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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


shore Property For sale ST
TO RENT-iight tour room cottages on
beautiful Clearwater Lake screen
porehes running water motor ''al'
furnished. fishing The hest catch up .n
~ pounds ou highway No. b Adj
CLEARWATER LAKE RESORT
CLEARWATER AK. Wis.
NV suhdlvlsIou. lower Fish Lake. Ind.
IL miles from So Bend. good hshinf'
boating and bathing. sand bottom. Ride
10 and from your business daily. good
roads BUY now end secure choice
sites Large lots $50 aud mp. Easy
payments For particulars address
oak Reach summer Colony. rs y
Michigan 81
NOW OPEN
THE WHITE HOUSE
HOTEL AND SUMNER PAVILION
f~HAT-ISS NILLAl
INDIAN LAKE. DOWAGIAC, MICH
New management. Jp-3o-The Minute,
Healthy. Invigorating. Modern.
Indian Lake Summer Resort needs no
special Advertising as it is known ana
patronizcd Dog people al over tAe
For Further information and rates
ALRIoN syc. OWNER And MANAGER.
sol Spruce ST. novaEiac
BEST INCOME PROPERTY In valpa-
raise Two fut buildings near mrer-
sitv Excellent condition. Income
S24C0 Quick deal SlOjoo takes H.
Terms Wm- p. Nortlaud. y Axe Ave
valparaiso Inc.
FOR SALE Grocery. three lots north
end Indian Lake. fine location. doing
good business Selling account sick
ness Twenty five hundred Terms. J..
y Bllerback Dowaeiac. Mich.
Real Estate For Exchange IS
FOR EXCHANGE
X se-es Of fine. heavy land Very
well improved and In a high sta or
! cultivation. Good location on main
highway Priced right.
VOIG1 & BRADFORD
I-M11 - l. go"
2oo citizens Bar Bldg.
FOR SALE or EX IHANGE-.f acres
near CITY limits Good buildings. Ideal
for subdividlng. Price. S65O0OO Can
Lincoln Gi;i1
FOR SALE or trade. 40 acres near town
VIII accept cord truck in deal Call
at 700 Georse Az.
/ TO FXCPs NGE-I have n 80 room hotel
s:e.. heat. doing good business bush Roo no
Odd Fellows Bldg.
Wanted-RcaI Estate 50
LOT In Jackson AddltiCA Tor sale or VIII
/ exchange for good used Ford. Inquire
DAB 14th ST. River Park.
! s ERNSBURGER- Lot. garage and we'll
Inquire 406 $ Carroll
TRADE YOUR HOUSE equity for farm
100 acres. level, cult old bldgs $1,000
Owner. Box 20. Muskegon. Mich
WANTED-Five room modern bungalow
Prefer brick, with garage, either built
in, or separate Might consider SIX
Il rooms II price was satisfactory. De.
scribe fully State lowest price. and
give fun details as 70 terms Address
BOX $50 care The News Times, Soutt
BEND. Ind
WANTED Farm or ranch i'm exchange
for high grade modern chicago in
come property. Value $1,000 %
SS00OOO Geo. Stewart. - So. LaSalle
Chicago
| WANTED-5 or 6 room modern house In
y w part that can be bought with
reasonable payment down Address
News Times. Box No. SEQ
wANTED-A HOUSE.
IF YoU HAVE A MODERN
HOUSE or !. Is OR Z ROOMS FOR
SALE OR RENT. SEND DIES
| CRIPTION. WITH STREET AD-
DRESS AND YOUR TELEPHONE
NUMBER. ALSO NOI r. TERMS.
, TO BOX sol. CARE NEWS-TlAlES.
II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY

n UNI hf il4 VT 7 Nh Ntfi
IF YOU could buy property worth
So GO for $1,000 would YOU consider it,
IF YOU could inves; q small Per cent or
your earnings into solid earth, and sell
IT. three wears from today for vice the
purchase price. would YOU consider III
Your surplus money is worth 81 l-3rc
20 you. if put to work. Have YOU ever
looked over
LAKEWOOD MANOR
II not. the opportunity Is now staring
you In the face. How much will you
prof by the increase i'm value of South
Bend real estate i'm the next three
years Have YOU ever given the propo-
istiou a serious thought
This new property is being developed
very rapidly: in lies I'm the direct path
of South Bends better building sec
tion. in an American neighborhOod
close to car service schools and is
away from the factory smoke.
Come out 90 the property Saturday
afternoon OF any time sunday.
Drive ont Lincoln Way West 10 Col
lege St and 20 two blocks north. or
call us ON the phone and we viii gladly
show Won the property without any
obligations on your part
MEYERS. LONG & HUTTON
20 Farmers Trust Bldg Phone Main 7j4
Open every evening, 10 ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
SUPER Nl@0R

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
For sale By
r. ] ANDERSON. REALTOR
6f3 Farmers Trust Bldg
I.-11-Is Ls-1559

1--WE ROOM BT NGALOW close in;
Hardsgood borders fun basement
Terms.
garage Price 5000.
Squaro type house 3 room and bath
Large living room. Fine location.
Terms
Seven rooms and bath. an modern.
Garage Nice location Part cash.
Main 2G5l GAkN BRoS 'b
Res Main 453s G32 Farmers Trust
FsfsEVEN- ROOM MODERN HOUSE;
bath rooms. hardwood floors and
trim Close in fine income prop
erfv Very easy terms.
Main eG31 GARN BROS Go.
Res Main 453s 632 Farmers Trust
BARGATN FROM OWNER S3OO1. one
inside lot > minutes walk from cen
ter. on north siHe $4,000 small house
and lot close in on car line and paved
street $500. e. room house i'm Misha
waka $500 . bldg lots ON south side
Must be sold cash or terms can l.
1870
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Farmers T-as. Bldg

WHERE ELSE can you Get q thorough
Is modern house for s. 80 an with
$4,000 down We have several left
telephone us and we VIII call and show
them 20 y0u
s NJ ROBINSON & son
ia y. Main ST. Second Floor
Main fsE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
SNAP

SHORE ACRES. DIAMOND LAKE
will run special rates for month Of June
only. These rates apply 10 weekly par
ties and does not apply 90 transients or
people STAYING over into July Board
and room for days. $500 Dan Bradt.
Prop. L. O., Cassopois. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Opportunities Lurk In These Columns.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale.

REAL ESl Al Z FOX SALE
Houses For sale. 81
WHITCONB 4 KELLER
HANET AV
a fine siE room home 70 be vacated
within a short time Nicely decorated
oak 6ordered doors Garland furnace
Hot and cold water floor drain. Gar
axe Paved street with no street as
easements. Price and terms very a.
tractlve.
" 400
Farmers Trust Bldg
FOR SALE
Miami ST. roorrs and bath. all mod
ern. garage. Si.5oo.oo
Five rooms. large living room. large
dining room. tvo bedrooms. large
Kitchen. good TOT. close % Portage first
class condition Price 10000.
Taylor S.. close 10 church. Z rooms.
all modern garage, 100000
Northwest. rooms. gas. water So.
onooo cash. S300o0
Four-room bungalow. Rush St. near
pubau an modern 81 $4,000. $4,000
down.
vOIGT g. BRADFORD
OH 202 Citizens Bank Bldg
J. Jfl1-L 500
A wonderful 1l-rO0m house with a
facing Of go r.. on one Of the most
beautiful avenues or the city. These
improved premises can be made into
an IDEAL park surrounding this all
modern brick home can be seen by
appointment
An ideal an modern s-roOm house, on
I0t f1nxiSn a. Grounds most beauti-
fully laid our. with curbs- flowers and
trees Also p double garage Must be
seen 20 he appreciated.
a new all modern 5-room hunga low
Just n block from the car line and
within walking distance from town
Just the place You have been looking
for
Desirable improved lots in all parts
az the city
JOSEPH g. CREPEAT
307 y Hin 81. 2nd Floor. Main 1870
BARGAIN Eight room louse and gar
age am modern $1,000 down. $50
monthly payment. 6ce Mr. +. j. Lean
80 r. Ewing Az. or Lincoln 7210-
FURNISHED Cottage for sale and gar
age az Indian Lake Cnss county Ais
two cottages at Magician Lake. !. \
Bilderbark Dowagigr Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

Can give immediate possession 81 a
new home 1f verv attractive design. a.
raugems Extra large rooms Lava
tory A. breakfast room first floor B
very rye bedrooms with unusually
large -oSets and bath on second 1oor
HlEhlv finished interior. Solid OAK
floors In living and dining rooms Rasa-
meut under eufirf house with laundry
connection and foor drain. ENcelleu-
furnace. Hot and cold water Large
l0t Terms and price ON application.
~ geo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

IMMEDIATE POssESsION-SI rooms
and bath Modern Double garage
Good location Price SA750 Terms
GARN BROS. 63z Farmers Trust Main
Psi Res Main 500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
FOR SALE

inst what you were looking for
s-room house with large Tot, SKIES.
Room for two more houses. This e
enc of the best locations on y. Lafay
cite ST.. IN high residence district. near
park. and has high elevation The
price is very low for this community.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

MEYERS. LONG & HUTTON
EnR SALE

so Farmers Trust Bldg Phone Main 7ji
Open every evening, TO o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

IF YOT HAVE a MODERN
HOUSE OF !. Is OR ROOMS FOR
SALE OR RENT. SEND DES
CRIPTION. WITH STREET Ap-
DRESS AND YOUR TELEPHONE
NUMBER. ALSO NOIR TERMS.
TO BOX sol. CARE NEWS-TIMES,
SOUTH BEND. IND.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
FARMERS is OPENED

Washington. Dec. l4,-What its
sponsors characterize as the most i'm
portant movement for farmers ever
inaugurated, was launched today with
the assembling of the first national
council OF farmers cooperative market
ing associations. Delegates represent
ing the associations interested in every
major product, came to Washington to
take part in the three day conference
The program included complete re-
view of the cooperative marketing
movement in America. Other topics
of discussion were cooperative financ
ing and rural credits, legislation
common problems of cooperative
marketing associations and co-opera
tive education of the farmers and the
public.
The program today was devoted
largely to addresses by Secretary Wal
lace, Secretary Hoover and represen
tatives of farm organization.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
CHRISTMAS 7 R EES
MAKE APPEARANCE
ON LOCAL MARKETS
EVESGREENS, TOO, ARRIVE FOR
HOLIDAY DECORATIONS
PRICES REMAIN ABOUT THE
SAME AS LAST YEAR.

Santa Claus IS coming and his dee
orations are already here, They
just arrived today IN the form Of
Christmas trees fresh from the wilds
of northern Michigan and Wisconsin.
Holly in lunches and in wrcaths is
also here and the stores about town
are beginning to get in their share
Of the decorations for the holiday
rush.
Holly has been appearing around
the loop stores all week but today the
first Christmas trees bobbed mp at
all prices and Of AL sizes. The little
Is or "a inch table tree 10 the u or
20 foot tree for the he'll or club can
be seen at the local stores. With
the ratio Of sizes goes the ratio OF
prices, the bigger the. tree the great,
er the price. A table size tree can
be purchased for the sum of twenty
five cents, but the prospective buyer
can 80 all the way up to six or seven
dollars to get his or her choice.
Prices on both trees and holly seem
to he about the same as last year.
No decreases are evident through the
fact that labor and freight are the
chief costs in securing the trees and
neither Of these have gone through
any noticeable decreases that would
change the costs Of securing the ever
green's
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
PREDICT HARRINGTON
STILL LEADS MINERS

Springfield, Dec. Ii (By the a. PJ
--Tellcrs of the Illinois United Mine
Workers commenced their work Of
canvassing the state miners vote AT
state headquarters here this morning.
No figures were available, it was an
nOunCed, except estimates upon which
twas declared that beyond any doubt,
President Harrington has been re-
elected.
Sub.diStrict headquarters had figures
on eleven locals in or near Springfield,
on the state ticket and sufficient on the
sUb-district Offices to determine that
sub-district president, Freeman Thomp-
son and secretary John Watt. have
been reelected. These two officials
were leaders in the fight against presi-
dent harrington. Their favored can.
didate, John Hindmarsh, of Riverton,
they reported this morning, drew q
0jl votes in eleven locals, to 35S votes
for harrington. Total votes in the
sub-district, Secretary Watt expected
would continue this ratio.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
DRAWS rs YEARS FOR
KILLING FAMILY NJ. D,

Quincy, ~, Dec l4--llarvey Davis
"a Decatur mail clerk, was sentenced
/ to twenty-five years in the peniten
tiary by Judge Harry Higboe. in the
PIKE county circuit court, at Pitts
field. Wednesday night, on his plea of
guilty to the charge Of numbering Or.
Charles Johnson Of Barry, last Feb
ruary.
The sentence was by agreement be
tween the state and attorneys for the
defense. Davis vile, whom he has
ignored during the trial which began
Monday, tainted when il was announc.
cd her husband would plead guilty be
fore the jury had been completed.
Davis left Decatur on the morning Of
Feb. It'll. and proceeded to Barry with
the avowcd intention Of killing Ir,
Johnson. who had been his family
physician, when he resided there. He
entered the doctors Office and shot
him down without warning lie claim
ed the physician had been too friendly
with his wife some eight years ago.
but it was supposed he had passed
the matter up. which had always been
strcnuously denied by the wife They
were living apparently happily when
he left Decatur on his fateful mission.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
SKI SCANDAL LEADS
TO THREATS OF DEATH

Paris, Dec. e The sporting news
paper L'Auto received letter threat
ening assassination against President
Rousseau the French Boxing Fed
Grafton, Carentier and Carpenters
manager, Francois Deschamps. unless
the federation restores Skis title OF
light heavyweight champion of Europe
1t was signed Skis Buddy in the
Trenches"
Members of the staff OF L'Auto be-
l!eve the letter is from some flight
fan, perhaps a Negro, whose mind
has turned by the sensational stories
in the press regarding the alleged
frameup of the Carpentier-Siki fight.
Sikh who is Senegalese Negro, has
been receiving the worst of 1t In the
press comment
The letter contained Solemn
oath to carry out the assassination
threat.
An unsuccessful effort to find Sikh
led to report in LAuto that the
Negro fighter had "beeome lost ii
the Wlds OF Mont Martre", the Latin
quarters Of Paris. The police prefec
ture sent out detective to try t.
find the pugilist. Skis own lawyer
said he did not know where his client
lived
The sporting newspaper LEcho
des Sports accuses the opposition
paper L'Auto, through whose columns
carried on, of deliberately taking ad
the fake fight campaign has been
vantage Of Skis credulit and DEPUTY
Diagne's ignorance for revenge, be-
cause LEGho des Sports backed the
Carpentier-Siki fight, thus depriving
L'Auto Of $4,000 francs which it other
wise would have obtained through nd
yertising the contest
L'Echo des Sports explains that
LAuto was accustomed to receive 40
per cent Of the gate receipts from all
booking matches, with an additional
2epr cent for press agenting" fights
through its columns.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
GOSPEL TEAM TO WORK
TlRELESSLY DURING
CLOSE OF CAMPAIGN

With everything out OF the way for
the final lap of the revival this week,
A. X. Harper and his corps Of assist
ants are tuggng at the leash so to
speak, to bring their work to sue
cessful close next Sunday night.
Anticipating huge crowds at every
meeting. especially those at night,
Mr.. Harper is saving all his strength
TO knock out home run at each serv.
ice. Mr.. Harper will preach at least
six times in the tabernacle this week
and probably more. 1t is customary
for the gospel team to give at least
four talks on the final day of the
campaign In any city. Sometimes
more are necessary to accommodate
the great crowds which seek admit.
lance to the building.
In cities where the gospel team
have been, persons have begun to
come to the tabernacle early in the
morning for the first sermon. some
remaining the entire day. Campaign
officials of Ottawa will endeavor to
give everyone who wants to hear Mr..
Harper next Sunday plenty of oppor-
tunity to do so. AS fast as one meet
ing ends the tabernacle will be clear
I'D of its audience to make room for
others.
Not only are great crowds expected
on the closing day, but preparations
have been made to take care of as
many persons as the tabernacle will
hold each evening. Because it has
been announced that special sermons
will be preached on special questions
the building is expected to be filled
long before time for the meetings.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
PAN HANDLERS INFEST
LOOP BUYING CROWDS

Cold weather. holiday rush and the
busy shoppers with their supposedly
we'll filled pocketbooks have brought
to Ottawa the customary influx Of the
too lazy to work tribe. On the streets
of the loop which We're covered with
snow this morning they were es-
pecially noticeable. In fact there
must have been a dozen OF the pan
handling gang in the loop this morn
ing.
All had the customary story cold
day no work, no money and please
give a little lift to get something to
eat It was the same old story but it
seemed to be doing the work and get
ting the results, The results must
have been fairly good here for the
buns were not at their task for over
an hour before they had departed
with a days pay.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
BANK DIRECTORS VOTE
.EMPL- DYES 10 PIT. BONUS

Director Of the First National Bank
at meeting late yesterday voted to
pay every officer and employo OF the
institution q bonus equal 70 10 per
cent of their years wages as 2 Christ
mas gift. The bank has served in the
capacity Of Santa fer their officers
and employees for several years, civ
ing them 10 per cent bonus each
year Just before the holiday season.
The very acceptable gilt holds good
from the president down to the JAM
tor including every officer teller.
clark. boohkcrper and stcnographer
on the way. Tho bonus will be haad-
cd out just before the holiday season.
The bonus is giycn the bank force
by the directorate In appreciation Of
the excellent and efficient service they
have rendered during the past year
and in recognition of the part they
have played in making the years bust
ness so successful
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
PREDICTS INDUSTRIAL
BOOM WHEN WATERWAY
is IN FULL OPERATION

Chicago, Dec. l4.-Illinois is des
tined for pre-eminence among the
states in manufacturing and trans
portation far beyond its present i'm
portant status, speakers on such sub
iects as waterways, transportation
foreign commerce and insurance de
clared today at the twenty-fifth an
nual meeting of the Illinois manutac
turers association.
Completion of the st. Lawrence anG
Illinois waterway projects will bring
the American producer and manufac
turer into closer contact with for
eign customers and provide them
cheaper and more direct transporta
ton, William Nelson pclouzc, chair
man Of the Illinois waterway commits
sion, declared He said the st. Law
renee project would include the pro
duction of power Of potential energy
OF 100000 horsepower and would
mean seven cent a bushel cheaper
transportation flor the 1860, 000, 0Ou
bushels of grain produced in the cen.
trial and middel west.
Waterways will many times multi
ply Illinois manufacturing and will
produce a westward trend which will
automatically abolish the Pittsburgh
plus" in steel manufacturing and
bring the state to pre-eminence in
steel and other production in the
country, stated Senator John Daily,
of Peoria. The Illinois waterway will
not only mean more direct and cheap
er transportation, he said, but its
banks will be lined with manufactur.
ing enterprises whose plants will be
a cloud by day and pillar of fire
by night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
DIVORCE IS ASKED
ON GROUNDS THAT
HUSBAND WAS CRUEL
MRS. LILLE p. LANE OF OTTAWA,
FORMER MARSEiLLES WOMAN,
PETITIONS COURT FOR LEGAL.
SEPARATION.

Mrs. Lille +. Lane, who Is present
residing In this city but who until
recently was resident OF Marseilles
has filed Il bin in the Circuit Court
asking that she he granted q decree OF
divorce from Bartholomew Lane. Ac-
cording 10 the bin the couple were
married March II, 1920.
Mrs. Lane alleges that during their
married life the defendant has beaten.
struck and chokcd her In her bill
she alleges that on Thanksgiving day.
1890 he struck her violent blow in
the face, and in the previous Septem.
Der he hit her in t',e chest, leaving q
black and blue mark.
The bill also alleges that the de.
PENDANT Is addicted to the use of in.
toxicating liquors, and gets on pro.
tracted sprocs When he 30 a"'~''
ing, she alleges, he Is extremely hard
TO live with,
Mrs. Lane claims that the defend.
ant brought his adult daughter In the
home and expected The complainant
10 do all the household work while
the daughter was there. she also al
leges that the defendants son and his
wife came to live with them, and tl9
defendant expected her to do all the
work, even the washing. When sh ,
demurred, the bin claims, he ordered
her TO leave their home.
She alleges that she left and came
to Ottawa. where she Is now living
with her married daughter.
Mrs. Lane asks thtG she be granted
alimony. She Is represented in her
action by Attorney Peter Macarthur.
Complainant on Stand.
Alfred Kinder, one of the com.
plainants who was called to the
stand to testify in the Kinder VS..
Sale County Coal Co., case yester-
day afternoon. was recalled to the
stand this morning He testified as
to the description of the land, and
the amount of gravel he has removed
and sold from it.
The case which enyolves limestone
rights worth about 100000 has been
on trial all week in the circuit court
Constrvatorship.
Thomas Foster and Viola Bremen
OF Streator filed a petition in the Pro.
bate Court late yesterday afternoon
asking that conservator be appoint.
ed for Frances Foster, a former Strea-
tor resident. who Is now said to be
an inmate CT the state hospital at Kan
kakec, The petition allages that the
defendant was adiudgcd insane Aug.
10, 1921, AMI has since bon confined
TO the asylum.
The petition asks that joseph BreC-
ner,~525 Powell street, Strcator, be
named conservGtor. The defendant
property is listed as one-half interest
in . house and lot, the share OF which
is valued at $500, and life insurance
policy fer $500, making the estate
worth $1,000
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-14
HAVE YOU HEARD THE
REPRODUCING PIANO

There is as much difference be.
tween a reproducing piano and the
ordinary mechanical player piano as
there is between the modern phono-
graph and the oldtime music box.
That an electrically operated in
strument should perfectly reproduce
the piano playing OF a master-like
PaderewsKi or Hoffman. with all the
changes OF tempo and shading from
the strongest fortissimo to the most
delicate pianissimo seems beyond be-
lief. Yet the reproducing piano does
this absolutely automatically A re.
producing piano Of the highest quail.
ity is now on exhibition at Morey
Roberts mus ic store on Madison
street, and the public are invited to
CAL and hear it. This is a personal
invitation to you. Remember. at
Morey Roberts music store, corner of
Madison and Clinton streets.