South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 201, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1920 — Page 10

-nt bUUIM BtMD NEWS-TIMES THAT SON IN LAW OF PA'S This is out time a fan makes Pa hot HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I'.epjrtfLt. :?2n. by Newtytper Ttntz f fr O "the E'neLr-ie heat Wir VvEU-As'K S-ooDnSS You Male Help Female Help GCT BCk LAST; HUTOY CpWKT, anp r YOUVE ANY C0" MfUES AN'LUCf BCK (I rNDTHD EXPRESS VONY rJ EXPRESS TOASC I PELIVEg IT fvT ' r-arJD UHfKK IX PLEASE ö'uEKATiON PCR THE FEELINGS OF WAVTrr Two "attori SDl a r-V. ! W.V.N n:ii- C.r'. .. H.i:t . r. ETLL - VHAY'S INJ Vh' 1 (TUPTO M)0 KOOM ATONC - THE - . r '.? ry. A ;;! t Nrs no in th'shadc ? .'-rtfrM WANT IIP Mr.o-T J PKOM TH?S AWTUL HEAT; WANTKP Men in fMrr!"? t. ,nli pAVniT.? holp n fnnn. Arply I'ur. I;t. t VA"T: I S MK Ml!!'.: I!TT wii.min i;i;hs ni -' i r r r'R. -j ;'i.v rMi 1 v for work. Art'.ft' lal I o in V-;. tf 7 EES fo ' WANTKI At onre: White rhef. mpaM rVv-T-n 1 i-rr MT.N WAMrn for rity f.i, t-ry t. ork ; ! ' ,, also fr jar.l work. Ai-ly 1702 S. n nrt ; I i.-1.: APTLY MHT1I V- N I W ITOSiiiilf!

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LKGAL NOTiri:

St.ifft of Iri'll.inn, Sr. opppri County, p.". Notice Is hereby jrlvon that tho i:nlfrri?nl Jinn I-n appointed H'lmlr.lstr.itor of tLe K8t.Tt of Anm Klsli. iIhyhhi-i), 4 f St. Jo? County. Sal. I I.'t;ite 1 IxllereJ to Le fcolvnt. FLANK J. KISII. W. H. Miliar. Atty. Administrator. July 3-10-17 MCMCirAT, IlfXNI SALE. Th 'lty of Sout! IVrnl, Inri'.ana. throne! Its rontrollr, ofTors for halo lonls for watt-r work- urposrs. to the rmoiint of four fcnnslroil t!ioi:s;mj (fi1,Ifio.OO oilnrs. Soülod ti!i w!U V rerilvo,! for tl.li

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lssiio f t l'on!s hx tho ront roller of tlio ,tty f.f Soutli l'..'iil. Indiana, until 1' A. M. (Standard Tlim- August 3rd, 1:0 . Tho toruls will bo Issued four hundred in nuitit)':. .th of th mihi of one thousand (l,oiO(Hn dollars with Interest at t fie rate of ni (' per ceiil per annum payalli Hetnl-nnnunlly. Said li'Mid.s to i-e dt'-d Septetnher 1st. Krjo. and :). liundred thousand $10" -CHM).(-()i dollars ma d payable S-pte:nl.r lor. YSZTk one lnindre.l thousaml i?100.ooifi)i dollars Sej tprnl'pr 1st. l'.CO, one hundred thousand iJUmukmmmm tlollars Septeml'r 1st. VC", nnd one hundroi! thousand (Sloo.oui) ,m dnllars Septctnln'r 1-t. 1M0. at tho National I'ark Hank in tlie City of Neu York. N. Y., or any other lank le!cnated ly th- pur-diaKer. The su essful l)idtler must deposit witii the rity treasurer of South Itend, Indiana, the pum of two tiiousau! (J.xi0.;0 dollars t Le forfeited t the pen. eral fund of said 1 1 y if ht' mou-y for tlie payment of said Londs, premium and norm-'l interest .0 not in tho hands of the rity treasurer, on or before tho tontb lav of September. U2t. Th rirlit is reserved to reject any or all Lid?. The City of South I'.end, Its faith, ore 11( nI"l nil its real ami personal property are pledged f t the payment f these bonds and interest. The ejfv's ii-t nssessed vn 1 1 a t i 'ill is .5lL,.(.,-,V. fiO. the tnta! debt of the rity of South I'.end. Indiana, iruludinc this

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No litigation utTe tiii'r

pending or threatened apain.t tlie It v. nnd no default has ever been made in the payment "f Its obligations. The population of the ilty Is about sn.U-0. Very rrspet tf ully. .7, A SWYC.MIT. Jul 1720 City Controller.

LOST AND FOUND

TIIK party w ho pb kd tip a numN-r of railroad jiasses w I r ?i name, V. lc. Howard, and about is-o at Koehh r Sihafers, Saturday venlnp. .Inn.- 17. is known, and t avoid further trouble, leave artbles at rand Trunk t i -k t of-

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TAIITV who found and advertised poekethook rontainiii'r around $10. Singer he k No. 'HJ and Mnall key please notify Nws-Ti:nes at onee. or notify Dan Ko sis. Fhone Count v 70TG-FJ

HELP WANTED.

Salesmen

LOST Indiana lieense. "jrajlO. Finder please return to Nrws-Thnes. (1710 l'J

SALLS.dKN WANTllD Salesmen to sell A Iii speeiallv Companv's floor dr-ss-

inp. A line proposition, either all or part time. Write H. II. Hausier. S-0 I Clinton St.. for interview. l7'.ivtf

LOST New Coodrieh Sllverton Cor! tire .Hv'M'i. pr""Uin:ibly on Lafayette Pf.. Letwreii Was... and Kier or n Hlverside Olive. ISeward if returned to 41t Dean Uhlp. 71ÖN--0

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LOST Contrary l()o on N. Side rar or at torner .Mill and .Main sf.. .Mishawa--ka. Fhone Feward Mlshiwaka 11. Vi. 7105--0

Male Help.

WANTi:i Ma hu.lsfs. Apply Standard Tool and Fntrineei in Co.. l ono-r Lafayette and Indiana av. r.'SM'-O

WANTFI Nit'lit janitor wanted at the Lllsworth sture. 7U71-1U

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Male Help

WANTKI Man fpr general all around work. Apply South Ueiid Watch Co. C?J1-21 WANTLD Several bright younjr men for faefory work. Apply South Itend Wateh Co. r-rjJ-L2

WANTFI) Men f turnhisr motor whiels. The JohiiM-u Motor Whei-I Co. 0'Jl5-tf WANTF.D Several experleaeed maehinists; stead v work; pood pay. Sibley Ma.hine Co. 'JOi L Tutt ht. t;l-30

WANTKI Ti.ilor, one who ran assist with trade. IL-st salarv nnd steady work. Kaab Fros.. 121 N. Mbhipan st. (jCsS-19 WANTKI) Man for porter work and nlfjht watch. .-.ut plve poo.l referene. Aiply In person, do nut telephone. Ideal Laundry Co. CVG-13 WANTKP Washing maehlno salesman to represent a well known washer In near-by territory. Apply In person. F'2 N. MI'.hIpn st. CJl-Au. 12

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Male Help

MKN WANTKP-LIgTit sheet metal worker, rip and iswinp saw men and foundry helpers with pood opportunities for advuacecient. Dodge Mf--. Co. GsCl-AupU

UANTKI) Machine moulders for automoblle lly wheel; pood pay; pood wrkinp condition!-; also several foundry helpers. Apply Perkins Corporation. (10-tf

WANTKP Truck driver for Ford ear; also to assi-t in shipping department. Iix-ulre bervbe dept., Soutli I'.end Halt Co.. 110S S. Hiph st. ty0-tf

WANTFI Men for all branches of central station work; one experienced water tender, peveral men for firemen; turbine operators an 1 oilers. Fxperlence unnecessary If wililnp 10 learn. If you are looklnp for a eteady work at pood starting wagen. Apply at Tower Station and talk It over with us. Indiana Ac Michigan Kleitrk- Co. K'J3-tf W A NTF P -1 :. 1 1 NFFU. ONK ÄT (.MAIN T FI WITH STFAM UFA TIX; PLANT AND WIK) CAN ACT AS 1IFAI .lANITnlt AND DIKF.CT TIIK WOKK OF I WU ASSISTANTS. L. I. IIAKPV CO. C'J."jC-W

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WANTKP - Night watchman. The Singer Mfg. Co. 71.--'i

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peror, Julius Caesar, who In remxklr.s: the calendar give July

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timo it had been reduced to thirty. July also typifies tho power of Cac?ar for In thij month the sun Is the strongest, Long, long ago July was . the fifth month of the year and was therer-ce called Quintiii-, but all that Is cha:rred now that the month has been mm-cd back to seventh rlace Rnd never even remember that it had any name other than July. The ' old Anglo-Saxons called the month Vf? "Hey-mon-ath" because It Ls the time when the hay harvest Is gathered in. S;F1 another peoples called this month -. "Maed-monath" because It 1? the sci

re n when the meads begin to bloom.

Other things than its name July suggest the strength of this month. The rodiacal sign is Leo. which means Hon. and it, too, stands for strength. It i3 thought that if your birthday falls between the first and the sixteenth of July you will be very affectionate, and having once formed an attachment you will hold by It. You will sympathize with others readily and you will share their Joys and sorrows equally with them. You will be emotional and you will have a strong love of nature. You will be thrifty and industrious and you will choose wisely the things to make your home life more comfortable. Your likes and dislikes will be formed hastily and they will be very strong. You

will have literary tastes. Should your birthday come in the last half of the month it is thought that you will be Jolly and lively have lots of wit and be able to tell an entertaining and amusing story. If you follow your emotions you will be led to extremes of conduct, and you had better warn your friends to beware of your temper for it will be decidedly stormy. You will not be overly fond of studying but you will observe carefully. Y'ou will be strong and well built and you will have it In your power to accomplish whatever you set out to do. The blrthstone for July is the ruby, which stands for charity, dignity and divine power. The flower for the

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HOW OM3 IS BOB?

nn: conckalfd ohchkstra A letter taken from each word will reveal in each sentence a musical instrument. 1. Housekeeping requires experience these days Dora. 2. Great singers, undoubtedly, must protect their throats. 3. Florence, will you telephone Edna. 4. Traveling in foreign lands aids education. 5. These grapes are splendid. 6. Alfred disappeared after dinner. 1X)UR LKTTKR SQUARES 1 what the clock does a thought a room of confinement a vegetable a piece of money an ugly giant a Japanese flower found in the tree tops 3 paradise a shady valley a girl's name orderly AX S WE RS THE COyCr ALED ORCHESTRA 1. Guitar. 2. Trumpet. 3. Flute. 4. Violin. 5. Harp. 6. Fife. 12 3 TICK C O 1 X E D E .V IDEA OGRE DALE CELL IRIS ELLA KALE X E S T X E A T HOW OLD IS LOB? Seien. Fold forxcard along A-A and backvard along B-B.

month is the water-lily which symbolizes purity of heart. An old verse for the month says:

"The plowing ruby shall adorn Those who in July are born; Then they'll be exempt and free From love's doubt and anxiety." 0 A weather prophecy for July says: "If th first of July it be rainy weather 'Twill rain more or less for four treeks together." July Is a month of revolutions and battles. It is indeed a month of strength and rower. Nations have been born and monarchies dethroned In this month, the month of heat and struggle July. Our own Knited States hook off the yoke of English power and rose a free nation on the fourth of July.' The French peasants rebelled against a cruel and oppressive government on the fourteenth of July. The Battle of Gettysburg In the Civil War was fought on the first of July. General Washington took command of the United States Army on the third of July. The Reign of Terror In France ended on the twentyeighth of July. What other things do you know that happened in this month of mid-summer?

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SUMMER FUN lr H, Summer is a dandy time, I j For after school is done, JJ Comes one grand long vacation Ten weelcs of play and fun. There's time lo wade and time to swim Out in the lake so blue. And time to play upon the sand, Which I love best to do. There's walking time, and resting time. And time to eat three meals; In Summer time there's always time To do just as one feels. There's time to read and time to sew. Or pay a social call; Oh, dear, I wish time would stand still And never move to Fall. For everything in Summer time. From dawn to set of sun. Is just as nice as nice can be. For Summer time is Fun.

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ifVEKY BOY Is Tamlllar with the I Hoy Scouts and very few boys do not at one time or other belong to a troop. One cf the requirements to obtain a first class scout degree Is to be able to start . fire without matches. There are many different devices used. Some of them resemble the old Indian methods and require a great deal of physical strength and patience, but with the equipment shown In the accompanying drawing after a little practice, a fire can be started very' quickly. Outfits made from these plans have won several contests for speed in setting f.rcs. Begin w-crk on the outfit by making the bow B. For this set a pi-?ce of oak wocd K" x m" x 30". Lay out on the piece the pattern given on the detailed drawing" cf the bow. Here a hole to form the round pirt cf the cutout Just ahead of the hand hold. With a coping, keyhole, or turning saw cut to line. Next make the hcles for the leather or buckskin thong. These holes are bored frith a bit. After this finish the bow by first scrapdnj all corners round with

pieces of brcken window gia-ss. and then smoothing with fine sandpaper. , Spend plenty of time scraping and sanding, so the handle will be nicely, rounded and all parts perfectly smooth and free from silvers. Rub the bow, with linseed or other c it so If you are caught out in the rain with It. the wood will not be affected. A leather thong can be bought at almost any hardware or sporting goods store. It ' Is to be threaded through the holes' and held In place by a brad pushed . through the leather so It cannot slip i back through the hole. I The block D is also made of oak. I The drawing shows the corners cham-j

' fered. and a screw driven abo-.it 3-16") ! below the surface at the center. This j ! screw acts as a bearing against which ; I the head of the round head screw n ; the end of the drill C 1 held. : I The drill C Is to be made of cypres , la this material will start the tinder j more readily than other wood. It j jean be made perfectly round left! 'square or have the corners planed off. ; One end is nicely rounded and the '

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i'art A. the tinder board is made oi cypress. Lay out the notches as shown ;n the drawing and before cutting bore V" hole deep. The h-.lcs are to receive the end of the drill. The notches are cut with a siw. The tinder !s made by f:a;ing piece cf maniila rope cr twine. Ottr materials such as o:led cotton might be tried. To start a f.re make scrr.e shavings from a dry piece of r'ick. Collect ome dry grass and twigs. Place the board A on the ground and below or. 5 of the notches place a bun :h of tinder. "Wind the thong cn the bow about the drill as shown. In the asjmh!d drawing. Place the end cf the drill in the hole, the Msck V held in the left hand on the srrow. in the othr end of the drill. Grajp the row by the handle with The r.zht hand. hold part A with which ever knee is most convenient and .-a-.v with the bow. -au!ng the drill fo revolve bark and forth rapidly. As :cr. as the tinder begins to smoke remove the board, pi'-k up the tinder ant blow steadily on it. or Bw'ng It. holding ia ' both hands till it begins to Cxma. .

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