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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

ToNTI AVA room modern home
shown by appointment.
S Main SIT room house. large lot,
double garage; good condition; wonder
full bargain; reasonable terms. We
recommend this property.
Bungalow. Just completed. rooms
and bathrm. House 24x4O feet: very
large lot: full basement: city water.
gas electric. Oak door lvg. and dining
rms. $500; $1,000 cash Would take
smaller cash payment with improved
10, ~ 5. E. district
Cushing St.. near LaSslle. Beautiful
roOmy one-story home; all modern. )
rms. and bath, garage; new plumbing,
new oak floors throughout, $3.50; rea-
sonable down payment and terms.
Rooming house. most desirable loca.
ton. IS rms. 2 baths. all modern; very
big lot This Is the best paying invest
meEt in town Also several smaller
roOming houses.
10 acres and room bungalow, near
Roseland.
II you are in the market to buy, le,
rs show you our list II you have
property to sell. our service is at your
disposal
o. r. Beyler. 223 s. Lafayette st.
Main $3.50. Open evenings.
I ROOM HOUSE-Within walking dist.
ance Of Studebakers. bath. electric
Rights. paved street. large lot Price
only $500.
Main 963l GARN BROS.
Res. Main ass go Farmers Trust
10 ROOM HOUSE-COrner lot. close in.
on Michigan St This is a good house
and the lot will grow into value very
fast because OF location. II not sold
very soon. VIII be Withdrawn from
market until next spring.
FRANK JEFFERIES
Realtor
4iJ Union Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
Statesmen AND AGENTS.

COUNTY AGENTS
WANTED
I'm each county In Indiana TO sell the
Collapsible Rim for automobiles in
dorsed by all manufacturers dealers
and car owners. You can change your
tire to . minutes without the use Of
tools Man can make from $1,000 To
$4,000 a year. For information. call or
write Mr.. 3. +. Easlin. 30 Peoples
Bank Bldg. indianapolis, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
. Business of Your Own

A Business OF Your Own
$3.50 TO $1,000 YEARLY PROFITS
Are YOU tired of working for the
other fellow: DO you want profitable
business of your own? Here is your
opportunity
We are opening chain tire stores I'm
towns and cities all over the country.
We require ambitious men to own and
operate these stores. If you can quail
ify YOU will have our full cooperation.
" wiz mean a fortune TO YOU. Our
advertising viii bring business to your
store. Experience unnecessary. We
train you.
We have over 30 stores now in OPP
Grafton. Through our chain store op-
erations we undersell competition. Our
operators make big money. You can
too.
\ store can be started for 81 600.
You own the store outright Your in
vestment fully secured. Get all the
facts now. DO not delay. Your town
mas be closed at any time. Call, wire
or write. {. \. Jennerjahn.
Stephens Associated Stores
Lion Tire & Rubber Corp. Bldg,
Lafayette. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

MODERN-Dupiex four apartments.
close 10 ear line. good condition, won
derful investment: u pays for All
Easy terms; bargain for quick sale
Morrow Richardson, 900 5. Carroll St
Main 52T9
FOR SALE
Z room fully modern house in one OF
the best residence districts in the city
Living room. music room. dining room
and kitchen down bedrooms and bath
up Hardwood finish and trim. Garage
and beautiful shr-bOery. House Is
months old
LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
4l2 Union Trust Bldg. Main 1869
FOR SALE
Possession az once. new modern
bungalow In Bunner Grove addition ia
River Park. in the first block north on
Mishawaka Az. west side OF street right
in the grove. Price $500: $1,000 cash
and balance land contract.
FRANK ]. ANDERSON. Realtor
663 Farmers Trust Bldg
Line 1856. Line. 1856
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

FOUR ROOM COTTAGE-Partly mod
ern, deal with owner. Lincoln Sl6O.
ALL MODERN room house, within 10
blocks of center; fine location; garage.
Main 2GS1. GARN BROS.
Res Main 4j3S. G32 Farmers Trust
FOR SALE-One of he better homes. A
real house built of the best brick and
tile construction, in the center Of
real residence district. All street i'm
provements in. ana grounds developed
with lawn, ShrubDery, etc. House mas
large living room with FIRE place and
bookcases and tiled vestibule at front
entrance. Beautiful dining room, kItch
en- with built-in cupbOards and large
pantry or ice box room. Toilet and
lavatory on first floor, also large beau
tiful sun parl0r. Upper floor is reach
ed by both front and back stairway. has
three large sleeping rooms large sleep
ing porch, tiled bath. There are ten
closets and heated garage. Basement
has hot water heat plant, fuel room.
fruit cupboard and large laundry with
built-in tubs. Both city and cistern
water piped throughout house. This
property Is high class in every way and
will be sold by owner at less than the
house could be built for. Easy terms
to the right party. Main l47S
FOR SALE-66 % A.. 6 room house.
barn. garage; good land horses. cows.
hogs. crops. tools; price $500 NJ.
Chadwick. Decatur. Mich.
HAVE MODERN houses in all parts of
the city; some for cash, others on pay
meats Have some in Mish3waka.
Wesley Van Vain, 624 Farmers Trust
TO The PEOPLE OF SOUTH BEND
Are you capitaliZing in South Bends
GROWTH Look about you and you viii
ind that the south part of the city is
growing more today than any other
section and viii continue 10 grow. for
years to come. Beautiful MeSua Heights
located just east OF the Studebaker adj
ditiOn and west OF Meana St. is the
most reasonable priced sub in the city.
We build for you on small down pay
ments.
403 CITIZENS BK- BLDG. MAIN 1867
n ROOM HOUSE-Bath and modern con
veniences located northwest section.
block and half from car line. two blocks
from school For appointment, phone
Linc0la J0G9
THINKING OF REAL ESTArE7
SEE HASTINGS
2lS y. Mich gan 81.
Lincoln $40
Lots for Sale 50
VERY CLOSE IN-Corner lot. 491axl65
feet. good brick building with business
rooms below and living rooms above
on part Of the lot Offered at a price
that viii make good investment.
FRANK JEFFERIES
RealtOr
41J Union Trust Bldg.
ACRE LOTS-GoOd soil good location
on paved street. Improvements in. CaA
Franklin Savings Co. 201 ". Jefferson
Blvd. Lin. G52S or Lin. 6242
FOR SALE-TwO lots corner Dayton and
Marietta; desirable for business or
apartments. John Roth. l24 $ Main 81
LOTS-In south part Of city; some on
Michigan st. Wesley Van Vain. 62i
Farmers Trust
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE-Partly mod
ern, deal with owner. Lincoln $500
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
TEXAS WEATHER FOR
WEEK ENDING AUG. 9

HOUSTON. Texas. Aug. lo.-Thc
week was marked w unusually high
tlay temperatures and abundant sun
shine. Cor ,liiinns continue dronghiy IN
The greater portion of the state. al
though showers occurred near the close
of the week ~ about two-fifthS of the
reporting stationS. mostly in northern
counties The weather was favorable
fc- harvesting. hut too dry fnr nnrnal
plant growth and ranges and minor
crops dctrroratrh where there was no
rain. lat" cor:s also made poor prog
rcsS. and its condition is poor. Rice
continued il good condition. The prog
resS of cotton was mostly poor. and th"
cnrdilion of the early crop ranges from,
rather poor 10 very good. while that 0f
he late planted j. pnor. The hot. dry
wenther caused shedding. hut also hell
hcll wccvil in check Army worms are
active in may localities. while damage
IN wecvil was slight. HollS are open
ing raridlv and picking and ginning were
rushed in the south. Dirt roads are
heavy in northeast Texas. hut are most
ly in good condition elsewhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
Statesmen OF OIL
STOCK SELLING TO
MEXICAN WORKERS

SAN BENITO. Texas. Aug. l0.-Two
ol stock statesmen, one an American
and the other a Mexican. are reported to
be working among the Mexican cotton
pickers OF this section. All the cotton
pickers are flush at present. having
Just finished the lest cotton picking
season ever known in this section.
The oil stock Salesmen bad not been
located up TO this morning. but it il
understood their operations are TO hc
invest gated II u alleged they have
repre- scnted themselves aS members Of
n company which will shortly bring IN
"A fabuloasly rich we'll in the Corpus
Christi district and they propose to give
only the Mexican workingmen an oppor-
tunitv to share in the immense wealth
the company will der We from the well.
The smoothncss with which they worked
the game is shown by their alleged
statements to Mexican workers that i
they told any Americans about the
well soon TO be brought in the Ameri-
cans would cause trouble for the COM
pany and endcavor 10 secure the rich
oil property for themselves.
II is reported that number Of Mexi-
cans bought stock in the concern and
still retain their visions of sudden aud
unlimited wealth TO be theirs within
a few weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Carloss Abrigo Pablo Enriquez and
fldefonso Amaya were arrested this
morning at | o'clock near West Browns
Vile by Customs Inspector X. d. Brown
and Lieutenant Of Police John Armstrong
on charge of having spurious liquor
in their possession.
The three men were driving in a
wagon. which was seized along with the
horse and mule pulling the vehicle.
Ten gallons Of alcohol. and three gallons
and three quarts of mescal were found.
Also one bottle Of aguardiente.
The men will be given an examining
trial before United States Commi ssioner
T.. X. Goodrich.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
MAYFIELD DELIVERS
STIRRING SPEECH TO
HOPKINS CO. VOTERS

SIIPlI'R STRINGS. Texas. AHg.
10 Earle l.. Mayficld. Texas railroad
commissioners. and leader in the race for
the United States senate rs :;3.Hnn votes
over James T.. Ferguson. his nearest
opponent in tlc first primary drliv"rrl
1 ringing address here last night before
an audience of enthusiastic Hopkins
afventy men ana women.
"Effnris of my opponent to obscure
the great national issues nj stake in
this contest through bitter personalities
will not draw me aside" Mr.. Mayficld
declared.
! am unalt"rably opposed ~ any steps
which viii break down enforcement Of
national and stat" prohibition laws.
Mr.. MayficId declared.
The question before the people "t
Texas l. whether they viii send 10
Washington man pledged tn IN every
thing possible "a break down prohibition
enforcement through amendments which
would DESTROY thc effectiveness of the
national prohibition laws"
james T.. Ferguson ~ asking tho
democrats of Texas ~ send him to the
senate. ~ undo what II has trkcn the
prohibitions forces IL the nation fifty
years 10 accomplish. There are Int two
flags under which the people of Texas
may rnis. stands for the rrotcr-
tion of The 18Th amendment. the other
for It's omen. hrrzcn and flaEran' disre-
',ard. These ISSUES are not personal
They are greater than men They enter
into The very fabric and affect the very
fnn' latian of nnr ocvrrnm"nf.
Mr. Mayfirld reiterated his demand
for The repeal nf the Esch- -Cunmins law
and restoration of state ratc-nakiug
powers. declaring the only RELIEF 20 far
MGR. siockman AMI shirper would come
through rates lowered hv the states in
symnafhv with their producers.
Mr.. Mayficld VIII speak Thursday
evening M sherman. and Friday even
! ing at Paris
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
BRITISH STEAMER
GOES AGROUND IN
BELLE isle STRAIT
(By The Associated Press

HALIFAX. n. s.. Aug. TO-. Between
six and eleven men are believed to have
pcrishcd when the British cruised Raj
cigh went ashore yesterday in the Stra-
its of Belle Isle. according to official dis
patches received here this morning. The
first report Of the death toll came in
message from the Canadian govern
ment steamer Aranmore, which was ESQ
miles from the scene of the wreck
The message said six men had lost their
lives when the water rushed into the
Ralcigh's engine and boiler rooms after
the ship had struck the rocks.
WASHINGTON. ID. a.. Aug. 10. All
aid Of the American navy was placed
al the disposal of Admiral William
Packenham, commander of the North
Atlantic squadron. whose flagship. the
cruiser Raleigh is aground near St
Johns. y. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
YEAR WILL BE VERY
PROSPEROUS ONE FOR
TEXAS FARM INTEREST

DALLAS. Texas. Aug 1O.-With
the exception of light wheat crop.
the year 1917 bids fair to 60 down as
a prosperous ore in the agricultural his
tory of the state. according to figures
collected from various sources bv the
Research Department of the Texas
Chamber of Commerce
IL is yet too early to predict the cot
ton crop. which. according to the best
Indications at present. will he around
3.InOhN bales. Crops of more ad-
vanccd season Of harvest all bid fair to
turn ont well. The latest statistics np-
proximating the production of Texas
crops this year are as follows:
Corn 122 .Ooo0Oo bushels: wheat. H.
3oh.0c0 bushels: oats. 81 .0nn.On0 bush
els: barley | 100000 bushels: rice =
100000 bushels: all hay 1OGn.0OO bush
els: grain sorghum. .l.0Gn.OoO bushels;
potatoes 3.iO0.OO0 bushels: sweet pota-
toes. 100000 bushels: rye. 14I.e0n
bushels: apples. 209.0OO bushels: peach
-. .T0O.0nO bushels: pears 100000
bushels: sorghum syrup. 2.S0O.OO0 gal
Ions: peanuts. 113GO0.OOO pounds
broom corr. 15.00o tons.
Trnck crops have done well this year.
and Indications are that final figures
upon Texas production will CLOSELY an
proximatcly the following: Cabbage 3.63>
carloads: cantelonnes 125 carloads: mix
ed vegetables ! 500 carloads: tomatoes
1.6J0 carloads: watermelons 5000 car
loads: onions 500 carloads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
EXPECT MAJORITY OF
Miners BACK TO WORK
IN LESS Than A WEEK

Glen ELAND, Ohio, Aug. l0.-Ihc
policy committee Of the United Mine
Workers of America today voted to
proceed with the nego. iatioa OF
wage scale agreement with the
opera:ors Of Ohio. western Penn
syIyania. Indiana and Illinois. VINO
are here for a Joint conference called
for the purpose of settling the
bituminous coal strike.
In making an announcement oi the
decision reached by the nolicy COM
mittee, President Lewis. head of the
United States Mine Workers Of
America. said: ."I confidently pre-
diet that when the scale ~ made
here sevcnty-five per cent of all
bitiminous coal miners nov striking
will sign the scale and return To
work within week
Settlement Of the strike in the
anthracite regions which also have
been shut down since April l. when
the miners walked out. would na.ur-
ally follow the resumption Of work
in the soft coal industry. Lewis said.
This settlement was reached
through negotiations with miners,
and anthracite operators. No date
has been set for the resumption Of
negotiations broken off in June.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
MORE MATRIMONIAL
MISFITS REPORTED
FROM MOVIE WORLD
CEy The Associated Pressl

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Aug. To-
William :. O;ilh Hart. the motion pic
lure star. had only one answer today
when asked for AN elaboration of his
signed statement that he and his wife.
who was Winifrcd NeS;over. y screen
actress. whom he d > -rird here on De-
rcmbcr :. had separated three months
age.
Il have absolutely nothing 20 say.
was the only statement 10 hc elected
from Hart. Ills original declaration
was that property settlement had been
made for her and ample" maintenance
arranged for their unborn child expect
I'd next month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
MATAMOROS SOCIAL
CLUB HAS NEW HALL

The Ma'amoros club known as Casino
Matamorcnos will celebrate the official
orenirg Of the clubs new location near
the plaza this Saturday night with ball
The ball is owned by General Francisco
Gonzales.
The interior Of the building ~ decor
aied after the pattern Of the gorgeous
ball rooms OF central Mexico. and fur
nishes one of the best equipment and
most effectively finished club locations
in Ma'amoros. Further balls and fesias
will be held in the club house ut later
dates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
MOTORIST SAVES TRAIN

BRANDON. Col. Aug. 10.-I.ives of
many passengers on a Missouri Pacific
passenger train six miles east of here
We're saved last Monday night by ". III.
Jones. an automobile tourist of Towner,
Col. il became known yesterday. 4
cloudhursi had washed out the Missouri
Pacific tracks for distance Of lh
feet on a high grade. The motorist was
stalled in the mud nearby in the dark
when h. saw the passenger train ap-
preaching. lie quickly removed his
shirt soaked II in gasoline. touched a
match TO it, and using il n flaming
torch waved the train 10 stop short
distance from the waShout.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
,ASSASSINS OF FIELD
MARSHAL PAY DEATH
PENALTY In LONDON
(Rv The Associatcd Prcssl


LONDON. Aug. lO.-Joscph O'SuIli-
van and Reginald Dunn were hanged
this morning ut the Wad>worth prison
for the assassination of Field Marshal
Sir Henry Wilson on June 49, a crowd
OF about fifty Irish women assembled
outside the prison ~ Z O'Clock an hour
before the time set for the execution.
and sang hymns and prayed for the
souls az the condemned men
Both men submitted quietly To being
pinioncd and were escorted similtanc-
ouSly from their cells to the sraffold.
where they met they smiled cncour-
agingly mt each other. Both met death
uufin"hingly. The mournerS outside
the prison included sisters aud brothers
of both Dunn and D'Sulliyan l.aymeh
VII" led IN the prayers announced that
masses were being said in the various
churches throughout LONDON
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
NEW BRIDGE AT EAGLE
i PASS TO OPEN FRIDAY

EAGLE PASS. Texas Aug. io.-Th"
new temporary foot and vehicle bridge
to take the place of the great iron struc-
ture recently destroyed by the flo"d. =
rapidly nearing completion. The last ~
Milling being driven yesterday morning.
Ry today noon The raling~ w"r" up and
il i hoped to have the briafe opened
to the public ~ FRIDAY. The bridge
i - feet wide for vehicle traffic. with
y fivc-fnnt sidewalk for pedestrians and
j. about 600 feet long. II was built
hy the Alamo Construction company ~
san Antonio IN the remarkable time 81
loss than three weeks. The opening of
The bridge viii 30 n great thing I" th"
more than - 600 r""i,le ON both sides
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
LAREDO MAN WITNESS
OF WRECK AT SULPHUR
SPRINGS, MO-, AUG. 6

LAREDO. Texas. Aug. 1n-Auothrr
aftermath Of the hig railroad wreck
Saturday night AZ sulphur Springs. No.
WAS told in Laredo yesterday afternoon
when II. I.crhi owner nf the Chicago
Sample Shoe store told of his harrow
ing experience at the scene ia Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. Iccht was n passenger on tho
sunshine Special coming from 1t. Louis.
according to Mr.. I.rcht this train left
-. Louis at G:I5 and arrived NJ Sulphur
Springs NJ 80. just in time - witness
"n" of the worst disasters Ia ralrond
history. tn" Sunshine Special iaid over
III Sulphur Springs until 1890 when II
returned to 1t. Louis and came To Tex
nvcr the Frisco lines.
According To- MIR I.erht the wreck or.
"urred while the local passenger tram
s-nS taking water: the fast traia plow-
ing fhornsh the coarhrS. several ~
which were thrown down forty foot
cmhankmcnt. u. describing the scene,
whirh followed Nr. Lccht tells of many
piiiful and heart rrndn= occurrences.
He himself was right in the mdllc ~
~" rescue work. IL removed the bodies
~ six boy scouts On the wreck. IIe
also rescued the body Of H. year old
girl who was injured and mangled he
yond recognition
Mr. I."rht also described the blight
oe u man who was pinned between two
cars al died before he could he res
cucd- Another pi'ifnl sight was dv-
ING man who called for his baby girl
AMI shortly after the iniurcd babe had
hcrn placed in his arms. both father
and child died
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
Open port LAW
AT PALESTINE
TODAY, REPORT
(By The Associated Press

DENISON. Texas. Aug. lO.-Palcstinc
is to be placed under the "open port
law. according TO reports received here
today. II is expected that the proclama-
tion will be announced today. The order
TO become effective when Captain Jerry
Gray Of the Texas Rangers. who left
here last night. arrives in Palestine
this afternoon.
Governor Ncff refused - confirm the
reports that Palestine was tn be placed
under the -open port" nw late today.
The governor has been in conference
with Milton Norris. local agcnr Of the
international X Great Northern which
passes through Palestine, and Judge
Stedman. general attorney for the Texas
roads. II IL known that the open port
action is contemplated.
GAINESVILLE. Texas. Aug 10
Three additional arrests were made by
Texas rangers operating under provl-
sions Of the open port" law invoked hy
Governor \cff. All those arrested were
former employees Of the Santa Fe rail
road
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-10
BODY OF FUREY
in CALIFORNIA
TOBE EXHUNED
Texas Officials Taking No
Chances on Notorious
Swindler Being Alive; 3
Charges Against Him
CRy The Associated Prcssl

SAN FRANCISCO. talif.. AUG. 10
Into tie silent city ~ Cypress Lawn
Cemetery. Skirting the hills in san Ma
.co county Officials grave diggerS under
the authority of the San Francisco po-
lirc department today entered ~ cNhumc
the ca>kct said {" contain the body "i
Joseph Furry. international huncn man.
who died recently in Texas penitenti-
AIRY.
District Attorney Woolwinc. of Los
Angeles. requested that the body hr
brought ~ and examined for idcnt flea
ton. lie was actuatcd by suspicion
that the body buried on July .6 was not
Furcy. Since Furey deceived the au-
thoritics before with the usual burial
rites and later came To life IN some
strange manner with new methods of
operating. the hunco game. Woolwinc
decided upon the policy of safety first 7
before definitely dropping tho three
charges of grand larceny facing Furcy
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Dcdc Eurcy of Glendale suburb,
was appointed administrator of the e.
tate of SS.HO of her son, Mark u. Flu
rey, aged L. whose father Joe Furey.
notorious confidence man. u said "a
have died recently in the penitentiary at
Huntsville Texas.