South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 116, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 April 1920 — Page 14

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FOREIGN COMMERCE Mariner Week Directs Atten tion to Maritime Affairs Shipping Legislation As sumes Workable Form.

FOREIGN COMMERCE Shipping Measures

i s:r- r.:;rnitee' Li'l onrorn a 10var period f .tl-. a permanent chipping r, i rd of j-v-n member? t to (ifvnt ?-p"ial attention to the ', f!fv!;.r:TT.t of new trad rout1?. '..rd nip!lnn of hnippinr: rrcMü J jri'i' tl.- text Jeide tmr.x all f-dral exce-s jirulits tae. The ,rf,,,,! rolirv ;.erte,l in tho bill eon-

: tiT'in!:it-s the return of ultimate , chant marine to privat interest.1; ;

Marin wee',; in N-v York at- mntrol ovr shipping to privat of a rt lnat augurs well for Its'

i.ent and retention or vfc-

The government is formulating a program for sale of the nr.v mer- J

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mcia auHium.. u'" f r,rrrti.-fel by the hippir;ktlon and address by rr.'n rr'i:iin - i (i(Mr(1 under American mvnership. ntly connected with hhippir.i: form In f.xir.ir a coal the senate hill part of an educational r:.ov :: rT ; declare that '"it i- necessary that that muf.t be continued if AmrUa th- T "n i T '! States nhall have a rner- '. to tccoriiv truly a maritime n:i- . hart marin composed of the best Uon. Great Britain hrn n "mi.-- . iu!pj -d and mo-d s iitabl type of tress of th- s-a"' r,'t m-r'-!y t- aus- ---hips in s Cllcient numbers to carry she had the ships and hipi ard. ' t he rr at-r portion of its commerce but because h-r population by and serve a a r.avil or military ffaon of environment a t--a-1o int; j auxiliary in time of war or national and m a-airir.'.r, p ';,; . The prim- : r:;err,ricy. function of marine week was to irr i the idea of a national rr-.rch.i nt ; The senate sub-f-ommittee bill marino tansiM- xpr v-.on. and thi ( differs quite markedly fron: the bill It did. I pas-.-d by the hnuf-. Th house is Th ( St. Iviwrer.ee final in"j'' t. j .turnlly enthusiastic about ex-db-itd pr hh'I "!,. i-i vi ir tb- -rn pt In c profits, as with it is lodtred middle v-t a n. w inters? in the ' responsibility for raiini funds to future of Ani rica's n:-r chant J n- t th co ernm nt's enormous marine, and if r.irrld out. will n- , bud-et of expense. ,it! the inland states to parti' ii.tt j , conspicuous event of the past in the ocean carrying trad'. who-- ! , ,.nth has been the organization of ben'Mtn hitherto li.iv' b ri rnjoyedthe first banking corporation under

exclusively by , ,a.-t ntis. m o , t p i-ije law. Its capital is

fift rif.o. .'o stock was offered publicly. Representative hanks and financial houses are nsoriated In the orporation In behalf of manufacturers in their respective localities. If other corporations are formed after this model, the I'dk'e law will l.ecin to fulfill the expectations of its v.rmnsor and en far toward overcoming the barrier of exchange.

a partner in de p si-.i transportation, the West Will be b-- apathetic, not to say hostile, toun n! pl.ii: f-r fit promotion f the rchant ruaririe whi--h inv-l-.e draughts up'.n the feder.il treasury.

Shiprm bu,'i-lat ion in tile senate i at'suminc urkalle. practical term. I-adln provisions in tli"

successful operation. The various bills confidered in conr'-ss have been framed in some dfcrre of conformance to the rurKestions of practical shipping men. Recently Admiral llenson. chairman of th shipping board, called a conference of 17 business men representing staple InduFtries with an output worth $13. 000. 000.000 to advise upon the tinai disposition of the fleet. In congress it is noteworthy that the legislators are making an earnest effort not merely to put the merchant marine on a basis of permanent ownership by private Interests, but to assure 1L3 widest usefulness. The preferential tariff urged for

! goods carried in American bottoms.

whatever its actual merits. Fugpests the need tf careful guidance through the choppy seas with American shipping enterprise will encounter. Cargoes may not always he as plentiful nor rates as high as at r resent. Competition will intensify. The United States is still a novice. Present policies are cheering because they anticipate these futuro ditticulties.

the family will like

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This Company will build on one of the best downtown sites in South Bend, a large, fire-proof, strictly modern, first class, everv-room-with-bath Hotel. The Company as now incorporated, through the office of Romig and Miller, Attorneys, with only three temporary directors (supplied by them), and capital stock of only Ten Thousand Dollars, is merely a preliminary legal organization for the purpose of immediately making certain necessary contracts. The capital stock will be increased in proper proportion to the inyestment; the present temporary directors will resign; the number of directors will then be increased to seven; and the permanent Board of Directors will be comprised of seven well known South Bend men. One-third of the total investment of a Million and a Half Dollars will be South Bend capital, and two-thirds ouside capital.

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t Almost every day some person vho owns property in Harter Heights suggests to us the name of a friend he is desirous of having as a neighbor in this beautiful tract. And, in keeping with our policy of building in Harter Heights community spirit as well as homes, we invite this friend to reserve a homesitc before it is too late. C It's amazing what n n abundance of favorable sentiment this "word of mouth' praise has created for Harter Heights. Careful selection of tenants, together with a code of strict building restrictions, is directing the attention of all those who are interested in the environment of their family toward Harter Heights. Louis G. Palmer & Co. Suite 412 Union Triut Bldg. Phone Main 1469

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

LOST AJS'D FOUND.

LOfJT Salon reoura rxok In Mark lpatlifr tu; rindr please notify r. i:.c;u.T, 512 W. LIndsey Bt. Phone Lincoln IJeward. ;ww-r

LO.sr Package; sompwhrp betwn Kind's IVol Uarn an.l strlpbles jrrorery, on OhP t. ConUlns lady's clothing; reward. Bring to .Ncws-Tlmrs.

LOST A small black Dachshund, marked vlth vlilt and brown: reward If returued to Cil2 S. CusLtng: t., or phoii Lincoln 1207. Gl.'ff 23 LOST Black pockotbook ; ronralnins pink handkerchief. hill, sorn change and a ticket to a dance; reward. Main 4:M. 113.1 South ltend av. 31 -". 27

HALE OR JELLK HELP. WKTIUCT MANAGER for state of Indiana for worl l'ri irrratcft solf-vulcanlr.-ln nuto patches. CJold Brand Products Co., AUanta. Ga. Tu75-2.". WANTPID Nlffht watchman; eteady position. BHANDON-DURRELL CO. 312 25 LI' ARN ATTO AND TRACTOR Business In 0 to S weeks. OpirtunltU'i evrywbre oflerlntr $l'0 to $40) a month. Twice more equipment and floor spare used In dally prncticc- training than any auto school In America. Master mechanic IriPtrm tors and p.ime method we used to train thousands of soldier inoohanks in tfo-day courKcs. VrIte now for free catalog. Hahe Auto and Tractor School. Oak et-, Kansas City. Mo. C073-2Ö

M r N WAN'mi ror etertlve work. Write J. Ganor (farmer poverdnent de. tectlre. fA Danville. 111. Hi-3

WANTED An elderly man for nlprht watchman: ask for Mr. Bennett, Auto Market. Jefferson ana Lafayette 8t.

WANTLI Exren0 nboe Hales peori. nilp It iUr Shoe Store. 114 W.

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can nave same by calling 1225 W. Napier and paying for this ad. 2T 2ä

LOST On 10 hundred Mock on L Madison t : n small green purse containing fll in Mils. Return to 1001 L M.idlhon wt. RpwaH. 2SV."-tf SITUATION WANTED. WANTED Woman wants domentl? nursing to do. Call Main llOD after 5 p. m. 228-1:

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KIRFLVrEN. BRAKHArEN, Mprgaemen; ?I4 to ?2U Colored porters by railroads everywhere; experience unne-u-f.irj. 90Ö Railway Bureau, K. St. Iot:ls. 111. 3077-23

VANTET Laborers. Applv Mr. Bain. Indiana & Michigan Electric Co- 114 E. Division st. ruiP-2n

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Ilnve jour roofs coated with Kinetic Hoof Paint. Sold and npplictl ly The Roof Products Co. Phone iishavrnka ins.". South Ilond. Lincoln S5Sß

OFFICH BOY WANTED Fourteen to in

years Studebaker Administration i1'''?-

Se information .Man.

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MALK HELP WANTED. WANTED First-class machinist. The Singer Mfg. Co. 2730-tf WANTED Two automobile mechanics with tools; also on night man. Apply Nikart Garage. 1025 W. Division st. Lincoln 19. .iOj3-20

WANTED Night counter man at Smithy's lunch room. Good position for the right party. CV1 In rorson. 213 N. Main Bt., Misbawaka. 23t3

WANTED lim re. f ramer; must te experienced. Tie I. W. Lower Decorating Co.. 120 S. Michigan st. 2104-23

WANTED Experienced farm hnnd. I'aone Ilarrinon irjrj. 2073 J3

WANTED Tv.-o competent women a? cook and second maid; In private family; good wage. Main 4773 v 2f77-2'. OFFICE BOY WANTED Fourteen to 1 years. Stidebaker Administration BldiT. See Information Mab. 2.M-21

WANTED Married couple without children for general work In puburtwiQ pla'e. H. A. Wood. Lincoln 5.S10: eve nlngs Main 2328. 232-tf

WANTED Boy and girl, at or.ee. Ap

ply in person at The Diana, 117 W.' r.rs Apply "at Washington av. 2C2 2 ,,i!riy

YOFNG MEN frr railway mail clerkp. 110 month, examinations May 13. For free particulars, write J. Leonard (former government examiner), 13.1 Equitable BMg., Washlngon. D. C. '.'iS-J3 WANTED Cy lit. der and Job press feed-

on- e. L. r. Hardy Com-

WANT17D Man and wife; man for farm work, woman to t!o cookir.j;. Lincoln

III'.LP WANTET Night k and day dishwasher. Female; two rirls for table wultlnc-. ret wmres in city. Call iu person. Eo-s Restaurant. Mi.hn'ka. 21V

WANTED A fireman at the Orphans' Home. Mlshawak.i. ;Q2-1S

WANTED Man for factory t'ott. Good

chance for advancement Address . News-Times, Box .I-m:. :-.03t-r.t) .

WANTED Two bakers at Koepsler's Bakery. 402 W. Marlon. 2S73-tf

MALE HELP WANTED. MAN WANTED Experience in produ tlon work und timekeeping; prefer one accustomed to clerl ul work. Box H-.i. tare News-Times. 2 23

WANTED Woman r Kr t ni-t :'- housework and .are of c! il-.L Woodward av. Main 4.'.. :7-2.

WANTED Girl for general housework. No laundrv work. Apply 1'-V Riverside dr. Main 1.V7. tf WANTED Iripervr.ce.T banders an 1 two u-'dle operators. The L.it.:'. S! Irt Co. 2A.i:i 2S

GIRLS We want several Brigi:t. ainl.tlous ;irls for w(rk

WANTED TEN YOUNG MEN FOR PLEASANT OFTSIDE WORK. GOOD MONEY. NO EXPERIENCE HEgtJIUEI. APPLY 2X1 N. MICHIGAN ST. CALL BETWEEN 7 AND 'J IN THE EVENING.

in our aftria ;.o 1 pay t s'art. Good hours. G'od opp.rt !:r.lt y I'cr adva!.' ;'.Lt. Apply OLIVER CAFETERIA at OLIVER HnTEL

WANTED Auto top trimmer, one who '

can make tops and seat cover. The Auto Paint & Trim Shop. Main 2473. 1414 S. Leer ht. 2221 tf

WANTED Erery laborer on construction work. pa?e call st "13 R. Michigan St., before going to work. 21-V-tf WANTED Middle-aged men with several months machine shop experience; steady work; good pay. Apply Slby Atachln Co.. 20; E. Tuft ft. "77 -tf

ri;LLE HELP WANTED.

VNTED- -GIRLS roll I'.INIUKV Wol.'K. L. P. HAKDV cm. j.-.Ti IV

WANTED Women r.r tiui.dry w,r Apply Oliver Lot. l. :at:ndry d-; t 1 v .

WANTED i:p-r!.-::.-e 1 r.igU teiepLor." oj.iT itor ; als o;.-ra-t r for r 11. f l..-urs . t O'.iv-r ! -.- tel. 2K'l tf

NICE Janitor wanted. Durrell Co.

WANTED L'j '

WANTED Experienced salesladies ;or g od tvnist One with o: rr, ex-

dry gfunls, liOtlotis. rlbboim. bandk-r- j perl-ii'c ju.d fnni.iar uit'i n'-rn! "l e chlefa ur.d '- Applv In person. j r.ork de-lred. E'!!'-!.t opporf ur.;t v f CHARLES IV 5ÄX X CO. ah an-ment. ant d-ir--j p'-rm.i n-!.t pos tlo.. I,. .- 1 :.-t Iy. v.. :' ' GIRLS and young women We can uj B-nd Bait Co. 11. S. Ills a .-t. 2''7 :t a number of t:.nilrs In o-.r shirt .1" ! partmrnt. and land rinlshers In o;:rj Y'T'N(; lady wanted for ceml al li laundry; exjierlen' 'd or beginners; !n- I r:,firy. M-.s be high "-N'"d pth -i'tri. nnipn nri'frrr.d WHsun I'.rr Ifi'i-s 1 't. kii:,; fv.'.r? e r -r '.en o. rj..r. .r

W. Scmple st. '. "J." ary und xc-i opportunity for the rig: t J -j ;..irty. Write Loi E mr-

WANTED Man for night dishwashing. Apply Washington retauract. Miin and Washington. 2v3--

Apply "o: W'ANTED-Bindery girls. I Press.

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-', VOfNG MEN AND GIi:i- WAN'TKP

EXPERIENCED woolen weavers wnnte i Go-.d p iy to beginners lrh Innres' 1 South Bnd 'elJ:en Co. 21 -27 I pa? as rkl.l H a quired. Kormr t'loWS r! OU'.d al-O lT. . C-?0, f.e GfKLS WAN x ED Por & Ifsrvl-- dl:i-il.ave ben t-everal lr.'--'--:"-- in he

leg room. Call at th Oliver C:fe'ci!a

WANTED A young nnn t learn streo- j

typing trade. Good wages whJe learnniifff. See Joseph 1'. ICocoro-k.. tereotvper at the News-TItL'es In ttie 1 iy time.

WAVTKD A HOY tT YTIAP.S OLD TO

LEARN I RINTERS TRADE; GOOD i n

PAY VIII LF. LI:AKN1NC: ONE. Willi TRKYIOLS rXFEUlEN' E PREFERRED ' ADDRESS NIGHT FOREMAN. NEWS- ' TIMES PTG. CO. S'. 11LND. IND.

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WANTED jld dle.figerj lady to .'.o honsev.ork. 'n- adi.lt, ol. oy lrquire 217 Elder st. 2'-2.'.

iche.jule. Apply South 1:A Wafh C-

filRLF WANTED.

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Pitronba th advcrtificr he Is there to rve you.

WANTED -A t-aker in chop turning out! ' about VjO bii-... dally: prefer m.irrle-'. I ' man without children.- wlf to c..,k In!

' en. all refaurant; lhlng rooms a:id bonrd i

CONSTRFr'TION WORK G.V PER HOUR

1 OK SAI.i:- Well ?.it.':b-d t!r. (CMi.ir)- 1 uVon-Cng hr.p. Ge. 1 I'm utif : s:;. rent 1 h4u:re 1'.. . 'li- :. .. 2227-tf

furalshtd; go..d wag.-, permanent iosi- J PTj (ftRT'$?(&T"l"fiW(Qrfi Con: must fyrnib refer.,,,..,. Address ßj a 3 jn (j f) U diiAU Nim ! ws 1" L. . o- ..n

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"One Of The Best Anywhere

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If Your Porch Needs Painting try our special paint which will Mand wind, weather and wear let,Ai XT h ii d longer than any oth r. Yon

tan have it in any color and in any quantity. You'll rind you don't have to repaint the porch o ofttn and have a bttter looking one as well. C. E. LEE Wall I'aiH-r Paint GIa

223 S. MAIN ST. Opposite Y. M. C. A.

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TOT'R PAT STARTS FROM THE MOMENT 1 OF ENTER THE TRAINING SCHOOL

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mishawaka, IND.

The welfare ork done by this company is very much appreciated by our

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l-'tf.-r and vf.'te 'l'-; 1 1 n, pr :.t pl'WT;e:it nr. 1 sn'irv xp"''! Allr--I-jr.-hhsin Dept.. Dod- Mfk'. Co. HHftka. Ind. 2-".'.; NVA NTE 1 -N'eri'r.'i pb-r f- r lin fwi ",:; T""d iiy ; eir el lent e:.:; f-r r r'-mefp-n f.-r r'irb? ; aw. Wrtte. i:.- p'ri -a '-. if ai:. 1. M --' N'-w '!.:!,-. : i; 'J T EN fx"; RAPHE RS. bokkeper". al Zi e p r.p, We ra:i p ;i ' u i:. t v lt poclf in. I'l.f year ar;'l

We ran use a few more in ddf rs aul foundry laborer,. Waa very attrsitlTe. Emplovinent depart. a :,t. 2101 -May 1

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