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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
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CITY STATISTICS
RAJ Estate TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TKAN>E tk--
Taken from the records " the indiana
Eu p. Seebirt aud wife % Lutte T..
Gum. 81 Lot q original plat ~ River
Bou Hae- and wife 10 Alan r. NcNel.
81 Lot 125 Beiger's third addition to
NIshHVaka.
Gust Weener and wife to Alonzo e..
Love and LOttie Love husband ana
wife. 81 a parcel 81 land 80 feet Boo
length north and south on II the south
end ~ Tot CO. Elder place addition.
John A. Swygurt and Matte j. Swy
CART husband and Wife. Thomas w.
Slick and AlOIlie O.. Slick. husband and
wife and william A Mcluerny ana Anne
T. McIuerny. husband and wife 20 An
ton Berta, Sg7j Lot 10 in Prairie av.
Heights addition.
solomon Il Thornton and Clara A.
Thornton. husband and wife. 70 Marco
Lintino. 81 Lot &c 10 O'Neius second
addition % Mishawaka
First Trust and Savings bank, Mish-
Awake, to Hudson Brady and Augusta
Brady. husband and wife 81 Lot d
and q parcel Of land Is feet I'm width
east and west of n the east side of .
. on the plat of the Dodge Mfg. Co s
addition % MishaWaka.
Ada II Johnson 20 J. Frank MORT
more, husband and wife, $3.50. par
eel Of land being the north half n lot I.
Ann G. Judson's subdivision OF large lots
No. II and 30 I'M DennistOn and Fellows
addition.
William IT, CLANCY and Dora r..
CLANCY. husband and wife % Samuel i.
DeWells and Fife Grace DeWells hus-
band and wife, 81. Lot 80. Martin J..
Wenger's third addition.
George " Studebaker and wife. Gle
meut. ir, and wife. Charles Arthur Car
Isle and Wife Lloyd T. Weaber and
wife. Ned Arden Flood and wife % otto
W Kuehn aud Charles A. Jordan. 81.
Lots No. IS. 80. - and 81 in Kaufman
place addition
Ernest A. Bennett and Minnie NJ Rem
nett. husband and wife 20 Harry ".
Crow and wife 81 The west third az
p. q. L. II. as plated by the state bank
Of Indiana.
A. IT. Guy and wife TO Oren Cable 81
Lot go I'm Gayl0rs third addition
George W. Bressler and Saloma Bres
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

Mary w Weideman. lots 3 and 8 in
block 3 10 Michael Hupp's second add
tion 90 Lakeville. also another tract Of
land containing : acres being I'm section
- In Center township.
Frank : Chrisman and wife. Harry q
Chrisman and wife and Florence L.
Muessel. 70 Jane ErnsperCer 81 Lot
l3 iu Frantz'S third addition
William O. Brown and Mary A Brow
husband and wife % Arthur - NoiEJ
81 Lot I'm Hickev's subdivision ~
large lot ~ block No. 80 iu Edward
Sorin's second addition.
Arthur q. Voigt and wife n Max
R0the and Minnie Rothe. husband and
wife. 81 Same As Just above
Matilda Esrh % Julian Blinski and
Eme.ln Bilinski. husband and wife s..
100 a tract ~ land in state banks add
being on sample -.
Edward J. Harrison and Emma r. Far
risou husband and wife % Frank A.
Rehrer and Gladys + Rehrer. husband
and wife 81. Lot No l09 IN Muessers
second addition 90 South BEND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
Always Serviceable

Prostate garages are sturdly built to give
you long years Of service. They come to
you in sections all ready to be erected in
few hours time. The woodwork is already
painted; the roofing is a part of the roof
panels themselves; the doors and windows
are all glazed; and all hardware is included.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
High Spots in
Cox S Speech of
Acceptance

81 thank God ] take up the
standard of Democracy a free
man. unfettered by promises
and happy I'm the consciousness
OF untrammeIed opportunity to
render a service"
"He who turns away from the
tragedies and obligations Of the war
not cOnsecratcd to a sense OF honor
and OF duty which c2sists every base
suggestion Of personal or political
eXpediency. Is unworthy Of the es-
TEEN Of his countrymen."
Sen. HardinRs pledge Of
formal and effective peace so
soon AZ a republican congress
can pass its declaration, means
but one thing-a separate peace
with Germany"
This would be- the most dis
heartcning event In civilization since
the Russians made their separate
peace with Germany and Indefinite
ly more unworthy"
This plan would not only be
piece Of bungling diplomacy
but plain, unadulterated dis
honesty as well"
"No less nm authority thhn Sen
Lodge said that 20 make peace ex-
cept I'm company with the allies
{ would brand Us everlastingly with
dishOnOr and bring ruin TO us "
To attempt after peace is de-
clared with Germany, 20 ap-
proach Europe with the view
TO entering "a new relationship
as Harding proposed would
either be regarded as arrant
madness or attempt at interna-
tlonal bossism"
"The Monroe Doctrine Is the very
tessense of Article 10 OF the Yer
;saiIIes covenant. SkeptiCs viewed
MOnrOe's mandate with alarm**%*
vet not a shot has bccn fired I'm al
most a hundred years i'm preserving
sovereign rights on this hemis-
phere."
Every High School youngs-
ter in the land knows that no
treaty can override our consti-
tuition which reserves 10 Con
gress alone the power TO de-
clare war"
"Sen. Harding. as the republican
candidate, proposes i'm plain words
that VIC remain ont Of IL (the
Icague) As the democratic NOM
ince I favor going In The matter
thought of the bitterness of the
past We hear II said that inter
prctatiOns are unnecessary @t** but
they will at least be rcassurinS to
many OF our citizens"
Agreement without injury
to the covenant is now Of press
ing importance The first duty
Of the new administration cldar-
ly will be the ratification of
the treaty"
"Onc OF the first things 20 be done
l. the repeal of the war taxes"
Federal taxation must he
heavily reduced and this will he
done az once II "A democratic
administration is chosen An
moving consumption taxes. now
unjustifieI. should be re-
pealed."
y a possible substitute for the
excess profits tax Il suggest small
tax. probably one 10 one and one
half percent ON the total business of
every going concern"
THE public official who fails
to enforce the Jaw is an enemy
both to the constitution and to
the American principle OF ma
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
PERSONAL

A WONDERFUL eye remedy absolute
~ successful for all eye diseases.
Don't neglect inquiring. NarcissO Wa
SO11-e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
HELP WANTED
Statesmen

DRAWING Account to statesmen who
can demonstrate ability 20 sell line
Of roofing cemeuts and paints % factory
or farming trade Liberal proposition.
United Builders Co, S6o2 Wade Park,
Cleveland, O. N173-s
SALESMEN-To sell well known spec
ialties 90 Industrial Plants. Factories.
Mills, etc, for a reliable and established
manufacturer J.sJ. Mustersop. 49, ".
nth St. Cleveland q. siTS 5
STOCK SALESArFN-Motor Truck Com
pany established 81 years output for
two years completely sold Announce
dividends at rate Of 24cc per year Men
making $4,000 weekly Highest banking
references. Wonderful line Up. Every
90 operation given Liberal commission
Strong selling outfits. Telegraph Carter
II. Jacobs y company. 20 f. Jackson,
Chicago. S2l4 -
SALES BOARD SALESMEN-We have
the most attractive line OF premium
assortments on the market today. Com
missions s. % 70 $50 90 per order with
Full Repeat Commissions for a live up
to-date proposition. Write today. Can
field Mfg. Co 1908 Broadway Chicago.
~ ,
EARN so weekly showing samples for
large cut-rate grocery mail order
house Men wanted everywhere sample
ease FREE. Independent Association.
Detroit. Mich. S2lo s
WANTED-At once. Live wire salesman
capable Of earning FIVE thousand or
more yearly. Virgin. protected terri
tory. Give sales experience and refer
ence first letter Nolvon Film Adv. Serv-
Ice. Tampa. Florida. S2O6-S
PERMANENT-Good paying positions
for able, energetic high-grade sales
men in local territory 20 represent ma
tiOnally known manufacturing corpora
ton. Must call on wholesale tObbers.
stores and garages. Line well advertised
and demand great. Splendid opportunity
for the right man. Milwaukee Tank
Works. Milwaukee. Wis. s153-s
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER WANTED
Large manufacturer OF concentrated
soups, prepared cocoa and pudGings
wants Sales Manager for South Bend
district To a man capable OF employ
ing men and getting results, we offer a
fine position with a big future Send
us full information regarding past bust
ness experience, age and references or
application will not be considered Ad-
dress Sales Department +, American
Products Co, Minneapolis Minnesota.
1868
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

iris FOR PROFEss1ovAL WORK

GIRLS FOR PROFESSIONAL WORK
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Girls applying for positions ss telephon-
lets are equipped for this highly special
ICED profession entirely AZ the company'a
expense. Good pay while learning Per
manent employment steady advance
ment. Best OF working conditions Hot
lunches al lowest cost. Every conceiv-
able convenience. Girls desiring % 80
cure these superior advantages Of en-
ploymenL apply
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

WANTED-Ssverai automobile sales
for retail department: experience pre-
ferable. but not absolutely necessary
can use one Mishawaka man; live man
can earn big money. r. A Lane, 30
n Michigan ST S147-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
SFII TTRES.

SELL TIRES
Direct 70 car owner 30x.s non skid Sf1.T5.
Tubes So25: other sizes IN proportion.
Guaranteed 5000 miles on liberal adjust.
ment basis. Biz commissions. Expert
ence o. capital unnecessary. Auto Tire
Clearing House. 1900 ". 18th. Chicago.
IL sls4-s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

ANY good dresser acquainted with the
business and professional people Of
this city can make over $500 monthly and
not spend over two hours each evening
Address l. B. B. 500 5. Holman st
Hammond Ind 1881 <
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

Solves for You the Problem
of Housing Your Car Salts
factorily, Immediately, and
at a Low Cost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
Salesman.

Statesmen travelling with autos can
earn $4,000 20 10000 per month sell
fn, Horn blende" Brand Asbestos Fibre
LIQUID Roof Cement Protected terri
tory. Commission basis with liberal
drawing account Settlements made each
month. Opportunity for advancement 70
Field Executive. References necessary
North American Fibre Products Co.
cleveland. Ohio. 1865
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

.anted IN every town
$500 % % 10000 per
territory Automobile
Speedoline Co, Dept.
nS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Saturday afternoon, leather
handbag. between Eagle lake and
South Bend Finder please notify A. +.
Jones. 40 +. NorthshOre Drive. Main
2130 Reward. 7044- 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

WANTED-Ten experienced ice men. at
$40 % $50 per week Apply ready for
work 10 artificial Ice Co 1908
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

WANTED-Two men % work In stove
department Apply Heller Furniture
Store. 1897 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

AGENTS-Make $500 weekly selling
guaranteed hosiery We guarantee S36
weekly full time 15c hour spare time
Experience unnecessary. PERFECTION
Mills. Darby. Pa. Sl54 s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

DISTRIBUTOR v
for Speedoline
month exclusive
free 20 workers.
Ga Dallas Texas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

81 thank God take up the
standard of Democracy a free
man. unfettered by promises
and happy I'm the consciousness
OF untrammeIed opportunity to
render a service"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

"He who turns away from the
tragedies and obligations of the war
and Of duty which resists every base
suggestion Of personal or political
expcdiency. Is unworthy Of the es-
TEEN OF his countrymen."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
V)lrG(D-51late
PRIVATE GARAGES
Protection from Fire and Weather

Protection from Fire and Weather
Prostate garages with their outside finish
of crushed slate rock are fre-safe. They
are weather and wind proof There are
no cracks in the Prostate walls to open up
in dry weather and let in the dust. The
beautiful stucco-like finish never requires
painting, thus eliminating expense of upkeep
Garages for Large and Small Cars
Many sizes Of garages included in the Prostate
line. There is of just the right dimensions to
fit your requirements. The Prostate Double Gar
age and the Prostate Ford Special are illustrated
this page.
Prostate garages are sold right here in your
city. One is ready for delivery to you today
delays.
You must see Prostate Garage TO really apprec-
its beauty and its substantial construction Call
and inspect exhibit. Make it today if you
Sold an erected by
The South Bend Asphalt Roofing Co.
J. F. DONAHUE. General Manager
Lincoln 522O W. Jefferson Blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

"No less nm authority thRn Sen.
Lodge said that 20 make peace eX-
cept I'm company with the allies
would brand US everlastingly with
dishOnOr and bring ruin TO us
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
conc OF the first things 90 be done
l. the repeal of the war taxes"

Federal taxation must he
heavily reduced and this will be
done az once II democratic
administration is chosen An
moving consumption taxes. now
unjustifieI, should be re-
peaIed."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
Male Help

WANTED-Boy Is to is years Of age 10
work at Piggly- Wiggly. Apply 900 $.
Michigan st. 75l5-S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

Sen. HsrdinR's pledge Of
formal and effective peace 80
soon az republican congress
can pass its declaration. means
but one thing-a separate peace
with Germany
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

1.-THE Monroe Doctrine Is the very
essense of Article 10 OF the Yer
saiIIes covenant. SkeptiCs viewed
MOnrOe's mandate with alarm*+~*
Yet not a shot has been fired I'm al
most a hundred years i'm preserving
sovereign rights on this hemis-
Dhcre."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

This would be the most dis
hcartcning event in civilization since
the Russians made their separate
peace with Germany and Indefinite
~ more unworthy"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28
NEW FIELD FOR ROBBINS
L. v. NJ. Man Elected President Of As
socinted business Papers. Inc.

NJ. c. Robbins, publisher of The Gas
Age and other publications in the gas
utility field. was elected president of tho
Associated Business Papers, Inc, whose
membership is made up OF the leading
trade and technical journals of the
United States and Canada, at the ASSOC
ciation's 18th annual convention recently
held at Hotel Astor in New York city.
Mr.. Robbins was formerly general man.
ager of The Iron Age and has long been
prominent figure in the trade paper
world.
Following his graduation from the
University of Vermont in 1895 with de-
gree In civil engineering, Mr. Robbins
spent several months as an officer of the
First Vermont Regiment in the Spanish
War. afterward coming to New York to
connect with the Engineering News.
He served as western manager of the
Engineering News for eight years, subse-
quently becoming advertising manager OF
class journal publications which owned
a group of papers in the automobile field.
Mr.. Robbins was later made genera,
manager of The Iron Age and associated
publications and held this position for
eight years. which covered period OF
unusual growth and development. la
1918. he purchased The Gas Age, semi-
monthly publication devoted to the inter-
ests of the gas industry. and Browns
Directory of American Gas COMPANIES,
yearly compilation of valuable gas in
dustry statistics.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28
POLICEMEN'S ANNUAL
Twelve Hundred People Attend ball at
University Gymnasium

The eighth annual policeman's ball,
given last night in the University gym
nasium, was attended by the success
which always marks these affairs. about
the most largely attended of their kind
in the city. Last night the gymnasium
was filled and, although more than 300
tickets had been sold in advance. many
more tickets We're sold at the door. 1t
was estimated that there were more than
100 people on the floor.
Cabanas orchestra of ten pieces fur
nished tine music and. previous to the
dancing, rendered a concert. The dance
order contained "a numbers. including
some of the old-fashioned quadrilles.
Most OF the city officials were present
including Mayor J. Holmes Jackson, who
was accompanied by Mrs. Jackson. The
grand march was omitted this year owing
to tho fact that the orchestra was seated
on n platform in the center of the floor.
The committee In charge OF the ar
rangements consisted of Officers J. j.
Brothers, Levi Vincent and George
Fraser. The orchestra was assisted by
Howard Stanley. who added lots OF pep
to the program. Supper was served under
the direction of Gus Poulos in the base
ball cage. which ad1oins the gymnasium.
Here tables were spread so that 2eo could
be served at one time. The supper con-
sisted OF chicken salad, coffee, hot rolls.
ice cream and other things. large
corps of walters was on hand and the
guests were served promptly. The COM
fort of the large gathering was well
taken care of with check rooms and dress
ing rooms for the ladies. This dance
was considered one of the most success
full in the history of the Burlington Police
Relief and Benefit association.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28
CLOSING DAYS Of
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
Schedule Of Republican Rallies
to Be Held Throughout YER
mont Beginning Tonight and
Continuing Until Next Mon
day, Inclusive

Four days remain before the national
and state elections of Tuesday. Novem-
Der 2. They will be active DAYS at tho
Headquarters of the Republican state
COMMITTEES in this city
Leonard +. Wing. the Rutland county
member of the COMMITTEES. who In in
charge Of headquarters, has a corps Of
women clerks husily engaged in mailing
literature pertaining to both national and
state campaigns to the voters Of the
State.
n speaking campaign, which began Oc-
tober Is at Brattleboro, has been contin-
ued in many parts OF the State and will
not be concluded until the night before
election day, next Monday
The schedule Of the speaking campaign
ut present arranged, but subject to
change, Is as follows:
October rs at Pownai.-Dr. John NJ.
Thomas of Middebury and Hon. Collins
NJ. Graves of Bennington.
October % at Neutrality-suspicious. The
atre, Senator W. p. Dillingham; and Hon.
William H. Fearless OF Portsmouth, vir-
ginia.
October q at pringfield.--Major Frank
Knox Of Manchester N II. Congress
man Frank L. Greene and Hon. James
HARNESS.
October q at Pittsford.-Hon. Walter S.
Fenton and Hon. Homer l.. Skeels
October 2S at Pawlet.-Maior r. w.
, Gibson and Hon. Harvey r. Kingsley.
October % at Woodbury.. -Congressman
Porter II. Dale and Hon. John s. Buttles
of Montpelier.
October % Mt administration. Ben
jamin Gates and Hon. John e. Stearns.
October 2S at Guildhall.--Hon. NJ. =.
Maurice Of Brattlcboro.
October % at acknowledgements n
Frank L. Greene, Congressman Porter n.
Dale and Hon. James HARNESS.
October % at Richtorl-Senator w. P.
Dillingham; and Hon. John w. Gordon.
; October % at Pittsfled.--IIon. Charles
e. Novak Of Rutland and Professor II.
{ 7. O'Brien Of Rutland
| October % at Townsend.--Hon Benjam-
In Gates and Hon. John 3. Stearns.
Gates and Hon. John B. Stearns.
October 30 at Lunenburg. w
, =. Dllin CHAM.
October 30 at Montgomery
man Frank l.. Greene and Hon. stephen
s. Cushing of ST. Adams.
October 20 at Marshfield.--Hon. Porter
II. Dale and Col. Fred p. Thomas.
! November l at Caanan.-Hon. Frank L.
Greene and Hon. Harry r. Amey.
November at Rutland.-Hon. W. p
! Dillingham; and Hon. James Hardness.
/ All the rallies hero mentioned will be
held at eight o'clock In the evening.
Every rally held to this date has beer
, largely attended and much enthusiasm
has been manifested. Women voters
have turned out In surprisingly large
numbers.
The Republican vote cast on Tuesday
November 2. promises to be UNUSUAL,
large.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28
WEATHER WISDOM
Business Responds to the Words of tho
skies, Which Affect Human Sensibi!ities

(From Human Nature in Busness)
Restaurant men know that apretites are
not the same on dark. gloomy day az
on a day that IS bright and cheerful.
The surprising thing is that people eat
most on the day that is dark and dismal.
On a cloudy day people just sit and eat.
Dentists know that people are slow TO
make and quick to break appointments
on cloudy days. cloudy day is depress-
ing and patients lack the nerve TO face
the ordeal.
Bad weather helps the physicians Low
cred spirits make people think they need
the doctor.
Rainy days boost tho mail order BUSH
ness because country people obliged to
iemain indoors, drive away dull care by
reading mail-order catalogues.
Department store business Is seriously
hurt by rain in the forenoon, but rain In
the early afternoon IL a great help. Wo-
men refrain from starting on shopping
tours in the first instance, In the second
they are compelled to remain in the store,
| and they shop some more.
T. More lines of business, however. boom
with sunshine. Architects, for instance,
lind that few people come in on gloomy
days 1t takes sunshine to fire the own
err of a piece of ground with visions Of a
beautiful house standing theron
Still. rainy June is highly profitable
to a big awning concern. because of the
| extra number of awnings that must be
erected for June weddings
The wind counts: A windy day in New
York city costs great cigar concern
about 5000. Many men do their smok :
| ing along the street, and it Is not plea
SAINT to smoke In high wind
More candy and soda are sold at {
| o'clock in the afternoon than at any other
| time of the day The next best hour Is
| 8 o'clock in the evening. Five women
buy soda water to every four men Wo-
men buy candy oftener than men, but
men buy more at a time. so the sexes
average equal as candy purchasers.
Hot weather Is good for ice cream and
soda sales, but only to a certain point
When the temperature goes above Ger.
tain figure sales fall off. The weather
Is too hot for the exertion Of walking
TO n soda fountain. From 72 to 90 de-
grees seems to be the best for soda
| sales.