South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 100, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1920 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SIX NEGROES IN PISTOL FIGHT AT SZABO'S SALOON

Shoot Up Planr, Throw CtP pidors Through Window, Make Getawav. CforK Siibn'H jV.:C lf0 2 XV. Thomis ft., was a wr-r Thursday r.lwht, wh n mx n--rr.-s procrr clr i to .hoot up th room, throw rupjiMnr through window srn.oh doors and herd the rc -uj'dnt.s into ;m aljoininjr room until lh-y could rink- th ir ge tan ay. (Itortr ftjabo. th" pronthtor. r-clvt-d a mx inh K uh 'hi his h-al. two of th roonv-rs fit the plac"- received blown oo th head whih knocked them unconscious, at runlJnir to Joe iSzaho, who i- th- .lo:i of George. Two C'nlN. Police- of!ii i.ls rC'-id two .il"..s for 11.' V. Thomas -t. At th' lif-' call no arr-1'." w-r rn:l-. Th' rJ'trrs had -,'r.e wl.c-n th: uaon arrived. A crowd of or.l'"krs had jrath'-red a ffw of wliorn v rr- h-lp-Ir.t; reviv- the injur-!, and piki:.:. up thf pieces, fuy;idors irHlud'd. Kzabo irocf--d.-d t d rril- his ar.tfiKonistM in s-troiif,' la niru.'i :re. Thwagon r'tur:d empty. Hut th- n urofs v r- not t-ati.-! !. Two of thcrn returning down t!:street a little later took a pof hot through a Itrokt-n window of tloLSzabo place, m,f buih-t ju.t misin Mrs. Coonte Szal.o l.y a fw inch's. Yo'irtr Jo- Szalo th-n h ratn- a s-lf-uppointr-d d t'-tive, found two of th alleged law violators, and ( alld tho poUc otl'cr acrordir to his own Ktory. Two Men Arretl. These two negroes when hroucht into polico station Kave tluir nanus .ih Floyd Anderson and Walter Johnson. They w-M-f hdd on charges of asviult and battery with intent to kill. The trnubl.- started, according to ynun Szabo's story, when an old man mooting the negroes- on tho vtret t askrd thrn "if they rnind-d h'.m calling them colored folks." Tho necroes thrn b ;':in io afply to their ino.uUitor inint-s stronger than that of ''color! folks." fdlow-d him into th former p.iIhoii ind th. tl'.;ht was .on. S-abe's ;! tee comrs undf-r tho classification of "soft drink parlor." RETliRXS HOME AFTER HAVliSG SERVED EOR . THREE YEARS A ARMY Aftr having served tiire- years ami ix months in t "n Amri.'an tirmy. both in this country :;nd in I'rance. (!orp. Kb"ri rs A. Wozmak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus W'uznlak, 1 2 1 T. W. Napier r., returned home Thursday from ",-!m: Taylor, whre he r-eeivd hL? di.-.ciiarKt. lie was in th front lin" trench- s for months whll' In I'rc.n-' na 1 was badly wounded at the battic of .oissons. July II. 1'JlS. 'SAYS COOPERATION IS HEEDED FOR SUCCESS ly Asxo. Inf. -I Irs: KOKU.MO, Ind , April S. Success In carina for the crying needs of the world can com only throuph tii cooperative efforts r,f all drnominatlons of tho Christian religion, derlared It. Willis lieebe. of Itichinond. iu jipeakinc: at the Howard conference if Interhurch workers here Thursday. II. ;i; -. rted that no one (i-noinination i- id enoi:h. titronp enough, or rich enough to act alone. Plans for raising Howard county's juota of $2-,43S above- what will bo oxpevted from tho individua'. d. -nominations were made at tho ;t!J tlay session In the Union Str-t FriemK church. P.e.sids Mr. I?e - b otlit r out-of-town work is jr s--nt wore team captains from Mermon, "Wabash and Sprir.pp""t. WIFE OBJECTS TO CHILDISH TREATMENT Mabel tttshaw (bj ts to b.dnu' treate,! as a child. v-n if her hus band is 22 ye. ti oM.-r. Sh tiled s lit for dlvorco from 11 Uitshaw in bUperior court Thürs. a. Mrs. Iitshaw sit ! "aer husband refused to proj rlv rovi!o f ir In r support and worke i only part of each year. She sai l he to. k her to his sister's hom and in. psd up.r her for the support of himself and Avifr. she said lor husb.md treated h-r ns h' would a small child and choked and threat n-d her. n sev eral ocasions she treated her cruelly. -l.lt'U lie 1; id RECOMMEND ADOPTION OF SUFFRAGE MEASURE By AKfeei.it,d l'r : RAI-EKiH. X. C, April s- A platform plank reeomrn.-ndin--: adoption of the suffrage anundntnt m th stato 1 irisiture which nn ts in July was adopted. Thursday, by the North Carolina democratic .o:i ntlcn. to 4-. The plank adoprd was a sibstitute offrtd f.r tl p'atfornt e..r.imlttees proposal that th legislature be asked to defeat tho anumlment and sul n-.it the issue to the people at the polls. iiaisi: si ; it ruirn T.T AssH-i.tt. -1 Pr ; N K XV YOltK. April v The American SuP.ir Pv :;r.ir-.p ornnany Tlittrsday announced an :r.crase .f onhalf cent a round in the wholesale price of sucar, makinp tho present prc IT-1 j cents a pound. Another advance is predicted l th company unless tlu : is ;. t'.ron shortly in the price -f tho raw proa"L'Ct. WAivii iniKiN;. By AsM-iatt-1 Pro: ci.::vi:i,ani. o. Apr;: v j. u. and i:. J. Phillips, of Phillips Pros. ETC eery, chirped with protitt . r.r.p In :gs, waivd p! ehmir.ary h.arir.vr bi fcrt- I'nitol S..i!s ,' ni mis -fcioiur. 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tf) LOCAL BRANCH OF AMERICAN LEGION YOTES FOR BONUS More Than 200 Service IMen Attend Meeting Tliurslav at Hevler Hall. More than .100 ex-douphboys. pob.s and devil dop?; attended tho most enthusiastic. m tinp that has r v r b"t n h Id by th'' American leKion, post r.A, .outh üend, Thursday nipht at tluir lu-adrpiarters in Jieyler hall. A real battle was staped and at on tin:4' during tin? thr hurs' li.scussion did the boys lesson the sped of th ir attack nor did they waver from their objective, which "was the bonus for all ex-service men. I'avor Jtonus. The bonus bin now before congress was placed on vote and all but lü members present were in favor of having a $3 a day ca l.onus for -;u h day spent in th s rvie-. As a result of this almost unanimous opinion iu favor vQf a ash bonus a telegram will be sent to state headquarters in Indianapolis advisinp them, of the way tho local post stands on the question and this will in turn be forwarded lo th lnitd States conpressmen and senators of of the state so that they may aid in pettinp this bonus lor them. oily one vote was recorded in favor of having the bonus of $1.50 a day iaid to the men to have effect on the purchase of land. There wore 1 '2 nu-m'.-crs who sipni'ied their favor of havinp the bonus of $2 a day to buy a home or farm and not ono vote was recorded in favor of tho vocational bonus if $1.50 a day I'or all men who desire to g"o to hool. Americanization. After the vote on the bonus question, John W. Schindler, of Mishawaka. chairman of the Americanization committie in t. Joseph county, trav; a short address on Americani.ation. In his talk Mr. Schindler pointed out the policy of making b-'tt'r American citizen." of the foreigners in this country by educating them with the An..' riean speech and customs which they should become familiar with in the public or in iiii;:.' schools. II' also told of the la-lsluvik element and adisod the legion members to assist the kov-i-niiin lit by reporting the actions of any such atr;i nts tlu-y encounter. An artii"'.' was read by Adjutant Itoach which h- receivtd from headquaru-rs in which all ex-servico men who were in foreign service in Iairiie. Alaska or tho Philippines al't r July 11, T.l'., ar entitled to a i'0 pq cent back pay bonus provided they wi re or in; their first enlistment. Men who ar t ntitled to this back pay are urped to pet in touch with Adjutant Itoach so that he may assist them In settirio rrompt settlement. Pay Initial W. It was also d-cid-d at tue meeting that all in n d. sirir.p to Join the legion will be oblid o pay tho nominal initiation l'e of M now in order to h lp d-fray jh n- s tf the post. A lepioTi button will also be includetl wi.h this initiation fee. After the linal pun was shot at he neetin-c a lunch was served by tb. ladios' auxiliary of the post. SEARCHES FOR PAIR OF CROOKS WHO GOT $10.000 IN CASH I.APPTi:. Ind.. April s. John Mouther of Valparaiso. Ind.. who is n a trip to Los Anpeles. ("a!.. wirel Thursday to his friends in Valparaiso that lie would stay in I.Anpeles until he foam! the two iv wh'i had defrauded him of $13.ÜJC. titinther had liriowed $10,u00 on a mortpave on his Indiana farm am! had b:ained $."..0(io i n cash from his frienls. l!o invst-d this money i nstocks with two men who pave their names as Joseph Ster.sland and H. i Hathaway. Stens'.and ae.d Hathaway ntertained the Hoosier in royal style and after pa ininp Iiis ontldenc told him of the fortune to ! n.ado in certain stocks. Stenslar.d t(dd Ounther if a secret tip w hich liad been piven him by a friend and succeeded in partinc him from $ 10.ee-a. In the a pro. men. t Guntha r w as t realize Jl'e.OeO. It was later 'earned that Cuntht r's money had been lost in tho proposition. Police investigation CSC om d the fact that th. two swindle! s had disappeared w ith 1 untlier's mora-v. SCHOONER ON FIRI1 r.v Asvi, I .t-.! iTt-v : PAR RA EDGES. April 7. - The Aterican au;'iary schooner Rrisk. w liu h s lib d from New port New.-. March ll for Rio J.ir.eiro has"-en abandon, d at s- a on f're. Hr crew was r s. to " .r by tho t am r 1 1tl r.i s. l , -,r.ii fron Nt w York for M at i.b o and brought her. V. I.vTX SAI.E.M. N. C April ?. N". .- York Am r i c a n . : -. l!ro-k'n Na t ior.a is. e; 7 . Sher S'lark v ar.d Ru 1 i'-.u'.an. Miljus iti.d Mill.r.

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m-' f--y - y Leaders From Local Lodges I The Hricklayers and Plasterers' ' 1'nion, So. IS, met, Thursday evei nin?. at the Itedmen hall on S. I Michipan st. The regular busines.i i session was held. The Montauk council of the Montauk Tribe, No. 4 2;. of the Improved Order of liednien, held iVir regular weekly business meetinp at tho Pf dmen hall on S. Michipan st. Tho Saturday nipht Interurban meetinp at Warsaw, Ind., was talked of and it was decide! that a special car will take Lhe local tribe members to the meet. RIVER PARK April 8. Mr. and Mrs. John Harber, Mr. and Mrs. William. Harber and Mrs. Edward Brewer who left totjay for Los Anpeles. Oal., to reside, were tendered p. farewell party Wednesday eveninp at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keasey, 021 S. Seventeenth st. The puests numbering one hundred, were from River Park. South Hend, Osceola, Klkhart and Michipan. The rooms were decorated with potted plants, ferns and Kaster libes. Instrumental and vocal music, and a readinp, "Jack and Mate," composed by Mrs. IM ward Hoshbauph of läkhart. Ind., was piven by Mrs. Jacob Zerbe. l)cfreshments were served. The H. and (J. club entertained with a card party "Wednesday afternoon. The repular meetinp of the club will bo held at tho home of Mrs. Lonp- Thursday, April 13. Hullinper's juvenile 20 j iece orchestra will meet Thursday eveninp for rehearspl at the home of M. F. Ansel, 2001 Mishawaka av. A meetinp of the Victory pirls will be held Friday evening with Miss VioKt Straub, Tenth st. Mrs. S. C. Judson. Mishawaka a v., entertained the Indies' A'.d of the M. H. church Wednesday afternoon. The mttinp opened with devotional service led by Mrs. Hiram Penrod who read the scripture lesson from I lev. 22. Twenty-four members answered roll call and reports of the various committees were heard. Refreshments were served by the hostess durinp tho social hour. Tho next meetinp will be held Wednesday. April 21, at the home of Mrs. C. O. Rapp. 1222 S. Kighth st. Mrs. WIlb-r Smith will be the assisting hostess. The meetinps of the Women's Rlbl class of the M. K. church have been postponed until the close of tho Hob Jones' meetinps in South Rend. Mr. and Mrs J. Wienper. Mishawaka av.. Miss Ixla and Charles Wienper have returned from Plymouth where they were called by the death of lalward Wienper. Miss Ruth Snyder was called to Ixjpansport Wednesday by the death of her uncle. Mrs. Charles Keasey left this morninp for a visit with Mr. C. K. Hole, at Chlcapo. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kllinper have so'd their residence to Mr. and Mrs. Tib n Cover. They will move to their new honi- tho first of May. Hilly Kirkpatrick who has been spend' np. tho past week with his parents. Mr. anil Mrs. J. H. Kirkpatrick, Nineteenth st.. loft this mornir.p for Imllunar.olls where he is booked for a week's enpapemelit at a Icca the it r. The condition of Mrs. R. Urtil. N. N'ir.th St.. 'ho has been ill several w . . ks. is serious. EXECUTIVE BODY OF BOY SCOUTS TO HOLD MEETING AT CHAMBER Th tirst meeting of the South Hon! Hoy Scout Council will be helti Friday evening in the Chamber of Commerce building at 7:30 o'clock. The executive committee. unpos d of prominent business men will be present and will report on the action on tho movement that has already boon taken. The :!iccrs of the organization are as .'low?: Fred L. Dennis, president: E. A. HT.nett. vice president; W. XV. Horden. W' O pres. der.:: David L. Gullfoyle. vie nrs'dent; R. W. Croupe. ice pre;lent: Albert McDonabl. vice president, and Guy McMieh.iel. tr-asur r: J: XV: Taylor is the local repr.'-Tntativ.. frc.ri t:T national head ;uarters. and Frank E. Wolfe is the actintr scout commt5ioror. 1TIMATIT II1TH uvFAYirrn:. ind.. Twenty million Indian i conservative estimate on toll paid by the poultry iv . this -tuto. This ni-t r. : :" c ral millions of dol!r? ."a., h t Ho.ifpt fanners, ncrnrilic.,' : W. Carrick, a morr.br f fh- poultry -xtoiision staff at Purvlue univ--sitv. German pur lviVi of skunk skins :n this ceuntry have b -n th- mtans of boostiair the oric.

km. .. .w. ly W - AmA CLAIM ALLIES DID NOT 0. K. FRANCE'S ACT Authoritative Statement Issued Following Conference in London. (COXTINURD FROM PA OK ONE.) there have been some "conversations" on the subject between Am,bassador Wallace and Premier Millerand at Paris, thre has been no chanpo in the position ot the United States. The American view has been that the whole issue turns upon the question of fact as to the extent of the disorder in the Ruhr district and the ability of the Kbert povernment to maintain its control there with the small force of gendarmerie permitted by the terms of tho urmistic and peace treaty. WISCONSIN MAN ADDRESSES LOCAL CREDIT MERCHANTS (CONTINUED FROM I'AGK O.VK.) tention than one which reaches him at varyinp intervals. Heinum IxTturcs. Prof. Gardner was preceded on the r-ropram by II. II. Helman. of the Kawneer Mfp. Co., Nibs, Mich., whoso address on "Accounting and Its Relation to Credits," broupht out many important facts relativ to th accountant's importance in the development and maintaining of credit as a national institution. He .advocated action to construct laws compelling; doubtful oil, mininp and other stock companies to present to each prospective purchaser of stock a certified statement ;f their conditions declaring that if such was done there would be vastlyfewer "My by nipht" swindlers patherinp a harvest in the United States todaj'. Mr. Heiman also brought out points concerning audits and the manner in which they brlnir out "inVisible," deficiencies on technically perf-et books. Prof Gardner delivered a similar address at the mer-tinp of the Kiwanis club held Thursday noon at the Oliver. The Mishawaka members of the association will have the South Hend members as their puests for the May meetinp which is to be held at the Hotel Mishawaka. FORD URGES PROBE OF HIS CAMPAIGN by Associated Pros: DETROIT, Mich., April S A telepram urpinp an immediate- and thorough investigation Into the charges of fraud in connection with the Xe wherry-Ford senatorial campaign In Michipan in 131S, was s nt to the United States senate elections committer by Henry Ford, Thursday afternoon. That .the investigation is particularly urgent now because of the counter charges growing out of th' recent Newberry trial 'that I also expended large and unlawful sums" was the contention cf Mr. Ford. ''The charges are being published broadcast." the message stated. "For more than a year I have urged this investigation and now I appeal to you personally to order the immediate taking of testimony." The elections' committee, which has already order d a recount in the Michigan senatorial election. Is scheduled to meet Friday. FARMER KILLS WOLF NEAR RICHMOND, INI). C v Afis' i ite.i Pr'ss : RICHMOND, Ind.. April S. A large gray wulf. which has bo(.-n terrorizing th rural population near Jacksonburg. Ind., most of tho winter. Thursday, was shot and killed by Elmer McGrew. a farmer. The pelt was brought to Richmond and a $20 bounty, offered unler an old law, .asked. The wolf has to its credit the death of livestock valued at more than $1,000. IIF.PORT MORE ATACKs. JCARF.Z. April S. Two n-w attacks cn trains of the Mexican. Central road by followers of Francisco Villa, the revolutionary leader, were teported here Thursday. Vil'a. i: was said, has four strong bnr.ds operating in the stat of Chihuahua with Jiminez as ürector of operations. PRAISES YVOMHX. ROCK ISLAND. 111.. April S. V 1. Gen. Ioonard Wood, republican . andidate for president, made a plea " r the entrance of wmier. into pcl'ics in an aldres. Thursday. "I . iovt- they are LT' ing to be a tre:!.M'.i!tfj. iniUu n.ce for good." ho said. i TOO IATi: TO I.Assirv. i . . j M ri:K r.:n n'id !..ir.i f,r 2 on1 ti-:iM-n. 414 N. Mulligan. r.u7-tf

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Police Simply Grin Vhen Conditions Are Cited. Gamblers Worried. (CONTINUE DFROM PAGE ONE j press Hob Jonow with tho efforts of the police to clean up the city. South Rend citiz-ns g-enerally appear to believe that the housing conditions in the city might b- relioved by a general clean-up by the police department. Still others seem to hold to the view that the civic crpanizations of the community should be vitally Interested in the mora! welfare of the city as well as in its business and industrial expansion. Intorostctl In Wnlfan. Ofticials of tho Chamber of Commerce declare they .ire interested in the whole welfare of tho entire city. Following a confrence with several of the ofticials of the Chamber Thursday. F. J. Green business manager of the organization said: "Gambling houses, bawdy houses, blind tipers and other disreputable resorts have no legitimate place in any community, and where such places exis it is the duty of the police department to arrest and honestly endeavor to convict the persons responsible for the existence of such places, and when a police department either neglects or wilfully refuses to do this, it is as guilty as those who run such places. I'aces Acute situation. "There is no place In South Rend for such places. This city is now facing an acute housing situation, and disreputable reports should not be allowed to occupy buildings that might otherwise bo converted into places of abode for man" of the city's population. "If conditions in a city get beyond control of the authorities, or conditions obtain under which vice thrives with the full knowledge of tho authorities, and with th consent of those in authority, then it is the duty of tho civic organizations of the community to take a hand in seeing that the law 1s enforced in order that the city may bo made a decent place in which to live." - DE A THS MVitox ii. nvrrs. Myron H. Evits, ST years old, died Thursday afternoon at his home at 414 11. Monroe st. He was Horn in EeRoy. on April 1C. 18".), and lived in Kalamazoo, Mich., (he 'greater part of his life. Funeral services will be held at the A. M. Russell chapel, Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock and the body will be shipped Saturday morning to Kalamazoo, Mich., whero the burial will tak place. Mr. Evits was a veteran of the Civil war. GEORGE U. 1IOTCHKISS. Georpe R. Hotchkiss. S 1 years old. died at his home at Now Carlisle. Ind., Wednesday, April 7. following a protracted illness of Ilritrht's disease. He is survived by his wife, Rhoda, and a son, Geori:.; II. of Chicago. Mr. Hotchkiss was a member of Torre Coupee lodge No. 204. F. and A. M. Funeral services will be held at tho residence on Michipan st., Frida v afternoon at 2: HO o'clock. Rurial will be in New Carlisle cemetery. OPEN" CAMPAIGN'. By Associate Press: CLEVELAND. ().. April V. The Interohureh world movement to rais Jii.OoO.Otuj for church work in America and foreign countries was opened here Thursday by John D. Rockefeller. Jr., and party. Conferences were held, business between men and pastors and Mr. Rockefeller addressed a mass meeting Thursday night. PROBE TOSS OF "SFR." P.v AsxKlat.nl Press: '.OS ANUllLIls. April 8. Inquiry into the loss of the submarine 11-1, the result of its going on the shoals of Santa Margarita island, Iwer California, nearly a month ago. with the loss of four lives, was bgun Thursday at the submarine base at San Pedro. C0N5TIPATI Biliousness Headache Vegetable Catlvartlc lAwr Tablets Make the liver active, bowels regular, without pain or griping; relievo sick h-adahe, indigestion and all morbid conditions duo to 'unhealthy action of Liver and Kidneys. They seldom fail t end constipation. Get a box of WENDELL'S Liver Tablets today at Wettick's Cut Rate Drug Stop;, or any leading drug store. Iarge Rox for 2 5 cents.

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Consumption of Absinthe Causes Police to Worry

r.y As-e.il Press: PARIS. April $.. Absinthe, forbidden during the war has recently been creeping back into the stocks of some cafes in this city and it? cor. sumption has assumed proportions sutf eient to attract the attention of th- police. Great (üflicu'ty has been fncounered in the past by those tightinp the use rf this liquor which is being s rved ur.der various names, no one ceing able to give an exact definition of it! Government o;!icials, however, have now developeu a test which police otuecrs can apply on the spot and if a drin j shows the presence of absinthe, all stocks of tho becrape are contlscated and tile vender is arrested. SWIMMING CLASSES START AT Y. M. C. A. Physical Director Cooper of the Y. M. C. A. has completed arrangements for the annual swimming campaign for members, which will begin n t w . !;. A schedule has been drawn up and will bo followed closely. All members of the organization will be given certain hours J in the tank. On April lf. the annual city-.vide swimming lessons for boys will pet under way and will I continue for a wo k. Every boy in the city ;s invited to attend the classes ar.d instruction by certified swimming teachers will be given to those unable to swim. lUTPORT RI1STGXATION. I'.y Associated Press: WASHINGTON, April S The resignation of Hilario Mediha. acting secretary of foreign affairs of Mexico, was reported to the state department, Thursday, in official adviets from the American embassy. Albert) C. Franc) was named as his successor. WITHDRAW RESTRICTIONS. II v Associated Press: "WINNIPEG. April S. Tho Canadian wheat board. Thursday, announced withdrawal of price restrictions on the sale of tlur for CS tcstic purposes. but added it would retain control of th price of wheat. ( 1 S-0-M-E Goodies ! ! h -'I "the kind V 1 . uutm-e-H in your r. mouth r li-ht, :J fluffy, ffy.tend i mt mmm. &) uirvuiM im dou;2hnat8 that jest keep you hanging 'round the pantry all made with - V GALUuET BAU!t6 F017DER the t if est, purest, most 1 economical kind. Try it drive away hake-da j failuies.' - ou S3ve yKn Yi buT it. f f You sue when you use it. M feats z have been 0:1 u.'p pruned officially by the ood AuLhorrtic. r lUVJllJLLtfJl AWARDS mm t V4 v J ' ' t ' i (Jg dV-V

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JXVCTH BENT la locate -irhty-irtx mil eat of ChlciMTo .t th; poUt vher th 0L Joph river, Arr.fiic moti plcturqu trM-, mAk Its iouLh bn and turns northward t tb erf at A.KEA: (CItj propr), 1B.74 square milts; ftlUtu!e, 722 ft. ABHE-ED VALUATION; P.ral t-tat. improv raU, prt?or.al property. 23t,110,l6U. OTT DEBT: Bond debt 4i,5C0 BLnklr fund 11,123 Nt Jbt 1...I447.SS7 CITY PROPERTY AND FIXCD ATKETS: 1 2.0 4 1.401. 0LUB9: Chamber of Commerce -with exclusive club house and equipment. Indiana Club, Kntf and Pork Club, Vuth Rend Woman's Club, ProgTfas Cub, notary Club, Klwam Club. AdSell Ivxgue. University Club, and Couatry Club with a .rr.ont cemplete house and gvlt course. Also an unusual number 9 other clubs and organizations which provide for Intellectual nteds an pocla! life. DEATH HATE: 9.S9 per 1,000 BIRTH HATE: 18.64 per l.OCW). EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. Eighteen Krade putdlo rnoole. valued at $1,250,000. A new 14S0,K0 Ilih School. A voMtlonal pchool. Twelve parochial chco'.s. ficho&l enumeration 6 to 21 years. 16,657 ( 1 & 1 ) . tküriool attendance (approxlmatery), 12,000. Pree public niht tiiool8 are conducted In four of the ward buildings and in the High School with an attendance of about one thousand. Night school rork 1 iüfo provided by the Y. M- C. A. and Y. W. C. A. The Unlvcrs'.y of Notre Dame Is located Ja north of the city. Bt. Mary's Academy, another larjre Catholic Institution, provides for the academic and colleciate training of firLs. In ad dition to thee are the following epei--l and tschivirl echoota: Three builness collect, two echo o Is of xnuic. FACLLJTI FOR NUW INDUSTRIES : An imp,lant inducement to new Industries that inay hot at once require an Individual plant is furnlahed by a ManufSvCturra' Plant and power 'Jo. Fpa.o and power to suit can be had In the bulidlnx of this company at low rental. Rental Includes water, heat, watchman and elevator bervlce. ilany excellent sites and a few buildings procurable. Write 3outh Bend Chamber of Commerce for list .nd phote. FINA-N'CIAJL. INSTITUTIOMS: Ten banks X- trust companies with total resources of $22,680.313.0J LA.DOR: ßouth Dend Is what Is classed In labor circles as an "open town." There U an abundance of both 6l;illd and unskilled labor and plenty more to draw upon In the emalier adjacent towns. "Wage calea furnished on request- A lartfc proportion of workingmen own their home. POPULATION: The following comparative figures are mos. nificau. ao showing that South 'Hend has never had a boom, but a fcttia.dy, normal, though rapid growth. Such a growth U positive evidence of the natural advantages of the city as u industrial anc. commerciai center. Iopulation, U. S. C3nus: 1980, 1".,280;; 1I0, 21,819; 1S0O. 25.939; 1&10, 53,684; (Local Census), Dl2, 59.S00. and 1916. 67.0--. IX)WER; The Kt. Joseph river is now developing approximately 25,041 kydrö-fclectrlc horsepower from four dams in this vicinity, most of thl power being available for South Uend. The onious advantages of electric power, and the low price at which It i furnished here, are practical inducement. no manufacturer caroverlook. Cost of power and liht: Electric, .0 to .0f51 per k. wr, hr Average cost lo to 60 h. p., $ 2 4.00 per h. p. ptr ear. Gas, 65 cnt to 00 cents per M cublo feet net. PUHUC SAFETY: Fire Department Ten stations, fifty-four men; Blxteen pl-ce of apparatus; auto equipment Included. Tlie elüclency of the fire department is shown by th? following tlKure: Value of buildings and contents at risk In the !- t 13 years J11,C;6,6 Total Are Icoa last 1 years -St. 157 Average lusa per year for 8 year , i,4C roLICE DEPARTMiNT: Sixty-six men and two police women Police ambulance, auto patrol arJ motorcycle tquad. l-UIIOIOU.S AND OTHi;it IvT.ST:TUTION3: aixry-sii chjrchii including ail leading denominations; Y. M. C. A. cstin v.ith equipment about IOO.OOO.öO, und a 1100,000.00 buys' branch. A Y. VV. C. A. costing 17 5,000.00. Mubeume one in the city anJ one at Notre Lame. Two hospitals and a county infirmary and orphans' home .STREETS: Total length of Ftreets. alleys and avenue in th-. city limits. 217.3 miles. Total length of streets, allctt nd a?nu-i paved. 80.3t miles. Complete boulevard system bein developed. STREET UOIIT8: Tour pubiic lihts. 1.294. including 4Cfelectric manetic arc and other lncftnd'sc-c:iit.s and maKr.etlto. Cont 160,000 per year. Many streets are illuminated y. nh ue improve -boulevard cluster lights. STREET RAJL.;VAY-S: (Electric), in city limits, total len.Tth, 22 Z& miles. fTEEEPHONES: Central Union, man't .':nrif.. e.flSO station ünnife calls per nay. 44.0CU Ior JlFtante cai: per day, . ). Direct .onr.-ction -.rah New York. Chicago y.m Franc ico ana all intermediate points. Automatic exchange. 4,7 8 0 stations, connected with sLz -changes. A' erase calls per day, 4 2, C00. TRANSPORTATION FAClLITIEt : Fouth Rend has riht et '-am and ;hree clectr:c roads. The Kteam roads nrc- th Lak. Mio.Michigan .Southern (New York Central), th Grand Trur.k. th Michigan Centra! (two divisions), the Varxlilii (Pennsylvania FVBtem), tho Chicago. Indiana Southern, nr.d th'- Nw J-ry. Indiana fc Illinois. An eighth road, the L,k i:ri ';- '.Vestern. FurpHe throutth ra.sbcn-er service betwfn .o'-th Her.', and Ini:anapol;. entering the city over the trark3 of the New York Central. Two belt roads er.clr--J the city and ritrhin? ch.tr.e3 are al'Forbed by the railroads. The el'ctri? ar th? C-'iiairo. South Mend 1- Northern Indiana, the Chicago. Lake .Shore A SoutL'" Hend. and the Southern Michigan. T.'fe lines provite f4rvice between this city, Chicago and Ir.dianai-olia. ar.d important points on he höre of Lake Michigan. FREIGHT RATEo (C. L): South Bnl to followin,- po.nts: CLA.S5 t : S 4 5 e Hoston 1.17 1 . 0 "1 3 "A J.5 .47 New York 1.'. .55 .72 .505 .45 .W5 IMttsburgh 72 .61ft 4 .3r,5 .25 20 Buffalo 73 .6 4 i .27 5 :nft 21: Cleveland ?2 .525 .415 .31 ..2 .17, Detroit 573 .4? .29 20 ,15; Toledo ... 503 .42 .3 .25! 175 .14C Chicago 42 .255 .2 .111 .145 .1: Cirar.--1 narids 47S .405 ,5f .24 17 ,z Indianapolis 501 .43 .24 .255 .175 ,U5 Loi!sil!e 52 .54 .421 .?25 .22 .19 Milwaukee 4 5 5 .42 .2 2 .25 .155 m PASSENGER WltYICE: Stear.i r.i electric roads provide about 14 0 trains dally 7 0 In and 7 0 out. WATER ffUPPLY: The c!t- wr.r supplv !. r,wn from ..bout 100 artesian well. Plant valujtion. 1 1.? CC',6 3 0.. cr"V pumpinp capacity for 2 4 hoMr. 24.CA0.OC0 riUor.s. so'ath Bend drinks and puts out r.r with pure. cold, sparkling water that I the envy of less fortunate cities.

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