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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
Houses for sale

Houses for Sale "a
BUNGALOW Skew, modern bungalows
and two story houses. Northwest, at
traCtive locality. Terms 20 suit Prices
from 20 thousand. Strictly mod
ern. NOight and Bradford Ground
foOr Union Trust Bldg Lincoln Jill.
BCNGALOW-For sale, six room stucco
semi bungalow; modern except city
water; good we'll large lot 50x200
Chicken house, large garden, grape
arbOr and fruit trees. Possession 20
days. Call Main 11SS.
CLOSE TO CAR LINE-POssessio at
once. four rooms. gas, electric and city
water large To-, garage barn ana
chicken para. This is bargain al
5000 Easy terms Ralph c. Osborne.
Realtor Conservative Life Bldg, Main
$50 or 49,
COLFAN W, 7l6-Nine room house FOR
sale. lot 5jx1JJ II. House is strictly
modern, just redecOrated, new furnace
installed Inquire further OF owner at
40 W. Colfax or call Lincoln 1901.
COTTAGE-6 rooms, good sized lot. Pos
session II once Cali at Hep's Tailor
shop, 2l9 ". jefferson blvd
DONALD, r. 4l0-For sale: Is room
bungalow. modern except furnace. Price
$500. $3.50 cash. balance S15 per
month. Apply on premises. This is a
bargain aud must be sold IN 10 days
DWELLING-If you want a bargain I'm
property, call Main JJ46 Deal with
owner Terms.
: BLOCKS FROM CENTER-On con
tract. modern house. vacant. +. 3.
clark 400 10 Union Trust Bldg Lincoln
6LSi or Lincoln JslJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

HeIp-NIaIe or Female. 81
CLERKS-Girls and boys who have fin
ished school 20 work in stock room
steady position Good future Apply
Service Dept South Bend Bait Co. HOS
\ High St
TTSIINN AHERS-ADply Oriental Inn.
rs IL y Main St Main 07i
KITCHEN HELP-Wauted. good strong
man or woman for pots. pans and
kitchen work $40 per month. room and
board come 20 once ready fer work.
Apply 20 manager South Bend COun-
try club. Main 75s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for sale

CHIPPEWA HEIGHTS sale, two
lots, one IJX3l7 ~ and the other COX
3liss feet in Chippewa Heights Bdll-
ZION. ou = Michigan -. Call Lin
coin 1881
DUBATL AN.-Lot 57xIG5 feet. for sale
cheap Located one block east II Mich
lEan So. on Duball az. Inquire 90 100
w. Wayne ST. Presto Lite Battery Co.
MARQUETTE PARK-Beautiful acre Tor
adjoining Marquette Park bargain cali
Main gO1 or 400,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

WANTED FOR DITCH WORK
AND LAYING PIPE IN THE
NEW STUDEBAKER ADDITION
ASH FOR r. a .IPPY. coz
TRACTOR AT SIS L. EWING Q
AN. TAKE $ MICHIGAN ST.
CAR TO ABOVE NUMBER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
WANTED
Good Men
Steady Employment

N0OdWorkers (plece work $500 10
$1,000 per week
Lumber Yard Men piece work. $500
10 $500 per week
Foundry Moulding Machine Operators
(plece work $1,000 o 5000 per week ,
Moulding Machine Helpers. $500 %
$1,000 per week
LabOrers hourly rate 4Jc 20 Jjc.
Working HOurs-oJ per week ~ hours
Ger 5 days and - loLrs on Saturdavl
Hourly rated employees pald time and
a BALI for all time over ~ hours per
Week.
THE SINGER MFG. CO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

TAt'KTNtI CANpY-Girls over rs Apply
=. A Humphrey. i+-ll1 T. Sample 81
SHIRT FINISHEBS-Wa Wanted 600 laundry
department lam1s shirt 1LlnLa ny
STENOGKAFHEHS wanted. steuog
rauhers and genera. office girl Ad-
ve-tisiug department oliver Chilled
pIou WORKS.
VFGFTA RIf,-W oman Good wages APP
pIv Co. chef oliver hotel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

MOTORMEN conductors. Apply
Supt. transportation. lO2 y. Michigan
81
PLIMBERS-And steam htters, 70 work
lu south Reud. open shop. The Kirk
ham CO., Niles Mich Phone 80.
PORTER Wanted: 5000 month and
board. Apply =. II Wells. Jefferson
PRESS FEEDER-Wauted experienced
press feeder. best OF working cOndl-
tions; living wages; call quick. Labor
Publishing Co
SAIESNIAN-WHuted. a good ANTONIO
bile salesman 90 sell Overland and
WHY'S knight cars. Apply at once r.
a.. Lane. - y. Michigan st
SHIFT METAL WORKERS Men
wanted. light sheet metal worker. rip
and swing saw men aud foundry help
ers with good opportunities for sd
yaucement Dodge Mfg Co, Mish-
avaka. Ind.
STENOGKAPHEB w anted bright
Young man for stenOgraphic and seCre-
rcrial position. Give experience and
reference Address W. e. +. Box AIS
News Times
-AMSTERS-Apply Purchasing Dept.
Birseu Mfg Co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
business Propcrty

FACTORY STTE-Witn spur track in
rear; 1SJ feet on street; about 100 feet
deep; two buildings on property. Con-
nected with street sewer by in. pipe.
Also water and gas connections. For
further particulars address Box C. A.,
News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

Come and see for yourself In the 500
block. J.. Miner ST. one block north
OF thc 81 Joseph hospital nine
strictly modern homes Of latest type.
main rooms OF oak. fireplace. three
sleeping rooms basement under on
tire house: easy terms Ralph d.
Osborne, Realtor. Main sec 43>J. Con
servarve Life Bldg
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-09

dzacej 5000, hub mniej, oraz z
oSmiu do dwunastu procent cd
rocznej kwoty zarobkowej waha-
.jacej sic miedzy $1,000 a $4,000
dalej diva Gently podatku cd ga
Iona gazoliny, bez r6znicy do ia,
kich celow uzywana, "a licencye
federalne Cd automobil6w Pc sc
cent6w cd kazdego ,,konia silly
motoru; dodatkowy 10 procento'
wy podatek Cd biletow teatral'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-09

20 procent zyskow W korpora-
cyach, dodatkowy szeScio-pro-
centowy podatek Cd czystych do
chod6w korporacyi, podwyzsze-
ME podatku osobisto = dochOdo-
wego z czterech do szeSciu pro-
cent cd kwoty zarobkowej docho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-09

nych, dodatkowy podatck $500
Cd tysiaca papieros5w ! 25 CEN
tow dodatkowcgo Podatku cd
tysiqc cygar, ora 6 .cent6w Cd
funta tytoniu do palenia i tabaki
do zazywania, a takze dodatko-
we podatki, ja@ 5 procent Cd Gu
kierk6w, 7 proc. Cd gumy do zu-
cia, Z proc. cd mydta toaletowe-
go i pudru, 10 proc. Cd sprzcda-
zy perium, kosmctyk6w i artyku-
low medycznych, przcz fabrykan-
tow, producent6w i importerow,
) proc. cd bizuteryi, instrument
tow muzycznych i film obrazoW
ruchomych.
SPISEK CELEM UJECIA
PIECIU STA
NOW ~ZJEDNOCZO-
NIGH.
San Antonio, Tex, g. grudnia.
- Wedlc wiadomoSci otrzyma-
nych tn Z ust bogatcgo obywate-
Ia meksykahskicgo, wodzowie
handy mcksylaaskicj Filipe
Manchaca i Benjamin Cora,
kt5rzy ukrywaj2 sic W g6rach W
poblizu MuzQuiz, Coahuila, uPla-
uowaIi napad ma pociqg, wiozacy
pieciu gubcrnator6w amerykah--
skich Z inauguracyi prezydcnta
Meksyku Obregona; pociqg mic!i
zniszczyG ! obrabowat, oraz IL
prowadzit wszystkich Ameryka-
now celem pobrania "a Mich P6z-
niej okupu, SpiselI ten sic ME IL
da}, gdyz banda obawiaj2c sic 81
~ zbroinej ma poci2gu odmowiIa
napadu, wskutck czcgo kilkuna-
stu miano roZstrzelac.
T 4 POMIEDZY PRA-
KRAWIECKI--
MI A
Nowy York, 8. grudnia. - We
die o5wiadczenia S. Hillmana,
g~eneraInego prezcsa uni The A
malgamatcd Clothers Workers OF
America, 5000 krawc6w W
sze5ciu fabrykach krawieckich W
Nowym Yorku, zosta}o wczoraj
ME dopuszczonyoh do piracy, in
nenli sIowy, fahryEanci urz2dzi!i
loEaut. ZaDrzeczl temu William
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-09

so, Jest r0wniez przerazaj2ca.
Iestem szczc5Iiwy, &c pan Mala-
to przyj2I moj2 nOnlinacye."
Rada miejska ma wczorajszeJ
swcj sesyi powzic'a uchwaie, kto
"a w bardzo ~znacznej mierze do
pomoze wIadzom bczpieczehstwa
i prokuratoryi w zwalc@aniu kra-
dziczy Acknowledgment. Przyje-
ty mianowicie zosta} ma reko-
mendacye szefa policyi Fitzmor-
risa jcdhogfo$nic ordynans, ma
podstawie kt6rego !aazdy wlaSci-
ciel ! szofer automobilowy bedzie
obowi2zany mice PREY sobie gao
ratrzon2 W fatograiie karte iden-
tyfikacyjna 7 rodaniem jego ma
zwiska, adresu i numeru licencyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-09

Ma drrgiej stronie karty bedzie
sic znajdowaG rubryka, ktora ma
sluzyc do ewentualnego uzytku
sqdu, a W kt6rej notowane beda
wszystkie przekroczenia regula--
mimi ruchu ulicznego, jakich jeJ
posiadacz stall sic winnym. Ia
wydanie tel karty przepisana
zostafa oplata w sumie $1.O0.
BURMIsTRZ P~OZOSTANIE
NEUTRALITY.
Z powodu wniesionej przez The
Chicago Church Federation sug-
gestyi, ably posiedzenia Rady
miejakiej otwierac modlitwa, O.
swiadczy} wczoraj burmistrz
Thompson:
,Nie podejme w tel sprawie
zadnej akcyi, z wyjatkiem chyba
przedstawienia tel propozycyi
Radzie miejskiej. Jest to kwe,
stya, W kt6rej zadecydowac pc
Wilma sama Rada."
TAME CHOINKI.
Ma targach chicagoskich poja-
WHY sic juz choinki swiateczne.
a daIsze ich transporty z p6lnoc-
nego Michiganu So W drodze. Te-
60 roku cena ich jest r. S'na tel,
jaka byla 6 lat tennis. Kosztuja
Cd % centow do $50. DIVA lata
te1nu cena choinek dochodziia dc
$1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-09

Bandler, prezes Stowarzyszenia
The Clothing Manufacturers
ASSN, ktory twierdzi, IL robot
nicy ci zostali odwoiani z piracy
przez unie. w Nowym 'Yorkn
obecnie znajduje sic be- piracy
pomiedzy $1,000 a $1,000 kraw-
COW. Hillman utrzymuje, IL ia
brykanci wypowiedzieli wojns
krawcom, wobec czego pred
wszystkiemi afbrykami zaprowa-
dzono pikiety.
APELACYA o UWOLNIE-
ME S~oCYALISTY BER-
GERA.
Washington, 9. grudnia. -
Obrohca Wiktora Bergera, pod
w6inie obranego czlonkiem Kor
gresu przez partye socyalistycz-
rq, wni6sl tn wczoraj arelacye dc
najwyzszego trybuna}u celem Ii,
wolnieria go ! wstrzymania dal-
szego Sledztwa toczacego sic
przeciw MENU ma podstawie pra-
wa antyszpiegowskiego, OPERA,
.jac sic ma TEN, IL federalny Sc,
dzia Lands, kt6ry prowadzi} pro,
ces byl stronniczym i ME cierpia]
Bergera, jak r6wnicz wszystkie'
so, co niemieckie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-09
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

.Dosonczenie re str. 1ci,)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-09
Kronika MieiSCOWa,

DckCnCZrni" 70 st"D1icv l-szet
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
LAW COLLEGE
HEREOPENED
Former Home Of Robert C.
lngersol Equipped for
New Demands.

The Washington College Of Law
reopens for it's twenty-htth year in
its new home facing Franklin
Square. The building was formerly
the home Of Robert O. IngersoII. the
lawyer and orator. Its weIl-Iighted
and spacious halls are quite suited
to the purposes OF law school,
On the first floor are the business
Offices, the working library and the
senior year class room. On the sec
ond floor is the first year class room,
post graduate class room and fac
ulty room. On the third floor is an
additional library. second year class
room and the rest room for women.
On the fourth floor are rooms for
the college fraternity. college
sorority and alumni association.
while the basement has been con-
verted into a smoking room for the
men.
The changes in the building have
progressed so far as not TO inter
fere with the work OF the school.
The registration OF both men and
women is unusually large, both IN
the three years course leading 10
the degree Of LIB. and in the post
graduate course leading 10 the de-
gree OF LIN. The patent law
course has also a good enrolment
The successful summer course, be-
ginning August Is. will close Sep
tember IS. The college invites all
friends and former students as well
as prospective students to the open
ing at 1915 K street northwest on
Monday, September %, at z p. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
SCHOOL MEETS
URGENT NEEDS
Offers Special Course on
Federal Income Tax
Procedure.

In order to in a measure meet
the urgent demand of the govern
ment and the commercial world all
over the country for accountants
auditors and bookkeepers with
special knowledge of income tax
procedure, u Federal income tax
school and revenue auditors inst-
tute has recently been opened and
in six months has trained more in
income tax procedure and for ap-
pointment and transfer as revenue
auditors, than any other school in
the country.
Many Of their students are now
occupying positions of trust and
responsibility, at large salaries
both with the government and in
the commercial world.
Their short thirty day course
covers all subjects and was cspo-
cially designed to prepare cligiblcs
for positions as assistant auditor.
at salaries ranging from $3.50 to
$2,74O; and their nincty-day course
prepares for the higher grades, and
includes text books, graded lessons
and model examples for preparing
and verifying Federal income tax
returns of individuals. partnerships,
fiduciariCs and corporations.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
WASHINGTON University Mah1cuahors Point Banner School Yea,
Con zaga College Reopenng Marks
Hundredth Year of Washington's
Oldest "Classicd Day School,

judgment and fneness of percep-
tion, and for a constant, keen and
quick use of the reasoning powers.
Aims of School Reached.
That the end and aim Of Con
zaga's teaching has been fully
achieved is evidenced by the
lengthy list of distinguished names
which adorn its alumni register. In
every walk of life; in church and in
state; in science and in business;
in the arts and in the professions.
Gonzaga's graduates have gained a
fame and prestige which have
brought ever-growing glory to the
venerable and venerated name of
alma mater.
Gonzaga College commenced its
Tooth year on September l3. The
record made by its students last
year in public drills, debates, the
atrical performances, as we'll as its
oratorical and musical exhibitions,
together with the fine showing
made by its athletes. especially its
basketball team. has aroused un-
wOnted enthusiasm among students
and alumni alike, and record .
breaking enrolment is predicted for
the ensuing year. Applications for
admission, catalogues, etc, may be
made to the registrar of Gonzaga
College, Washington. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Cumberland Honors
Memory of Legislator

Cumberland, Nd, Sept. lS.-Me-
mortal services will be held at
Salem Lutheran Church, Cations
vile, tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock, for the late former State
Senator John Hubner, father Of
Mrs. Martin Luther Enders. this
city.
The speakers and their subjects
will be: Rev. DR.. L. NJ Zimmerman.
pastor of Christ Church, Balti-
more, on Mr. hubner in the United
Lutheran Church; George Grimm.
Baltimore. "Mr. Hubner in the
Church Council; Senator warfieId.
Baltimore, Mr.. Hubner in the
State; Arthur c. Montell, Of the
First National Bank, Baltimore.
Mr.. Hubner in the Community"
Rev. DR.. Harry Newcomer, Balti-
more, inter-missions secretary. Mr..
Hubner Among the Hospitals and
the Poor; Rev. DR.. J. c. ROwer-.
pastor OF Salem Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Hubner as l, a Pastor, Knew
Him
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Luray to Bury Soldier
With Military Honors

Luray, Va, Sept. 1S.-Luray is
making extensive preparations for
the reception of the body of Elwood
Campbell. son of Romas Campbell,
of this place, who died in st. Ma
zaire, France, May II, 1919. Young
Campbell, before being sent over
seas. served for a long time on the
Mexican border, Col. Robert +.
Leedy. of Luray, commanding his
regiment.
This is the first Luray boy who
was killed in France to be brought
home and the interment will be at
tended with military honors.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19

Gonzaga College, located at North
capitol and l. streets northwest,
opens its centennial year with the
enVlable distinction of being the
Oldest day school in Washington
1t Is also the only Catholic strictly
classical day school in the District.
The course of studies embraces
the subjects prescribed by the New
York Board of Regents for the col
iege entrance diploma in arts. 1t
includes four years of Latin. three
years of Greek. two years of for
eign language (French or Spanish),
-FOUR years of English, elementary
and intermediate algebra, plane
and solid geometry, elementary
science and elocution. Christian
doctrine and military instruction as
well form part of the curriculum.
Differences in student.
1t is fundamental in the Jesuit
system OF education that different
''NHl'S nave distinctive educational
values. Mathematics, the natural
sciences, language and history are
complementary instruments of edu-
cation to which the theory of equiv
alcnts cannot be applied.
The specific training given by one
cannot be supplied by another. The
best educators OF the present day
arc beginning to realize more fully
that prescribed curricula embracing
""ll-chOscn and co-ordinated studies
anord the student a more efficient
means of mental cultivation and
development. While recognizing the
Importance of mathematics and the
natural sciences which unfold the
lnterdependence of time and space,
the Jesuit system of education has
unwaVeringly kept languages in
position of honor as an instrument
of culture.
Mathematics and the natural
sciences bring the student into con-
tact with the material aspects Of
nature and exercise the deductive
and inductive powers of reason
Language and history effect a
higher union. There are manifesto
tions of spirit to spirit. and by
their study and for their require
ment the whole mind OF man is
brought into the widest and subtIest
play. The acquisition of language
especially calls for delicacy OF
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19

SCHOOLPOSTS
Expected to Name New
Board Of Education Mem
bers Next Month.

Vacancies on the Board OF Edu-
cation will be filled by new ap-
pointees to be selected by the Dis
trict Supreme Court when all OF the
justices return to sit in general
term during the first week in oc-
tober.
Chief Justice Walter I. Mccoy
returned a few days ago and stated
yesterday that he hoped that the
apparently unalterable differences
OF opinion which have existed be-
tween the various forces connected
with the schools would be settled.
Undue agitation among the
teachers and the public concerning
the schools and their management"
the chief justice said. lis bound 20
react to the detriment Of the best
interess OF the schools"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Women Voters League
Proposed at Lynchburg

Lynchburg, Va, Sept. lS.-A
committee of women representing
various leading women's organiza-
tiOns has been named here TO pre-
pare a constitution for a proposed
league of women voters, and the
organization will be perfected as
soon as this committee is ready
with its report.
This league is designed to sue
ceed the local Equal Suffrage Club,
and il will be formed at a mass
meeting to be held September "a.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Woman Burns To Death;
Dress Ignited By Stove

Luray. Va, Sept. 1S.-Mrs. John
Griffith, a native of this county.
was burned to death at her home
near Cattletts. Fauquicr County, a
few days ago. according to infor-
nation that has juet been received
here.
Mrs. Griffith was engaged in cook
ing when her clothes became ignited
from the cook stove.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Falling Rock Kills Miner.

Fr0stburg, Md. Sept. 1S.-Johh
SARDINIA, aged 46. a miner. was in
stantly killed yesterday when
caught beneath a fall of rock in
the mine of the Davis Coal and
Coke Company at Boswell. He is
survived by his widow and seven
children.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
COMB NATION
FOR TAX MEN
National Survey Shows
Thousands Needed by
Big Interests.

A recent survey OF the United
States, made by the American Ac-
countants Association. shows an
urgent need for accountants. audi
tors and bookkecpers having 4
knowledge Of income tax procedure.
Large corporations, banking and
manufacturing concerns throughout
the country are daily advertising,
writing and securing the country,
many of them sending representa-
tives to Washington, cndeavoring
to secure, regardless of expense,
auditors qualified to prepare and
verify income tax returns.
The demand is almost as urgent
in the income tax unit, Bureau Of
Internal Revenue. for income tax
auditors, and announcement is
made that "On account of the ur-
gent needs of the service. applica-
tions will be received until further
notice. and that these examinations
are open to all citizens OF the Unit
ed States who meet the official re-
quirements."
Work Piles Up.
The reason for this demand is
that the income tax unit is return
ing thousands of 1917 and 1918 re-
turns and requiring that amended
returns be filed, meaning billions OF
additional income to Uncle Sam in
penalties and additional tax, and
this number and amount is daily in
Creasing. Last year the turnover
for the entire unit was 155 per cent
and in one section, the corporation,
or manufacturing section. $50 per
cent, a complete change in person
mel every two months.
In other words the income tax
unit was simply a training school
for much better paying positions in
the commercial world, and il was
the policy of the income tax unit to
feed useful and highly trained men
and women into the business of the
country. as the larger number OF
these men and women trained in
the problems OF income tax proce
dure, the less trouble the unit would
have with the returns that came in
for audit and collection: however,
to offset this condition in a meas
ure 1t has ibeen necessary for all
auditors appointed this year to sign
a contract to remain at least one
year. consequently the demand the
next six months for income tax au-
ditors for commercial positions will
be even greater than ever.
Preference Given Ex-Seryice Men.
Preference is always given ex-
service men. and all previous open
competitive examinations for as
sistant auditor are reopened 10
them upon application to the United
States Civil Service Commission
These positions carry a salary OF
from s1,64O to $2.74O. the official re-
quirements being "Lhe equivalent
of a common school education; and
one years experience in bookkeep-
ing, or in lieu thereof at least two
years Office or business experience
of nature which would familiar
ize the applicant with ordinary
commercial terms, customs and
usages.'
Hundreds of government clerks
released from the service. or slated
for release. have been and are be
Ing transferred to the income tax
unit: In fact Mr.. PAUL. the appoint
ment clerk. is and has been one Of
the busiest officials in the Treasur,
Department.