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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Wins nnnk rrnrnotinn.

DANV1LLE. VA. March l6.--E T..
Crider. for. the past four years as
sistant cashier OF the American Ma
tional Bank. today assumed new
duties at Chatham. where he has
been made active vice-presidcnt OF
Planters Savings Bank. $1,000. OOO
bank and one OF the largest in Pitt
sNlvhnia. The vacancy created by
the resignation Of AIR. Crider, who
came To Danville from Planters
Bank. where he was assistant cashier
has not been filled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Cornelius Donovan Die,

NEW ORLEANS. LA, March 10
cornelius Donovan, OF the United
states Engineering Corps and I'm
charge OF jetty and channc, work
az the mouth or the Mississlnpi River
for forty years. died here today from
complication or diseases da,iny
Dack to his retirement ak years ago.
MIR. Donovan was II years old and
was a native OF Ann Arbor. Mich. IA
which place his body WINS SEM to.
night for burial,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
I>u Kimx Khan oGcrs Reward.

KNOXVILLE. VA. March 10
flcvcinad's Eu KluX Khan chapter has
announced Il reward OF $500 for the
arrest and conviction OF the party or
PARTIES who killed Sheriff ]. l..
smith. ON the official letter head OF
the ku klux Khan. the order sent
ia" announcement to IL local news
paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Woman Named n. = .,,,,x

AIbANTA. Ca, March l6.-Mrs
Minnie G. MacDoweil was today an.
pointed special assistant United
states attorney for the Northern Dis
trict Of Georgia. Mrs. Mcdowell hn,
served MS law clerk In the Office of
The Federal district attorney for thl.
district for two years. She was adj.
mitted TO practice In both state and
Federal cours several wears oun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
millionaire nuSlness Mnn D,.s

ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. March ls.
Frederick Esselbrucrgge, 20, mil
llonaire business man. Of st. Louis
Mo. died here this morning. Hc had
been "a resident OF st. Petersburg two
months. The widow and one son sur
rivc. They VIII accompany the body
10 St Louis for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Arbuck,e Jury Completed.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. March i6
The jury in the Roscoe Arbuckle
case was finally completed and sworn
in Mt the conclusion ot the court scs-
sion today. The Aim comedian is
facing his third trial Of n manslaugh-
ter charge in connection with the
death of Miss Virginia Rappc. MIN
actress. Four women are on the
tury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Wants Relief for Cou,n,x

Something must he done ,ov,,a
giving relief in the shape OF fran
'h'se through which II may he able
!" secure funds with which to re-
hhh'itat" The system" These were
inc principal things CounciImcn
should consider, he said. but schools
should be taken care OF, and the city,
by all means. have city farm
Carroll -. 'Hngan. candidate for
Common Council. said tho street car
company should have workable
lt"hchls". The company has not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
TO MIKE Special Study OF japan.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March 16.
beginning April /. 1922. the new
church year. tho Sunday achools of
The Southern Presbyterian Church
VIII make special study OF Japan
ana foreign mission work to be done
in that country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
ncv. q. =. u,ttIchcr Dt..

NEW YORK. March I6.-Rev
Charles Eugene BettIcher. Episcopal
clergyman and editor OF Tho Shirt
OF the Missions" died last night at
Coscob. Conn. friends here wcro nd :
yiscd today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
HOBSON PROPOSES
ONE-BODY COUNCIL
Continued From First Page

can "niE grow with street ear .crv
zee he said. and with tn. indis-
crlm'nate jitnay operations. such
HerVlc" cannot be maintained as II
should he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17

been made for raising revenue TO
meet the first years cost because n
majority OF the committee was salts
fed that mo new taxation nor special
provisions are needed until after the
expiration OF that fiscal year" II
added that any estimate OF govern
mcnt expenditures for 1924 and the
amount OF revenue needed OH account
of the bonus would necessarily be
very inaccurate at this time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17

certificates would he payments on
account of deaths of holders of GER
tiicatss.
Cost I'm Ia23 Ia tie S7I..5D.0OO.
The cost In the fiscal year 1879, the
first year after the bill came into
operation, would he S1+.279 900. the
report said, and the costs for each
succeeding year up to. but exclusive
al L.. ~ u
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FORDNEY TO SEEK
GILLETT'S VIEWS
ON BONUS TO-DAY

Continued From First p.,4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
ASK FULWILER GIVE
ENFORCEMENT JOB
TO CONVICTED MAN

continued From FIRST paxel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
ASKS WARRANTS OR
GRAND JURY PROBE
INTO BUCKET SHOPS

Confined From First Page
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
WOUND IN ARM
CAUSES ARREST.
Steve Kinkode Is NAbhed When He Coos
To washington Hospital

Washington. Ia. July SlneciaD
- When a 't"retgner. who gave his name
aS steve K!u'iode walked into tn" Wash
fngton hospital here late this afternoon
md declared he had been shot through
III. arm. aud asked for aid the hOspitSl
av,hnrit.~- beam" suspicious. and notified
the office uf Sheriff l.uellen.
The man. after receiving medical az
was placed under arrest and was later
taken to Avellt. where with four other
mon. who had been given medical treat
nent by Or. Quinn OF that place for
wounds received in tho Cllftorvilie af.
fair no vas turned over 20 the West Viz
g,nia authorities.
Eirkode Is said TO have been taken
tlck 10 WellShurg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

Last night at tho Rex theater the
Necs-Ball Co. PLAYED tne celebrated
lay "l'cg @ Ny Hear" The play was
resented in Very capable manner.
> nd in the title role Miss lTazelton was
exceptionally good. She makes an ideal
Peg O. Ny Heart" and the audience
was interested In her from the start
I has been many y"ars since W. saw
-" play. ana il SUI holds charm. be-
$50 Of tho way X ia written. The
W. Bal Co.. have given a fine produc-
tiu' "f the Manners play. and the set
Tin" LOOKS more like an English home.
than any play put o. here to represent
old England. Nces-Eall 20. never let
dow. and II seems ihny have been more
than "Hcressful paving in attention ="
deiai' Tho other members Of the cast
who ~ very clever work were Albert
Wees . Sir .Gerald Adair: Mr. Pcrc"
kilhrii" as Alarir Chichester. Eva
$arr"ir as Mrs. chichester. Dixie Dow
as Ethel Chichester.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
BOWLER STOPS
SALE Of ARMS
City Manager Issues Order Following
moody Battle Above wellsburg

City Manager Charles II. Dow,er yes
terday afternoon issued orders TO all
dealers OF firearms and ammunition. 20
cease selling guns. pistols and ammuni-
ton. This action on the part OF the city
manager was taken when word reached
OF the shooting near WelisburR.
cnl police were sent through tho
o the stores that sell ammunition
bther weapons and the manager =
delivered 70 them. which was as
VS.:
Dealers IN firearms and ammunition
the City OF Wheeling:
lin view OF tho very dangerous and
nuous condition which exists at the
Sent time we are most earnestly ro-
ting that there b" no tur;hcr saia
rearms or ammunition within tho
Aof Wheeling until further notice.
~. feel that upon reflection YOU Will
zee that this ~ necessary :0c rho
Eafety and good name oc our city. At
&ached 70 and made a part oC th:s letter
$here as an aErcem"a. IN your part -
Norply with this request. WIN you
Kindly siEn the sam" and return by the
fncers delivering thls letter 70 my Of
e?
signed) ~
&c. n DOWLER
"C:'v Manager"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
mas. LOUISE BENNETT. WHO
hoNS BOARDING ANO ROOM.
ING HOUSE. SAW ENTIRE
STRUGGLE FROM HOME.
wan Who Led Mob Wore Army Uni
FORM and Carried Fiaq-8ullets
Flew All Around Her House.

suddenly there was n shot. Then
another. and then he'll itself seemed
10 break loose on earth
such was the way Mrs. Louise Pen
nett an American woman. widow
VINO IL the landlady OF a rooming
rouse in Cliftonville. described the
shooting in rho little Csjun settlement
that claimed at least four N,rSs aud
resulted in number OF others being
Wounded
We knew troubIe was coming hu;
even though We had braced ourselves
TO DC rea&F for the worst. W. wer"
eadly ltsned. and Never shall |
iora "" said Mrs. Rcan&,t 10 an
er reporter as she locked Up
e snoldering ruins Of the
that w2S wiped out.
fnnCtt save 4 most vivid do
OF the shooting She hrrSclt
~ at twice during rhe trouble
|rs on the open space facing
cement. and her home was
y at least TWO bullets and pos.
bre.
had been told the marcherS
bminS f"om Av"lla." said Mrs.
T. w" could tell there was
hinE In tho air from the way the
|alkci. They did not gather IN
groups 70 themselves. but We
feel disaster was coming. and it
pnly too suddenly.
evening. mean from about s
had sort Of q prsmonttlon OF
During the evening words
hero and there added more
right. Then later Sheriff nuval
men arrived and we knew
ng was wrcnE
First Disturbance.
r wGs no disturbance Of any
5i about l o'clock. Maybe II
n hut $50. was sitting in tho
for couldn't sleep. All Of
there was a clean Of light
in the air, and it looked like
nG star.
came from over In 'ha, direc-
be sn;d pointing toward tho
'All Of a SUDDEN It exploded. The
as awru'. ard :he rocket Flew
directions
rocks, must have been as 4 sig
Ia gathering place fc- 'hHCe waS
ing that : h"a-d ~. Md then
sleep,
larm went of about ten minutes
and I was just getting dressed
glanced upon tho Hill.
then 7 saw Il ali. About five
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
T|ONA[ GUARD READY
To COME # NECESSARY
MINERS NOT UNDER
SUB-DISTRICT FIVE

Miners Of Washington county and
towns in upper Brooke and Hancock
counties are not under tho Jurisdiction
Of Suh-diStrict No. 5 of District b. &C
cord.1g to William A2rlegarih. score
:arv Of the Eastern ohio miners. Frank
Lcdvinka. II bridgeport president OK
The suh-d!strict was IN Washington. ID.
G last night and Robert Farmer. vice
pre~iden; OF the sub-district could not
be located.
Il was learned late last evening,
however. tina; the miners said 20 hay"
hecn in tho Ciiftonville disaster were
members OF District No. 6. ot which
head offices are in Pittsburgh. Robert
Gihhon IS president Of the district and
Patrick Pagan. also nf Pittsburgh Is
vice president. William largest IS sec
rotary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
;; THE THEATRES ;
PLAZA THEATRE

William Faraum Is TO appear this
week at the Plaza thcatcr in his latest
william Fox production "shackles OF
Gn'h"
'SrharEles of Gold" is a strong
man play and Is said 10 give Farnum
4 line opportunity /" display his splen-
Write stuff OF which he IL made. He
begins a. dock lahorcr. fights of
the gang If an INSCRIPTIONS oil mag.
nate wins fortune through oil and
then nIa.'r!es society girl VINO returns
scOrn for his Iowa girl VINO marries
him because her parents need his mon
~. Despite all this. Farnum battles his
way 10 love, though he ruins him
self Cinancially--as we'll as the man
who has tempted mis- wif"-so that the
enl Of tho story brings him the ha1p.-
nese he feared never was ~. he his.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
WOUNDED MEN
WILL RECOVER
DEPUTY SHERIFF IRWIN MOzINGo
REPORTED TO BE GETTING
ALONG WELL.
Two wounded Attackers At Local Hos
pital Are Not Seriously
Shot,

DEPUTY Sheriff Irwin Mozingo. who
vas wounded severely IN tho attack Al
'1rtorviilc. was reported last night
from W"llshurE To h" doing nicely. The
bullet entered the side cf his mouth ard
came out near the hack NJ the neck,
WHilc i; IS possibly serious. Il was he
.Novcd last night that h" would recover.
Angelo Marid"n and Frank Rodo. both
miners from Ay"ill. w"r" reported from
he ohio Valley hospital to he getting
along all right. Marjdcr was shot IN
h neck and Rodn IN the log, Neither
wound was serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
hon AND OTHER STATE Of
AIS KEEPING ANXIOUS
cH oN BROOKE COUNTY
4 SITUATION.
Thanks Sheriff Clouse FOR
bmpt Action In Going to As
distance OF Government.

tleston. ". Va. July lT.-Stoto
Is kept anxious watch here today
the situation IN Brooke county hut
4 little occasion TO interfere with
hanhllng Of the disorders by Of
y In the northern part oC -" state.
5ver hor Morgan. when he first 10
q Abe report Of sheriff pHvHls
made tho OfHc,a, request that
Clouse Of Ohio county go 20 the
knce OF the nHiGhborlng county.
be sheriff already was awaiting
ord and was prepared 20 90. III"
3nor said Later Governor Morgan
3raphed The THANKS Of IA" stat" 1"
1ifr Clouse and his deputies i"r the
Stance they gave.
he governor also t"legraphd r
. of the situation 20 Governor Sproul
and received promptly
n the latter an answer that ;he head
the stat" ConSthU,ary with - men
gone 10 the riot territory. anil that
Pennsylvania executive was doinS
rything IN his power for peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
STRIKE DISORDERS
At WAYCROSS, GA.

Atlanta. July l7.-Ciov"rror Hard
wick tonight authorized Adjutant Gen
cral J. yanholt Nash 10 send Georgia
National guardsren 70 "RNcross. Ga.
where disorders were reported late TO
lay In connection with strike or sorie
900 union employees or the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway General Nash LAT
or said he had tclcphoncd 20 Waycross
and did rot believe the sending Of
troops was yet necessary. II II be
anne necessary he added, they would
% sent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
STRIKERS BAR
WRECK|NG CREW

Washington. July lI.-Supcrini 'ndent
OF the Railway Mall Servic" Brauer. az
Chicago. hotItsd Postmaster Genera
Work today that Chicago, burlington q
Quincy train No. - lett the track Yes'
1919 ar I.oy!l'a. Monroe county. Iowa.
and that striking coal miners and shop
mems sympat h'zrrs had persistently re-
fused 10 permit wrcckinG crews l." ,le.r
m. tracks, Passengers. train AMI
wreckiux crews have hecn driven AVA
from tho tram. ne added and the track
will he blockadcd during the movemen:
Of mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

here was "dcpIorable". For the present,
II was explained. no call would be sent
for the national guard. as the author
itics felt the situation was safe In the
hands OF CAPTAIN White who has ar.
rived in the county with a company OF
srafe police from Haywood. to reinforce
the squad sent from Moundsvillc earlier
IN the day. These men Immediately
proceeded To Clir;Onvillc.
Irwin Mozingn. the only deputy wound
cd. was said tonight 10 be in serious
condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
SHERIFF DUVAL
Continued from Page one)

II the Salrdka mine OF tho R!chland
coal company. are accurate.
Martin Joint. an employs OF tho
Ri:Elani coal company. who stated that
he WAS sworn in as a special deputy
sheriff for twrnty-four hours follow
NIX receipt Of the report That the mine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
National Guard Ready.

ate police were rushed from sta
in the northern part of the state.
direction of Colonel Jackson
Id. who kept IN claSe toucn with
bin W. W. White. n command of
ANY A Of Haywood.
ntant General Charnock made sure
he national guard compa mis- wer-
illness. for any call 20 service tha:
be necessary. and after a "oafsv-
Sc9Sxfth tho governor. announced that
Tough there was no call TER :hc.r S,rv.
es At present. the loca! companies
8ould be able 70 e0traiH wlthin IN hoUr
tter any call that might come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

Alexander The mon were arrested by
deputies. One tonight declared that
was the reason he local authorities
were not on guard at Avclla.
Two OF the mon were arraiEned to-
Iav before Justice OF the Peace Car
michael. one was held under slooV
bond hut WAS unable - furnish the
amount while another waived hear
Ing and was released under the same
bond The other eight Will probably be
nrralgncd tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

was TO be attacked. said he Is positive
that he wounded one OF the Cl!ftonville
invaders so badly that the man stasger-
ed into the elevated end OF the incline
leading from the mine chcck-house 10
the ttpple. and that the man never left
the building, dying IN the fire which
destroyed that part of the mine prop
crty II he was not already dead from
tho wound inflicted by tho dcpGtF. Joint
also expresses the belief that he killed
at .eaSt one more man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
Picked Up Dead Victim.

George Williams. negro coal COM
pany employc who WAS also a"iing IN
the capacity OF an armed deputy Mon
day morning, declares that he too. Shot
one man dead. Williams declared t.
reporters that he started to drag the
man he killed 10 a refuge when lie was
chased by invaders VIII" picked ny ne
body and carried It - a trnr% wh!ch
TOOK II in the direction If Ayr.ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
RAIL BOARD LEGALITY
ATTACKED IN COURT

Fort Smith. Ark. July 17-LeEa lily
81 tho United States Railroad Labor
BOARD was attacked here today in the
federal court upon tn" ground that u
l. assuming jurisdiction over men en-
Eac"1 solely IN irIrnSta'" commerce"
who can be regulated "ub 10y The states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
WOMAN EYEN|TNE Sc TELLS
Of CL|FTONV|L[E BATTLE


hundred men. or so il seemed 20 ME
were marching along the ridge in clear
space where | could see them plainly
II the head of the column was man
dressed in what looked like an army
uniform. He was carrying hanne-'
Th"y seemed 20 split about at the mid
H." az the clearing. and one half went
,outh and ;he other came over the
Mill
Shouting And Firing
They Disappeared tn the woods hut
I could stan SOC them coming over the
nili Fuen the Hell broke loose. The
men coming over the htll were shouting
and firing their guns Our men waited
and ;E"u they started hardly REM
Nmber what happened. one column or
what seemed 10 be a couple hundred men
anne around the Mil and swept down
on ~. t;prlr. That brute carrying the
American flag as could then see was
waving It Ike fury and shouting. lie
was one nC the f!TSt - rush Into the
apple. and then he stuck his head out
II one az the windows still waving his
HlaG The next thing knew n" tipple
was on gre
&c! g., scared and ran ont Of the house.
T. Ms daylight and Just across the
creHN there saw a main standing with
Il big rirlc. pointing up me h!l As
sooH ~ he saw me. he pointed az me-.
and Cred. Come upstairs and see what
hapr"ucl
F:scortiug the reporter upstairs. she
pointed u a window. There was 4 hull
ct hole The hullc; had tnra away
part Of the window casing. glanced
downward across III glass and hurying
itself ~ the other side Of the window
frame The place where !; lodged was
not hftecn inches away from tho place
where IA man had been lying IN bed ten
minutes h!ors. There was another but"
let hole in the glass
Mozingo Was Game
Cong back downstairs, Mrs. Bennett
continued describing the scenes about
the settlement Sh" told OF other w"-
men looking out Of the windows. some
CRYING. others shouting. while still
others looked mutc!y upon what was
happening on N" hillside and watching
the ttrple burning.
And then | went oVt tn" other door
for was afraid OF getting shot and
there. on the end Of the foo:br'dg" was
another He d.d not shoot. hut
'ducksd INSIDE the door too quickly.
There was with my four children.
VINO were crying and sobbing. de-
fenseleSs women. What could do? We
~rouChCd into on" corner anf tAcr" we
sa, and prayed unit, i, wa- all over.
When the shooting had stopped. W"
went cur They wc~" bringing NozinGo
down and then came Duvai!" body.
"MDz;rgo was r,aceG in ORC machine
and they started ou' AZ the car went
across the creek. h. loCk"d back and
smiled. and then coughed up some blood
He was bleeding awful. but ne was SUI
game. The sh"ri~. may hts sou! rest IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

4rrorn issa - 1897 ~" number R"n-
<srcsd - death N EnEE'nd and "a.e@
averaged "a a year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property
LIST YOUR WANTS WITH Us

LIST YOUR WANTS WITH Us
This is only partial list of the
many business and investment
propositions which we have
S. Michigan St-GOO block-Mighty fine
lot 80 X l65. including large room
house. fairly good state OF repafr
This Is an exceptionally fine business
site and is priced right, with terms.
y. Main St 100 block - Three story
brick building % X 50 on lot % Y 90:
would make good investment propo-
sition, and is priced reasonable. Terms.
Niles. Mich. - Right down town - 80
room hotel business with restaurant
in connection. including all furnish
ings and eqUi pment and year lease
Now netting owner over $500 per
month. Owner wishes TO retire and
Will sell right.
Z. South st story brick building 40
xG0 lot on ~ 100. Modern, with two
stores on ground floor and u living
rooms above. Now bringing in 1870
gross. See US for prices and terms on
this property.
Laporte Ave - Large two story frame
building IS a. suitable for light
manufacturing business, with elevator
service on paved street. Lot IS 152.
viii sell very reasonable or will lease
for or 10 years.
W. Washington ST. - 400 block-Large
brick all modern 0 suite apartment
building. Steam heated and good
state OF repair. on corner lot. This
apartment is one OF the finest PROPOSE
tons in the city and is q very good in
vestment at the price asked.
Gary. Ind.-washington St 900 block
, story brick store and apartment
building 80 20 on lot 90 K 125 This
building is new and up-to-date In
Gary IS on boom and would advise
investigating this property including
price asked for same.
W. LaSalle St.-Frame apartment build
ing consisting Of 1 suites each with
bath on each floor modern in every
way and is in mighty good state OF
repair. Now earning about 100 gross
Better get our price and terms on this
property.
s N.1iu St-Factory or warehouse site
consisting OF lot fronting 2SS feet on
s. Main by 10 feet back to the Van
dalia r. r. With private switch to
10 values Of other properties in this
vicinity.
S Main St.-40) hlock-Exceptional fine
- Nf0If. EElTe DITCH apartment
building. modern up 10 the minute in
every detail located on mighty fine
corner. Now bringing in a handsome
return on the investment. This is one
Of the best propositions in the city.
Large factory site in south end Of city,
hut close I'm. consisting OF 20 acres
fronting on both sides OF Nandalia
r r. Practically oil level Would
make exceptionally fine location for
brick yard. steel mill or auto factory.
Priced lower than any other factsry
site 20 be had in the city, considering
locations.
Exceptionally fine acre subdivision prop,
ositiOn, consisting OF 5tl2 acres OF
practically all level land. located on
Y Eddy Road. Immediately in rear 81
Notre Dame University. Priced very
reasonable with terms.
Yours for a Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR V. VAN CANTFORT co.
Everything in Real Estate"
Second Floor Union Trust Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 25Ss-
MTCHTGAN ST s.-Corner: 81 fee, on
Michigan: large modern house;
rooms bath. Wesley Van vain. o2i
Farrars Trnsi Rldg.
Farm Lands For Sale IS
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