South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 336, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 December 1919 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

PREDICTS FUTURE FOB FREIGHT

TRANSPORTATION

Charles Wagner Delivers Talk on Motor Work at Chamber of Commerce.

Motor fr-;prht tran.-porv-ition Is tour, to rival that of tho stf rn roarl.s ft tho country, nrcorHn to Charl Wagner cf the Inter-City Transfer Co., v.ho addrf o.-J tho nrmbrrs of tru South IVrvl Chamhf-r "f ComrnrrcA at tl ir '.vci kly noornlay lunhon Morwliy. Mr. WasrruT .lf-l.in-l tint thr i. much fr-i,iht now thnt i.iay b .tsily turned over to motor transportation, and ho predicted th.i v.ithin a 5hort tlrru th" nation will ! riipl'!'! with innumrraMf inotor transportation lim-s SaM he: "I crtulnly aijr iat- th' fart that I havft th opportunity to prr-M-nt to th buyin'-.vs men of this city what so'.ni to mo t f a very timely sill j':t, that of niot'T transportationTranporta tion in arid out of South T'( nd hns hr-n rnthor a knotty problem for f-omo tiim-. Mith'xl of Trnniort!n;r. "Tho rr.othod of transporting mc-r-1 l,.mdi.--o of all (lf Hrriptiony from one point to another bj' inotor truck wa not thought of to any r-at extent b fore the war. It H triu that quit a busim-ss hnd l"oi c-staVishd on bo-uphold Knf,' hut for freight of a ;v r.'-ml naturr tho tmk hid not r,ji-.r into va. f nv.-t'vrr, with th" !ncrf iS'-d dr-rnands vhich war conditions phicod on th' a'ridy ovr bard n'd railroads th':: nrth.od of I ra asportation was brought to th: rttt ntlon r.f .vhiiprs vry stTnjrlv by our fovrrr.rr.r.t. That thi.- opportunity vns rra-'j'd Vy hut f-v , f 1 p o hovK how slov." w" wer'1 to t 1 V: advant.? of it. Kv n todav v-ih th' publicity th-it this rrwtho.l of hii'pin? Ins h id t.pc.o ;:rr tl.iu-v.nl-! of tons of frr iTht still 1c itnr -hlpp'-d l-y rill whirh coii'd )w b u'd'ed to a prtatrr advantac by trudle. "Compnrlr.f, motor trick raus v. ih othr rrvvins of tr.i nspoi t.ition ;-n!i will find thpm no hk'h'-r atid 'ftT tlms lowrr. W ms. tho same vaf-s o s tho carriers with wliom v. oniprto and tiv the oflkial cla?sif'catlon on which to ba t our carryiiitr rharrrs. Of coui" wo wvuM not l abl to U this unless wo had turn loads bv.s-in .-s built up. lar' balky freight such as household fods. machinery, rtc, w cannot haul on th freight basis hut make a charK that is rots-onablo consid- : incr tho cost of crating and packing this kind of freight. "Time is another factor in motor transportation, the truck makes the run in a few hours whereas it takes :i day or moro if shipped by rail." Mr- harp of tho Packard Motor r;ir Co. says "The more a shipper Investigates his transportation problem, the more will he bo convinced that the motor truck will fit into it from every economic standpoint. He will see that for short haul pointsit is quite as cheap as railroad even on the face of railroad rates and truck operating costs alor.e. and

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' My w ift ami myself hav- bad Momach trcuhle," said J. A. Wht-, :eidirt; on the 1. estown Pike, l:. 1 I . N'o. near ly -xir.pton. Ky "and have loth been nervous and all run i!"wn. W'f could not eat anything r ti l could not sleep at nizht regular nervous dspepties. We tried many remedies without permanent beruht until we heard of Tanlac. I i:o: the m'dicire and wt bepan taking it. We noticed immediate r -suits. "V have lotii hcii f,rr'atly improved by T.uilac. We civ all credit for our change of health to T.irlao. It is a remarKaide med! cir.e. "I. personally, fee so crood that T t,l:l my hands a day or two ac that I could la at any of them si.ia-ktrirC ca'ri1.. J meant it, and believe I could h.no heat Yrn all." f all tho maladies that afllict Ii amanitj-, chronic djsptpshi such ;.s Mr. and Mrs. White tvivlcntly sufIrd from, is protah!y tlie mst prevalent, its c.i'jss and ch.iraoter-i.-tics ar- diverge. The most skilled jdiys'.cians have N i n unable to cope succi ssfuliy with this almo-t c.niveril malady; bat Mother Nature hervelf. from ii- r reat natural torests, aided by v. h ,t is de-ra' d as the be..t skilled chemistry, has compounder in her wonderful laboratory the most hem-heia! remedy discovered for this aih.-.er.t. Hours mUht be cc'p.sumed in decritir.ir the Furferinrs. mental and bodily, of the victims of chronic dyspepsia, and thdr Absolute failure, heretofor. to ret rellfi'. A morbid, unreal, whlmsicn! and melancholy cr.i.(Ution of mind, aside frora the nervous physical 5Ufferi:ir, is theuual stiite of the averai:- dyspepti-. and life seems tcarceiy wcrtn livTanlac wa.s designed for th purpose of uercorr.in tiiis distressing onditicr., in tTdcr that pople m:Iterlrar from this trouble mtcht beom' like edd-fashione.l j aple strop.-', sturdy and u !l. Tanl.to is .-old in S -uth I?ead by til- Central Iriu: S'.or-, and in Ml."iha;a.ka by th. Pad Cross PharzaaeiL Adv.

when ie begins to analyze the railroad phase of the proVlem further ho 'a Hi find that by usir.s the truck he can use it to a greater financial advantage Ik cause of the tavira? in many other ways. Compare Hate. "He will find that if compared with express rats th.at It Is very much cheaper and from a point of time, lie will find that it is the fastest means of transportation and he will eventually realize what this time means to him In actual dollars and cnts In the many instances that it will help him to Increase his business. "The use of transportation determines on an analysis basis is hecom inc more and more general and eventually all transportation will be sold on that bag!s. and because of his alone, motor truck transportation will find a constantly increasntf market." "Clentlemen, I feel that the few words that I have said here on this subject cannot Impress upon you the value of motor truck transportation for your short haul freight, you will have to srive It a trial to be convinced of its many benefits. Its osyiMlitie'S are unlimited, or as the Flntrlish auto salesman said 'the ommercial employment of the motor truck is enormously on the extending scale.' Shippers it can not help hut bo a bitr factor in the 1 va i 1 i i 1 1 tr up of your business in the territory areoind South Pend, and what help vou to a biirscr, better business will certainly react to the benefit of our city. Good ronds and the motor truck will help to solve he tr; asportation problems of e.uth P.end." The chamber voted in favor of the adoption of th' report of the national organization relative to the sale of ships built by the rvernraent during the war, the report favorirjr the- sale of all wooden and ste el v,5j,3 of less than C.000 tons net 'Aokrht to preferably American purchasers, but to foreign purchasers if necessary: all other vessels to he si.li to Ar:.ih-in shippir.K association.1? at cost of present construction, the difference between present and war construction to be absorbed by the government. The report favors a privately owned American mere. hant marine. S.-V'-vai out-of-town quests were present rtt the meeting' Monday. .avreno Vaucrhn. m- n tary of the c!'p to ber f I.aprte sjtoke a few words.

POLICE ARREST

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Two Men Charged With Attempting to Raise Check Issued For Subscription.

Raymond Lucy and Harold Trask, not satisfied with taking $2 from Mrs. Jacob W. Single r, 618 E. Cedar st., for a year's Fubscriptlon to a magazine which they had no authority to represent, are charged with attempting to raise Mrs. Singler's check for $3 to $300. Lucy Is beim? held at the city Jail, while the police are still lookine; for Tra.sk. Lucy was arrested at an early hour Monday morning at 1012 Qu Im by st. Sunday Lucy and Trask are said to have attempted to pass a check for $-100, signed by Mrs. SInsler. This led to an investigation. Mrs. Slr.jrlrr told the police of belnp: solicited by two men for a subscription to the "Queen Work" mapatlne, a ritholIc periodical published at St. Louis, Mo. She srave them a check for J3. No Hepro07it.nt!vrn ITero. Lucy and Trask are charped with attempting to rals Mrs. Pingler's check from $3 to $3 CO. Lucy was found early Monday mornlntr at 1012 Quimhy st. The police trlerraphed the publishers of the "Queen's "Work" maparine. and Monday received a reply from them saylnf? that they have no representatives In Pouth Hond, and that no one In this city Is authorized .o solicit subscriptions to the majrazine. Mr. Sin pier was able to irive a pood description of the two men. The police are now lookin? for Trask.

Divorces Gain Over Marriages During Month

Dan Cupid lost a few points in his race with Dame Divorce during the past month, records In County Clerks Warner's office show 112 marriage licenses were issued and 4.1 divorces filed as compared with 123 licenses during October and 40 divorces. However, the month's toll of marriages Is above the average. September had but 117, August 15 and July 100. June has been the banner month of the year with 146 licenses Issued. Divorce cases are still numerous, however. Superior court still maintains Its reputation as the divorce court with all but clpht of the 43 canes being1 filed there. During October 40 were filed and In September 4. Thirty-eight of the 4 0 of October were filed In superior court and 39 of the 43 In September. Thirty-three cases were filed In August and 52 In July.

SAYS HUSBAND HAS DISREGARDED MARRIAGE

is TMrnoviNG. Mrs. Josephine Nye, 1315 8. Michigan st, who has been iuffcrlng from & nervous breakdown is slightly Improved.

Marie Grlmmius spoVc of a love of home that had remained unsatisfied In her utt for divorce filed in superior court Monday apalnst Derk Grlmmius whom she accuses of having no regard for his marriage relations. She epoke of how she wanted a nice cozy home and that ehe thought this wish wm to be gratified when she got married. But her husband refused to furnish her with a home. On the contrary, she speaks of working to buy herself clothing and other necessities. She told of frequent beatings given her by her husband and &ald he had repeatedly struck and wounded her.

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