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Evening star., 1922-10-18
YOU WISE INVESTORS.
3 OPPORTUNITIES.

No. !.
This IL n wonderfully located piece OF prop
erty the first commercial zone. in the vicinity
Of 7th and La. ave. Ii is on corner and
has an exceptional future. 1t consists Of large
store space on lst floor and 10 offices above.
This property can be purchased for less than
ST. 900, and no doubt will double itself in
value in a few years hence. Investigate this
without fail.
Consists Of a store and rooms and bath
apartment in rear. with an apartment also on
End and 3rd floors. comprising ) rooms and
bath each. The location is very close to
Washington Circle, on Pa. ave. The price Is
$4,000. with $1,000 cash demanded. The In
come that exists will net the investor 4OTe on
the cash invested. The store and apartments
ate possession can be obtained. This is an
excellent location for meat market or other
business pertaining to foodstuffs. When the
new Key bridge is completed 1t will make Pa
ave. of the busiest streets in the city
Therefore, bring great business enlargement
get in on the ground floor and avail your
self of this wonderful opportunity.
No. 3.
14th st. north Of Park road. Comprising a
store and apartment. The price Is STA, 500. 1t
is on a monthly rental basis that will net the
purchaser q good income on the Investment.
The location is right, and 1t will pay those
desiring property on this wonderful business
street to grab the telephone aud rush rs Tor
Information. which we will gladly furnish.
We are headquarters for business and invest
ment properties. Let us hear from you.
WIN. B. KRAFT & CO.,
Tend floor. Bank Buildinr).
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FARMS.
FOR 4 ALE

S0-ACRE FARM
Located in middle west; has house. barn. well.
orchard. etc. Price, 81 900: terms $50 down
and so per month. Here is plan To save
your money in 4 farm. Address Box "al.P,
star office. 1os
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN; 81
cash. Sc monthly buys two acres farm land:
price. S96; only SIS each. VAIL. II John
ST.. New York. 25'
WE HAVE THE FINEST LIST OF MONT
gomery county farms and suburban homes
thai can be had: see Us before buying or sell
Ing We will save you both time and money.
ClsSEL & MCFARLAND. INC.
Phone b2-J. Rockville. Maryland.
I HAVE TIE FARM or COUNTRY HOME
you want; $1,000 to SiOO1OO. To buy. sell or
exchange
ARTHUR NJ. CoNSoR. OXFORD BUILDING.
80 14th 81. NV. Room "22. NJ 717S.
THE CHEAPEST FARM on THE LEE HIGH
way: s!Aty-fre acres less than two miles be
EoEd Fails Church. Va: all land cleared and
In the highest state of cult:vat3on property
fenced and cross fenced: well watered. I'm
prorem"nts CONSIST of an -ight-rohtn house
with center hail. cellar and attic porchcs:
beautiful. lawn and shade: hank barn: corn
house: chicken houses: orchard. Any one want
,Hg real fArru VIII not look further. Price,
Sll..to: immediate POSSESS on
PRATHER G. ROBINSON,
5lil5-l -l6 Rond Ridg.
14th ard New Yvrk Ave.
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55l5 9th ST y ".

(COrner S:b and LOngf-IIOw stt.l
Corner. seven rooms end ba1h tbeautiful run
parlori. hot-water heat, electricity. lot 65Xl00;
vne square from 18th ST. car line. Not house,
but . home. and in honey" section. To-
spect 1.-THE commanding house OF the neigh
borhood.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
C0Aff1nAA

BUILDER UNABLE TO OCCUPY NEW
home IN Chevy Chase. must sell quick: semi
bungalow type; rooms, tile bath hot-wate'
heat, fireplace. hardwood floors, electric ligl q
and gas. Buyer can select own paper. Price,
fI1 500. Address Box sos. Star Office.
SIX ROOM AND PATH BRICkI
newly decorated: electricity; nne cellar: ga
rage space. immediate possession See owner.
III St Sc 23s
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WANTED TO RENT,

SMALL HOUSE OR FIVE-ROOM APT: NOT
over $50 per month. Address Box 14O-R, Star
office.
COLORED GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WANTS
rent o. s room house NV, Nov. I. Write
1882 Church st J. w. r 10.
DETACHED FURNISHED HOUSE OF 6 TO
rooms and two ba tbs wanted IN Chevy Chase
or Cleveland Park: rental not to exceed $50.
Phone Main 3t3 room u
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FOR RENT.
AT 18th AND COL ROAD-TWO LARGE,
bright, dry easements and first floors for rent
for business; living rooms also If desired In
quire 2443 18th st. NV Columbia 4S02: u,
PENN. AVE. NV. NEAR 9th SIT NEW
stOrero0ms. running through to d ST.. afford
ing frontage on two of the leading business
streets in the heart of the city; modern facil-
tiles; long lease available.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New Yo-k ave- nv Main 1168-l167.
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18th ST. BET. BELMONT AND COLUMBIA
ROAD-"FIRST COMMERCIAL

An excellent building 20 remodel into store
and two apartments. contains ten rooms ana
two baths: room for garage. paved alley;
wide lot. Business has taken O firm grip or
this street and values are mounting rapidly.
Let Us show you. then use your good Judgment.
Evening star., 1922-10-18

PARK ROAD BET. 18Th AND 18th STS.
Well constructed. three-story. bsy-window
trirk. contI snirg twelve rooms, two baths
h.-w. h., new electric fixtures. Third hoof
rented as apartment for SJ5 An excellent
ke,s and car lines. An ideal location. Price,
SIS, 800; terms arranged
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nov. 1-TWO-ROOM. kITCHENETTE AND
"a tn furnished apartment in apartment house
or first floor private dwelling. not over S73 per
month: murher and two daughters, employed
Address RnX IT'S STIR office I9s
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BUSINESS WOMAN. UNOBTRUSIvE. SEEKS
unfurnshed room. preferably with kitchenette:
downtown; ami; unquestionable environ
ment, west Of 1ith. Address Box COS, Star
Office 49,
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YOUNG COI-PLE DESIRE CNFURNISHED .
rooms and bath by Nov. /; must be reason
able; will k.ve rooms and bath in exchange.
Call North 2sii-J or address Box 1865. Star
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Mt. PLEASANT, WEST OF 10th sT.-BY
owner A most desirable. modern house with
6 extra large rooms and killed bath with built.
In trb shower and fixtures; real open fireplace
In living room; oak floors: h.-w.h, electricity
large closets; tapestry brick front with con
crete porch and double porches 10 rear; in per.
feet condition and vacant. Will take c0nsid.
erably less for quick sale. Easy terms. Fol
inspection and keys, call Main 537l.
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ROOM AND BATH. WELL FURNISHED, IN
irst-cIaSS apt house, Washington Heights. by
refined business woman. Address Box 1905,
star Office 10"
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUsEs

90 L ST. SE.-MODERN. FLOORS AND
basement cellar 90 ONO feet t,lr space:
avallahle soon. W. f. Nash. 122 st.
rent, 81 900 feet npor space electric elevator.
l'lo Eckincton place ne, opposite Il. u.
;Taisht 'ari Apply Room 5uS. Intrrnatous'
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1:NFTRNISHED APARTMENT IN NORTH
yves. desired Nov. l. Address Box IBIS, Star
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

4 OR : ROOMS AND BATH TNFCRNISHED
ap, or fat; reasonable. Address Box 321-R
Star office.
Evening star., 1922-10-18

WANTED-APT. OF FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR Ink: within three blocks Of y. NJ. C. A.
Address Rox 326- r. Star "ffce.
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WANTED-HOUSES

THE UNION REALTY CORPORATION WILL
render .ticent service II selling or renting
your ,S1mTyp ,ESnrertyi pr th9ns Main na s4is PROV
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TH0S. z. FARRELL,

eS7 Woodward bldg Main 7ss
sIX-ROoM AND BATH BRICK. NEAR K ST.
and New Jersey ave. w.; price. So 800; cash,
$500. balance like rent. Possession with de-
posit. WM. Ii. McGRASS Co.. 10 I1th ST.
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CHARMING 5-RooM AID BATH BCNGA-
low Woodbridge, y. C.: large porchcs and attic.
furnace. electricity, etc: good lot. OILY s. 575:
s515 cash. balance easy. 500 Continental
trust bldg. 18th and II Is.
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VACANT

VACANT
-ss soon 40 sold: very enc house Florids
ave NV. bei~e list and I'd: brict:
colonial front; eiectrie sight; h.-w.h.: Laundry
trays: concrete cs.iar: hutlt-n .efriee-stor;
a large rooms nd tiled bsta: front ya.f.
back yard; room for garage; pr'~d alie-;
in the piuk OF couditi"u: uothiug ict; {:
be desired Price. sg.3o0. Cash. 81 .5oD.
Balance 80 per month. including tctrr'
est at 6 per cent Owner curry both trusts.
EEwSOM. lIl0 II 81. ne Lincou sc1i.
or sny b.uker. McrGber OF the Was.iagtuf
Real Estate Board
VACANT.
g. GOO Is the Price. Cash, $500: Balance, 81,
mouth: C r and b +; frame: fine coal range.
r.;lnr: porch; lot I9xSS fl. to loft. alley;
or Monteilo ave. ne four squares north
of Florida ave NEWSOM. 1il0 II ne.
Line 207l.
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FIVE OR SIN ROOM CNFURNISHED APT
by Nov. ]; family OF adults. Address Box 10i
s Star Office l9s
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1865 MONROE ST NW.-SOW VACANT; u
rooms. recen:ion En!i and tiled bath; gooG
nesting Plants. house in excellent condition:
possession with deed. Prgr- $500: easy
terms. LIJOYD L. TURNER. COO eth ST. 6 W
Franklin 223s 10.
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$3.50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH Will. Buy
cozy little home in High View positively
white neighborhood': practically colonial
bun brick front. with alley in rear: four rooms
and bath, Gall Col Iu3lg
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR sALE-Continued.

MT. RAINIER. MD.-BUY DIRECT FROM
owner. save commission; Broom and bath
bungalow: ami; furnace: leaving city. Will
ply 3833 3lst St 1Ss
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs

1879 CHAPLIN STREI:r \ ".
rooms and bath. h.w.h, gas; garage:
frame. two story; large yard: sleeping porch.
'front.' and side porches: rent reduced:
completely furnished. Inspection between ~
WILLIAM x. HARTUNG.
I10S 18th 81. NV. Main 372
1852 LAMONT sT.-l2 ROOMS. 2 BATHS t8
bedrooms,. A!eeptng porch. servants bath In
basement: no garage; beautifully Furnished.
Rent 5000. GEO. W. LINkINS. 17l9 X st.
Main Sc9S.Q0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
FINANCIAL EXPERTS TO
SPEAK AT CONFERENCE

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 16-Secur-
tiles dealers. investment experts, re-
personalities of ten states. blue
sky" departments and Of chambers
Of commerce and better business
bureaus in Indiana are expected here
in numbers next Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday for a meeting at the
Spink-Arms hotel OF the central
states group Of securities commits
sioners Of the United States NJ. l..
Mendenhall. administrator Of the In
diana blue sky" law and president
OF the group, said Thursday.
A number Of men who are authori-
ties in their lines will address the
gathering In the list are Walter F.
Brewster. president Of the Chica 90
Stock Exchange; Congressman +. +.
Denlson. Of Illinois, author Of the
blue sky" bill pending in the con-
gress; Eugene NJ. Stevens. OF Chi
cagO. president of the central states
group Of Investment bankers Of
America: H. b. Hall, Milwaukee, en-
gineer John K. Barnes. financial
editor Of the Worlds Work: Ray
OssoOd. Of the investment BANKERS
organization. August Peabody. Chi
cago bond dealer. and Evans Wool
len. indianapolis banker
The blue sky departments Of Ne
braska, Michigan, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa. Illinois. Kentucky. Ohio, Iowa
and Missouri are expected 10 be rep
resented at the meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
Indiana and Mlchl6dn News
Young u omen Husk Corn
To Get Money for Carpet

FRANKLIN. Ind Nov. IT,
When Che Sunday sch0o. class taught
av Mrs John a. Henderson in the
Presbyterian church an Whiteland
wished to earn money with which TO
busy carpet for the classroom aoor.
Mrs. HendersOu's husband SAID ne
would give a load OF corn provided
The class members would shuck L.
The class is composed OF eight
young persons. FIVE OF whom are
girls. and they gladly accepted the
offer
with their teacher they shucked
a load OF 80 bushels. which they
sold 20 the elevator In Whiteland
for $50. the elevator man. admiTing
their spirit. adding 10 cents a bushel
,0 the market price. The five young
women participant. ting with Mrs.
Henderson were Ruth Gore, Gladys
Threke,d. Claudia Powell Glendyn
Tingle and Laura Graham.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
.ennessey Say S
He Made No
Mistake

"TanIac has overhauled my whole
system and fixed up my stomach so
I digest what l eat better than l
have in years. is the unqualified
statement made, recently, by Harry
Hennessey, a well-known railway
trainman, living at the Railroad Y.
NJ. c. A, Gibson, Ind.
After 1 got a good start on Tan
lac my stomach trouble. headaches.
nervousness and backaches which l
had suffered from for a year or
more pulled right out and left me.
Up TO this time l always got up
mornings tired and worn out and
il was all I could do 10 keep goins
through the day.
lone OF my neighbors told me
there was nothing like Tanlac for
building a man up 70 good health
and | soon found out he was right.
for three bottles of the medicine
have put me in as good condition as
l could ask to be"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
pists Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
WdrSdlUdn Pleads Inability
To Get Rid of HOuSekeeper

WARSAW, Ind, Nov. 16.-Tak-
ing the stand in the Kosciusko Cir
cult court in an account action
brought by Or. j. s. White for medi-
cal services rendered to Hazel Per
son Greider. Charles O. Gerard,
prominent retired Warsaw bushes
man, testified that he did not sum-
mon the physician to attend the wO-
man. his housekeeper. and that he
has long been trying % get rid Of
her, but that she insists in remain
ing at his house and following him
wherever he goes. He asserted that
the only explanation he could give
OF her actions was that she was aft
e. him Of his estate. Both Gerard
and Mrs Greider are divorced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
MANY CANDIDATES
SEEK SPEAKERSHIP
Numerous State Representa-
tives Would Like to Pre-
side Over House.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 16-Can-
didates for speaker OF the house OF
representative Of the coming SEES
sion OF the general assembly are
numerous Seems like about every
representative is candidate or
holding himself n reserve as a pos
bic candidate" said one leg sla-
tor Wednesday Some OF the candi-
dates are calling at the state house
20 consult with persons OF infiu-
e1ce.
j. Glenn Harris Of Lake county.
me OF the earliest candidates. was
IN the Capitol Wednesday and it
seemed to him. he said. that his
prospects are good. He sad he does
not regard Asa j Smith Of Indian
apolis as much Of a contender be-
cause of Smiths lack OF experience
a. n legislator. He expressed in
terest in the candidacy of Dr. Glenn
r. Phillips. Of Fayette and Franklin
counties, and some interest in the
candidacy OF Luke w Duffey OF
Indianapolis DR. Phillips. who
served in the house two terms also
was in the state house today.
James I. Day. also a Lake county
represe NATIVE. just reelected, is said
10 be a candidate for speaker. He
is listed as a carpenter. 1t is re-
ported that r. c. Morgan, Of Henry
county. a farmer. will be a candi-
date. Albert J. Wedeking Of Perry
and Spencer counties. and others
have announced their candidates.
Everett J. Newl-n of Plainfield
who was the principal doorkeepeI
OF the house in 1921. has announced
his candidacy for reelection to that
office. The speaker and other CHIEF
officers Of the house are usually
agreed on at a Earty caucus of the
majority the night before the legis'
lature assemblies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
LOSS IN SELFRIDGE
FIRE Is S240.000

Mt CLEMENS. Mich Nov. To-
The Joss 90 the army in the SUNDAY
rieht fire. which destroyed the gov.
eminent warehouse at SelfridEe
field. and au OF the Quartermascer
supplies. amounts % S24O coo
s return was made by the invesu-
ratins board stating that the fire
was 90 uuItterwi origiu For
two DAYS members 81 The board con-
-.-rIrc lr Capt Hush NJ Elmen-
dcrf Lieut. Thomas W Blackburn
ana Lieut. James IS. Summers. has
interviewed all ~ the men connected
with the warehouse and The guards.
Emergency supplies Of clothing
and starle foods are beins rushed
to Selfr.dec from the government
warehouses in various parts OF the
country. and temporary quarter
masters depot viii be set up In one
~ the spare buildings az the fiell
To is expected authorization VIII
b. made for the addition az watcr
pumping and storage equipment TO
meet tho needs OF Che field IL y.
stated shat the water supply az the
reI6 has not been adequate 20 mee,
The needs for some time
& new fire truck has arrived a.
The Geld t. is OF the latest type
q motor pumping fire truck. anl
was unioaded ar the field on Friday
~ ia6t week. but an the time ~ the
Sunday fire was not assembled anc
ready for action The fire fightlus
equipment az The field now consists
% the moss modern OF fire fiEhtins
apparatus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
Father of Eight Children
arrested as "MOonShiner"

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 16.-(By
A PD-Three stills. 300 gallons Of
mash and 10 gallons of white
mule were confiscated by police at
the home of Frank Flume~ of this
city this afternoon. A 15-gallon
still was in operation when the po-
lice made the raid il was reported
They say they also found a 40
gallon still and a 1O-gallon still.
Flume had eight children in The
house. ranging from two 10 % years
old. He was arrested on blind
tiger" charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

being alleged that the incidents re-
lated We're the outgrowth Of fac
ucnal differences among members o.
the klan. To was asserted THAI
Judge Hlmeick was using the police
force 10 assist in se1rching the mem
beers OF the other faction
In en- Interview early today May
or Clifton said that his statement
about Judge Himelick did not in
cludc the assertion that the Judge
was a Klansmlu. although 10 said
that tho Judge was leading a faction
OF the Khan
No referee was made in the
statement as TO the cause for the
alleged search Of private citizens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

Republican workers il is understood
asserted that the Khan had mad,
preparations 10 circulate slate 4
tho candidates or the county tickets
in Feyette cclny and that most Of
the candidates favored were Demo
Gratis. Ii is alleged that workers IN
the Republican party assisted b}
policemen, pic6oted a hotel where
copies Of the alleged slate We're sad
TO he held for distribution
In commentinE on The statement
os Mayor Clifton. George Koch.
chief Of police said that he was
bose of his department" and that
he has never "surrenierd the leader
! ship % any individual"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
CONNERSYILLE IN
XII KLUX KHAN ROW
Mayor Demands Resignation
of Two Policemen as Re
suit of Trouble.

CONNERSVILBE, Nov. 16.-De-
manding the resignation of two
members of the police force, Mayor
James A. Clifton Monday night, in
a signed statement submitted TO the
city council, alleges that Judge L
Ralph Himelick. Of the Fayette cir
cult court, asserted that he was
running the police department and
that the department was under his
control Mayor Clifton recommend
ed 70 a special committee Of the
council the discharge OF Patrolmen
Bruner and Long. as the result of
alleged incidents the night before
the election.
The Ku Klux Khan figures in the
statement made by Mayor Clifton. 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
" oman Declares She " as
Married While HyPnOtized

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 16. - De
claring she was married while IN
hypnotic condition, a woman givine
her name as Elizabeth Coulter 20,
and her address as the Y NJ. q. a
appeared az police headquarters
Thursday afternoon highly excited.
Miss Coulter said she was hypno-
lied by DR.. Oscar Herbert, spiritu'
allst medium. and that she wac
married while in that state.
Marriage license records showed a
license was issued 10 Miss Coulter
and a man giving his name as Her
bert Breedlove. Police are inves-
t.gating oscar Herbert, who is said
u have a spiritualist studio on eX-
elusive y. Meridian 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov lf-Diph-
liberia has claimed 10 lives IN In
a.anaDol.s i0 the last six weeks.
board OF public health records show
ed THURSDAY. In the same period 213
new cases have been reported. last
wear IN these weeks there were So
deaths
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
,RUPTURED BLOOD
VESSEL CAUSES
DEATH OF WITT
Fall Down Stairs After Shoot
ingN ife's Child Re
suits Fatally.

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10 answer lhe Cliea ot ne r.,
IS the beHeI OF 'o,'' -
kentfe Iamlly was taA'H
5oshen hosP'tai ~ 80
uIeaiilns over 1ie
o. the Wits eurTehl mere -oI ""'
sept llll oush the a'''
Tragedy.
a Re" InoFe oayS anu -. Iiis - -
va lS7' man So'l'
1T ON Hidli 1ol -
ous"l wanna ~
a German 9oiuiel to
pride or LOUIS wiz COY car
loundry worker, Woulu nave
IN an entirely dlIierent way -
was deaa IN the III Hoiiie' -'-'
years made dlnerence-s ei
rad married winter
Love Departs.
Had Louis Witt not taken ms re-
Volver yesterday morning. 20 pam
the tragic ending OF q re" Hlol'l "a
domestic war. Mrs Witt and her
daughter, Ellzaoeth Woulu nav
been back in Germany, IN lhe ldhu
~ their naive tongue. rms va
evidenced TO-DAY WHeh o''D
sewed In the inning OF ruooeI D-t'i'
ing cap, S5so IN sreenoachs. luey
found, too, "a suit case uieo WIN
choice and expensive linens. cnes1
or spVer Ndlued az S'''' an"
valuable Wrist Walches winch WI
packed for shipment. III was Salu-
Not many DAYS a5u' MIS- 49,
who came Co America last Decell yer
10 wed the Goshen WorNnan VINO IN
earlier years mad oeeh the ha'Ddhu
of her aunt, i'm conversation with
Goshen woman told now When she
returned to Germany with SlOoO IN
United states money. she would be
wealthy IN marks. lhal she ln'e"u
l ed TO go was Indicated by the prep
hratlons mat she had Ii'aue III
way of packing
Louis Witt widowed IeIt the zone
illness or thelE ToSnen Ioiiic
knew I'd Ie@laH' o. liils cl'y' 'i.u
learned OF ms s4Sler III
whose husband nad losl ms me l1
the World War. lie susBes'eu GU
snip ana marriage an" inc ..-
j. said 20 nave WRITTEN 1ie l0''Vi
that started the romance anu
"IoukhL 'he "oiiidii anu .i'i
ter 90 America TO snare the llIe anu
nome or LOUIS VIII
treasure Is Tone
Ihinss Went Ne+ u"'.' one ",s
Witt fuIhled the part OF 'll' MAJ
riage agreement ihal "lIIe" an %
IBIS property 20 ms 'll"e- re ''',
her. as MS Wle. % F'.1O' IN 1t
mat he hau ouIle" IN me .,., 20
the nome ne o"NeSe" 'l. ''''e -,
property TO her-he was Eetl'ns "e''
aions IN years I'u'S -,
INTO the ttltdl t' ''Htit H. 4't''''
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

Is Is. Cleaners. 12S n Lafayette.
f6-522
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p p Cleaners. rs y Lafayette
S16-322.
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Where the Bamboo Babies Grow.
I'm Through Shedding Tears
Over YOU'D. Frank C7-Inlit.
A-37I5 Use
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Al JolSon.
True Blue Sam (The Travelling
NAM. Frank Crunit.
A-37o5 75e
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Dixie. Fantasia. Columbia Band
Old Number One March.
Princes Band A-37O0 75e
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Carolina In the Morning.
Pm Coin To Plant Mysels In My
Old Plantation Home. Van
and Schenck. A-37I2 Use
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Cannot Sing the Old Songs.
(Claribel)
An Through the Night. Soprano
Solos. Margaret Romaine.
A-3704 S1.oo