South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 197, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 July 1920 — Page 3
1 HE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
fHlKSDAY MOKXINCi, Jt'LY 15. 1P20.
CHAMBER OPPOSES
HASTY ACTION ON "BLUE SKY" BILL
Woman Wants to CIVIL SERVICE
Officials Believe Hetler Hesuits Will he 01 tained Iv More Deliberation.
"Shoot" the Falls i n a Barrel
POSITIONS OPEN i:
Y.hi th ?outh WtrA Clnmb-r rt Comnvrr is particularly anxious for the f-mctrr.' nt of an In !: in i "Il'.uo Fkv" hw. ar.'l his rrrn a l-
voritin r;-h a Iiw in thl. ?:;)!( for torr.etlmc, t!s.rii!.s of th it orraniza- ; tmn do not rflirvr th.it the hest results will br r.'r.taln-fl by action on i a "liluc Fky" Iiw mM?ijro at the. rrs-r.t yprctal Fusion "f the Irvlliir.a grncral assei.-iMy, ar rorctir.s to 1. J. (lrrn. rr.Hr.iger of the chamber. Werlnos'Iay. .Surh a masuro har, already bon Intro Iijf.l in tho l"Kis',atur but whether it will bo brought up for a vot of the members of both houses of course, is not known. Thf .bjcrtinn of of'icUls of the Chamber of Commerce, according to Mr. Grcn. is that It Is doubtful whether a meajuro mf-tlns? el?tinK conditions and n'eds can b framed in fo .hört a time. A comprehensive l?w Is de?ired, or.o that will meet adequately all conditions without bun; In th lea.st a deterrent to legit .mat enterpri. SujrS't January Sos!on. The legislature meets again In rrgulr. r .ion In January, and officials of the chamber believe that at the romins regular session of tho general a5?f -mbly would be the better time for the presentation and diyruFion of a measure of sucH evident importance. However, tho chamber hero will not oppose the passage, of the measure Ju.st Introduced at Indianapolis, after an examination of the bill Is mad and it Is found to meet conditions and to provide the necessary remedies that such a law 13 intend
ed to meet and provide. Since Its reorganization more than .wix months ago, one of the functions of the South Bend Chamber of Commerce has been to protect South TJend Investors against wild cat m hemes, and it Is advocating the enactment of a "Blue Sky" law that will actually r.rotect citizens of the Ktate against such schemes.
I'.y l':i! fed I'rev : N I A J A I i A FA U,S. X. V.. July 14. There i anolhtr pron. this time a yoijr.4 lady, who would ".'-hoot" the f ills r,f Niagara in a barrel, according to a b'tter received by Mayor Thompson, it was learned today. The yun lady gave her name and address as Mi.s Vr rni.i Morrison. 110 r.isn.irck aw, Ietroit. She said in a letter fhe was "just n.azy to try the funt and asked wlu re she could k t a per mit to make th", trip. She- says she is Hi years oil. Mayor Thompson said h would do all in his power to prevent anyone üttempting the foolhardy trip in the future. No further trace of Charles (i. Stephens. Bristol. Kng., bari-er. who lost his life in going over the falls Sunday, has been found.
Urgent
Xeetl For Instructor!
in Rehabilitation Work.
SCHUYLER REHEKAH LODGE MEETS
The Schuyler Kebeckah Lodge, No. :?.3, held its regular mooting Tuesday afternoon to cnstall the new officers for tho ensuing term. The oMicers are: Noblo grand, Mr3. May me Wells; vice grand. Miss Anna Stanley; recording secretary, Mrs. Minnie I.ovcll; right supporter of noble grand. Mrs. Mattie Dodd; left supporter of noble grand, Mrs. Ida Martin; right supporter of vice grand. Miss Dephany Geyer: left supporter of vlco gTand, Miss Klttio Kercheval; chaplain, Mrs. Kllzabeth Weher; warden, Mrs. Vitalis Stanley; conductor, Mrs. Maymo CJage; inside guardian. MIsj Arabella Noyes and outside grand. Mrs. Claudia Collmer. One petition was recorded and three persons were balloted upon. Arrangements were made to attend the district meeting which will be held in MIshawaka Friday afternoon and evening. Refreshments were served.
RECRUITING DUTY FOR EX-SERVICE MEX
The reerultfn? station of the army in this city has received a call for IS ex-ervJce men tu do recruiting duty in tho various parts of the rrn ri I r- Thf following ortrRn Ir.rL-
tions want men: Fifty-ninth motorized artillery. Camp Lewis. Washington; 40th infantry". Fort Leavenworth, Kas.; eighth field artillery, Fort Brown, TVxas nndl for the permanent party in the Indianapolis district. This position pays them commutation of rations and quarters, light and heat. Only irn showing the proper qualifications may be enlisted in this work. The enlistments will be from one to three years. They will be enlisted for the organization of which they will be representative, that is. if n man enlists for recruiting duty in the artillery, he will recruit artillerymen."
Engaged Couples Look $50.00 in Cold will be piven any couple offering to get married next Sunday afternoon at IVrtage Gardens Land Sale. Freo Cars at 2:10 p. M. will leave Northern Indiana Interurban Waiting Room, corner Washington avo. and Michigan street, and stop for passengers along Washington ave. Tho public invited. Come and bring your friends. Beautiful Garden Lots One Dollar down, then 7 Sc a week. C. X. Lodpe & Co.. America's Loading Home Makers, L'20 Farmers Trust lUdc Phono - Lincoln Ö733. Open S A. M. to S P. M. Phono us for a weJdir.g present of $50.00 in Kold.
Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair
If you want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with Most Kaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries tru scalp, making the hair brittle, and Is Aery harmful. Mulslf.ed cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and entirely prpselesO. is much better than anything else you can i:?e for shampooing, as thb can't possibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water and r'ib it in.. One or two tcarpoonfuls -will make an abundance of rich. cro;;rvty lather, and c!rar.e the hair and rcalp thorouchly. The lather rinses out easily and removes every particle f dust, dirt, d.-.ndruff r.n ! excessive oj The hair dries Quickly anil evenly, and it loaws it r.r.e and silky, i r: g h t, fluffy and easy to manage.
rjraduation from an engineering college of standard qualifications is ejuialent to two years of practical , . t . , V, M
experience. lass u app. am iim
ave had 10 years responsible e.-
rience in engineering training.
Applications may be riled till further notification.
PAYS FINE FOR LIQUOR CHARGE
FARMERS FAIL TO DELIVER HAY
WANT LAW ON LANDING FIELDS Chamber of Commerce Goes
to Aid of Fort Wavne on Project. South F.end Wednesday, through the Chamber of Commerce, give its suppor to Fort Wayne in the efforts of that city to obtain the passage of a law by the general assembly now in srecial se.sion to -nable municipalities to purchase or lease suitable ground for the operation of avition fields There is a bill now pending before the general assembly, making it possible for cities to lease round for such purposes. Fort Wayne has recently been placed upon the air mail route. That city is sending a delega
tion of members of the American legion to Indianapolis in support of the bill. Wednesday the South P.end Chamber of Commerce received a telegram from the chamber at Fort Wayne asking the support of the measure by the South Hend chamber. Immediately tho following telegram was sent to Gov. James P. Goodrich and St. Joseph county' representatives in both houses of the general assembly : "We urge passage of Alden bill enabling Indiana cities le ase j ower to maintain aviation landing fields. "Aeroplane committee."
FrgT.t need of instructors. and assistants in the vocatior.aj rehabilitation work undertaken by the bureau of war risk insurance ws announced through local civil j.t-vi'-o commission, Wednesday. Senior instructors get from $l.0O to J.f'f to hcriri. Fach training sta
tion having sufficient ex-service men !
seeking occupation training, will have- one or more Instructors. Kxperience and education count for ?0 credits in the examination while physical condition is worth 10. Graduation from a standard university together with two years experience in a teaching position or one year in army training work, are prerequisites for civil service tests. For instructors, certificate of graduation in a four year high school course and two years successful teaching experience is required by examiners. Among subjects to be taught are penmanship. Knglish. history, eco
nomics, literature, language, geography, and spelling. In the occupational section 17 subjects are in the curriculum, including such trades as
automotive, building textile, printing, agriculture, applied art?, and electricity. Applications may be filed with the local commissioner, till further notice. KngiiUM iing Vacancies. Vacancies in mechanical, structural and electrical departments maintained by the interstate commerce commission, create places for large numbers of competent engineers. The pay for class A engineer
lis $",900 to $4,S00 annually while
class i; appointees get irom J-.J-v to $::.80O. Especially is there need for eliibles with experience in construction, and maintenance of railways, and men who have had thorough training in Inventorying railway equipment. Operators competent to settle problems involving the economics of location, operation and financing of railroads, are in great demand. Applicants who have had 10 years experience In their various positions and at least five in charge of construction work or overseeing maintenance of equipment, are capable of passing the civil service examination, held for class A engineers.
As the farmers are busy m-aklng hay while the- sun shines they have been slow to bring their produce to the city public cales. Chester Van Arsdel. who takes care of the scales states that the only hay
brought to be weighed in the last
fw davs was two loads or iaiea na from VVakarusa. He thinks the hay will btgin coming in t-oon. He also states that torn has been slo- all summer, only enough coming in to kep the market moving. Tho wheat is most all taken direct to the grain eleator, where they weigh it in the hoppers. The coal and ice companies keep Mr. Van Arsde! busy with their loads cf coal and ice.
Denies Attempting to Bribe Detective at Time of Raid.
th detective but the court placed little credence in tho defendant's testimony since he had been arrested a number cf times before and ccnictei on gambling charges.
"DANDERINE"
Doneson Oliver was driven his choice of paying a J 100 fine or serving 30 days in the county jail when convicted of possessing liquor il
legally In city police court Wednesday. He paid the fine. Oliver's place at 10 Circle av., was i
raided on July S by Sergt. Koczorowski nnd Officers Pallo, Delinski and Hamilton. They testified that they had found a glass containing moonshine whisky. Delinski said that Oliver had offered him a sum of money if the liquor should not be taken in the raid. Oliver denied attempting to bribe
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BOLSHEVIK TROOPS KILLED IX CRIMEA
By United Fre3 : LONDON, July 14. Five thousand Bolshevik troops were killed and 1,000 taken prisoner when forces of Clen. Wrangel trapped and surrounded 8,000 lied cavalry men in tho Crimea, according to a news dispatch from Constantinople today. Wrangel captured a large eiuantity of war material. The anti-Bolshevik army learned of the .Reds' location and closed in on all sides. At a signal they poured their fire into the Bolshevik ranks.
TWO RECRUITS FOR XAVY DEPARTMEXT
Louis Sipitz. 004 S. Catalpa av.. and Anthony Steseuski, 7112 W. Napier St., are the two latest recruits garnered by tho navy recruiting officials, according to announcement given out Wednesday. They will go to Great Lakes withi.1 the next five days. S.pitz signed up for two years while his mate, who is only IT. had to enlist for a year longer. Both entered the navy as apprentice seamen.
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tablets cost few cents. Druggists1
also sell larger "Bayer packages." Aspirin is trade mark Bayer Manufacture Monoaccticacldester of i'al-icylicacid.
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A few cents buys "Panderlr.e. After an application of "Danderlne" you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every' hair shows new life vigor, brightness, more color and thickness.
Diamonds Watches Jewelry $1 Down
Balance in easy payments. See tomorrow's papers.
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Can you pick a good one when you see ii? Get right up there where Spur Cigarettes are galloping in the lead. Judge Spurs by that good old tobacco taste American and Imported tobacco, blended in a neu; way. Judge 'em by their good-breeding, emphasized by their smart package of brown and silver. They're crimped, not pasted. So they burn slower and draw easier.. Rolled in satiny, imported paper. Something about that package and that cigarette just naturally fills the bill. You know Spurs for winners the minute the dealer trots 'em out.
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