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Evening journal., 1922-06-23
COURT RAPSUSE
OF HANDOUTS

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Superintendent Black. called as a
witness. said that those instructions
applied to prisoners OF the more
dangerous type. but the necessity OF
placing handouts on prisoners in
other instances was left to the judg-
ment of the officers.
Judge Hastings termed the use OF
the handouts on Ken as the most
outrageous thing he had heard
of for a long time" He remarked
that II the officers felt they we're do
ing their duty. that was one thing'
but II they were merely trying to
show their authority that was an
other matter.
Anybody ought 10 know better
than TO handcuff a business man
whose only offense was alleged vio-
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
FARMERS CALL FOR
WHEAT SH0CKERS

Call was received by the Public En-
ployment Bureau today for so labor
ers. 10 be employed in a suburb Of
Wilmington at 80 cents an hour. Re
quest also was received FOR ten men
TO shock wheat on a Delaware farm,
at $3.50 a day.
Men for these occupations are be-
ing sought this afternoon and prob
ably will be placed tomorrow morn
ing.
Four men registered, four were re-
ferred and one placed today. Nine
women were registered. nine referred
and seven placed in domestic work.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
G0MPERS AGAIN
FEDERATION HEAD

CINCINNATI. June %. Omitted
Pressl Samuel Gompers was today
reelected President Of the American
Federation OF Labor. without oppo-
sitiOn.
The effort Of a coalition OF rail
road workers. miners and others 10
force Gompers out. collapsed today
and no other candidate for presi-
dent was nominated.
Gompers election today was the
forty-frst time he has been chosen
to head the Federation he having
held the Office during the entire time
OF its existence with the exception
OF one year.
James Duncan, head OF the
granite workers was likewise re-
elected first vice president.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
TO SUPPRESS HISTORY
MALIGING LINCOLN

WASHINGTON. June %. Omitted
Press) Movements to suppress his
tories which charge that Abraham
Lincoln deliberately conceived" the
Civil War and forced it on the South
we're started here today by the G..
A.. r. and the Danes of the Loyal
Legion.
This move is in answer to a reso-
luton recently passed by the United
Confederate Veterans, at Richmond
which approved use Of the histories
in Southern schools.
Mrs. John A. Logan, president OF
the Danes, and Col. John McElroy'
vice commander of the G. \. X,
we're bitter in their denunciation OF
the resolution.
mo one made greater effort
than Abraham Lincoln to pacify the
South" McElroy said. NO man
ever pleaded more strongly for the
seeding States to return to the
Union than he did in his inaugural
address"
Evening journal., 1922-06-23

ton. We are operating approx
mately $4,000 active trusts in this
office. scattered from the Philip
pines to New England. which in
cludes every class OF business mag
Unable. and our actions with regard
TO these lawyers fees do not warrant
such an accusation.
AN incomplete and rough esti-
mate OF the total amount OF prop
erty held by this Office today, Is
criticized In Congressman Woodruff's
speech. especially the figures which
show approximately s29,000.000 be-
longing 10 Americans" and 9th
ers" amounting to a like sum. These
figures are. of course. an estimate,
for the reason that the determination
of enemy character is made prin-
cipally on a decision OF residence,
and until a claim IS filed for the re-
turn OF property. 1t is absolutely i'm
possible to determine the nationality
of the enemy in whose name the
property IS held.
I'VE are criticized for cancelling
or mixing" reports. This Is a
method of overcoming the custom
airy Governmental red tape. which
should receive appreciation OF n
critic rather than his condemnation.
There were thousands OF reports OF
enemy property on the records OF
this office. which, upon investigation
showed that the property should not
be demanded or reduced TO possess
sion. and therefore. in order TO give
the parties interested a clear title.
this Office under the present ad-
ministratlon. has voluntarily mixed"
hundreds of records on our own in
itiative. and at no expense to the
20 ople involved. In fact, we have
always returned property Whenever
claimant comes within the law.
we hold no brief for our pre-
decessors in office and do not know
why they placed certain values on
property that they had seized, but
it is proper TO say in reply to Con-
gresham Wbodruff's criticism tina:
the seeming depreciation in the
values of property Is due to the de-
probation in the market value Of
the stocks. bonds and ether secur-
tiles held by this office. which is
not estimated on their face value"
Congressman Woodruff in his
speech. infers that this Office in
tentionally misrepresented facts in
its recent report to Congress. con-
corning the sale Of the Bosch Mag
neto Company, under the Wilson
administration.
The only records in the Bosch
Magnetic case are those that were
handed to this Office by my pre-
decessor. These official records show
that the bill of sale ran to Martin +
Kern, who according to these re-
cords was purchasing this property
for himself and certain other par
Elephants The fact that this office,
as a part OF tho official records Of
the Bosch Magnetic Company. list
ed the names Of these participants.
does not mean that we are endeavor-
ing 10 protect anyone. Surely no one
would expect this office TO alter Of
fetal records. even though they may
be at variance with what may be
proven as the result Of court or
other legal proceedings"
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. June % united
Press. There was fair spot demand
today and prices were steady. Sales
amounted 20 10000 bales including
$500 American. Receipts totaled
1000 bales including 25.40O Ameri-
can Futures opened quiet.
American middlings fair. 1890;
good mlddlings, 1910; fully mid
dlings 1874; middlings. 1889; good
ordinary. 1929: ordinary. i1.79.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
Hope follower
PRICE OF MEATS
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the farmers Of adequate profits to
encourage stock raising. Second.
they boost the price OF meats, all
along the line OF distribution to the
consumer.
Government regulations having
put the big packing houses fairly
under control. the Department OF
Agriculture feels the commission
merchant must not be allowed to
make exorbItant profits.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. June % Omitted
Press Cotton opened irregular to-
day, July was up at 22.4O; octo-
Der 22.4l. up 3: December 22.20, up
1: January 22.O7. off /; March 2i.92,
unchanged.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
I'm memoriam

In memory Of Henry W. Mailer. who
died years ago today:
The one we lox cd has gone.
The voice we loved Is stlli:
place Is vacant In our hearts,
That never can be filled.
Wife and Chiidren.s
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
EoREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. June % Omitted
Press. Foreign exchange opened
easier today. Sterling opened al
441ik; francs. .Os54is; lire. .O475l y
marks. .OO3Oia.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
Largest Paid Circulation
JAIL WOMAN
FOR rum Sale

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one from whom he purchoed whisky.
In court today. Negro testified
that he purchased drinks and pint
milk bottle full OF gin from Mrs.
Glorski The gin tested 40 per cent.
alcohol
Evening journal., 1922-06-23
NAMES
OF MANY ON
DEATHLIST
London Fears Lloyd George
Is Among Those Marked
for Death
BELFAST MEN TALK
OF EARLY REPRISALS
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campaign OF outrages throughout
England
The inquest into Sir Henry VIII
sons murder will be held Monday.
All the suspects arrested last night
were released this morning with the
exception OF the woman.
The body OF their victim lay in
state at the Eaton square home
outside which Wilson was shot
down. sword In hand. 4 detachment
OF a rife brigade OF Sir Henrys
old regiment mounted guard. was on
duty
A strong agitation 10 have the
former chief OF stan. whose loss the
entire nation mourned today. buried
IN Westminster Abbey. has started
In the press which eulog.zed Sir
Henry.
Three factors lead the poiice and
military authorities TO suspect that
Wilson's death may have been only
the first blow OF a widespread muir
der plot against opponen's Of Re-
publican ireland. These were:
!. Discovery OF a quantity OF
arms and ammunition. including
hand grenade and gelinite in a
house within stones throw OF
Eaton Square whore Sir Henry
Wilson was shot down.
g Evidence OF sixteen mon and
woman arrested for questioning
last night.
3. stories OF witnesses TO the
shooting OF Wilson who agree that
apparent accomplices OF the as
sassins were in the neighborhOod
and attempted TO divert the chase
following the murder.
The House Of Commons which
adjourned yesterday In honor OF Sir
Henry after leaders OF the govern
ment and the opposition had eX-
pressed horror at the tragedy met
today. A statement regarding the
death OF Sir Henry was postponed
until Monday.
Predictions that the government
existence would be jeopardied BY
the death OF Wilson. owing 10 re-
vulsion OF feeling against the pres
ent Irish policy. proved apparently
unfounded. when commons, by 1O7
10 as. defeated a motion 10 adjourn.
Austen Chamberlain, government
| leader announced the government u
doing its utmost 20 protect life and
property In England and Ireland.
Liovd George Chamberlain declared
is now engaged In conference
dealing with all phases OF the situa-
ton The Premier like many others
is believed TO take seriously the idea
OF an organized murder plot by dis
contented Irish extremists.
Il was authoritatively stated today
that the assassins, James OBrlen
and James O'Connelly, operated IN
conjunction with a large organiza-
ton. Both were connected with the
Irish Republican army; In what ca
pacity was not made clear.
A huge crowd surrounded West
Minister police court when the men
were taken there for arraignment
and the police kept their prisoners
safe with difficulty. An attempt 10
Identify the assassins at first failed
hut later IL developed that O'Con-
nelly had been employed as night
Waterman at Richmond House ter
race. the government buildings just
opposite the entrance TO Downing
street on which Lloyd Georges resi-
dence is located. Both murderers. It
was said. resided at Croydon near
the airdrome for some time.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23

sent by Lewis that started the war.
Harrington added, however, that he
did not know for a fact that Lewis
had sent a telegram to the strikers.
From other sources it was learn
ed that a telegram was prepared
which not only referred to the i'm
ported workers in the Herrin mine
as common strikebreakers," but
set forth in some detail the reasons
why they should not be considered
good union men.
WAUKEGAN, ILLS, June %,
UNITED Press. LACK of funds will
preveDt any State aid in investiga-
ton of the Williamson county mas
sacre. Attorney General Edward j.
Brundage said today.
The Attorney Generals Office is
empowered only to conduct an IN
vestigatloD and prosecution II 'ocal
authorities are unable to do :heir
duty" the attorney said. THE
application for funds for such in
vestigation work was vetoed by Gov.
Small and in case the Williamson
county officials need helD VIII be
unable to send it, No other depart
ment of the State Government can
participate in such work"
The Attorney General is here IN
connection with the prosecution Of
Governor Small on charges of con-
spiracy 10 defraGG the state.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23

Cooks. Mattresses, cleaning women
and laundresses should watch the
Want Ads carefully 70 rnew work,
and people looking for domestic as
sistants will do we'll TO use the Want
Ads as their medium.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23

The Want Ads are always at your
service. and no matter what the sub
iect YOU will find assistance in that
quarter. II you are going TO move
a.. buv home use Want Ads
lation of the speed law and not APP
nearing in court" commented the
Judge. Under the circumstances, ne
said, he felt constrained TO dismiss
the charges.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23

4 CINCINNATI, o., June % Omit
ed Press) Frank Harrington. pres
cdent OF the Illinois Miners FEEDER
alton. left here early today for the
Williamson county, Illinois, trouble
zone.
Harrington indirectly blamed
John L. Lewis. president Of the
Mine Workers, for the trouble. He
said it apparently" was a telegram
Evening journal., 1922-06-23

BELFAST, June %. Omitted
PressD-Outraged Unionlst senti-
ment in Ulster Is being held in check
with difficulty. officials admitted to-
day. Threats OF reprisals during the
coming weekend have not been eN-
aggerated they say.
There was shooting in the streets
this morning. Police were forced
to fire a volley at a mob in order to
cause dispersal.
Evening journal., 1922-06-23

DUBLIN, June %. Omitted
Press irresponsible Irish leaders
regret the assassination OF Sir Henry
Wilson as sincerely as do those OF
Great Britain. Arthur Griffith and
Michael Collins both denounced the
outrage in the strongest terms. Rory
O'Conner. leader OF the rebels, how
ever. said he was too busy 10 talK
about H.
Irish Republican Army headquart-
ers today denied any knowledge OF
soldiers by the name or description
OF James O'Brien and James O'Con-
nelly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RES TATEANT AND CONFECTIONER
Wisconsin town 100 Madison TERRI
tory ln competition. rent 50 WItb
-t--E rnnu~- good building doing 50
70 so daily. fountain ana good equip
meDt. $500 comp .cte-
ELEVATOR AND FUEL Southe8 stern
Nebraska town 5000. 80 900 0u e.efa-
Tor; good buildings coal sheds. etea
hlA4 grade equipment choice ln.1.
leu, established u years, money
maker. S-1oH and invoice
'r-.t-Atri---N n. arsska town fuo- seward
territory, own building. corner ioea-
rar- comp eye equipment. large busl-
ness Complete about 5000
INFLEMENtS-Also auto accessories F..
own metal building 5oxi#u. main
street loe4uoni large territory da.ns
good business property 5000 and lu-
voice stock about 5000
CAFE-N wisconsin county seat town 80
0o0. choice location. 10 stoo. counter
also tables splendid squipmeat. doing
SGl n day cheap az 3 80
TIRE SHOP Eastern NenIJskat rent
500, good lease, complete equipment
repair outht. e.. choice main street
location 81 500 ana involve
DRUG STORE Eastern Nebraska town
Omaha territory. own modern tuId-
ing -5N6t soda fountain and nice fix
lures no competition Complete, 5000
Terms
SHOE REPAIR SHOP Nebraska county
seat town. $40. rent SO. excellent
equipment. small stock work shoes
doing good business. Complete $50
GAEAGE-Nebrask county seat town
300. rent building. good lease. com
plete and high class shop equipment .
service ear. doing $500 yearly Com
plete $1,000
HOTEL Eastern Nebraska town sGt- IL
rooms completely furnished. electric
itv Steam lg3t dining room service
rent good Hrics building -orne- in-I-
tun- good business. - ulo complete
BILLIARDS. BOWLING AND LINtH
Southern Wisconsin town $3.50.
tables. lunch counter. q bowling aIlevs -
complete outfit, rent $50. choice lo.a.
ton. doing $50 90 SO daily. dom miss
this 4 bargain. $3.50
SOFT DRINK BAR AND ROOMS
Southern Wisconsin Gown 500. rent
brick building $50 steam he1-, efe''-
tricitv, have n rooms upstairs; DONG
So 10 50 daily, complete equipment
Price $4,000
FLOUR AND ED-WIsconsin town
700. juneau territory own good
building electric motors. etc; com
plete feed grinding equipment. whole
sale and retail trade; doing about $40
600 annually. $1,000 and invoice stock.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE co.
225 Homm Bldg, 81. Paul MINI.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
FRUIT. CHICKEN FARM OR
COUNTRY HOME

acre with r. bungalow. y olive
ST.. $500
"a acres or mi Y w. on Chicago
rd and = r. H.. 1920.
acres, mi east on EdWardsburE I'D
with r III and s. peach trees. plum
3 cherry, apple. water ami sink Iu
house supply tank In house = incuba
ors holding 49, eggs each. 80 straw
berry plants. some E0oseberries 800 n-
700 chickens, and hen houses. one SIX
10, @XI5. Skis All goes for $500
ot= acres near . Point school with H
new x. II. and furnace barn G4Kfg.
some fruit and n truck. 5000
100 acres, 10 acres being lake. - tim
her, in Cass county. Mich without
buildings. $500
30 acres, Casss county. Mich, without
Is acres, K H. big barn and hen
house. just south n Point School SD
sample ST. rds fruit and truck. all
for $500
n acres with 3 r new bungalow
and garage, berries and grapes. =,
young trees and furnace in house. neal
the Country club, $500
acres with an s r. H.. just east Of
Notre Dame $500
$500
r p. with 8 lots facing Dixie High
way $500
40 acres on Edwardsburg I'd. near
Slower school. $1,000.
100 acres with Il. H.. silo. barn and
other buildings. near Crumstown. SfO0e
IA acres with q r. Il crops. stock
tools, on the Lydick rd-, 5000
lO7 acres Just east or Granger. All
new buildings. viii exchange for CITY
property.
81 acres Lydick rd near Crumsf0uu.
s r.. II. with barns and sf1o. windmu1
garage and other buildings; VIII er
change Tor city property.
- acres, az mi west with 10 r. "a
and barns. garage, gr3uaries. tool shed
and hen house; soil, clay and muck.
viii exchange for city property
5s1a acres. Al fruit farm with Al
buildings, just north Of city, viii sell
reasonable or on terms
200 acres just 3l5 mi y r u city
can be used for grain nr dairy farm
a. acres timber - Alfalfa. will er
change for city property
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
MR. RENTER:

MR. RENTER:
WHEN WILL YOU GET YOUR NOTICE
TO MOvE7
Are yon going to wait until you have
to move, until at the eleventh hour you
viii have to take what you can get
whether modern or not, in order to
shelter yourself and family. or are you
going to solve your problem once and
for all by obtaining permanent posses
sion and eventual ownership Of a real
home in home district2 I have what
. You want at terms which you can meet.
for example, $50 down and $3.50 per
month will give you immediate pos
session Of a bungalow. suitable for a
small family. modern, all improvements
and newly built. VIII show by ap-
pointment through the day, evenings.
Saturday afternoons and Sundays.
Write or call at 2315 Erskine Blvd.
C. D JAY. JR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTIES
BUSINESS PROPERTIES

story frame building with additional
Z and garage FOR cars. sT moderu
) Chaplin ST., ST.. 600
story store frame building with al
ditional r. s Chapin ST. $500
story brick building with addftfora
S r. =. Chaplin ST. $4,000
story store brick building with al
ditional r. S13J00.
story store brick building with ~
ditional S r. W Washington Az. Sf450f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

ME UNPRECEDENTED progress of the
American people can be attributed more
than anything else 90 the freedom which
American women enjoy in the home
When a woman of culture selects A
home like those being built n Harter
Heights for her kingdom in which to
practice the principles OF freedom and
cooperation, new star lis established
In the armament Of civilization
LOUIS q. PALMER a co
Main 1909. AZ uiGn Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

Mr. RENTER


Why worry about the housing prob.
lem. when ] can sell you some newly
built California type bungalows for
$2e5 down1 WIN only cost you sos
because you are going to pay It out
IN rent.
Modern. medium sized newly built,
Kellsstone stucco Oh tile; full base
ment. furnace heat combination range
boiler and water heater. Electric and
gas. terraced lawns. All improvements
including street paving in and paid for;
between Michigan and Miami SITS. near
car line, stores, churches and schools
only s265 down; $3.50 Per month in
Guiding interest-now for quick action
Can be inspected by appointment only
writeo. ]. Prou. l143 $. Main St. south
Bend, Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

Z ROOMS modern. on Lincoln WAY West
Must be sold, owner going west. price
$500
LOUIS c. PALMER & 60
lain la6A AZ Union Trust Bldg
re r SALE-Best home on the marx.
4. Mishawaka: square type OAK M
isn fireplace. double garage. SO Ca
hOun st Mishawaka
FOR SAILS room residence; electric
lights gas. city. cistern and well wa
Ter ln kitchen nice lawn flower gar
dea and shade trees. Cal Main 412p
or 1900 y. Huey ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
NLANAGER

wanted bv old established well-rated
company opening office az South BEND
force after same has been organized by
our sales manager Product backed by
national and local advertising cam
pign Sold 0n ePsy payments All
accounts carried by us for any amount
500 required. fully secured. Earning
should exceed Sl000 annually Write
or wire your qualifications today.
CYRUS SHANK co.
ca West Jackson Blvd
Chicago TIT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

L00K OVER THIS T-TST FFF0RF
BJlING
FOE SALE - Modern room bungalow.
j.. Broadway. $3.50
Modem r'om house, F. Indiana
H.,u'
lo.1 49,
'-'o' ."et 's-e'' F'''''' s'
Gown
room house. hiss 4 bedrooms. has
oath In, 100 henwood Az. $500; ST.
pjt down. balance monthly payments.
$'-y' 500 down.
room NOUS newly painted lhd Gee
grated. vacant owner has left city.
located at ~ ST feier -. >4t'o ioF
room house With large rooms. AZ
ll- ,,- ~ @'".'-e' 80
"e Nesl H'.>.V
- 'ro-eLu louA .ouse- ~ ait -- -"
10, ~ nr5..n ''' - 49, ,,.lI,
$50 ~. st,r..f, -i, 80 ,-fp -.,-
reom Ert.a ~, stb -te-
Fs5h. $o.'gl Easy terms -. coo,
go com com mouse. ~ moro c. >-.''''
uAppv r rocrprrcoN
suite .. odd Fellow Bldg
Phones TfrUufr 500 Main t0-9
=---= ====-=
Lots for sale IS
;7---7--7- ------s-
lo-A > ~ h4ftI dlA l-ot 40. "a LOT
sans I- ali r. al, I.ss gS- .asS a.
49, n H. &C.,. 81 t-t,,.-,,i,, a.
8q+rio 60. ,Iirb '7
-, - - -
YIN NAA-L CtIe lott 7-AAeo, atI improve
ments 10 ana PAID Tor N,O9O. higl
hoEses ten Ii5tks com seuter. ,li'sr
est pofDf i'm fha CITY terms given n.
&C tbis r,on.-t, ,r-ita 49, onnof-,
ment J Killer as Union HTrust
Bldg
y0'TC p4VC1TNC COCO 49, or,r--,I.--i
Vaipa $40 earb or tbree - si460 49,
Euclid Park. E. Cedar and Roseland
lois Fred Zaebnle 79i = Collar Az
Main 1921
3 LOTS-1O5xlG5 feet, north part Of city,
close IN mark. ideal lOrgtinn for fat
~ elrfSe1c pt AZ nv 20 '0' nav
51S T. \. Nfi i,l-ie1-i = -
VF 1--WE 755T-5fI- EI7TI55,-- los I'm
prova6 and nm ,nrrorod In an nqrts ~
the city. Also farms from / acre 10
500 acres
HASTINGS REALTY CO
Us \. Michigan 81.
W. SIBLN AND y. JOHNSON-LarEe
corner lot. must sell S. G. Kovacs
40 Chaplin 81. L-G0S3.
FOR SALE-A good business vacant LOT
IN the 500 block on south Michigan 81.
cheap. owen Il, Mlnqle, 2Ol W. Jerer-
son 81 Lincoln Us
FOR SALES room an modern house.
sleeping porch garage. price 81. 500
q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
FINANCIAL.

6 PER CENT INTEREST
IS paid on all deposits left with
Us We loan money on FIRST mort
gage securities in South bend and
Mishawaka. Workingmen's Build
ing and Loan Assn. Whitcomb a
Keller's o3ce. Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
VACANT CITY LOTS

lots in LaSaue Park. 500 each
8 LOTS. Lake ST., LaSalle Park, $500
$500 each
3 lots y. Johnson ST. just ". Of L
il viii sell very reasonable IN al e
are taken az once FOR cash
Los cor Cat8lua Az. and Calvert 5nr
15n. Price very reasonable FOR Cash
lot on east Milton all paved and paid
for. II taken af once. Sl1DO
g lors on p Donald ST. $3.50 Zach
L0t on Prairie Av. paved $1,000.
Lot ON heuwood Av 500
J have several other city proper+f>s
and vscal' lots tn different parts N The
ci.y aud $50 d.feront prices aud have
several farms % different sizes.
II Interested ln The above pr0pert.sE
kindly call or see
ALEX S. LANGEL
soc S. CHAPLIN ST.. 2nd FLOOR.
Phone J.. 1906 Bes NJ 1856
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

MISHAWAKA AV.-Large, new &C IA.
pletelv modern bungalow. Is .ge
basement and attic. Living room AID
dining room have oak border doors
Interior finished In white enamel and
dark mahogany. This is a real home
for particular people and possession
can be had Ina q few days for a reason
able cash payment down.
COLPAERT REALTY CORY.
Rooms i and
Blackstone Thehfsr BldE.
Lincoln 21a9