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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
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Incentive

incentive
Incentive is the picture of a reward that makes
forget the hardships of the
In general there three types of incentive that lead
to accomplishment
There those who do their work in the hope of u-
wealth and the luxury it will bring
Others spend arduous and devoted life times that they
may be spoken of by many and enjoy fame.
And some strive for the very happiness that
from work well done. They the who know the
JOY of fethe thrill OF the creator who has brought
something and better into the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

Taxpayers appearing shall have the
right to be heard thereon. After the tax
levies have been determined ten or more
taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved
by such levies, may appeal 10 the state
board Of tax commissioners for further
and final action thereon, by filing q Pc
tition therefor with the county auditor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
FINANCIAL

5 PERGENT INTEREST
Is paid on all deposits left With IA
We loan money n hrst mortgage
securities in South Bend and Misa-
awake. WoFkingmen's Building =
Loan Assn. Whitcomb & KellsPs
sfhce. Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

ANOTHER NEW Groom modern bunga-
low I'm beautiful Navarro place all
modern oak floors: lsundry in base
ment. large porch Garland furnace
up-to-the- minute plumbing: large lot
paved street and paid ready for pos
session October r. Price 5000. $500
down, balance ike rent Volgt &
bradford ground floor Union Trust
prEr TFD0o1- XII
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
WHITCOMB & KELLER.
Southeast.

A room home, modern IN every way
with Standard plumbing for the kit
chen and bath, hot and cold water
connections, first class furnace floor
drain IN the basement: large cupboard
I'm kitchen; oak bOrdered floors in
living rooms: three large bedrooms
and closets on second floor: interior
newly decorated: paved street: large
lot; possession Immediately for
terms and urices call Main 400
FARMERS TRUST BUILDIE1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

y MSTfTCHING - Pequoaur. rgfl.ug.
uckiug. bgtfou holes and children 2
dresses. South Bend HemstItclIng
e1on ana sewing Ala-hlIc EEchange.
NIovipg 1,-n-I-I,-- j s,o,-,re %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

Total ---.-..-..- s c5uNfNN
Less est'd revenue and bal
Revenue not de-
rived from taX'n ..-.-.......
Bal. end this year. .S15.651S5
Total deductions .--......... 1867 s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


REFINED WELL EDUCATED young
woman wants none In private family
no rOoming houses considered. Ad-
dress Box Il. News-Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

WE NOW HAVE a dandy Broom home
vacant, on East Cedar street Large
celler, electricity, water In kitchen; pig
lot. a real bargain az $1,000. Will
consider $500 cash.
DAVIES and WALSH,
211 W. jefferson Blvd. Lincoln 5T79.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

WANTED-TO exchange SO-acre farm
close TO South Bend and a city resi-
dence. property for a grocery and resi-
dence in South Bend. Frank Jeffries.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE lots.
sewer and water: exchange for car.
Inquire 92f $. Main st
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-112 acre
farm five miles from South Bend: also
eO-acre farm near Edwardsburg. Mich.
All farming implements, stock and
crops included with these farms Can
city property. Can Wolf Bros. Co,
l24 y. Main ST Phone Lincoln 51S6.
WE OWN AND OFFER FOR SALE
one new, strictly modern home at
sacrifice Living room dining room.
kitchen, three bedrooms and bath; north
west part: walking distance
Ingelright Realty and Investment Co.
Room ]. American Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
NON-KFNInENT N0TIlE.

State Of Indiana, County Of ST. Jo-
seph. SIS In the s.. Joseph Super OF
Court Gin vacal0n) Nay Term, 1921
Nelson 3 Beck vs. Elizabeth ~ Beck.
Divorce No. 500
Be II Known. That the above named
PLAINTIFF has HleI in the Office OF the
Clerk q said Court his complaint
against said Defendant Gen the above
cause together With d proper affiav.
that said Defendant. EIizaneth n Beck.
f. not q resident 4 the State II indiana.
Said Defendant is hereby notified thst
said cause Niu stand for trial on Tie
9TH day Of October. 1921. the same being
the 18th day OF the next term ~ said
Court 20 commence at rLe cry ~ south
Bend, on the 1rd Monday lu September
next. on which day said Defendant is
required 70 appear 70 said action.
WILBUR " WARNER. Clerk
By Le0ul White Deputy
Barry ScaniOn, Atty. for Plaintiff
-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

not later than The fourth Monday n
September. and the state board viii Ak q
date " hearing iu this county
SCHOOL CIT OF SOUTH BEND, TN-
DIANA. by its Trustees
CLAUDE J. JACKSON. President
RICHARD B DTEDALE. Secretary.
WILLIAM GLEN Treasurer
Dated Aug ~ 1921 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
BUNGALOWS
s.. 10000 Including lo1

HDs-bDDO Ant4u4llk LOT
Why invest your money in an old house
and have a repair bill staring you In
the face TO start with. when you can
move into new home at q n uch better
price
Go out and look over the houses for sale
in South Bend, and Mishawakd for So,
10000 20 $4,000, and then come and
see what we Will build for YOU for So,
0OJO-nO comparison at all.
Watch your home being built, see how
the work is done and what kind Of ma
terial goes into il. Wen get you into
your home long before cold weather
sets in, no need 20 worry about that
We are building these homes IN an
American section, on double car line
and In the most rapid growing section
u the city
These bungalows have living Dom. din
ing room, kitchen. two bed rooms and
bath room. full basement with concrete
floor and walls; inside cellar way F:
kitchen chimney: wiring complete; wa
ter supply; painted two coats outside
three inside color 70 be selected by
purchaser. outer walls sheeting paper
and siding; inner walls lath and plas-
ter: cedar single roof
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
CAN YOU BEAT IT?

II this type Of house is not suitable for
your requirements. We can build any
other type Of house You wish
These houses are built correctly. and Of
nrst grade materials We nave several
houses under construction which We
would be glad 10 show yod. Call at
our otice and talk this proposition
over A small payment down, and
balance 5000 per month including in
ferest
Liberty bonds accepted on down pay
ment at face value up 70 $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
MYERs-LoNG & HUTTON

Lincoln 6i2i Room Orphtum Theater
Bldg. tupstairsl over Orpheum theater.
Open evenings Z 10 .. sunday 10
II a. n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
Bargains Here That May WantLook Them Over
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen and Agents 3
Statesmen
TO HANDLE \ QUICK SELLING
FORD APPLIANCE. MEN WITH
CARS Can MAKE BIG MONEY.
APPLY 90 FARMERS TRUST
BLDG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
Real Estate For Exchange

FOR SALE OR TRADE
S room partly modern home, near
South shore freight depot . room
partly modern, northeast part Of city
near South Bend ay. We will take
a very small cash payment or viii
trade for a small farm near city.
Act quick as these homes are going
TO be sold at once.
COLPAERT REALTY CORP.
Blackstone Bldg
Lincoln 2152. open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR what they saved
by going out OF the high rent district
10 buy their furniture, rugs and stoves
at Schwartz's. 21-23-25 $ Chaplin ST.
BUY RUBBER stair pads az The "a.
diana Window Shade Co. 296 w. JEFF
fersOn.
ELECTRIC WASHERS at reduced
prices ScJaffners. opposite post
Office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works Of the City OF South
Bend. Indiana, that the houses and build
ings acquired by the City Of South Bend
under Condemnation Resolution No. 81,
adopted June H. 1919, and confirmed 10y
said Board on July 30 1919, commonly
known as the opening Of Calvert street,
will be sold by said Board Of Works iD
the City Hall at 10 A. VI. on the 30ta
day Of August, 1921. under the terms
and conditions as hereinafter stated.
The property 10 be sold consists II
two separate parcels more particularly
described as follows:
Parcel The buildings located on
the property commonly known and num-
bered No. 1929 South Michigan Street
consisting OF one twO-st0ry frame dwell
ing one small wooden building used as
a garage. one small frame wood shed.
Parcel 2-The building located on the
property commonly known and number
ed as No. 1901 South Michigan Street
being one and One-half stories, frame,
single roof, used tor residence pur-
poses.
The above described property viii be
offered for sale at private sale az the
office of The Board OF Public Works at
1 City Hail at the house Of 10 A. ". on
the Both day OF August, 1921, and from
day % day thereafter until said property
is disposed Of said buildings VIII Doe
sold separately. all the buildings here
tofore designated Parcel 1 % be cousid-
I
cash at date Of sale and for not less
than the full appraised value thereof
as shown by said appraisement now on
Tile with the Board OF Public WORKS.
/ The buildings must be moved from the
/ premises by the purchasers 40 their own
/ cost, within thirty days from the date
! OF sale.
In the event the purchasers fail %
{ remove said buildings from the properrg
above described within the thirty-day
} period specified, the Board Of Public
/ Works reserves the right 20 remove said
buildings from said property az It's 0Vn
/ expense. and 20 retain "a sum u money
equal 10 % ID per cent Of the original
purchase price Of said property as auI
I FOR IQuidated damages for failure 20 re-
move same. The purchasers az said sale
will be required 10 Gle wish said Boar
an undertaking agreeing % hold said
I City harmless from any and all claims
I for damages 20 person or property rs-
sultiug from such removal
q. A. ELLIOTT.
HARVEY +. RDSTTSER,
! JOHN r. DeHAKEN.
| Board OF Public Works
Attest. Veronica Z. Sweeney, Clerk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

SPECIAL
Coal and Wood Prices Until AUS. 81.
Ola Ben. Kent and Harrisburg, llli-
nois coal 5000 per ton West Viz
giuia splint coal $1,000 per ton. With
each ton order Of the above soft coal
we give 4 rsnk slabwood free. All
sizes Of hsEd coal. $3.50 PEI ton.
FCcaAontas. egg or lump. 81 % per
ton Soft s'ahwood. $500 ner rank.
Hard sla wood S325 per rank. Furn-
ace OF crate block wood, 40 per
rank. Three ranks country wood
Sl1.5O--for ranks
SOUT'- BEND COAL & WOOD CO,
Lincoln 5S74.
FURNITURE FOR SALE = Furnished
house complete, Z rooms and bath; bar
gain II taken az once, am leaving city
Can lease house FOR SIS per month
Possession az once. Box ,. News
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
Household Goods

Household Goods SO
AMERICAN BEAUTY irons now $50;
Hot Point, $G95 4 complete line Of
standard Eri-ls. percolators. coasters,
cleaners, washers. etc. 90 SchGfner'S.
opposite p0stofice 40 reduced prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

ACCOMMODATED modern bungalow
northern part of city preferred Can
make q very substantial payment. Ad-
dress Box z care News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30
InvcstInents. Stocks. Bonds

Investments. Stocks. Bonds 30
FOR SALE-Seven percent land con-
tracts on dwellings. These contracts
range from 81 200 10 5000 and the
payments will be guaranteed by the
Securities Investment Corporation met
a-s~rs over sos ,OO0l. Inquire Securi-
ties Investment Corporation. Phone
Main sec. I'D S. Main ST.. South Bend,
Ind.
50 PAID BY US-On short time loans
maturing in one 10 p months. Secured
hy approved collateral and assets OF
one-hah million. Bank reference In
Quire Associates Investment Co. third
floor Farmers Trust Bldg or Citizens
National bank.
Money TO Loan 30
MONEY LOANED on household goods.
etc. at low rate OF interest; come and
see us Prudential Loan and Invest
ment Co. AT Chaplin st. Phone Lincoln
1858
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

FOR SALE-Seven room house; modern
except furnace; northwest part OF city
One half block from car line lmme-
diate possession. 50 5000; terms. Call
SlnfSkN'S Main -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-30

Now THE RED BALL WAY-No craft
lbs necessary. expert furniture NOV
cts take your household goods from
Jour old home and deliver them direct
10 your new nome in large FURNITURE
vans; largest trucking organization IN
America all loads insured b. q re-
liable insurance company the very
best service az prices sou car no
equal elsewhere. cash OF pay nenl
Phone or write. RID BALI. TRAN>lI
Co. Indianapolis, lind. Is s. Capltot
av.; Chicago. lll- 1102 Century Bldg.
Columbus o.. l34 S. Nam ST. bettolt
Mica. 1913 Detroit Saving bank oldB
MONING-The hest equipped transfer
company lu the city. specialists IN
cross country m oviL Inter litI
Transfer Co. coo lg4 L Jeders son bIFd
Both pr mes 2T31.
so BETTER MOVING sERvGCE-Can
De bad anywhere than We otter TX
perieuced men, Closed vans on pneu-
matte sirrs Cross country muf Lus
specialists. Inter CITY Transfer Co..
roc 20f g. Ief. SON blvd. Bo.h phones
2121
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-05

On the theory that the easiest way to bring
about armament reduction was to remove condi-.
tons likely to lead to misunderstanding, and realiz-
ing that to this end a deN<ite understanding with
reference to affairs in and adjacent to the Pacific
was essential, President Harding proposed that. the
conference also deal with Pacific questions. This
brought the status Of China forward as a subject4to
be discussed. China, without either navy Or mod
ern army, is, in a sense, either the vassal or the ward
of the greater powers. A discussion of Pacific af-
fairs involves consideration of China's rights and
interests, and Of her status with reference to the
other nations. China, being decidedly an interest
ed party, was invited to take part in the discussion
of eastern questions.
1t is doubtless because of their Far Eastern
possessions that Belgium, Holland and Portugal are
invited to the conference. None Of these countries
has a great army OF navy; but Belgium has Inn
portant interests in Africa, Holland in the East In
dies, and Portugal in Africa. It is evidently in
tended to broaden the scope of the conference suf-
hciently to cover a wide range of international rela-
tons. 1t may be that President Harding, through
this conference, suggested in the first place for a
much more restricted purpose, is working toward
association of nations whose desirability he has
proclaimed, as contrasted with the League of Ma
tons, whose organization he has criticized.
The greater the scope of the conference, the
greater are its possibilities for good. Also, the en-
largement of its field is bound to render more. diff
cult the attainment of definite and positive results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-05
THE SCOPE.

# IN add1tlon TO the nations already invited, three
others, Belgium, Holland and Portugal, are asked
to send representatives to the Washington confer
h<rlce on Far Eastern subjects on October II. The
brief announcement of this fact does not say wheth-
'er or not che delegates from these nations are ex-
IPectcd to participate in the discussions on reduction
of armament. If such participation is intended
these three nations can scarcely be more than pas
sive members of the conference because they can
contribute little Of a practical nature to any sarma-
n1ent agreement.
The original purpose of the conference. was to
bring about an agreement among major nations
having certain conditions in common, these nations
being capable OF being affected in a somewhat sim
liar manner BY any agreements which might be
reached. Three Of these nationssthe United States,
Great Britain and Japan, are the three great naval
powers Of the world. Competitive conditions
throughout the world are such that nS ope Of these
i;mrpairing its own safety. Naval expenditure can
s'be reduced Il all three togsther without i~mpairing
tlle relative standing Of any Of them. Italy, the
ssfsext power in naval strength, was invited Ia the
conference because Of the similarity Of her interests,
and navaEsstrength is so intimately associated with
military strength that France, the grcatestrof the
nilitary pcwersat pres<nt. was-a lss Asieed ~ attend.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-05
A CONFESSION OF IMPOTENCE.

% If the organization of such a society as the Ku
klux Klan is to be taken seriously as the expression
Gt the real conviction by a considerable number of
Americans that such a society is necessary for the
maintenance of American ideals and the ,preserva-
ton of the American government, which isiwhat one
must gather from the published literature of the
society, then that fact constitutes a confession of
impotence on the part of those interested in the pro-
motion OF the organization. "
The founders of our government had before
them certain ideals. They undertook to frame a
system in accordance with those ideals. They sought
ia make it self-perpetuating and permanent. They
undertook to provide the means whereby citizens,
regardless of race, creed or any other adventurous
conditions, could live in peace and harmony, enjoy
ing the fullest liberty of action and freedom of
thought, participating openly and in the full light
of day in all matters relating to government, equally
protected by the law, and equally subject to its re-
s%traints.
If tits now necessary that there should exist a
secret, oath-bound society, constituted by a care
fully selected and restricted group, performing the
functions and welding the authority of an invisible
government, self-appointed, and responsible only to
its own members in order that the American ma
ton may be preserved, then the founders of the ma
ton failed miserably in their attempt, and their Sue
cessors have failed utterly in carrying on the work
which they were expected to perform.
The ku klux Klan, or any society similarly
constituted, no matter under what auspices, which
undertakes to draw lines of race and creed and to
apply to the conduct of individuals any regulations
save those which are prescribed by laws in the max
ing of which all citizens have had an equal voice.
is a denial and. a reputation of every principle Of
human right for which men have struggled for cen
turies, and a declaration that the principles on which
this government is founded will not work. It is,
moreover, a direct menace to society in that it tends
inevitably to foster the spirit of hate and suspicion
which has found expression in altogether too many
ways of late, and which casts a blight over every hui
man relationship. y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-05
ONE UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM.

lust now there is demand in this section for po-
tato pickers. The season for this work is drawing
to a close, and potatoes left in the fields much longer
will be in danger of ruin. The growers are working
when they need help they need 1t at once.
The Herald has been informed of cases in which
farmers attempted to hire potato pickers within the
past few days at wages equal to or greater than
threshers' wages, and were met with ridicule and
refusal by men who, with winter but a few weeks
away, had neither occupation nor the prospect OF
occupation, and who, in all probability, have no
a few days. asle 4Hs.
It is men Of this type whose presence constitutes
one Of the most perplexing problems connected with
the effort to provide employment for all who really
need it and are willing to work. 1t is an %unfortu-
nate fact that the effort being put forth by the gov
eminent and numerous private agencies to provide
work for those who need it has encouraged a lot of
utterly worthless fellows to persist in deliberate
idleness. Following out the general theory that it
is the business of government to make everybody
rich and comfortable and happy, professional dead
beats have been encouraged in the notion that they
need not work because the government is looking
after their case and is bound to see them through.
Mayors of cities and other public officials have
very properly been urged to put forth every effort to
see that the affairs of their respective communities
are so organized that employment will be found for
labor in every branch of industry. By all means
that should be done. And, as a measure of protec-
ton for the real w%orkmen, while this work of or
ganization is going on, there should be included in
it provision for the Identification and proper listing
of men to whom work at reasonable wages has been
offered, and who have refused it. If this is proper
ly done, the communities will be in a better position
to distinguish between those who merit considera-
ton and those who have merely sought to loaf their
way through life, fattening on the industry of other
people.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-05
Evening EDITION.

+,np :, wire vet lifting q ra9slf
ont Of a wlraor nothing. But I've
osaa him thA rye been sure of
h,m-sure assAHas him-but hes a.
ways had the(st of me, SO II ~
Aim And, hdes,n confessed the
naaMer @regret{v. "'tisnt as II TO
f;nd him was Asan,e to prove % ne
n n might on the path mere.
r. only he waAoing to the house
from the Nllagbn an raj Or
Massage. 'TsnAall 30 easy, being
a gamekeeper."
II daresay noAthe sergeant eaid
sympathetically. y ITS oIneuitns
the same as beingNetectlve' isnt y.
n,t now. ia comebwn to last night
How vas it thatiu began to think
that Heasden wasA the snrupnery9
Did see him Ahear him!"
II said as 1 had dog along with
me didn't II" theAkeper answered.,
land that being soA1d me and the
| dog to leeward, TN likely as Inc
first notice Of Jim ,easden az Id
have had would beeeing him. or
hearing him either.A
S"Yon mean that W dog. SMELL
ing him, would give W\notice Of him
first
"and that, of course, Nhow it was.
The dog had been reass like, ~
fore-I'd never knowedhm so rest
iess--and once I did heve myself
"a + heard q step crunchA the grAv-
81. hut I couldn't say for Ntain. MorD
than once I was on the PIT Of stare
in0 ont to see whether it > anybody
or not but 1 couldn't maktut, owing
! to the old dogs manner. \nd then,
al, in a minute, he ACKNOWLEDGMENT
at once, growing and puit at the
chain I had on him XIV wel
anough then as that meanH some
stranger was between himnd the
"Between the wind and maj
estv?" asked Crisp. incomprenMbly,
to the keeper. Eyes, and Vt did
you dog"
as might be, among the busheAang-
ing on to the dog, till we cal out
to the path. and then we goedong
it, me following the way the dawas
jkA to tug. till we come-just 4e.s
The keeper broke off and pied.
with some sense Of the dramatiput
along the little path whtch(ed
straight to the Summer-hoalse.
Just where the constable stat"
Crisp suggested. glancing at thep-
Hcernan who was guarding that ale
of the path
"Just So" hvesay agreed.
"And what them" x
"W1hy, 1t was just as I come thS
that I saw him." ~at
Meaning Jim Heasden?"
"Of course" Livesay answred.
"And what was he doingf
}"Ie was running" 7
"Ah," said Crisp. "He A got h
sight Of YOU and was runnfg away
from you?"
why. no." said Lvesay,s rather
a puzzled way. II shouldr say az
he exactly was running aVy from
me. Seemed nor to me asF be va.
running right toward me-
Continued Tomorrow Eaing.