South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 206, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 July 1920 — Page 3

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Everv Place in Citv to Visited in Search of Delinquents.

With tho arrival, next Monday, of two ai!.!itior.al re-venu deputies frm Indianapolis-, alni with the M 1 n er p'iui'lron which his Ju.t coni-

jilft'! a roundup of Ulinqucnts in fry. Collector i'ummlr. ' f tho local Internal revenue ol'.'.re. will innucurate a sweeping canvass of all est.ihliBhmcr.ta subject to luxury tax laws. This tvill continue Into Aucut to ortr.;; to jusrtiro thos federal taxI iyr who t ill t' hand in annual tux statements, which fall clue he

re July 31. the expiration of time

limit. All varieties f prcclal taxes

must he ret'.irr.M before the end of .T'ily. Theater licence, oleomarerii.e license, hootln gallery permits, pawn-broker license, billiard halls, tax's, juMlc amusement t.'ixof. cifrir manufacturer permit.- and licence? mi public fairs, all fall due and muKt be handed In within seven days. St Niv Hulc. An adied regulation lail d-wn bv the revenue department is the rule r quiring benevolent and educational institutions holding corporate rh.vUrs to lile capital .Mock statements, whether cxemit from tax payment or not. Itcport, on full

v.i lue of r.'ipiril ptoV, mu?t be turned in with cl.ilm of exemption attached V.'ith a little more than a week to cl in special tax returns. CnJJertor Cum mini's ;tr.r. ';r,o an unu5-ially Ure r.rnT.ortlon of firm. that have

not an yet arpared with K'.atcmer.ts j A huRe ru.h for filint; returns will;

of,n sA.tmp the revenue nfflrc, as a result of the thot:htle-sr.e!s of loral buFir.'m men, a.-sert the collertor. Those wh" w.ilt till the list minute before Mini: and find themselves ur.alile to et In their statement will have to pay the .vime penalty as delinquents who make no effort to hand in return..

WILL PREACH AT PARK SERVICES

Rev. M. Lyon to Deliver Sermon at Community Meeting Sunday Night. Rev. Milford Lyon. Winona L,ak evanpelist, will deliver the sermon at the continuity services to be held at Ixepir park next Sunday evening at S o'clock. In easf of inf lenient weather, it has been announced, the services .vlll bo held In tho First M. K. chur:h. Rev. Rodney 1. McQuarry will have charpo of the music, and the Lowell Height male quartet will be amor.t,' the special numbers. The ontr service will be based upon the tabernacle sons books'. Rev. U. S. Iavis. president of tho Ministerial association will preside at the services.

PLAN TRAINING SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Committee of Twentv-one to Meet Saturday to Arrange Schedules.

The committee ef 21 cn religious education meets Saturday noon at the call of Jtev. Rodney McQuary. pastor of thts; First Christian church, and chalrmn of the organization.

Constitution and plana for establishment of Sunday training schools for teachers and selection of a central headquarters for the institution's work will be order of business. A maws meeting of all Protestant churchgoers. Interested In the project will be held following the meeting of the committee for endorsement of the deliberations of the organization's alms and plans. The Idea of a central Sunday school organization originated at a recent meeting of the South Rend Ministerial association. Cooperation

and united effort amor.pr the various sects in St. Joseph county is considered an improved method of ypreadln;r the word of God. When the organization is started administrators and churchmen of national reputation will be procured to make the educational program of the ministerial association a success.

OLIVET CHURCH WILL HOLD REVIVAL SERVICES

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Revival services, under the direction of Martha J. Keys. Mayfitld, Ky.. evangelist, will be the feature of the camp meeting to be held at Kaley's grove, the week beginning Aur- 1. under the auspices of Olivet M. E. church. Rev. A. S. Readdlr.g. pastor, will supervise the celtbratlon. Included in the list cf speakers will be T. J. Askew, of Detroit. Mich., and J. W. Saunders ol South Bend. A chorus of 50 voices will furnish the accompaniment to the

revival. Following tho religious services will be a barbecue.

DETROIT TO CELEBRATE STUDEDAKER DAY

Detroit is to have n Ptudebaker day tomorrow. Just as we had one a few weeks ago. At the time wo had ours the Detroit branch of tho Studebaker band came to this city and so the South Bend branch left Friday morning at 9:45 on tho Northern Indiana for Detroit, to play at the b!g celebration.

ELLSWORTH STORE HAS KEW MILLINERY HEAD

Tho Ellsworth etoro has a new manager of the millinery department, Miss Kstelle Sharpe of Louisville, Ky. Miss Sharpe has had charge of a large department in Louisville for the past five years.

YOUNG MEN MAY JOIN MARINE CORPS

Seventeen is Age Limit for Enlistments With Parent's Consent.

A fact that few young men know, is that 17-year-old males may enlist in the regular marine corps with their parents' consent. Even 16 years will '"get you In." but In this ca5 you muht have the consent of your parerus and must enlist na ar apprentice muvidan. For th. ycung men who are musically IncMned this is an ( xct lht opportunity. The marine recruiting station, 231 S. Michigan ft., has received a call for 23 ex-service men for the prison guard at Paris Island. S. C. "If you want a good Job Just take the prison guard." says Sergt. Frank Kerr of the station. He knows because he had 13 months of it. Paris Island also wants 20 noncommissioned officers who have seen previous service. The same station wants 10 men a month to enter the aiation mechanic service.

Acic York Central Adds

Right Baggage Man

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added to the list of employes of the

New York Central railroad. He Is

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He was formerly the head porter of

the Oliver hotel.

COMMERCIAL SECRETARY

TO VISIT AT LAKES

Alexander Jacobren, secretary of I the commercial bureau of the Cham- ! ber of Commerce, will leave Satur- j day for a trip to the lakes of upper j Wisconsin. During his three weeks !

absence ho will af.end the conventions of the National Retail Secretaries and the Retail National Credit Men to be held at Detroit, Aug. 9 to 13. Miss Mathicson to Spend Week at Lafayette Miss Hilda Mathieson, manacrer of the cafeteria of the Y. W. C. A. left Friday for a week's visit at her home In Lafayette. Ind. Sho was accompanied by h?r brother. Everett Mathieson. whs since his discharge from the service a year ago has been doing relief work in Egypt, Turkey and other countries of the east.

PRESENT PROGRAM AT HE ALT HW IN HOSPITAL

A program was presented at Healthwin hospital Thursday night under the auspicen of the South Rend conservatory. Among the numbers were a piano solo by Miss Emma Berlnger; vocal solo. Miss Lucille Ainsley; a reading by little MLs.1 Margaret Reattie: dances, "Tho Daisy Dance" and Petite Coquette" by Adele Shaw; piano solo. Miss Helen Sahlegel.

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