South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 132, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 May 1920 — Page 3

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PLANS ADDITION

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.New Ownrr Will Contract for 200 More Room Announce Sale.

-.f the Oliver hotr! hv tho

flv.fr Ilr.v; o , - the recently .rnrm"i (Miv r Hot j corporation, .th Ar.'!rf",v '. Wrbcr, fr,r runny ; "ar? on of Pitt shun:'." l-adlr. ; rstaurnt m -n . .. hief -tnokholdc r ni rrr ider.t "f th new -omp my, vss n r. '-tiP'-r-'l .M n !a y . Fa! of the hot 1. whih i or? of the largest r'crr.t fif,- in th mld..le w was ronsumrnatM through the fforts rf "har! K. ;-hrlnsr. publisher of the Hotel Review, la .New York "itv, who, brought about

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.inn wie .Murray Jii.i ;o wie i;ow-in.n-lf rshir.tr-Square roup. the. sil rf tbe Park Avenue- hotel, arid v.". is the broker in a numb r of other ! m. p r t a r. t trnnj actions. Mr. (ehrini; with .Mr. Millar, hnj Just a nnoy re.-d 1.;? re-entry into the- hotel broln rfield. Is Fl if" proof Ifnfel. The Oihfr hotel is a. fireproof horlry of 300 r"oms, ar.d It i n -chid" a, mode bakery., a hiijh-c'a.-s cafeteria and äff, ami a lin'ji t hall with .i";itinT capacity of 5") j. -rs'in.H. So great is th demand f'r ace omrr.oeJ.it ion-?, however, that Mr. U'elsber? is already planning for a ""fj-roorn addition on prn;x rty adj'iiniritf th Oliver, and owned by it. 'hirh will m.iko tho hotel ore of h mot commodious and cuipS; To bo. found In any city th sle of 'outh Ind. Although .-tili in his thir:!", Mr. W ei.!ert: has had a rem ark. 1 My ;T"'fuT carec-r. II hjr. n at the S .--!ith Avi nu- hot !. ii FMK-boia,'. .i mi before he ra.'h'd ti.- a- ..f J . .us was assistant :;i ar.me-r f tho i.ouso, which at that time- w.is !. i the host known h"- ir: - 1:1 r. t ry. I.ater. ho w-nr i:.l-i hu.-i-for himself in th" f.:.- nv a:.d i. ;h wlnf r of rittr.r d j. i"oiia! atte ntion thro'u:!i i.i- ;!. i ?v in rU-'rif-ut:r. food. f. d.:: tli i' .'K-rü pli.y d with .- t Un-h" - : i ' i I . ;?' f'.r or.f w"-r , ti:i- t'';?:;r a. .!:lv r,iad ".inf in fror,! of his r.ol 1 :v.i ii was photoi:ra ph d and r proit i. d in lh" nfwspajo'rs tlirou;lio:;t i country. It Is otir;;atfd th.it 4." - " n.n. worn n ar.d liildrou w : e :h ht-r.f f I.i rl s durlr. tin- U' . lc.

Has hl I'ApTinui". From th" hc-iuniuc. Mr. Wis-

'.''rcr 1ih5? hrrn or.f of th ikos ;u"m workers on a' I hotel a i;d t .i!! nnt rKanizatior.. ir:. lud:r:;r tii 1 on-v I vn nia Stat Hot-! :.s..' iaand thr local branch of liic International Stewards' a ---o. i.. t io ;i. l hl' h h ha been president. It:ri; the war hv prave up his iu'-rati . 1 .s.nos. in Fittsburcr and went to i o!f;c rs' training c amp in Plattsi. .tr. where he received a diploma the efficiency shown, and etfl- . r.rv due. perhaps. In part, to his : ears' service in the juprnal corps ..f the national guard of Fennsyl- : nia. Mr. Weissere Is a man of en;:a:rlnfr personality, with an ability - make friends which s not even y -roncl to his rapacity for masteritiK the intricacies of business from beirir.nini: to end. hin Ion; t-alninp In the "back of the house" ir'.vinK hitn intimate knowledge of tue purt h.aMiis of suplules and the super-Isi.-n of the dlninpr rooms and liltch-c-n. Mr. Wel?berR la widely known by ihe travellni: public who will find

i be mine of WclHhpri: not less allurin? in the futurt' than the nanir- of tl-.e Oliver hotel has been in the past. The new proprietor of the Oliver promises not only to maintain all past hlh standards established at the hotel, hut to make many improvements which will place the !iver in the front rank of metropolitan hostelries. S.ls rkt-biirjr Iroirty. Mr. Welsbere; has soid his proprty in Pittsburg, where he has one the mo;-t diliub.tful homes in

l" nr.cy!varia. and will remove to South liend on May 20. On th v - n I r. k before h leave s, friends or "Andy" will Rive him a f.irewe',1 j arty which promise to be one of the rr.opt lartrly attended events of t!ie kind ever held in Pittbur witfi members of the Pittsburg Stewards .association particularly in evidence, and hotel men from many other pojnt.s there to give evide nce of their appreciation of a.-.d ood will -toward Mr. Weisbersr. . Although Mr. We is bT st coms to South Ilnd at once, he dors not a?-J-ume, active control of the Oliver property until July 1. Fp to that time he will rf rnaln at the hote; with A. Frank, the retiring president of th--" Oilvr Hotel Co., familiarising h.Irr.fielf with the operation of the hstlry and with local conditions. Ih Mies Native. IVinc a nativ of the neighboring city of Nil's, Mrs. Welsberg is well known to many South Hend r"Pl"She Is the daughter of Allan T. Jacks, deceased, of Nlles. Mr. nnd Mr. Weisberg and their child will reside at 32? W. Colfax av.. occupying the K. J. Roche residence. After .spending the summer at their Montana ranch. Mr. Frank and family will establish their winter evidence in California. Mr. Frank has received many unsolicited tempting offers for the o;ivr and refrained from ncceptlr g them until such time as he felt that bis health require d-his being relieved of business rares. He e'uct.i n' '.v

haves hi many warm fr during his five ye. us of

PIUDMORE PROMOTED

TO CORPORALS RAPsK

As an example of the opportunity and the recognition given ability and brains in the army, the rase nf Paul Pridrnore of South Bend is cited by army authorities. Prldmore enlisted In tüe engineer corps four months ago and after a short preliminary training period was assigned to the Philippine Island garrison. Ivite last week, a letter received from the young engineer says that he has been promoted to the rank of corporal and that h is enjoying the soldier life In the Island possession. The weekly report received at the South P.end recruiting station shows that 4 3 men were enlisted through

out the district during the p.'i.et werk a pain of lrt men over the preceding week. Sergt. Skces. in charge of the local station has sicned up the following men: Julius Iberia. Alexander Rzecz'-wki. Florim Kwlatkowski, Salby Przybyl inki. William S. IjUezknwskl. all cif Si.uth IJend. and Jecrgo La rim ore. Frederick lloor.e and (lb n Iepoy of Loginsport. Tb.- entire ietachmep.t of recruit-: s,.;.rted strvice in the "?th metorlzed roast artillery. Camp Lewis. Wash. They all enlisted for one year.

i;.(x.ni an sKKVicr n:N noth i;. All men who saw service in the Canadian army will please meet Wednsdav evening. May 12. at 411 Fast Paris. CT 2:1-11.

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Four hours of sleep lost through that painful itching means long wearisome hours next day tired out unfit (or work. Tonipht apply Kesinol Ointment just before retiring. The results will surprise you. All itching and pain usually disappears like magic. Keep the ifTecied pm Vil cleaned with Resinol Scip bycJay. Tor ale at all dmgi.'t. For free maples write Rcslool, Baltimore, Md.

"Do more than you recommend them to do."

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F'itie To Itrcnlatr Kiclin"-. I.iirr ami Dt Iht liHllI l'nnrtioii" and Owrvt'nu Pimplr. Had ! nkol. llu-.

frobably this, littb menace will i help som" woman, man. r or boy. tor If the Mood is impure, if const:- ; pation exists, if th- kidnejs and the liver are not work in c t eliminate the body "asie. the ri it is certainly , that ro!sons will a( uniu'iate at, i ; au.se? nervousness with in Jli ;on t

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