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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
AUTOMOBILES.
.Antomohilcs 90 80

ONE 1917 HAYNES 5.PASsENGER.
ONE DODGE ROADSTER.
ONE PIERcE-ARRov ROADSTER.
HAYNES SALES AND SERVICE.
AL. DIrsCH
~ CITY HALL. MAIN 1884
FoRD-Touring late model, good ne
FORD-Touring, -e17 model IN good ca
dinon. New tires, S325. Inquire n 1915
King 81
FORD ROADSTER-ieIS mode. splendid
condition. Call Go y. Main 81
FORDS-For sale, i've passenger Ford.
also q Ford roadster cheap n taken
soon Call $40 W. Water e., or phone
Mishawaks 1873
FoRD-Ford touring car. Good running
condition. 80 ". sth 81. phone lsa5
FoRD-Sedan. 1919 modeI with nve tires,
demount2ble rims and starter. Fully
equipped Studebsker Used Car Dept
cor South ana Lafayette SITS.
FOR SALE-Onc ton Oldsmobiie truck,
mas cord tires, a5Xb also one Overland
roadster. Come and see Us; open
sundays South Bend Exchange. 4o5
5. Carroll 81.
HUDSON SEDAN-192o model 81. Paul
man and Co, IA Lincoln way z
NASH-For sale. new Nash Sir. 1870
model; owner leaving city. This can
be had az bargain. lincoln 65T2.
llss :. -. Joe 81.
OAKLAND-tTood Beautiful 5-pastenger
s. Five wire wheels $50 takes n Lot
west of Oliver hotel, ". Washington
av.. c B Scott
ovERLAND-S5- si1 cylinder touring
car. in Al condition all around. and
has had good use. VIII demonstrate.
$50 cash Can lincoln o473 Dr.
Wanpler
STCDEBAkER-Series Il. in good con
dillon new battery Run II CO miles
500. Call AZ ~ L Ohio 81 Main 1875
sTUDEBAKER-six cylinder roadster
Inquire Main 3l44.
STUDEBAKER-Fo sale or trade Mod
81 No b touring car, good upholstery,
five good tires I'm splendid running
order Apply 1871 W Lasslle ST
TRUCk-one ton Ford. Inquire Joe
Luther, lis W ColfaX av Call Lincoln
1880
TRUCK-One-to ton, nearly new, 5Jx5 cord
ca az fo one ale e.I+ne rU11Sesf reSl
Rend Frcba 1ry HI in7 C. 1s-1 :, sou'n
Used CAR BAR BARGAINS
OVERLAND TOURING. MODEL s..
OVERLAND TOURING. NOBEL 70
REQ TOURING. 1915.
,oDSMoBlLE CYLINDER. MODEL ~
EEPTBLIC ION TRUCK
OLDSMoBILE SALES co.
226 :. LAFAYETTE BLVD.
I'D An i'-' '''-'i y
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW
0iiO" NUN " l. "''i Di'i O'i-
ooN Si' ii>U 0'
- y ~ ~ - ~ ~
M - IL = % DID i'''-'
SAXON, ROADSTER.
MAXWELL 5-PASSENGER.
DODGE ROADSTER.
CASH Ok TERMS
BEIsILE AUTO SALES 60.
PHONE MAIN ia
- oEkA Y = Il q
USED CARS
S CYLINDER CADILLAC SEDAN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
The South Bend News Times
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closely allied claSsifications being
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The individual advertisements
are arranged under these headings
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ence
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
Insurance

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
New low rates for automobile Ere
and liability insurance. written IN
high class stock companies. prompt
and equitable adjustments 10 event
coin 1871 2O4 Citizens Bank Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16
Heating and Plumbing
AND HEATING

I DO NbINV md HLAIINtf--
Repair work ne by truck Com
plete stock Of plumbing and heating
nAtures % choose rom. Let me dg-
ure your work and save YOU none
]. L Taylor Phone Lincoln 6Oe5
1915 5 Miami e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-16

TRUCK-One-to ton, nearly new, 5Jx5 cord
tires one Overland roadster "A real
car, FOR sale OF exchange. cash Or
terms Come and see them south
Bend Exchange tO5 s Carroll st
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
KING STREET BUSY
WITH XMAS THRON9
Housewives Filled City Markets
Today, Preparing for Yule-
tide Celebration.

Throngs, bent on making purchases for
Yuletide fests, blockaded King street this
morning and public market recorded
rushing business The dealers were also
on the street yesterday and Wednesday,
Holiday business for this season is con-
sidered unusually brisk.
The price at which turkeys were selling,
from 20 to IS cents, is high, but purchasers
were numerous. and the birds are in good
condition. Chickens were selling at about
30 cents per pound with ducks at from
As TO 30 cents per pound. Housewives,
carving market baskets, filled them with
a variety Of good things for their Christ
mas dinners.
On several street corners IN the down
town district today, Christmas wreaths
and mistletoe were sold Sale of them
was steady throughout the day and began
at an early hour this morning The Christ
mas trees dealers, who for the past few
DAYS have displayed their wares iii busy
parts of the downtown district, are prac-
tically all sold out This years demand
for trees is said to have been greater than
former years.
The atmosphere Of the city was this
morning charged with the spirit of Christ
mas. Each person hurrylng on his way
seemed to carry a message Of cheer. Mer-
chants and Others had more smiles than
usual for customers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
SING CHRISTMAS CAROLS.
School Children Celebrate Yulc-
tide Festival in Musical Pro
gram at Public Building.

To the accompaniment Of the Phil
harmonic band approximately 1000
school children of the Wilmington Public
Schools assembled in front of the Public
Building late yesterday afternoon for a
Christmas celebration. The singing Of
Christmas carols was led by Miss Ruth
Storm. supervisor Of music in the citv's
public schools.
Between two pillars Of the Public
Building on King street, a 25-fOot Christ
mas tree had been set up by Edward r.
Mack. city park superintendent The
tree was decorated with ornaments and
electric lights. Directly overhead, large
white star brilliantly illuminated with
red and white electric light bulbs, was
suspended. Five strings Of lights were
attached 70 the pillars rejecting their
RAYS on the tree The decorating was the
work of Benjamin P Foster and NJ. J.
Hooker. OF the du Pont Company
Mavor William g. Taylor. sponsor fol
the occasion. delivered brief address
of greeting The tree will be left during
the holiday season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
UNION PARK HOMES
MAY Be SOLD SINGLY
Announcement Made That Resi-
dents OF Section May Submit
Bids for Any Single Residence.

Announcement has been made that resi-
dents of Union Park Gardens may submit
bids 10 the government for any single
residence or block 81 property IN the dis
trict between this time and December :
These bids must ho received by the nltcd
States Shipping Board in Washington
before 10 q m on the last day Of the
month.
Forms which have been prepared by tho
shipping board for submitting the bids
may be secured on Monday by calling at
the office Of G. w Wcu7pg manager of
the Liberty Land Co. NJ 2104 Lancaster
avenue MIR Wenziug has stated that he
will be glad to give any assistance to
tens Is who wish to bid on property
Formerly il was not possible for resi-
dents to bid for single property. the re
quirement being that bids would be re-
ceived for not less than block Of houses
The land and dwellings have been
JOINTLY owned by tho Emergency Fleet
Corporation and the Liberty Land Co
A deal has been pending by which the com
psny would relinquish it's title To the gov
eminent, and obtain instead, adjoining
property.
Residents of the section have expressed
a desire TO remaln IN the homes at the
rents they are now paying.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
TWO POLICE CAPTAINS
MAY Be APPO|NED
According to Report. Promotions
of Two Officers Instead of One
to be Made

Police promotions and the change 10
the eight hour system will be made at
the meeting Of the BOARD Of Police Com Z
mlssioners next Tuesday, according 70
information learned today In the event
tnat they are not made on that day, the
changes will be made later next week,
SO that il is expected the eight hour change
viii become effective. with the beginning
OF the new year
As far as rs known, the appointments
will be made next Tuesday. unless some
minor details should result 10 delay the
action until later IN the week.
From reliable sources. it was learned
today. that there may be two new cap
tains appointed instead of one, IS was
planned originally Members o. the Board
Of Police Commissioners would not dis
cuss this report, which comes rs sur
PRISE to a number Of members Of the police
department In addition TO the two cap
tains. there are a number of street ser
geants who will also be appointed, IN adj
dition 10 another turnkey and telephone
operator, as well as house sergeant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
OBSERVANCE OF
SABBATH Up To
POLICE, CLERGY SAY
Members of Ministerial Union
Make Statement for Benefit
of Public.
NO ARRESTS TO BE
MADE AT THIS TIME

The Sunday Observance Committee of
the Ministerial Union last night drafted
an open letter to the Wilmington public,
in which they complain of the failure OF
the police department To enforce the laws
relating TO the observance Of Sunday.
The committee in its letter points out
that il is not the duty of individuals TO
collect evidence TO- prosecution, but that
this il the duty Of the police department.
Rev Dr. Robert Watt, a member of the
committee said today that the next steps
in tho blue " law controversy will be up
TO the Police department From another
source. II was also learned that tho com
mite, Of the Ministerial Union IL acting
upon tho advice Of counsel There IL not
much probability of ANY arrests being
made nj this time A. tho request OF the
Ministerial Union. IL is said This matter
will be left for action ut n later time, after
the letter Of the committee has been
considered
s X smith president Of the Board Of
Police Commissioners said TODAY that he
did not care To make any statement at this
time W H. Megear and I Y Wicker
sham. the two other members Of The Board
have also refused 90 make any statement
II ~ likely TINT the board will stand on
its action taken last week ami fhat thefe
win he no change made IN tho plan an :
nourced nv that time
The letter 81 the committee followF'
An open letter 90 the public concerning
the refudsal of tho Board OF Police Com :
missioners 20 Instruct ChIef George Hack
10 warn candy and cigar shops against
traiicking on the Sabbath. thus violating
the sanctitv II our Holy Sabbath
some DAYS ago committee repre-
.unting the Ministerial Union ~ Whining
ton. waited upon Chief George Black urg
ing him 90 warn candy stores AMI cigar
shops 10 close on tho Lords Dev They
were informed by Chief Black that he had
no authority in the matter and that we
would have 90 wait upon tho Police Com
missionera, from which body he received
his authority
Continued page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
.SCARANO TO SERVE
THREE YEAR TERM
Judge Hastings Gives Dope Ped
dler Long Sentence to Break
Up Drug Traffic.

Amielo Scarano was sentenced to 3
years imprisonment and n tnc oil ~ 'ouo
on charges of selling and having narcotic
drug in his possession by Judge hastings
in Municipal Court today.
J Frank Ball counsel for .Scsrena,
gave notice of an appeal and bail WAS
fixed at $4,000 Judge Hastings stated
that bail might later be reduced 20 So 600.
Sentence on the two charges WAS i'm
posed rs follows. $500 and q months i'm
prisorment for selling the drug and $500
fine and wears and q months on the
charge Of having II in his possession
Charges Of selling narcotic drugs agains
Joseph dc Rosa and Michael Nigro. the
two men alleged 90 he Scarano's lleuten-
ants were nolle pressed They testified for
tho State against Scarano
John Nickcrsou " no is at the workhouse
undergoing treatment A drug addict
testified that SCarano sold him heron
Counsel for SCarauo objected 10 the test
monv of Nlckerson on the grounds that q
habitual drug addict is unable 20 dis
tinguish falsehood from the truth and
called on Dr Watson 20 corroborate hls
objection
The doctor stated that only while an
addict was under the actual influence Of
the drug or was attempting O. obtain II
he would be likely 20 he deliberately
The objection was overrlled
Scaranp tho is believed bv the police I O
he the leader Of large dope traffic IN
this CITY was arrested last week by De
tectives Reilly and Johnson NJ Nigro's 50
loon on Third street
De Rosa and NIgro who testified that
they acted IS statesmen Of the drug for
Scarano were arrested az the same time
A large amount Of heroin and cocaine was
recovered NJ t7iO Rowland street which
the residents testified was left there by
Scarann
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
CHRISTMAS ON THE RHINE.
Popcorn Balls and Doughnuts for Every
American Soldier.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Coblanz, Dec 24-Oid fashlored home
made candy and popcorn balls with SILVA
ton Army doughIuts viii be distributed
TO every American soldier on the Rhire
III the Christmas box which the Ameri-
can Red Cross, the Yourg Meu 5 Christian
Association and the S lvation Army have
prepared as part of the celebration. In
addition all the mess halls have arranged
for dinner TO iuclude about ali the dishes
known at home az d prepared from the
best food obtainable The dinner Will be
washed down with light wines, after
which plenty of cigars will be at hand.
All the good cheer, however, will not
go to the soldiers, for the Americans
have contributed 100, coo marks for fund
for warm clothing and toys for the poor
German people Of the occupied area and
these presents viii be hung on Christ
mas trees from which Santa Claus will
give than out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
ENJOINS TRANSIT COMPANIES.
Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Criticises
Federal Government

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Dec. 24.-Supreme Court
Justice Benedict in Brooklyn today grant
ed temporary injunction restraint the
Long Island Railroad and Staten Island
Rapid Transit Railroad from increasing
fares until decision has been rendered in
trial of an action for permanent IN
Junction.
In a 40 page opinion the longest on
record in Kings county, Justice Benedict
severely criti1ised the federal govern
ment for what he characterized Infringe
Inent of States rights.
THE present case involves a drastic
assertion ofpower on the part Of the federal
government the opinion said. 1T now
seeks to lay its band on purely intrastate
carriers and to exercise over their rates for
interstate transportation, the same author
ty IT has exercised over Interstate Car
riers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
SEND WARSHTP FOR COLBY
Argentine Government TO Off
cially Receive Wilson's Sec
rotary Of State.

by Associated Press To Every Evening.
Huenos Aires. Dee 2t.--Doubts as r.
whrther Bainbridge Colby United States
Secretary o. state, would be officially
received by the Argentine government as
the nation guest were settled today by
an aRnouncement by the foreign office
tia Ir Colby was 70 be So reCeived and
that Argentina would send warship, to
Montevideo. Uruguay, 70 bring HIM TO
Buenos Aires
In the statement the foreign Office made
public a memorandum % Frederick J.
Stirnson. United States ambassador TO
Argentina, IN which he stated that the
United States government considers that
Mr. Colby's visit will show without any
doubt that there does not exist and never
has existed any vestige % friction on the
part % the United States by reason 81 the
policy followed by the Argentine govern
ment during the recent war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
LINE UP SENATE ON
NEW PEACE PLAN IS
HOPE OF HARDING
President Eject Would Also Grt
Assent of Big Powers Before
Making Move.
HAS CONFERENCE
WITH TAFT TO-DAY

~ hgs0cia'rd presr - Every FeIrF
Marion, Ohio lJrr - Hrra.fsr
elect Harding turned - i,rIner pfasIr
Taft tplay fOr oouuael 90 ths world ff.
problem and ~ practical deisi'r nf rvrf
Ifing The next aduiniriraf1r
The oDnfersn,s pss nrfargr,' 81 N
Harding's request and - Understood
have concerned par'icllarl5 DO pf0rraa
f0r new international crrri % rhrl f.
former President has been Interested o..
many years Nr raff wss rlppoffe
the Versatile lsaVis Duf fas 'aksf DO
attitude that some iiHsrcri agrrry ust
must 10 organiyed ~ STABILIZE r'd r0r
ditipns
Another subject IN whisl ths prssidsr
elect wanted information and ifv'rr ras
the proposed reorghuirafior ~ 'hs srr,
tive branch a the govmnmenf r fhf
closing days ~ his sdmnf'ra''or ~
Taft made . study - fhn' g-rhiefr ar
appointed an sHoisncv c-rrr.i.s,on
undertake ne wYTk - frofz rafiof
The coming ~ Nr Taft revived sr.rr
ls'inn sbput he yessiir aprorfreU'
Some high post under - soTnirg ar u
,rafion re has hesn usnf orsd rror' ire
piently FIR = place ~ che sf'prsr1s 0lIr'
bench hu' his name allen Is been trHr.
many times p cabinet zn~~rr
Marion. . De- = 'ris-- r--s
dent Wilson rer trui.r fhe -rst.
Versailles ~ ne -enstr - amer ~.
,ppy - that part ~ at prrhahilifv
remain hurisf In 10 ar~frivrs - 10 VIZ.
Houre II ha- ~ uis~e Is tts srhrrre
'h~ ner' s1rnini-srasior ~ hrirr - shs.r
nevr ar~o~iafior - nafirrs
The plan ~ 'he Pr~siderit-sl-rf o rn~
fairly plain Hi- purros~ 'a rnne
American plihie 1pnior ~ F0r tfe
reason he he's rrfrafr frsrn riakfna pnh
III the details ~ ns ira ue~au-~ "a ftr
shaft nat world " anof .rfr irnfu ~
sides m refusing puhicty dnifa
that he adivaers believe z. - uroffnf
Nv President Wilson's uitsfase o drssfrF
up Eperlfc doelunsrf snd arFfiug un0r
Il before p1nning over sIfhrtrnf nunlfar
~ national leaders
Senator Harding ldea = rs gaf enough
mon who lead public 1plni0n uack ~ hIs
plan ~ gwing popular aenfiment tn % 0nrr
II - prnuul gated liz oanferanofa ~ .r
purpose are ~ m means completed RI
AID a rr-Prrsidenf Taft rin BE- srnrifer
today. and other prominent onnferres rii
come after Christmas Senator Harflng
has not rerelved ~ unanimous tndnFaa
rnent % this project ~ 'hope 10 have
already talked nth him buf o. q Fei
I pleased with tho support thus iar rer1rlied
Once he believes no OPINION ~ fh.
country Fifhn control 'hrnugh b,
selected leadership bic 7evf problem
and this will not cnur lnul 10 e a.
auzurated rili ~ - approach ne 1the'
nations The iea aas Yecn advnnrr
that he alll 10 his o general eluierenrl
either In Europe ~ Washington nuf fni
course that y now apparent alli d. neglf Is
ton through ambassadors senator Iar1
ma has cOnsiderrd none ~ these apuoJuf
ments The aupnintees rsn hardly r.
pected % BE AZ their posts until fae moi
die ~ the spring and j. NAV 30 much .afer
before they VIII 30 able IS gef : oar .r
~ how ne news associAtlon lcn vII
received
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
MCCORMICK IN BERLIN.
u. S. Senator Competing With
Santa Claus for Attention IN
Newspapers.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Berlin. Dec. EX-SENATOR Medill Nc
Cormick OF Illinois arrived here from Var
saw tonight. three days overdue, and
found he had been one Of the most adver-
tised men In Germany. crowding Santa
Claus for space IN the newspapers. which
for days have commented upon the prob
able nature Of his mission. II IS generally
taken for granted By the German press
and public that he IS confidential repre-
sentative OF President-elect Harding
Senator Mccormick proceeded direct
from his train 10 the American military
mission. where he was the guest Of the
American commissioner. Ellis Lorlng
Dresel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-24
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The above message from Herbert How

The above message from Herbert Hoov-
or. chairman of the European Relief
Council, which is striving to save many
millions of starving children of Europe
from diving before the ne xt harvest. was
received nv Henry T. Scott. chairman for
Delsware's JOINT Committee, that is
helping Mr. Hoover and his eight CO.
operating charities.
Responses from n special appeal sent
out by Mr.. Scott this week are. being re-
eeived in encouraging numbers at head
Quarters 81 the Joint Committee IN the
Free Library Building Churches and
now the schools Of this city and State
are coming forward with substan tlsl
contribution. and among some Of them
thev mean real sacrifices.
Grace NJ. T. Church. which had pre-
v,ouslv eported upwards ~ $500. to-
iay turns IN s2.45o and more vet to come
The church has LII members 40 that
tins 10 more than 81 Ter capita MANY
~hu cher expect Ia take collection on
SUNDAY and will exert a strong effort 70
make this contribution notable one In
most ~ the churches there has been little
attempt 70 touch the emotions ~ tho
g,vcrs. ~ Grace Church, Rev. Or.
fohn W. r. Sumwalt, describes the con
: ihuton as the result of Just straight
giving. and thls disposition on the
rart of those who have responded is the
moro credi'ahlc,
AZ the schools Throughout this city, col-
leotions have been taken and these will
he turned in next week. At the High
School the faculty and Older students had
"a -. e23 % up 70 this morning
Az the Middletown High School the
student, arc very much interested in the
movement collection they have taken
rraut-d in total ~ Sl4 so being reported
Workers in Odessa sent for more pledge
rsr,l. today and reported they expected 70
obtain a substantial sum in the next few
DAYS
The result. ~ the collections at the
booth in front Of Vandever's store, Eighth
and Market streets bv the teams from
the Y W G. A. and Old Swedes p F.
church Yesterday resulted in SO 81 being
turned into the fund today. This morn
ine representatives Of the Council Of
Jewish women were in charge Of the booth
and tho crowd Of Christmas shoppers
were not unmindsul Of the needs 81 the
hungry children IN Europe.
The latest contributors IN the fund an
no,tne.,d TODAY follows