South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 350, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 December 1920 — Page 13

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SANTIAGO. Chi!?, T"- 14. Divrritj' in railway -a i:t:c In u. in th- southern i-rublics rf South America is on? of tht- iff;ultirs f.icinc: r.iihvny officials in this ccntlnont who uro trying to f.. -iIit:tte intcrn.itional train Service. In tho Arjjpntir.f tho naut'f! mainly in in?1 1.4 S5 mter; in IJrizil a rnetr and in the country. 1 $. TravHrn fnm Arpr-ntina to Chil mi'st rha'r trains at Mtiuloza, Argentina. vl)fr- th v.l-lf riucre rn-is and a in'-tr p.iucp crc'''j tlio Andes to tin- Chilui 'own rf aj9 Aniles. Ilf-v at'othr rhin; must lf rr.a'ie sine' virtualU all th Chilean statf Iit:-. lncIu-Un? th Inr.i;!tu.llnal railway of l,;2u mil'; an1 l.CS paufre. If, ;io'ver. the traveler's destination i r.orthur ('hil, he proved t X'iüparaiso or. a wide p.-au tlicn chan,;,f a sain to a meter line. If hf wishs to visit copper mlnps in ihis vicinity hf must ;!. rlifiiice at nniasro or Hancaprua, A traveler may proceed by rail

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WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 14. In view of th- movement started In the anti-saloon leagaie to curtail the issuance of permits for nocalled non-beverajr alcohol, a report of thf commissioner f inter-

from Uuenos Aires to Holvia hut he must i-har.pe trains in Tucuinan. Argentina, where the wide guufre ends. He thru rides over a mrrow .auge state line lo he fremtier. A Kimiliar diversity in uau'es exists in cor.necifons frm the Kiver IMate countries to Brazil.

CT Tjrp of cigfctj-flTe-foot D-boat ctiascrs ballt la the United Stntes for Italy which sank two 21,000-ton Acatrlan dreadno'agbLa darin the world war aad are now an Important part the Italian NaTj.

100,000 HOPEFULS HAM CAPITAL TO LAUD 25,000 JOBS l I Inauguration Time to Find Political "Spoils" in Big Demand.

a time Fince the days of Andrew Jackson when such a comparatively s-mall number of federal employe

will b affected by an incoming ad

unusio.1 if men expecting to benefit Yy thes thanpes do not top work in Indiana, Ohio. Colorado.

Wisconsin or elsewhere and com

ministration. This la princ ipally , '.o Washinjrton to stay until they

have received the appointments' they feel they have merited by their work for 1 lie ticket.

lue to the fact that Pres't Wilson

iH.Tued an executive order under which .ill th postmasters In the nation were put under the forms of civil service. Nevertheless, the demand for federal office is Just as frreat now amons the republicans as it was amoni,' the democrats when Wood-raw-Wilson took office In 1913. In

Treasury .Teds Available.

Outside the jobs named, which r.re the principal ones, there are : scores of internal revenue agents, j prohibition enforcement offic-rs. i

er lploycs of the departments of jus- !

every state thousands of eaper a-j Ucr and interior; au'ent of th (!'-1

WASHINGTON, D. C. Dev?. 14. It is estimated nearly 100, 0O0 candldites hav nppejired. or are bemir srrooied, for tho 2 5,000 Kovrrnjnrni Jobrf th) republlrann rtll hnvo : fnr ltwtribuUon aftrr r.ir-h 4 when j r-res't-elect ITardlnt? tske.s office und tho ftiler&l machinery Is tuni--'.1 over to the rrpnMic:ins. Tr.rlude.l In th list o! JoS aro

. 12 members of the r.ib!nt at 512.-i

:.: year each; 3 3 minister? to forUtti 'mtiors at from JIMOO a year down: about 55 United Ftate dls- : trV t uttorneys at an average of : 5 ".COO a year rnch: nn rqual number of ITnited State marhalR, nvi 'aclnt: $l,000 a year each; SO In- ' ernil revenue collectors at about ' Sj.000 i yenr c-nch; 40 collectors of , customs at from $ 1 0 . 0 rrf- a year

.down to Sr,.r00 a year, besides num-

rous oim in inn nt'ii.irimnuB i i i 'Washington paying from J3.000 a', .jenr upward to JIO.00'0. Th jobs that pay 5 5.0 00 a year t ; more are fewer than r00, all told.1 j and the remainder of the 24.500 a ; ear, yet as invariably Is the ca.-e ;fter a preat national polltiral turnover, politicians in every state are ' i ulrtady weekin? the Jobs on the -he- ' orj- that though they do not pt i much r.toney they will pe t "Foft"

bcrthf" and a frreat amount of prestlrre when they land on the povern- .

. ment pay roilp. To Haunt Solon.. Tn? io-calll spoils mtctn. based ion th? tlieory that "to the victor b -! lorrss thfl ppolls." Ls aj old almost as ! the wernmTit ltpelf or A has ben ; practiced ayatpmattcar.y by nearly j :;11 new administrations, eöpeciaüv I on every occasion when control Ipnrsed from one pnrty to the other. yet it I.- doubtful If their has be. n

pirants- for federal Jobs are alreadv

initiatins: their campaigns and republican representdtives, senators and state chairmen are teinc overwhelmed with requests for indorsements for th!.s .that or the other Job. it is a cafo prediction that when inauguration time rolls around on March 4 thousands of those who como to Washington to take part In

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crs who will haunt the office of

thijr representative's and senators seeking1 appointments that may. or may not, com. The 25,000 chanpes expccte.'d to be made hy the new administration cannot be made-In a day and it will be t-ix months or a year before the creator part of the chancre are made. Yet it will be

partment of labor, hlprher officials

of the po:Uofflce, commerce, war.' navy and state departments and j heads of innumerable bureaus and commissions in Washington. Of the 1S.UÜO employes of the i treasury department who hav lo . do with Internal reveruc? and taxation 7,000 ar not miliar the i i" service and these positions may b converted into u.)oils" if the pro!-. lcnt-elwt ho (Ucrcf In the main these are hlph-salaried f osltion'. : The difficulty with the situation.'

however, is that the service calls

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and the men who now fill them not i only wer- chosen for competency i in the f Irrt place but they have the j added advantage of experience. Any 1 displacinont of these experts on a j

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Beautiful Floor Lamps Slashed In Price! You need look no further now for the most pleasing Christmas present money will buy one of our Beautiful Floor Lamps I We bought the choice of electric floor lamps every one of them beauties at our own price, enabling U3 to pass them on to you at a fraction of former prices. Think of this FLOOR LAMPS, $50 AND $75 VALUES, SACRIFICED AT

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- "fT?' -- ' 1 lJi P vmj i ini niW i m i i y ' j mm t ' 'H f'" Hi ' i m n ' 1 "" 1111 11 1 11 - -- '- - ' - - - -,r 1 J- im im -m'mi I .1 . 11 1 lin 1 1 1 mmm 1 - - - . - . ... . . .. $150,000.00 W. R. Hinkle, Incorporated Formerly Hinkle Motor Car Co. South Bend, Indiana. 8 PREFERRED STOCK Tax Exempt in Indiana Dividends 8c per annum, payable quarterly January 1st, April 1st, July 1st, and October 1st of each year. Callable on thirty days notice after October 1st, 1S25, at $105 per share. Citizens Trust 5c Savings Bank, South Bend, Registrar and Transfer Agent A sinking fund of 10 of the total amount of Preferred Steck outstanding shall be set aside in cash within thirty days after October 1st, 1925 and within thirty days after October 1st of each year thereafter for the redemption of the Preferred up to $105 per share. In offering the public this issue, we call attention to the following features, summarized from a letter of President V. R. Hinkle, which makes this security attractive to discriminating investors who wish to combine a high income return with stability of basic husines conditions underlying the investment. CAPITALIZATION. Eight Percent Preferred Stock (This bsue) $150.000.00 Common Stock 3SO.000.00 Total $500.000.00 PURPOSE OF THE ISSUE The purpose of this issue is to provide additional working capital coirdtieiisurate with th Companys requirement to supply the demand for its product. THE FOUD CAR. ami to refund short term bank loans. SECURITY Th is isue of Preferred Stock is preferred as to as:-ets and dividends. I he company cannot create any bonded or mortgage indebtedness without first retiring this isue or without the consent of a majority of the outstanding Preferred Stock. COMPANY'S ASSETS. The company's balance sheet of October 1st, 1920. showed totl assets in tlu way of land, building- and equipment, taken at conservative values of $504,303.2 3. BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT The Company OWns at 223 North Lafayette Blvd.. South Rend, a beautiful twotory iind basement structure with a frontage of 82 feet and depth of 155 feet, thoroughly modem and eQtlippcd With tile best obtainable machinery for the repairing and serving of cars and regarded as one of the show places of South Bend. The company recently purchased the new Csboil Garage at 144-148 Lincoln Way East, South Bend, with a frontage of 01 feet and a depth of 1 75 feet and a modern, fire proof construction. In 1916 a branch was opened at 2 1 5 Lincoln Way West, Mishawaka, Indiana, built along modern garage lines free from posts or incumbrances, fire proof and with a frontage of 60 feet and a depth of 165 feet. In 1918 a new building was erected in North Liberty, Indiana, to house the company's branch i;t that point, with a frontage of 62 '2 fcet and a depth of 165 feet. This building is fire proof, with beautifully appointed sales rooms and equipped with the most modern machinery. MANAGEMENT AND OWNERSHIP. The active management of V. R. Hinkle, Incorporated, embraces a personnel which has been closely associated in the operation of the affairs of this company since the company's inception in 1911, each member of this organization being especially fitted to his particular line of duty. Price $100 per share The legality of this issue has been approved by Messrs Anderson, Parker, Crabill and Crumpscker, and Messrs. Shively & Gilmer. We recommend this issue for investment. Descriptive circular will be mailed upon request. R. W. GEYER as R .W. GEYER & COMPANY (Fisccd Arjeui) J. M. S. Bldg. South Bend, Indiana. Phone Lincoln 5364. Subscriptions are also being ieceived at the Citizen's National Hank or at the olhre of V. R. Hinkle, Inc., 223 North Lafayette Blvd. Issuer s Certificate No. 3. Under Indiana Securities Commission.

Electric Service Co. 11 5-17 W. Colfax Ave. "TKEWiFESAVIKG STATION"

The manufacturers making: these high prade IUCHTON'E niONOartArilS have been gelling direct to Jtbbers only, but cTvins to the money ptr'.apcncy, Jobbers vgre unable to prccure cash tu liay for them, and thtrt-fore v.-a are ordered by the manufacturers to ell thope direct through thH store, regardless of value, t the following prices, war tax paid: LIXE NTTMBKH ONK 1 Inches high; retAil value $100.00; m!p price S49.75 UM: SVMHEn TWO Retail Talue $125.00; wie prkv Sßi.uo T T VI' XUmEH niru:i: ItetAll nluo 135.00; ale price- 369. ÖO line NVMm:u rorrt Retail value $150,00; sale price $:5.00 IJNE NUMBim FIVE Retail value S175.00; sale prioo $87.50 LIXE XCM11ER SIX Retail value S2OO.O0; sale price $99.50 LINE NUMBER SEVEN leola Mano-cany Consul. $22T valuo S123.oo

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Our House Slippers make every day a holiday. Their pleasure' points are comfort that lasts. No need to look farther for your "foot Comfort" wants. For Father Low or high cut slippers in leather or felt paddcri or Icathrr sole-. For Mother AH colors in satin or felt, padded or leather sole, plain or fur trimmings. For Children Blue or red padded sole. Comfort felt slippers. These House Slippers not only make a gift that is appreciated but are moderately pricrd. Make this a Xmas of happy feet for the family.

20 f.'c reduction on everything in the store.