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The New York herald., 1921-01-24

HAIRpREssER. expert marcel wever. Apply
Ania :. Ryan. 2snG pwny Gi3th st.l.
HOrfSfWOUkEP. experienced German,
Austrian or Hungarian; cleaning: plain
cooking: two adults. 2i5 w ioist, apt. 81.
HOUsEwORKER, reliable apartment, 3
adults. IN business. Phone Audubon 1905
G. FERGUss.
HOUsEwORK, GENERAL, WHITE GIRL.
FAMILY OF ADULTS; REFERENCE.
LIND. ~ EAST oGvH.
HOJsEwORK. white girl; plain cooking
adult family; no washing: references re-
auIred. 210 West e<th ct. APARTMENT wv.
HOU9HWORKER. general. white, small
family pincknsXp-o11 Ws-111th ~
The New York herald., 1921-01-24

GIRL In circularizine department of
large newspaper; must be bright, in
teIiigent and come well recommended;
good salary TO start. Call Monday, q
A. NJ, sec Miss Donaldson. second
floor. Herald square office. 35th ST..
New York Herald
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
Nurses. sc.


NURSE. doctors office. competent, gradu-
ate. registered. Is years old. desires posi-
tion In doctors office as nurse and secre-
tary; thoroughly experienced TO assist In
operations; three years In present position,
With prominent surgeon; best references j.
O.. room 2t0. 1923 broadway.
NURSE, practical. wishes afternoon or eve
ning engagement; gives massage treat
ment. Write o 2I0 Herald, Herald 50.
NURSE or travelling companion. sxperi-
enced young woman desires position: ref
erences exchanged. + 1923 Herald, Harlem.
NURSING sister. returning 20 England In
March or April. would exchenyt. services
for passage; h1G Herald. Herald So
NURSE. graduate. to care Nr invalid. grown
children; salary moderate. Apply ali week
Audlbon n3tI. teurtndo. 20G woTt f4Oth.
NURSE. young woman. wants position Call
or write Julia Willis. i3s w. 45th IT.. city.
ground floor. back.
NUFSE-Good practical nurse wishes posi-
iion, care of invalid lady. by day. Box o38.
Sa2 Columbus av.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
Mattresses, &C.

WAITRESS closing up house desires
o place excellent waitress. Can be seen
W Central Park West, ffth floor, south
Telephone s3O5 Columbus.
WAITRESS. English. experienced. In small
family. u 1886 Herald, Brooklyn.
WAITRESS. experienced: city or country:
good wnEes. Q 200 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24

SALESMEN-,Men who can sell and have
fidence I'm their ability can make
nection with corporation offering high
grade industrial preferred issues; the best of
cooperation and opportunity to make a
good income is offered Call 334 9Th av..
room 6O5.
The New York herald., 1921-01-24
HELP WANTED-MALE.

REQUIRES THE SERVICES or A
THOR o II G III l. y IsXPERIENCE'
MAN; EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR RIGHT PARTY. APPLY
The New York herald., 1921-01-24

FINfsIERS and drapers. those accustomed
TO high class work, gowns and cloth
dreeses. Green Shop. Inc. II y. 41th st.
GENERAL houseworker. white. for family
of three. must be good cook; no laundry .
good wages. Call between 10 and 3 or after
:. Goldman. $50 West End av. Riverside
2TlJ.
GENERAL houseworser. Hungarian or Bo-
hemian girl cooking and general house,
work: small family: good wages; references
required. Gt f. seth. apt. 4-B.
GENERAL houseworler, white, = adults:
good home. essy hours references re-
aurcd: call Sunday afternoon and Monday
Flgre, 243 w. osth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
AUDITORIUM

Love Of a brother for a sister Is
the basis Of the Fox special, When
q Man Sees Red" the feature offer
ing at the Auditorium today and
tomorrow. with that very popular
actor. William Farnum in the most
stirring and ed-blooded role OF his
Icareer. In this superb production
Farnum enacts the part OF rover
of the sea. who persues relentlessly
a scoundrelly skipper who has
caused the death Of his beloved SIS
Ter Mr.. Farnum's acting through
the entire length OF six fast moving
reels. is Of the highest quality. heart
gripping in the chief scenes and
artistic in every scene. Jewell Car
men and c.. Raymond Nye are
among the supporting cast. As an
additional feature. the Singer Mid
gets are seen in 80 minutes OF anus
ing comedy. Fox News weekly OF
latest current events are also shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
office. Lincoln Ma, Vest Phone MIhasaka 10
CHIEF ANSWERS
H4BEAS CORPUS
IN COURT TO-DAY

Chief OF Police Pfender will face
a knotty legal problem when he APP.
pears before Judge MONTGOMERY iR
the superior court at South Bend this
morning in habess corpus proceed
ings brought by Attorney Isaac X.
Parks. Chief Pfender will not Be
represented by counsel "I am my
own lawyer" he says
Attorney Parks, counsel for Angel
Hazaras, arrested last Thursday by
Chief Pfender on a Charlestown, ".
Va. Iohce circular. for wife deser
ton, secured the writ last Friday,
after having been denied. according
20 his statement. the right 20 consul.
with his client in the city jail.
The writ which was served on
Chief Pfender by Sheriff Duck at the
latter's Office Saturday. directed the
chief 70 produce Hazaras in court
this morning. But here's the rub.
Chief Pfender cannot produce the
prisoner because he turned him over
to Sheriff Duck Saturday afternoon.
Chief Pfender denies that he de-
clined TO permit Atty Parks to con-
suit with his client "Hazaras had
been released" declared the CHEZ
and we could not let Atty Parks
consult with a prisoner we did moi
have"
Both Chief Pfender and Atty
Parks will be on hand in Judge
Montgomery's court this morning
and so will Hszaras, and if tee
graphic advices from Charleston AV,
accurate, so will Ms. HaZaras and i
West Virginia police officer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
FIND DEAD WOMAN'S
BONNET NEARLY MILE
FROM ACCIDENT SCENE

= sunbonnet worn By Mrs. LYDIA
Adaline Pyke. 1T05 Carolina 81
when she was struck and instantly
killed by a westfound sew York
Central passenger train Friday morn
ing was found sunday morning By
the Waterman near the Marietta 81
crossing. which IS nearly "a mile from
the scene OF the accident. According
20 the dead woman's son, John Bow
or, Il IS believed that Mrs. Pyke had
the bonnet pulled down 50 lightly
over her head she failed 70 hear the
approaching train az she stepped tnto
its path The funeral VIII be held
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from
the residence. Burial will be in High
land cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
TWENTY-FIVE IN
MIAMI INVITATION
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Many Prizes Donated by Club
Members and Merchants
Awarded Winners.

Ninety-fve players participated n
the Invitation Golf tournament held
az the Miami Country club Saturday.
Prizes for class championship were
awarded as follows. 7. A Morse.
city. first; Dan Sanders, South Bend.
second. II. Elmore. South Bend.
third; D. c. Campbell. ST. JOSEPH.
fourth; J. c. Beck, South Bend. nftN
Ralph J. Jernegan. city. sixth; TEN
pie Williams, city. seventh; r. p.
Kelley. Elkhart. eighth.
3. c. Starke. St. Joseph. won the
first Lrize for class A; T r. DUNCAN.
South Bend second; c. ). Romine,
South Bend. third; ". H upper.
city. fourth: r NJ Woolpert. Elk
hart. fifth; Z. c. FIlstrup. sixth: vi
Flickenger. Elkhart, seventh; l. o
Kerner, Elkhart, eighth.
R W. Erskine. city, first in Class
B: w. c. Baird. city, second: c. r
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
Deaths
ABRAHAM BFRKHEIsFR

Abraham Berkheiser. IS years
old. died at his home, 1907 S. Mich
igan st. Sunday morning at 1:2O
o'clock, after an illness OF three
years with complications
He was born in Pennsylvania. May
10, 1876, and had been a resident OF
South Bend for Il years. He came
from AIishawaka, where he was a
resident for 36 years. Surviving him
are his widow. Catherine Berkheiser.
and a daughter. Mrs. II. S. Cover. Of
South Bend. He is also survived BY
q son. arthur B.. OF Chicago: a
daughter. Mrs. William r. Williams.
OF Los Angeles; two sisters. Mrs.
Lucy Keener. Of Pennsylvania. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Berger, of Logan
sport.
Funeral services will be held at
the residence Tuesday afternoon at 9
o'clock and burial will be in the
Mishawaka city cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
MRS. NAY BECHER
Van DUSEN SUCCUMBS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Mrs. William D. Van Dusen died
at St. Joserh's hospital Sunday aft
ernoon at 1915 o'clock. following an
illness with complications.
Mrs. Van Dusens maiden name
was Miss May Becker and she was
born in Michigan. Jan. II. 1891 be-
ing so years, eight months and 10
days old. On Nov. 10. 1908 she was
married at Cassopolis, 20 William
Van Dusen who survives with an
adopted daughter, Elinor Louise. She
also leaves her father, Henry Beck
or. jefferson road; three brothers
and two sisters. Clarence and Aloy-
sius. NIishawaka; Mrs. Edna Beck
with. Clawson, Mich; Miss Alberta
and FIdalies Becker at home
The body was removed 70 the r
Z. Coats funeral home and may b.
viewed from 10 o'clock today until
p o'clock this afternoon. It will be
removed TO the fathers home at 2:30
o'clock and may be viewed there up
10 the hour OF the funeral which
will be held at St Monica's Catholic
church Tuesday morning al o'clOc5
Rev. FIR. John Kohl. officiating. Bur
ial will be in ST. JOseph's cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
Citu Briefs

Edward Block. 1S5 Mishawak a
av.- was arrested late yesterday aft
ernoon by Motorcycle Officer La
fortune on a charge Of exceeding
the speed limit. He was released
after furnishing bonds and is shced
uled 10 appear before Judge Omacht
in the city court this morning.
Mrs. Hans Anderson, 521 Sherman
av.. entertained 10 members Of her
birthday club Sunday afternoon at
her home. Refreshments were SER
we'd and il was decided 10 entertain
the husbands OF the members at a
gathering Of the club next month
10 be held at the home of Mrs. Peter
Aldophen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

Adams. South Bend. third, o. p
Bassett. Elkhart. fourth. Y. LudEIg
city. 18th. A. y. Warner. South Bend
sixth: n. n. Hagerty. Elkhart. ssv-
en;h. Alex 7. Bodie. city. eighth
DIT. l. ". walton. hrst in class G.
c. T. Coleman. south Bend. second a..
C J. Larson. South Bend third
Frank Kelley. Elkhart. fourth. ~.
". Dodge. city. 18th. @ g. Barnard
city. sixth. u. X. Splitter south
Bend. seventh: NJ Towar. soutf
Bend eighth
Joseph Sseknsn. hrst in Class ~.
A NJ. Fiistrup. 81. Joseph. second.
Harry r. Suders. city. third. Fred G.
Crimes. city. fourth. J. A. Mueuer
city nth. John ". schindIer. citv
sixth Carlton Miller. city. seventh
A. Fulton. South Bend. eighth
r. " Smith. first in Glass F g
F. Rogers. second; Charles ". B.nr-
ham. third; =. .. Merrill. EIkha~r
fourth: Charles CLARK. city 18th p
Q. Went. city. sixth; z. a skinner
South Bend. seventh. and y c.
Wright. city. eighth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
SAYS CHURCH MUST
AID IN SOLUTION
OF UNEMPLOYMENT
Rev. 4. f. Monger Stresses
Duties Of Christians In
Present Labor Crisis.

~UnempIoymen+ is social sin
which the church cannot ignore. p
said Rev A. r. NonEer At the first
q The Sunday evening services OF
The First Methodist church Ia
night. The sermon subject was. HAS
the Church a Respons.b iliry 10 the
Problem Of Unemployment" He
said. in part.
We are facing the great problem
q unemployment Jusr now IL prom
ises % be the greatest social evil Of
ne day. Reports tell US that over
ave million men are out Of work
These are not unempl0yable men.
but men ,eho are standing In the
narke- places idle because no man
lrerh them. They are men who
are producers and desire 10 labor.
'Unemplo breaks down per-
sonalay This great mass Of men is
found iu our great cities and indus
trial centers throughout the coun-
try. The concentration OF men who
are idle tends 20 crime and democrat
izatior u causes worry which re-
suits in disease. Whatever tends 10
destroy personality and moral char
acter must be Of vital concern TO the
church
Church Duties.
"The churchs business IS not 70
60 out and seek 70 solve the problem
OF unemployment. but 10 so lay It on
the conscle1ces Of Christian men and
women until they see it as "a great
social sin on a plane with the sin
OF lega Iizrg the liquor traffic or hui
man slavery. The people must be
brought 90 see in this great problem
an evil that must go
when men and women feel keen
ly that iJ is a sin. then they viii
give themselves TO the task Of find
ing a solution. Judge Gary said Of
the unemployment Of 1914-15 that
the unemployment was evidence OF
failure on the part of American in
dustrial management Industry can
be regulated so that unemployment
viii be reduced 20 a minimum II
will never be solved by capital say
ing labor IS 10 blame nor labor that
IS 10 blame, nor by one political
party laying the blame of IL at the
door OF the other party. IT'S defect
Is in our social order.
Church Must Act
When the nation can see IL is a
great sin for which we are respon-
slble as we were for slavery and for
the legaHzed liquor traffic a way vii.
be found 20 meet &C.. just as We met
those other evils. But until we can
eaa ir a. a sin FOR which we are re-
sponsibIe IL VIII be tolerated and
allowed to exist Christianity de
nands that the church do something
10 protect a man from death and
suffering as well as TO comfort him
IN death
The vested choir lea sons services
preceding the sermon and also sans
two special numbers. The subject
announced for next Sunday night ie
Should the Church Take Definite
stand Towards the Disarmament
Conference 2"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
INFANT MOORE.

Willidesn Fay Moore. infant
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Edward
Moore, 625 Z. Keasey St. died al
Epworth hospital sunday morning at
. o'clock after a short illness with
double pneumonia.
She was born in South Bend. Nov.
g, 1920. and was 10 months old.
Surviving are the parents and three
sisters. opal, Marty and Ruby, all
az the home.
The body Will be taken 10 Paoli.
Ind. Thursday. where services will
be held and burial VIII take place
in the odd Fellows cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
PLANS PROGRESS
FOR STYLE AND
FASHION EXHIBIT
Chicago Promoters Present in
Mishawaka to Aid in Stag
ing Unusual Show.

slowly but surely plans for NIish-
awaka's first Style and Fashion show
are being perfected Promoters Of
the Style Show are in Chicago today
closing ARRANGEMENTS for the six
models who will show Mishawaka
women how New York wears it's
gowns, wraps. hats, shoes and jewels
Manager Senger OF the Century
theater is arranging for a specially
selected musical program for the
three days Of the style Show. and is
booking other acts which will add
to the lure OF the living models.
Special efforts are being put for
ward to make this Style Show more
than a mere exhibition OF merchan-
disc, and a rare Senatorial treat is
promised that will include the COM
plete cycle Of woman's wearing ap-
parel.
To SHOW Jewels.
Jewels and jeweled ornaments
that might grace the court ladies
Of Louis XVI viii be shown. The
very newest product of the jewelers.
art have been secured for Mish-
a wakas maiden attempt at a Style
Show.
Millinery! Long the butt of ali
the humorists in the country. but
conceded TO be steel-riveted insd-
tuion, local women will have an op-
portunity OF seeing feminine head
gear that represents the super gem
Jus OF the milnner's art. And lin
gerie-but here the masculine re-
porter stops. Wait until YOU see it.
It is interesting 70 note that for the
first time in more than a hundred
years woman's footwear is ap-
preaching something like masculin-
ity High French heels are no lon
ger the mode. Toes are rounder and
patent combinations with pro-
nounced tone Of black as the color
scheme predominates in women's
shoes this year.
Big Display.
An intoxicating display Of wraps
furs, gowns. dresses and suits, is
planned. New York has officially
adopted the fur wrap as an exterior
decoration for milady this year,
squirrel. mink and Hudson seal be-
ing most popular Style creators
and designers send out word that
the long. straight lines OF 1921 are
coming back. together with full, long
sleeves. As in footwear, so in gowns
and suits, black with just a trace Of
: colorful trimmings, seems to be the
vogue. Only in evening gowns are
/ bright colors the rule. pink and coral
/ being the popular shades
! Present plans may be changed 10
make the coming style show a great
( er event than even now contem-
plated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
CANDLES, LOSES, KILLS
SELF WITH ACID DRINK

LAFAYETTE, Sept. 11.-Preston
Ray Bunch, p. stoker at the Monon
shops, is in ST. Eizabeth's hospital
here as a result Of drinking carbolic
acid. Gambling losses were assign
ed as the cause Of the suicide at
tempt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
FACES CHARGE OF
OBTAINING MONEY
ON FAKE SCHEME
Frank Borkowski Placed Tn
der Arrest Following Com
plant by Victim.

Frank ForkowsS! 725 S. Walnut
St. was was arrested Saturday night
upon a warrant charging him with
securIrs money under false pretens-
GO. viii ht arraieued before Judge
Omacht this morning. The warrant
was drawn at Iac request of Leo
Przbvsz go Weuin gtou ST.. who,
the defendant told the police. he has
never met and does not know.
Przbysz in lis story 90 the police,
however. declared that he was swim
died out OF SIS By Borwokskt and
Intinated that there was other West
side residents who ASH yet had not
pressed prosecution. According 10
Przbvsz. Borkowski promised to Sc
cure Am a position as a prohibition
enforcement agent for tae sum of
S25.
Causes Arrest.
This he says. was paid and after
q long delay during which Borkow-
ski put him or with various 'aibis
he invest gated and caused his ar
rest
County officials claim he is che
some man who has been operating a
confidence game throuEh the me-
dunn OF prohibition officers and
r7anufacturers OF Illicit bevera ges
The further say that he has sold
stills. tipped officers 10 the-r loca-
tson an dtheu warmed his patrons
and received money for saviug them
from arrest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
DAVID DoNoTHAN FUNERAL.

Funeral services for David Dona-
than, River Park. were held Sunda-
afternoon at 1880 o'clock az the Free
Methodist church. Rev. J. NJ jolly
oficiated. assisted by Rev 3. F. Illus
ton. the new pastor. Burial was in
the City cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

Funeral services FOR Francis Mos
sey viii be held az the Sacred Heart
church AZ Notre Dame Tuesday
morning az . O'Clock. Burial wa. 81.
In the City cemetery. AIishawaka-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
POSTPONE GAME.

The indoor baseball game between
the City Firemen and The Red Mc1
which was scheduled for YESTERDAY
was postponed FOR two weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
MishaWaka's First Annual Style Show
September 23rd-24th-25t

In 1881, ninety years ago, the first d.
rect route from Logansport to South
Bend was made possible for immigrants
an4 during that year the state also open
ed road to Fort Wayne.
In 1881 itinerant dressmakers travelled
by stage coach and made coats and
dresses for the wealthy classes. Each
town had It's hat makers and no woman
was completely dressed without hand
built hat Diamonds were very popu-
lar among women.
Watch the romantic story of Progress.
See the story unfold at the Fashion
Show to be held on the stage of the Cen
tury Theater, September 3 to D.
Watch this space for daily FASHION
SHOW talks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

Mes Drug Store now open
for business at new location. III ".
Washington nv. 1912
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
N;Sha zUakG Classified


- 10000 including lot
WY invest your money in an old house
and have Il repair bin staring fOl Iu
the face 10 start With, when you 0u
move into new home at much brt-
60 out and look over the houses Cor sale
IL South Bend and Mishawaks for s..
500 % 70 $4,000. and then come ruI
see what We viii build Tor you FOR 81
-uO.OO-nu comparison 40 1Il
Watch your lme being built SEQ h0R
til" work is uune and what KIND ~ ma
terial goes INTO 81. Wen -et YOU intua
,our bouc iuIg before cold weatle-
sets 81. no need 20 worry about that.
w are building these homes iu Middle
boro addition. Lincoln WAY West. next
10 Nprin -hrook Park. on q double ear
line. aad in the most rapid growing
section 81 the city
These bungalows have living room d.n
ing room. kitchen, TWO bed rooms and
bath room. full basement with concrete
floor and walls: inside cellar way 8,
Kitchen chimney wiring complete. Wa
ter supply; painted two coats outside.
taree Inside color 20 he selected by
purchaser: outer walls, sheetiug paper
and siding inner walls lath aud plas-
ter. cedar single roof
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
II this type Of house is not suitable for
YOUR requirements. we can build any
These houses are built correctly. and o.
hrSt grade materials We have several
houses under construction which We
would be glad 20 show you. cali at
cur office and talk this proposition
over A small payment down. and
l'alance $1,000 per month Including To-
terest
Liberty bonds accepted on down pay
ment &C face value up to 10000
Come out sunday and see them going up
MYERS LONG & HUTTON
Lincoln e624. Room . orpheuu Theater
Bldg upstairs) over Orpheum tbeater.
open evenings Z TO ., sunday 10
II A. IN.
FOR SALE, BUNGALOW = rooms :
modern $1,000 down; one-half block
ST, Mishawaka 9t3
NEW FIVE ROOM BTNGALOW-For
sale. HomewOod av., 81 GOO. COlpaert
Realty Corp Phone Mishawaka ISL
FOR SALE. FIYE-RO0M HOUSE
strictly modern. five rooms and bath .
new; price. $500 stark Realty 60.
FOR SALE. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE,
rooms and bath on y. 81. Louis ST.,
South BEND; alley lot with barn 81
20 Phone $50. Stark Realty 90
SIN ROOM Htl Sc Partly modern ~
sale ~ sacriicc. Inquire no "l@ Ward
court. III
Lots Dor SuiC -
VACANT lots Equity aud two vacant
lots. I2lis = Battell - jill.
Auction Sales 30
SEPTEMBER 13-Tuesdav. az - %. DID,
100 T.. NihhaWaka lv Auction safe or
household goods heating stoves. hrls.
tables sinks lumber aua various other
things Sale starts or I 30 %. ln. HH.
lasts un.il everything ls sold Ta~.
cash. " " Hunsberger, Agr..at.
rnts