Vina sd vorbesti Gu Mr.
Springer de la 8 la II.
The s H. Kleinman Realty Go.
National City Bldg. Etajul al treilea
Cea mai mare organizatie de limo
bile din Cleveland.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20

minta corpul ca sa scape de lega-
turtle mainilor 81 ale picioarelor
81 grimazele de pc fata ei, Sc con-
vii,ss 81 mai multi g nu se pre-
face. Esi in biroul staritei 81 ceru
nulnarul telefonnlui episcopiei. In
momentul cand se apleca pe trans
mitor - yorbeascx, use se des~
chise cp bEsschet6 q archiman-
dritnl Sebastian 1ptr4 yal vartej
insotit de mxicuta Iustina.
iDute soro Iustipo y spaape
sprorilor valeria. Aaapia i Marta
- al astspte pan4 VIM rise
nakicuta Iulians, "a IN suspin %
a,urare, vazfnd - duhovnicul 81
suflstssc, 4 apropiindnrse Dc y,
ii spuse tot ce-4 pxtit u ! ncdt
de i plecarea lui = pink in 10
1nentul acela.
Archimandri 81 exprima de
mai multe ori indignarea Az
uneltirile staritei y sdmiratia
|pentrp curai,l \ dibacis mkis'Iy
Qtei Inlans u ineheie ,.I q.
q, sls . ~ d1ie urffn cat0 VI tortuFi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
INvtTARE

Studentii Umvcrsitari Romani
din Pittsburgh au onoarea sd in
vite onor. Societati 81 Parochiile
Romano din Alliance 81 impreju-
rimi la SERBAREA STUDEN-
TEASCA Dumineca "a Aprilie in
sala U. S. r. A. subt auspiciile
Comitetului Uniunei.
PROGRAMME:
l. Traiasca regele, plan; G.
Dimitriu.
2. Cuvint de introducere, l.
Gardescu.
3. A ruginit frunza din vii, Cor
4. Cantec popular, D-soara E.
Cosmin.
5. Poezie spusa de H. Babes.
6. ''Curiozitate Femeiasca" de
NJ. Popescu. Comedie intr 'un act
PERSOANELE.
Manolache; |. Gardescu.
Sofia, sofia sa; D-ra E. Cosmin.
Lucia, flea lor; Ora Ancta Dora
Dobrean, secretar; c. Dimitriu
lPenescu, tapiter; C. Tarcauanu.
Ana, fata in casa D-soara E.
Muntean.
Z. Steluta, C. Anagnostache 81
S. Fagadau.
s. P:oezie spusa de c. Tarcauanu
3. Cantec popular, D-soara T.
Cosmin. - III
10. Hore 81 marsllri, plan; c.
Dimitl.iu. ;. AS''''
II. I'm misel mai putin" de
E. Mill. Drama intr 'un act.
PERSOANEIE.
Ion; NJ. Roman.
Maria, sofia sa; Ora E. Cosmin.
Victor, amantul eli; S. Fagadau
Grigore, panic de noapte; L
Gardescu.
II. Marinarii voiosi; C. Tar.
cauanu.
Ii. Cantece la mandolina; S
Fagadau.
IA. ''Semnele dragostei'' dc
II. Babes. Comedie intr'un act.
PERSOANELE: -
Grigore; G. Anagnostache.
llean, flea lui; Ora E. Cosmin.
Stan; /. Gardescu.
Costache; s. .Fagadsu,
Is. Erea m Ahufg; &c. Tar
cauan.
Is. Bravi ostasi; Cor.
J (9OL91).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
punse maicuta Valeria.

tSeA44>SS
''Bine. Dute in cabinetpl meu
de toaleta, spalate 81 puneti Hal.
nele in rinduiala, 81 sd ramAi aici
in birou" si fara Sc astepte vre.
un raspuns, 1ntra IN birou, desle.
ga 81 pc maicuta Ananie, q Il 90
muniea 81 ei faptul promitfn du-i
cd . W ayea pc linga - 80 poll.
tie de incredere dac3 - snpune
vointelor ei,. 81 naica Ananie jurS
c6 ii VI Il credincioasa ii " spune
ca . ajntat Ia legarea stsfitei.
o trimiae 81 pc es - seispele IN
dprmitorul ii, fntra il hirep \
dezlee4 ii pe maicuta Marta, csrs
se s1puse cu aceiasi bun& vointk
dstorintelor 81, ca si maisutels
Valeris, u Anania, jurfndrsi ~
cultare N supunere.
{ Intrx IA dormitor, "a etpdAll s6x
.colns1niee ysstee gi naxicutei 6ers,
,dar rlzind-o ~ doar,ne y M
aiark \ spuse inthnpl plarea 4 4.
es,fsi I,stina, care soeise, y se
xlsss IL tpAr srtul mi, S1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20

Din cauza ca plec i'll Patria
veche, Wind Restaurantul meu
care in centrul Romanilor, Id
pozitie foarte .buna, aproape de
Miller Rober Factory 81 Fires
tone. DOritorii sd Sc adreseze la.
ALISANDRU AIRESAN
81 Stanton Ave. So. Akron, Ohio.
(9O-91).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
C A u 7

Pc persOana care au CONAN
dat carti de la Editura Librariei
Ignatz Hertz Bucuresti. Din cauza
transportului S 'au rupt libelu Gu
adresa de pc pachet tocmai pc la
mijloc 81 din adresa alt ceva nu
mai ramas decat D-lui loan p.
Box, 81 compania de trenuri ar
crede ca Sc tine de Zelenople.
Numai PERSONA care sd site ca
au dat comanda 81 site sa-mi
spuie numele cartilor comandate
sd Sc adreseze la
loan SEISAN
P. Box 437 Zelienople, Pa
(90-91).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
CAUTAM
LUCRATORI LA SFECLE
DE ZAHAR

Preferam familii carl au expe-
rienta in lucru de farma. MOI pla-
tim $23 pc AGRA. Casa pentru locuit
81 transportul gratis. Veniti la
Cleveland City Hall, Free EN-
ployment Bureau, East 6-lea stra-
da 81 Lakeside Ave-, Cleveland, e
deschis in fiecrae ri afara de Du-
minica, della orele 9 a. m. la 5 p. m.
Veniti pentru informatiuni mai de-
tailate.
Comitetul Tuturor Companion
de Zahar
Familiile carl locuesc in apro
pierre de Detroit 81 Chicago sa scrie
sau sd Sc adreseze la Michigan Free
Employment Bureau, 461 Larned
Street, West Detroit, Michigan, sar
la Sugar Beet Workers Employ
ment Bureau, 1884 w. Van Burer
ST., Chicago, Ill.
Compania Columbia Sugar va
tinea 0 adunare Duminica. "A Aprl
lie 1921, della orele 2 la 4 p. m, Ia
$50 Buckeye Rd., 81 la 1922 W
Seth Place, Cleveland, Ohio.
(9l-92)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20

|1sandru, amantsl fAlcindsi; q |
loan Mint.
Thibaut, un taran; d Vasale
Clotan.
Perrin, fiul lui Thibaut; dl g.
Radut.
4. LA Arme's de Stefan @. To-
sif, cor MKT, din partea diletan-
tilor.
5. 'Aparenta insala'; piesa in.
tr'un act.
PERSOANEIlE:
Invatatoare; D-ra Maria Vanga.
lula, eleva; D-ra Ana Iowa.
Maria, alta eleva; Ora Lrcretia
Blotor.
Lucretia, treia eleya; D-ra Ma
ria Bogdan.
Cicilea, tot eleva; Ora Paras-
chiva Vanga.
| 6. ''Traiasca Regeless cor mkt.
/ Z. ''Pacatele lui Ganju'. Piesa
| in trei tablouri, de N. Radulescu
| Niger.
| PERsOANELE:
Ganju camatar; dl Carol Tar
Foarea, fiica sa; D-Soara Elisa
j beta Muntean.
Manea, datornic; dl Nec1llaie
l Comanelea.
Tase, dator1aic; dt Vasile Clotan
loan, amantll Noarei; d lionel
J; Gardescn. y Ss'4' ~.
Joita, sora lui.; D-soara 'knetta
Dura.
Dan, dl Mihaila Zprki izayu 3.
| g.. Win fetitele L. moara"
| cantata de dina Aurelia Dura 8
fetitele Anetta 81 Emilia de Z ami
i 9. ''Jidanul in ziua de Pasti''
oomeoie III z ac'e.
3 IhnooANH1n:
2 MOTT! uun'er' ul ioan nan's'
Romanul; dl Doroftei Dates.
4
! oergentui de straoa; ol oeors'
! naou3. ),
! fre1ectM poh9lel; ol vasll'
coEan.
Waldman' AT J'oan VI aSnlal
Oprean.
.lQ, at Team luoit luz
de dl thlrlon otanuE y o-na ne
len znrkiza. /, .,ls4,..
IL. Null orep'ale vpn'o' = :
dc famrlla " AurKlza. Is
y. Tlnerele D-soare oin "ooo
lawn vor ]uca lssorlcui 'l 'c =
Caluser.
n Dams pana n zorl de q. :,
vestlta muzlca olmlon :, NH'
Smu DIN Aoungslown' onio y
distra pc onor. Public Gu ceie ms
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20

Rtetul Dentru DabllcatAl cat sCaat''.
sDe v1naaFess ssAnuns Il eAsAterAs'',
oee., eostA Dentru 1leeaFe euvtnt 2
CDuTI - Dubllcaties Sab . q cent
90 - DablleA Minnie. !
RoatHu DAE1 Ae seaDAs InvitAft oe
betea. e1naail sau .dansafa eeaN u.
nla, sau o4.0o eoloanA de STAG.
Pahlleatiils sA lie lnsstite - sona
~oeeeaRA. Credit NJ are aoelt soeletA-
Me ain Uniunea \. n. 4.
uanuscriptels sau fstsgra1A N -
AADolaoA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
c A u 7

Pc Floria Todorici. din comma
Olcia, Jud. Bihor. AS vrea sd ma
intalnesc GU dinsul caci in luna
viitoare plec in Patria veche.
IL rog, daca Va ceti acest anunt
sd mi scrie pc adresa:
MIHAI BARNEA
1908 jefferson Str. Gary, Ind.
(9019D.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
CLEANERS ELECT
YEARS OFFICERS
Mrs. L. Bellany, State Lectur-
er of the Supreme Arbor
Gives Address.

Mrs George Chandler was elected
the chief cleaner at a meeting Of
the Mint Arbor. Ancient Order Of
Cleaners. held Friday evening in the
K OF p. hall. Other officials elect
ed were John Monhaut, vice chief
cleaner; Clayton Weiss. secretary
and treasurer; Mrs. Clarence Full
mer, chaplin: Mrs. ]. Weiss, lectur-
er; J. Weiss. conductor; Mrs. Carl
Fulmer, conductress; Joseph Sheets.
inner guard; Carl Fulmer, outer
guard. Mrs L. Bellany. state lect-
urer of the Supreme Arbor Of De-
troit was a guest of honor at the
meeting and gave an address.
MOVE BACK TO MISHAWAKA.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fachs and
family have arrived here from Ste
ger. ILL.,. and have tagen up their
residence at sos S. Logan st. Mr..
and Mrs. Wachs are former resi-
dents of Mishawaka, having left
here II years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
PREDICTS BONUS
FOR YANK VETS

WASH1NGTON. D. c.. Oct. %
Former service men will cost the
United States government $4,000
10000 within the next % years, de-
clared Sen. King. Utah. today to the
United Press.
Most of this great sum. King said.
would be paid out Of the treasury
in some form of pension for the vet
Grams of the world war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
VETERAN ACTOR
TELLS so YEARS OF
DRAMATIC HISTORY
Frederick Warde Speaks to
200 Mishawaka Women
Talks of Booth and Irving.

Voted one OF the most successful
meetings ever held 10 the history Of
the Mlshawaka Woman's Club
That was the verdict OF more than
zoo enthusiastic women who yester-
day heard Frederick warde. review
the dramatic history Of the past 50
years.
AIlshawaka society was well rep
resented at the meeting which was
OF more than two hours duration
Mrs James L. BOstwick. president
OF the club, presided. and Introduced
Mr. Warde.
The veteran thespian presented a
distinguished appearance and spoke
IN a clear voice. holding his audience
every minute Of his long address.
His subject was Fifty Years OF
Make Believe" He painted era phic
word pictures Of the great actors Of
yesterday. telling intimate stories
and "reminiscences of Adelaide Neil
son. Charlotte Cushman. Edwin
Booth. Henry Irving John McCul-
Tough and Larence Barrett. Mr.
Warde injected considerable humor
into his lecture. and quoted copious-
y from the various plays Of the past
half century.
The lecturer said that he deplored
the slovenly way Of modern talking.
and declared that next 10 the stars
and stripes our language stands for
the highest phase OF patriotism and
should be treated so.
Mr.. Warde advocated a revival OF
Shakespearean plays and placed
himself on record as opposed TO
censorship Of any kind regarding
the legitimate stage Of the silver
sheet. Instead OF "A man made and
man controlled censorship, Mr..
Warde suggested q censorship OF put
lie condemnation. Suggestive plays
and immoral performances can best
be eliminated by treating them with
the silent contempt they deserve, -
ne said. by dignifying them with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
IN
SHORT LETDOWN

Reduction 10 a working schedule
of two days per week was inaugur-
ated in all departments OF Plant No.
?. of the StUdebaker Corp, IL was
announced Saturday by A r. Frs
kline, president of the corporation.
The cutting down Of the number Of
working days is only temporary. Mr.
Erskine declared. 1t is understood
that the anticipated general rail-
roa0 strike throughout the country
has prompted officials Of the con-
Germ in making the curtailment. and
that there will be a full! resumption
as soon as this matter IS definitely
settled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
DEMPSEY-WILLARD
FIGHT HELD SURE

NEW YORK, oct. 22.-No con-
tracts have been signed, but the
u m p y-Willard heavyweight
championship battle July 4th next
in Jersey City is practically cinched.
Tex Richard said today. Both will
work on a percentage basis. dividing
55 percent of the receipts. So per-
cent to the champion and 90 per-
cent TO the former titleholder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
MISH 5d4A9HN,kk

active criticism we only serve 20
excite public interest in them and
foster their being.
Mr. Warde plays the leading role
in the annual mission play which -
a feature OF Los Angeles life. He
has long since retired from the the
atrical field and is devoting bis time
70 the lecture platform trying TO
revive interest in Shakespearean
drama.
Herman Wilson followed Mr..
Warde and rendered two piano solos.
also responding 20 an encore.
A brief business meeting preced-
ed the program. Eight new mem
bers were proposed. This added to
the 40 new members proposed at the
last meeting. makes total OF 4s
new memberships.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
CRIME WAVE SUBSIDIES

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Chief OF
Police Charles F1tzmorris welcomed
the ". K. Utopia today.
During the "a hours ending al
$3.50 a. m. there wasn't a report Of
burglary. robbery, hold-up, muir
der. attack or other crime in Chi
cago.
But s:31 a. m, was another story.
Help. police, robbers got $500
from the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
store" came the cry over the phone
20 detective bureau.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

at clubs IN Detroit, Rochester. Ak
ron. Goshen. Indianapolis. Chicago
and Kansas City.
Paddy has practically accepted
the terms offered him and is now
waiting for faculty permission be-
fore clinching the bouts Starting
on Monday. Burns will do road work
10 conditions himself for the busy
season his manager has planned for
him. and will continue this work
until the slime Of his first big bout
which Is booked for Tuesday night.
Nov. l. before the Sportsmans Club
Of Rochester. y. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Paddy Burns Has
Big Bouts Ready
to Start Season

Paddy Burns. one Of the most
popular OF Notre Danes pugilistic
representatives. expects 20 De kept
busy throughout the winter months.
Burns has a number Of bouts under
consideration. which viii pit him
against the best boys OF his weight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

merchant Tor two and a half years.
he has recently put in a line OF
Ardmore and Town Tog clothes. He
was in business in South Bend for
is years and - one OF Mlshawaka's
lrnrressive merchants
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
UFRF FROM MICHIGAN.

Mr.. and Mis-. Carl Meinke OF Mat
avian. Mich. are the guests OF the
formers sister. Mrs. Marshal Potts,
206 y. Race 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
RJRTH OF son.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Storms. 413 w. Battell
St. at St. Joseph's Maternity hos
pital Saturday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

Don't forget to take in the Moose
bazaar Nov TO u. Moose hall, e14
8. Main ST. I4t27-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

L. NJ. Alexander. we'll known in
northern Indiana, who is the pro-
prietor Of Alexander's Mems Cloth
ing store, has been a Mishawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Lots For San.

LOT on s PARK Az near Cedar St
for sale: also 7-rOOm home on T..
Third st. Inquire Harry Elisa ser.
321 y. Cedar st. Phone Mishawaka
9l7. 2=t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
MiSha7O aka Classified
WEST SIXTH ST

WEST SIXTH ST
Four-room cottage for sale, large lot.
electricity and telephone installed:
now vacant; will sell equity cheap or
trade for second hand automobile;
no Ford touring cars.
MYERS. Long AND HUTTON.
522 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 754. open evenings.
WE CAN BUILD a home for you much
cheapter than you can buy one; part.
ly or all modern; small first payment,
balance less than your rent; have
bOele sites I'm nearly every part or
Mishawdka. let us show you sOt0e now
under construction.
SECURITIES INVESTMENT COR
PORATIOE.
Home Builders"
NEYERS-LONG & HUTTON, Agents
522 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Phone Main 754 Open evenings TO O..
754. open evenings TO ..
FOR SALE-Five room bungalow, nearly
new on Eighteenth St, River Park. Fur
mace. electric lights and gas. Leaving
town; will take $500, with $500 down.
Address J. s, News-Times, Mishawaka.
-
FINEST SNAIL RESIDENCE IN
MISHAWAKA FOR SALE--Bc auti-
full small home surrounded by am
pie ground artistically planted. Has
fine double garage and pergola.
Dwelling constructed of hollow tile
far more substantial than frame.
Has living room with fireplace, sun
parlor, dining room, Kitchen, 2
large. airy sleeping rooms. bath
room. Half of basement finished as
billiard room. Good heating
plant. laundry facilities. For full
details call William Happ, realtor.
2O7 5. Main st, South Bend. Ind.
Phone Lincoln 1871. 23t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Houses For Sale

Houses For sale 81
HOMES FOR SALE-New room cot
tage and 1 acre land. ). Laurel
S2.50O
$500 cash--5 room bungalow. new.
Homewood av. $500.
$500 cash. room house. new. s.
Cleveland 81. $500.
500 Cash-New 5 room. all modern
bungalow. + 18th st. $500
$500 Cash-New room all modern
bungalow, ". 9Th 50. $500.
$500 cash-New 4 room cottage on
". Sth ST S2350.
$500 cash-New room house on
W. 9Th. Part modern. $500
$500 cash-New room part mod
ern house on r Jefferson Rd. $500.
$500 cash-Seven room house Lau-
rel 81.
COLPAERT REALTY CORP.
1855 Lincoln Way West
Phone Mishawaka ISL
Open Evenings.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH For sale. fur
mace; garage on r. Fifth ST.. So 90.
Five rooms and bath new and modern,
on paved street, s. 200. Six rooms,
newly papered and painted electric
lights. $3.50. stark Realty Co. Nish-
awaka Trust Bldg 1919
NINE ROOM HOME-Au modern ex-
cept furnace. Paved street bargain
n taken 40 once. Call Main 1853
- Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

Nantcd-TO Rent
Farms and Land For Sale

FOR SALE-Thirty acres OF good land
with large house and barn. near Ply
mouth. on paved road Only 5000.
Seymour Jansen. lawyer. Phone Mish.
1872 - =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

LOST-Moose book Reward if re
turned at once 10 Albert Duff, 20
W First St Mishawaka. 23t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

ANIED-COmpeten laundress one
day each week. Mrs VIM. Dodge,
AGg Lincoln way r. 23tl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
SITUATIONS wantcd-Frmaic 80

WANTED GIRL - To do hOuseW 5rk.
Call Mlshawaka 100 or at 323 +. Elev-
enth ST, after pm. %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

FOR -SALE-Is90 Ford Coupe. Hasler
shock absOrbers fine condition,
also one Ford roadster. Call Mish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Help Wanted Female

WANTED-GirT to take care Of .
children. the girl can have Sunday
all day and Saturday afternoon on.
Address r. y r.. NewsTimes.
MiShaWaka. 23tl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Rooms Without Board.

FOR ItENT-Room in modern home,
suitable for one or two. Phone Mish.
1902 or inquire at 100 ". Seventh St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
PIANO RECITAL HELD AT
HUGUENOT PARK CHURCH

(By Evening News Correspondent
TOTTENV1LLE, June 6-The pl-
ano recital by the pupils of Mrs. j.
b. Jackson at the Reformed church,
Huguenot Park, Friday night prov
ed TO be one of the most elaborate
musical affairs held at that place in
some time. The pupils ranged from
seven to fifteen years of age and all
showed evidence of thorough train
ing, playing with skill and bril-
liancy. A special feature of the re-
cital was two trios by three boys and
three girls. They were the Misses
Lindross and Sleight and j.. Huber
w. Schmidt and j. Hurd. Their
beautiful execution was fully appre-
ciated by the large audience which
was demonstrated by their applause
Mrs. \Jackson was presented with
several bouquets and a large bas-
ket of American beauty roses from
her pupils and parents. They were
modestly and graciously received
by her.
Several of the children showed
evidence of exceptional ability I'M
der the guidance of the teacher and
will know doubt have talent suffi-
cient developed and graduate as
finished musicians. Mrs. Jackson's
studio is at Huguenot Park and she
teaches in the homes of pupils in
the various communities from
Grea tKills to Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
ROOSEVELT

A big delegation of borough resi-
dents attended the Middlesex County
School Field Day at New BrunswlcK
on Saturday.. The members of the
Borough Council including Mayor Jo-
seph A. Hermann and members OF
the Board of Education attended the
affair in a body. The local schools
brought home three prizes which
were won in the8440. $50 and $50
relay races. The prizes consisted or
medals and cups. The scholars who
carried off the local honors were
trained under the direction of MISS
Saran A. Mccarthy, the manual
training teacher.
The Ukranian society held a con-
cert last night at school No. 2 for
the purpose of raising funds 10 ald
the widows and children in Europe
An interesting program was d
d. Features of the concert were
the music of the Polish church choir
and a choir from Newark.
The Borough Council will meet to-
night.