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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
FOR ALE.

FOR ALE
1 six room house. 22O5 s. Morris ST.,
$4,000 if taken within 10 days.
l eight room con house, 2S5 y Sadie ST.
/ six room house, 629 E. Keasey ST.
$4,000
1~six room house. 1914 Bruce St $1,000.
l dOuble' brick veneer, 1711 S. Kendall
st, 5 room. $4,000.
/ six room house. 1902 W Orange
l seven room house with two lots
2613 w. Ford ST., $500.
l nine room house 70l F. keasey 81
and one six room house, 1910 Marietta.
both must he SOLD together, $1,000.
/ six room house, 2l6 y. Huey ST.,
six room house, 1906 Longley av
lot, corner Sadie and Washington,
81. 500
] lot corner Laporte and y. Walnut
Very desirable place for a filling station
or store building
lot. corner Fassnacht and y Stude-
baker.
/ lot 1909 block Prairie av.. $50
] eighty acre farm west OF the city :
viii sell cheap or viii take city pro-
peTty in trade
! house On $. Camden ST, with lots ;
will trade for city improved property
and the balance cash.
l Ten room house, 1852 Prairie av
with four lots $4,000 viii consider
small property as part payment, the
balance on easy terms
1 six room house, T06 :. Carlisle st.
$1,000.
Store and dwelling, 1916 $. Chaplin.
Sc. COO
40 acre farm. two miles cast Of
Granger, will trade for city property.
If YOU are willing 10 start grocery and
meat market business one that is al
ready doing good business here is a
chance for YOU viii sell you stock and
rent building with fixtures
For information on the above call
Main 3066 After 6 30 p. m. call night
office, J09-4 ). Chaplin, Room Q. Main
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WASTED-Carrier boy at The South
Bend News-Ttmes. II
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REST ROOM

A comfortable, homelike rest room
II provided. I'm these delightful sur
roundings auy operator can thor
oughly enjoy her recreation periods
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CENTRAL UNION TELEPHONE co.
s2i9-tf
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In answering blind eGs. write the ad-
dress given in the sd on sealed envelope
and leave az The News Tines office. No
identity OF the advertiser can be given
81 tLis offica
The News Times will not be respsn.
s!ble for more than one incorrect inser-
ton OF an ad. Neither Will we be re-
slDnsible for ads taken over the phone.
Read your ad. Phone Us IL It Is wrong
No stop orders for Went Ads can be
received later than 10 a. a. or p. m
The News-Times reserver che right 70
classify ads according 10 Its own ru4es
governing classification. Telephone your
ads and save time
Under no circumstance viii ads De mis-
classified (Tne classificaticn ls Tor tns
reader. not for the adyertiser).
Copy for afternoon edition must oe
In 0fHee BY 10 a %. and for morning
edition By D. m.
The following answers 20 blind ads
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W ~. DUNNAHOo.
Rea1tor.
42O J NJ s Bldg
Phone Z. Residence 1891,
South Bend. Ind $780, u
WHITCOMB x KELLEr
offer
a z room modern house located eight
blocks from downtown. VIII give pos
session within 10 days. Terms. cash or
Payments. Farmers trust Bldg.
FOR SALE-One Of the finest 40 acre
homes around South Bend. Good eight
room square house IN fine condition.
having q furnace an2 a dandy fireplace;
barn 24N4O new wagon shed and tool
shed, corn crib. large hen house. all IN
good condition Large apple and cherry
orchards consisting Of about - trees
each, and in good bearing condition.
This is an ideal home. but on account
OF poor health the owner is not able 20
look after IT any longer. VIII accept
one-half cash and easy terms on the
balance.
GARN BROS CO.
632 Farmers trust bldg
Phone: Main 2631
2s45-2 7
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FOk SALE - Used Dayton motor
bicycles az bargains 81 s. MichlEan.
Home phone S6i5, Bel 1870 fss.iA-tf
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FOR SAI.E-Vacant houses and lots ::
bargains. @ L. Rulison. 622 Farmers
Trust Bldg. Phone Lincoln 2T56.
293I-24
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Lunch ROOM

clean. cheerful lunch room is pro-
vided where good substantial meals
IRE served az first cost Besides the
convenience 81 not having 10 go out
for meals, the excellent fare with
the low cost makes the lunch room
very attractive.
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OPERATING ROOMS

WIZ ANA =
OPERATING ROOMS.
You work In light. clean. cheerful
rooms; plenty or sunshine and fresh
air. Chairs especially designed for
work nt board make yOa as COM
Portable as possible
REST ROOM.
A comfortable homelike rest room
Il provided I'm these delightful sur
roundings auy operator can thor
oushly enjoy her recreation periods
LUNCH ROOM.
\ clean. cheerful lunch room is pro-
yided where good substantial meals
IRE served az trst cost Besides the
convenience OF not having 10 60 out
for meals, the excellent fare with
the low cost makes the lunch room
very attractive.
BENEFITS.
After TWO years service we pay you
when YOU are absent on account II
sickness We would be glad TO ex-
plain o. you the details Of our bene-
ut provisions.
We are asking YOU 10 call and let
rs tell YOU personally the advantages
n entering our employment.
Apply 90 Mrs Gerard third floor.
Telephone Bldg. 30 : Main ST
CENTRAL UNION TELEPHONE co.
S2i9-tf
WANlED-Woman 90 do washing and
ironing az her home. Must call for
wash. Box Ms News Times .qS5- -
WANTED-An experienced girl or WON
an FOR Kitchen and dining room work.
private family. Good wages Cdll Lin
coin JOl5 2os6 Is
coon laundress wanted eau Lincoln
50lj a0S7..S
90 work I'm serving
room Apply 81 Joe Hospital
WANTEu-loung lady for Cafeteria
Checker Cafeteria counter girl and
floor ei-l Washington Restaurant
-o--4
WANTED SaIe-Iadv Tor high class
salelhls article used ia every home.
e christmas orders wanted For appoint
meut call Lincoln $50 -o.l- II
WAITRESS At 3l9 W. South Street
Ready 10 80 90 work 2933 -
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FOR SALE-An al modern room
square house Corner lot About 10
minutes walk from the center Of town.
A bargain at $1,000. VIII accept $500
cash and monthly payments on the
balance.
GARN BROS. co,
60 Farmers Trust bldg.
Phone Main 2631.
2S46-27
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ANIED-Mau 90 serve established tea
route. salary and commission Apply
"l~ - Michigan ~ -,tin-.i
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
YOUNG IGMEgl BE
TElEP MgMIE 0P ORATORS
Secure n place In this most fasci-
mating aud important work.
ESINFSS TRAINl

You will receive a training At no
cost 20 yourself that viii be a benefit
70 you anywhere
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Copyright, 1919, by Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
FURNISHED ROOMS TOR RENT.

FOR RENr-Furnished room for re-
fined young lady. Phone Main 200
10 Van Buren, st. 2999-tf
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Barter And Exchange
AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.

FOR SAI4E-Ford touring car IN first
class condition. $40 Eighth -. River
Psrk. Phone lushaWaka $50 2q6s- a
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SALESMAN WANTED.

WANTED-Saiesmen Two or three live
wire men 10 handle a spontaneous sell
ing proposition IN city or surrounding
territory. $50 20 $50 per week possible
Apply before . a. m. j17 +. Jefferson
blvd 29S3- %
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED ColOred boy for porter work.
Must Dee II years Of age. :. ;. kresge's
> and 10 cent Store. 2y9J-2J
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wANTED-Chambermaid. jefferson Ho-
tel. 29S1- %
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FEMALE HEEP WANTED.

GIRLS-Wanted 20 learn cigar trade !;
also experienced cigar makers and to-
bacco shippers. Havana Importing Co.
215 T. Wayne ST 1880
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WANTED-Woman % do washing and
ironing at her home Must call for
wash. Box N-JS News Times .qS5- -
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FOR SALE-One ton ruick truck In nrst-
class condition. newly painted, pnea.
matte tires.
NJ d. HUPP GARAGE
30i-3 +. Jefferson. Rear
NJ AZ
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OFFICE HELP.

WANTED-STOCK SALESMAN. AP-
PLY BON lbs NEWS TINES. 2945-24
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FOR RENTING sleening rooms in pri-
vate home, furnished or unfinished,
North Side. walking distance; viii give
references if desired. Main 5j99.
1850 .
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N E M S. I D MlE S
CLASSIFIED RATES.

20 words one time. rs
20 words three times. so
90 words seven times. ...... lao
20 words thirty times. 400
10 want ad taken Tor less than zoe
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MEN WAN / ED

Apply either at r w Ready Capsule
Factory. Niles. Mich, or ST Joseph and
Washington sts.. south Bend 6091-tf
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FOR SALE-HOu mechanlcsi Build pcur-
SELF a speeder. 500 cash buys q Buick
with complete finished body from the
Classiest speeder In town. SEMI Packard
type radlator. Bevei edge body Sheet
metal f1r body included. 40 " Bstfrii
ST. Misaa"aka 2s34 4
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RFNFFTTS

BEN EFIIS-
After TWO years service we pay you
when YOU are absent on account II
sickness We would be glad 10 ex-
plain o. YOU the details Of our bene.
Ut provisions.
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LOTS For SALE

STOP, READ. be QUICK, if you want /
one OF these desirable lots on north I
Main and Bartlett Streets get three of
your friends 20 60 in with you and I /
will sell them % you at a wholesale 4
price this is not a lottery but a plan /
whereby you and your friends can save I
SSSSSSS$ !. VI. Jolly, 90 South Main ST. /
Phone Lincoln 6696 Evenings Mishawa- /
ka 2114. 2S04- If |
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We are asking YOU 10 call and let
rs tell YOU personally the advantages
n entering our employment
Apply % Mrs. Gerard. third floor.
Telephone Bldg. 30 :. Main St
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FOR SALE
house, modern. +. Haney nv. 49,. So 600
l bungalow, modern, f. Haney av... $500
house. modern. F. Indiana ....... 5000
l house, modern, Riverside DR.. go. $500
! house, modern, Van Buren, ST 80. 1900
house. modern, Aushawaka ....... 1880
house, Z rooms, Diamond 0v. 49,. 1900
house, : rooms, Wenger St 49,. $500
! house, rooms, z. Fox ST. ..... 500
j. A. MCCULLOUGH.
Residence Office
50i Haney ay. 235 s. Mich St
Lincoln 7247 Main 1896
2T79-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.
LGST-Dlamond bar pin. $50 reward to
hnder. Inquire Livingston Clothing
store. 29gs-23
Losr-Rosary. 115i ". Jefferson.
20S5-2 %
FoUND-A watch. Call Main 1905
about p. m. 20S4 -
LOST The party who took the pocket
book from the lady 40 RObertsOn's
rest room saturday evening is known.
In order to save further trouble. return
az once to Robertson Bros. office
LOST-Strayed or stolen. sunday eve
ming, small toy Boston Bull terrier.
Liberal reward for return 10 I34 +.
Howard St POI %
LOST-NIIk route book between Brook
field and Linden av Return 10 Mel.
son's Dairy and receive reward. 1865 -
LOST-A pair Of glasses In black case
on which Is written Il. J. Lent" The
Clinic Cali Main 2O01- 2o31 %
LOST-Man's diamond ring. Finder
please call Main 2O51 and receive re-
ward. 2O3I %
LOST-$5o LIperty bond. third issue.
on =. Jefferson or IN postoffice. last
sunday evening between and 5 o'clock.
al I'll =. coIIaN aH- -yOo--5
GENTLEMAN who found pocketbook ON
South Side car SATURDAY T. IN. please
advise owner. Lincoln 19s2. or leave at
So912 :. Michigan. 29l8-23
LOST-South Beno gold watch. own
er's name In case ,alued as keepsake
Finder return 90 News Times or call
Main 3431. Receive reward. PTS II
LOST-Ford touring car: taken from, in
front Of Princess thenter. Laporte LII
cense 3109Se6. Call Lincoln 635I South
Bend, 70 receive SO reward. 4S74-tt
SITUATION wANTED--MALE.
SITUATION WANTED BY expert chanf-
feur and mechanic, y years old reli
able, and can furnish best Of references
Post office box 40 2g34- -
MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED
wANTED-Married' couple Tor general
work In suburban home. Steady place.
References required.
II A. WOOD
12S 5. Main St
Phones. Lincoln 5sf9-Nfain o32s
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-2o Iaborers and teamsters
south Bend Lumber Co, limerick and
CEDAR SIS 1907 .
wANTED-A man driving 10 Florida.
wants companion and bear part eN-
pcnses. Address News-Times Box L-5S
-Not--
HELP on flat work ironers win pay
TOP wages. Apply In person. do not
telephone Ideal Laundry Co e05S-24
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN
who want steady position. Floaters
SoUTH BEND WATCH co.
2SiS 23
WANTED Young man with drug ex-
perience Apply NJ American Drug
CO. Must have references. 1913 -
WANTED 20 unload cars 10 CO.
ment. plaster. brick. etc Ask for Mt
Cauffman. Supt, Staples H!debrand.
-5ts'--9
WANTED-Five men 90 work in lumber
ward and sawmiil. Steady employment
aIl year. Phone Main 100 1875 vs..
sample 50 POP n
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Senator Mason's statement in regard to
Euxated Iron was shown to several .phy
sicians who were requested to give their opin-
ions thereon.
Dr.. Ferdinand King. New York PLY
pieian and Medical Author said: 81 heartily
indor,e Senator Msson's statement in regard
to Nuxated Iron. There can be ms vigorous
iron men without iron. Pallor means anem'a
Anemia means iron deficiency. The skin OF
snemie men and women Is pale; the flesh
habby; the muscles lack tone; the brain fags,
and the memory fails. and often they become
weak, nervous, dependent and melancholy.
Dr.. James Francis Sullivan, formerly PLY
stefan of Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept)
New York, and the Westchester County Hos
pitsi, said, "Senator Mason is to be com
nended on handing out this statement on
Nuxsted Iron for public print. There are
strength and blood builder but do not know
what to take. In my own opinion there is
nothing better than organic iron-Nuxated
fron-for enriching the blood and helping to
increase the strength and endurance of men
and women who burn up too rapidly their
great business competition of the day"
Former Health Commissioner VIM. r.
Kerr. of the City of Chicago, says: II have
taken Nuxa.ed Iron myself and experienced
its health. giving and strength.bulding effect,
and in the interest of the public welfare l
Its use. ! am well past my threescore years,
and want to say that believe my own great
physical activity is largely due today TO my
personal use of Nuxated Iron. From my own
experience with Nuxated Iron ! feel it is
such a valuable remedy tina, it ought to be
every physician in this country"
While former Health Comrissioner Kerr u
not himself . physician, stih his experience
N handling public health problems must give
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Luxenburr. Czecho -siovahiss yuro-siavia.
Spain, Greece, Portugal, Egypt, British India,
British East Africa, Malta, Ceylon, straits
Settlements and Persia. via Havre; also par
eel post mails for France, Algeria, Corsica
and Tunis. S. La Touraine, 1850 A. M.
Tuesday.
Portugal, via Dsboni also parcel post
Europe Except Germany, Lthuania and
Latvia). Africa and West Asia, via Cher
bourg and southampton; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, Ireland, Egypt, Brit
ish India, British East Africa and Malta,
SIS. Lapiand, A. NJ.
Gibraltar, via Gibraltar and Patras; also
parcel post mails for Gibraltar and Greece.
SIS. Edgehill. 10 A. M.
Wednesday.
South Africa, via Cape Town; also parcel
post mails for Union of South Africa, SIS.
Clan Cumming, 10 A. M.
Thursday.
Gibraltar Qtaly must be specially addressed
for despatch by this steamer), Vie Gibraltar
and Naples; also parcel post mails for Glib
1aItar and Italy S. Duca desli Abru1Hi'
Greece Cparcei post mails only, via Pr
raeus. IS. Pannonia, 10 A. NJ
France. Belgium, Roumania, Bulgaria,
Luxembourg, Czecho- slovakia. Jugo- Slavia,
German Austria, Poland, switzerland. Italy.
Spain. Greece, Portugal, Egypt, British
also parcel post mails for France. Algeria
Corsica and Tunis. SIS. Niagara. IL 80 A. M.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar utaly must be
specially addressed for despatch By this
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primaries win be n test as to the reac-
ton against prohibition.
There IL much of this reaction In
Brooklyn, II Is said. and some poll
ticians declare that Haskell probably
would win on Tuesday except for the
fact that he drew third place on the
ballot. This, experience has shown, II
a great handicap where there are more
than two candidates for the same office.
I.ieut.-Col James Crooke McLeer, the
Republican candidate for Surrogate, who
is an excellent lawyer as well as popular
In military circles and generally because
Of his war record, will benefit by the OPP
position to Brig. Gen. Wlngate. the pres
ent Surrogate and Democratic candidate
to succeed himself All Democrats who
are opposed to McCooey will break Into
the Democratic ticket to the extent Of
voting against Surrogate Wingate at
least.
For District Attorney. Harry e. Lewis,
the Republican Incumbent. is popular.
1t has been conceded rather generally
that he has made n good record, in spite
Of the fact that he has got no convictions
In the Malbone street wreck cases. The
Kings county feeling OF fair play will,
therefore, work in his favor. But Rep
resentative John B. Johnston, the DEM
ocratic candidate. is considered a good
carnpaigner and a strong vote getter.
shrievalty Candidate New.
As Sheriff cannot succeed himself,
both candidates for that Office are new.
The Republicans have put up John
Drescher, former State Senator. The
Democrats have James ]. Browne, prom
inent in Irish circles. The Democratic
organization has made a great play for
ha Irt lei xrnt aW,l L. lr.l,,
siderable part of It. they say. The oppo-
sition to President Wilson IL likely to
lead all the Italians and the German
Americans to break away from the DEM
ocratic organization.
William r. Kelly. the Democratic in
cumbent Of the Office of County Clerk,
Is a wonderful mixer and Is popular.
John S. Gaynor, the Republican candi-
date for County Clerk, will have a hard
fight against him. The Republicans have
nominated well known son of a former
Supreme Court Justice. Edward H. Mad
dox. for Register, and he will make a
nip and tuck race with Register Richard
son Webster, the Democrat, 1t Is pre-
dicted.
While, according to present indications
there will be two independent Demo
cratic tickets in the field, the leaders of
the organization do not appear to be
much worried over the outlook They
acknowledge that these independents will
cut into the regular vote, but declare II
will be impossible to scale the $4,000
nest egg down to the vanishing point.
The Republican organization Is cir
culating some effective propaganda in
order to bring home to the voters the
shortcomings of the Democratic admin
istration. A week ago they discussed
the transit situation and the charge OF
two cents for transfers. Yesterday they
brought out the inefficient way in which
the telephone service has been operated
and declared 1t 10 be due to the med
ding by the Democratic Postmaster
General in Washington. Republican
candidates for the Assembly are pledged
to work for telephone reforms. It is
stated.
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assist in keeping Chicago's FIVE thousand blue.
coats in good health and perfect fighting trim.
that they would be physically equipped to with
stand all manner OF storms and the rsvages of
natures elements.
Iron is absolutely necessary to enable your
blood to change your food into living tissue.
Without il, no matter how much what you
eat, your food merely passes through you
without dong you any good You don't get
the strength out of it, and as a consequence
you become weak. pale and sickly looking,
just like a plant trying TO grow in soil de.
hcieni in iron If you are not strong or
well you owe il to yourself TO make the fol-
ing test: See how long you can work or how
far you can walk without becoming tired
Next take two fve-sraiu tablets Of ordinary
NuNated Iron three times per day after meals
for two weeks. Then test your strength
again and see for yourself how much you
have gained.
Huu,acruxrsf Norr Nussted Iron/ which was used BY
eenator Mason with such rising results and which
prescribed and recommended above by physicians Is not
secret remedy but which well druggists
where Unte the older Inorganic products u
easily ssHmilatsd and does not inure tho teeth make
them black upset she stomach. The manufActurerr
guarantee sueessul and entirely satisfactory
purehA.sr they viii refuntr money. Il l.
dspsn'ed In this city By Al Rod drusristL
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other parts OF the country. You'd have
thought TO hear him that all the war
workers were moving out of Washing
ton the very next week..
But organizations everywhere, cham
bers OF commerce, &C., hurried to the
capital to beg Congress to complete the
buildings, so that working men and
working women might have decent
homes to live in, and Secretary Of War
Baker left his desk to speak for the
girls, of whom his department employs
number and the resolution was de-
feated. the girls hotel was finished and
permitted to run"
Campbell supports Bill.
Miss Haver says the hotel had a hard
time getting rid Of an inefficient male
manager who was appointed through the
influence OF Representative Frank Clark,
but It finally succeeded and was pso-
crossing finely under the management
OK Miss Harlean James and Miss Olive
Davies, college graduates and expert
enced housing workers. when Congress
renewed the fight. Miss Haver recounts
conversation she had with Representa-
tive Philip Campbell about a resolution
before the Rules Committee.
why couldn't the Government build
houses for its workmen as cheaply as
the great coal companies do?" asked
the member from Kansas.
You don't consider the coal COM
panies homes for workmen adauate
housing, do your inquired Miss Haver.
They must be or the workmen
wouldn't live In Them" said Campbell.
Congress-" says Miss Haver, 'is try
Ing to queer the principle of Govern
ment housing. II is for the women of
the country to defend these hotels,
which are so much needed by girl work.
ers Bill $3.50 would turn them over to
the Public Buildings Commission, COM
posed of Senators Reed Smoot of Utah
and Swanson OF Virginia and Repr esenta-
tives Langley of Kentucky and Clark OF
Florida. Clark says he thinks they
should be turned into Office buildings
And this, with the Census bringing in
5000 new clerks during July and the
war Risk Insurance employing 10000
and other departments in proportion 20
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ENGINEER URGED FOR I. Q. Q,
President Wilson Asked to Appo,u,
an Experienced Man.

The Engineering Council, 20 Yves,
Thlrty-ninth street, of which ]. Par,.
Claiming is chairman. in a letter sen,
yesterday to President Wilson asked tb.,
the present vacancy In the Intersta,s
Commerce Commission be filled bv a
man of engineering training and az
perience..
The argument advanced was that ,bo
engineers largely have been Responsive
for the construction of the countrv's
transportation systems and that in
body which regulates commerce. ,bs
carriers and the methods of transport.'
ton the counsel of an engineer worla
be of the greatest practical value tn
engineer, It is held, Is able to determln.
the value Of public utilities and to man.
age them.