South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 1, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 January 1922 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SUNDAY. JANUARY I. 1922

5,000 VETERANS TO ATTEND RECEPTION

A New Year

A New Yar at 1 1 t ; a happy icy. Th OM Y fir drys a tar. As or. the xv!rus o! a winter night. Is borne a lovelv Nov.- Year.

Value of Breeding Rabbits to Be Demonstrated at Exhibition Here

A ypar thit Is not worn and old, L'ut yo-.n; and bright today; ! It come.? to you to do as you like, I-'f- It m1 or sr'.ai and gay. !

ro" arc r.tSnrj n.n.1- : The b3 rir.s o-:t a fad "proodbye" .

!I look Vack at th-- laushlr.s child: Ar.il know3 h.a worl: la done.

iry. a cheor to you.

Or are you p:1 that he's gone?

Arvl you ran Ter.ty-t?ro A l.'ew Year now to J.iwn. Cheer u-p! Be s!ad; resolve that you Will welcome and be true To the mrv borne habe of laughter New Year of Nineteen Twenty-

Committer Arc Preparing for Great Fete at Stutlrhnkcr Corp. on Jan. 16.

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reception to given Monday evening. Jan. 16. In the Admt3itrat:on r::!Mtrp' of the S.udhaker corpora

tion for the fx-?ervle rr.eri of South, V. .13 he

',end and their friends. The committees at lanr. cor.fl.-t-Inc: of 75 Interred citlzer.. In making an effort o reach every veteran of the world w.r In the community. Iho Invitation tein iud through the different clubs, churches ar.1 other organizations that are In touch with the former oidien. Enthusiasm a.s to t:ie affair has been manifest from the r.innlr.?, end If the way In which the various committee are cooperating r:v- .;r.s fcnythlr.fr, the e nten.ilnmer.t b destined to certain fuays?. Amor; the many lntereftlnsr features which ar to be presented ar" the "hut." which will h In charge of the Salvation Army Infslrs. the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Doughnuts and co.Te aro to be dlspcn:;-! Jurt as they were "over there." and there will be ether thirge of Ilk nature to pet the "boys" started with their "Say! do you remeribr and their reminiscences. The decoration committee U rr.al:Ir.f an effort to have the reception rcom.3 as Kurjestlve n. porslble of the fle'ds of France. The committer, which consl5ts of i:. K. Austin, J. Frei Chriatman. Y L. Cook. Mra. Fre1 Dennis, Mrs. John O. Grimm, and Guy WI?er, will rnet Tuesday .fternoon at 4 o'clock at tho Administration buUdlnp to discuss th: rpKibllitlfs for "I'.cal color" in the decorations. Headquarters of the funeral co;nmittee are in the LV.m building. The committee asks that the uff.ilr be plven wide publicity and that the fact that ex-.cervlce men and their ladies will be admltttd free of rharge. be given to every vetery iu tho cltv.

MANY APPLICANTS ARE GIVEN JOBS

PACIFIC TREATY TO AID PEACE: UCHIDA (Copyright, 1021. ) TOKIO. Dec. 31. The signing of tho four power agreement between America. Great Hrltaln. Japan and I Vance means the beginning of a new era of International relations, not only between Japan and the United States but between each of the countries concerned in the new agreement." Tills Is the opinion of Count Uchlda minister of foreign affairs expressed in an Interview with the I. X. S. Count Uehlda has seen the various stages of the American diplomacy and as am.bas5a.d0r for the United States In 13 0 9, and foreign minister In 1011 ha had opportunity to know th trend of the nations In international affairs.

.'IUI. 11 vi L I.J1U ll lll'J LiOUt'iV between the United States and Japan." .said Count Uchida. "has never existed so far as the charge of the governments of the two countries are concerned. I have been In charge of the department of foreign affairs in Tokio, through many of the socalled crisis and at no time that I recalled when affair; reached a point that might be thought to be a Ftrain on relationship." j "The new agreement not an I alliance In the m'.IltarLstlc pense at all: It Is rather an Instrument i formed for the malntence of peace; by peaceful means." ;

Auto O icncrs $el; iciv Lice. isc Plates An ever inert aMr:g number of eager applicants crowded Saturday mornintr Into the office of William Ilapp. 207 S. Main St.. where fj22 licenses are being l.;?ued. In a last minute scramble tor thlr new plates. Over 30 0 were taker: care of Friday, and the office uns opened a half hour earlier Saturday ruornlncr to take care of the numbers thit were expected to appear. They appeared. Shortly after ? o'clock people came into the office, filled out their application?, ar.d waited until the pates were opened for burners. "Standing room only" was the order of events for the re?t of the day, and at times It took dxt-ri'y to secure ven standing room. "Never failed yvi," -aid the cashier in charge, -'human be'.r.-rs will put off things until the lost minute an! they always have to suffer for It. We're taking care of th-m Ju.t as fist as wo can. but there's a limit to the amount cf work we cari do in one law I think, however, a'.' record? h.ive h.--e-! b-ok. n to lav."

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Summary of Figures Reveals Chamber of Commerce Employment Bureau Active. Unlike the year of 1320. the year just past did not present a serious shortage of labor. During the early part of tho year 1320 there still prevailed a serious shortage of labor In all ita branches to such an extent that opportunities for employment far exceeded applications. For this reason the .s-um total of placements tor the past year is considerably lower than under normal conditions. The Chamber of Commerce employment bureau reports 2.37S applications for the jast 12 months and 1 ,- t.11 p'aceiment3. The labor surplus has, during the past year, been a matter of grave concern In practically all comm.unIt:es, but the situation in South Bend did not become grave until two months ago. A comparison of figures of the number of applications for work previous to Jan. 1. 1920 and the present time is ihown by tho following figures. Three-month period before 102 0; applicants, 1,293; applications for help, 2.SÖ7; number placed, 873. Of the number applying, only 12 were roldicr3 and 25 were placed. The present employment department of the Chamber of Commerce was the outgrowth of the American Legion employment bureau which was established in the Commerce building" In January, 1321. From. January to August 500 ex-soldiers applied for work and were placed. Chilians Seek Work. During the month of August many civilians as well as ex-soldiers were, out of work and the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion employment office was opened. In September the employment situation became so acute that the Chamber of Commerce placed two peopla In charge of the department. The following is the report of tn-3 department to Dec 31:

Applied January to Sept.... 00 August 8 5 Srtc ruber l.'O October 37 November ,,)7 Decem.her cr.: Tot a' 2.3 7S

Kx-soldlers. Nearly all of thG women appljdng for work during the past year have been placed. In October only 15 women applied for werk and ah were reft-rred tc positions. In November,

and all werc referred to During the past month, and of this number 13 placed. two weeks of December

a notable falling off In

the number of men applying for worK. The large number applying is due in a large part to the number cf transients visiting the city.

Value cf breeding domestic rabbits for food and fur utility will be dcrr.or.ftrated at the exhibition of the South Bend and Mishawaka liar bit Breeders' association, which wllll re held at 231 S. Michigan Jan. 4 to 10. More than 200 entries have been made. In addition to the commercial value of the industry various types of fancy and pet ttock will be ethown. According to officials of the association, interest in the development of the Industry haa widely expanded during the laat year ajid Is constantly growlr.tr a evidenced by the Largo

ly no reason exLsts why they car.net be used for the ?ame purpese in this country. Have Many Uses. The Himalayan. Champagne, Silvers. Polish and ether types are being widely used for Imitations of the more expensive fur of different anlmah". Flemish skina are pronounced good enough for doormats, auto robes and children' fur, hence fanciers believe that the opportunity Is present to develop the fur sido of the Industry. Officers of the association Bay that the exhibition will be the most

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Large Transportation Com pany Announces Rail-Lake Freight Project.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31. Chicago today was destined to become one of ' the great ports of the world as the' result of a deal consummated by the Great Lakes Transportation Co. "With the purchase of two large warehcuffs owned by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.. the transportation company announced it will make Chicago a pert cf original entry and delivery for a line of steamers plying between Buffalo and Chicago. The Great Lakes Transportation Co. recently purchased the steamship line controlled by the railroad. It was announced the transportation company will make Joint rate arrangements with western and southwestern railroads operating In Chicago. A rall-lake-and-rail tariff covering the traffic will be filed with the interstate commerce commission, of-' flcials announced. i

To itriMUMBini roon. NEW YORK, Dec. 31. If I had a million dollars I would help the poor," Morris Jacobs told his friends. Now he has inherited SS.CCO.MO and he says he Is going: to help them f.ive times a3 much as he had planned to.

! SiniK $100.000 "HALM. 1 NITvV YORK, rc 31. "He threw me down to marry a woman ! 70 years old," said Miss Helen I Young. 24. cloak model. a she f.led j a J100.CO0 suit aealnst Frank A. I Fischer for breach cf prcmlo.

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Year's novelties at the Bcok Shop. 119 N. Mich'gan st. Stationery, fountain pens, gold and silver pencils at attractive prices. 353-tf

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number of inquiries received here by persons seeking information concerning every phase of rabbit breeding. It is declared that at the present time the utility side of the fancy type Ls being only partially developed, that Is, the meat value, while tho possibilities offered in the proper marketing of the fur have been virtually neglected. The big problem of the industry, it Is said. Is finding sale for rabbit skins instead of throwing them away. In other countries they are used for fur. With prices of hides of commercial fur animals maintaining a steady demand, breeders fee a fine opportunity to boost the fur of the rabbit. It Is stated as a fact that some breeds of American rabbits are being used extensively in other nations for their fur and ap-parent-

comj-lete both hin point of exhibits and educational vaiue ever attempted In this section of the country. Aside from showing the food value of the rabbit and the substantial money returns which. It Is said, may be derived from a modest Investment, other features of the show will include: Housing and hutches: proper handling of a rabbitry; stock selection: breeding; food selection; selling and shipping; exhibiting. Standard varieties of black and steel gray riemlsh,' American spoted giant black other solid colored giants. New Zealand, Belgian. Angora, Himalyan, English spotted, Dutch, black and tan. Silvers gray, brown and fawn Polish and Japanese embrace some of the leading specimens whlcch tho exhibition will comprise.

Make one of Goldiw Mann's five cigar 6tores your meetinj place downtown. 359-tf

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BUSINESS LEADERS PREDICT PROSPERITY

BLACKHAND VICTIM FOUND IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 31. These prominent Chicagoans today told why 1922 will be a happy year for the United States: C. II. Gustafson, president of the L". S. Grain Growers, Inc.. "next year will see a new era of peace and

happiness In business. This is be-

cause farmers are determined to cooperate and take a hand in their own business." Julius Bosenwald, president Sears-Boe-buck Co. "My new year will be. happy because it promises a more peaceful and prosperous world." David B. Forgan, banker "It appears as though the arms conference will bring many new blessings to the world in 1922." Louis Swift, president Swift and Co. "The country has turned the corner. Now let us all work so that 1922 will see the fulfillment of our best hopes and desires."

CHICAGO, Dec. HI. Police werconfronted with a murder mystery here today when the body of a well dressed man was found In a shed in the rear, of a building In the Italian quarter of the city. The body was found by a 10-year-old girl. The police theory is that the man may have been a victim of blackhandeif, Absence of evidences of a strugglo In the shed indicated tho man had been killed elsewhere and his body brought there.

TjT YEARS YOUNG. It is 57 years young; up-to-date 20th century methods throughout. Get particulars free. No importunity. Walter Fegan. J. M. S. Bldg. 359-tf Advt.

16-oz. tin Velvet, 11.35.

Engel' s. 238-tf.

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watch von ourt clearance SALE, Now that Christmas shopping Is a thing of the past plans are already under way for our Clearance Sale Our extraordinary values which you can profit by will be announced within a few days and it will be an opportunity for practical economy on your part. Ries Furniture Company. 359-tf

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HEAD TOWARD VERNON'S The reason clothing 25 per cent

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JOYS INCREASED. Th? Joys of motoring will be Increased If you have your car Insured with the Greenan Agency. Farmers' Trust bldg. 3 4 S-tf

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CIRCULATION FACTS NO. 1 The News-Times will guarantee the largest circulation, both daily or Sunday, of any newspaper published in northern Indiana. Over 1 7,000 every day. Over 18,000 Sunday. 20 cents a week. Applicant for ABC membership.

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movi; i'intMiTs. Fred Clem. 1 ? ' i S Michigan st.. to 713 Cv.5hi:;g st. John Lyn -h. 4" iZ. Howard st.. to HIS 1-2 N. Hi'.i f.. G. S. IIa 'er. ." : 4 1-2 n South ft.. to 7C1 N". Seventeenth st. James !Car-. 'sar. lis 1-3 S Michigan St.. t- !.' 1 W. Washington a v. Edward lUrthrr-an. 516 Allen t.. to 711 Le'.ar.d ar.

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LETT US HELP by loaning ou the money, nee led. You pay back In small iioiithly payments that you will never miss. Call in and talk it over this mtv he est nothing. SECURITY LOAN CO. Cor. Main and hlngton St., South Rend. Main 101S.

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HOOKS FOR THE. EVENING AT HOME. When th w:r.i whistles outside, when th grate f.r burr. merrily, tht-re Is n-. thing more enjoyable thin .'. co-1 hck. At th ivmk Shop. 113 N. Michigan t.. you may sebx-t any type of Sock that suits your f ir.cy f.ctfon. trael. hit.ry. in fact ar, subject ir. whirh you are ir.ter(iUi is covered by the tcoks In our

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Tlir llig Electric Sil: Wlifuc uti lte:alrln . D. Moran & Son

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on Savings Accounts All amounts, large or small, placed with us between now and i January 10 will draw 5 To interest from January 1 and corn-j pound quarterly. INDIANA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 122 North Main St. SOUTH REND. LVD. !

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W. L. DOUGLAS shoes are "price-protected." The retail price and W. L. DOUGLAS name are stamped on the sole of every pair. This assures genuine value and guarantees the wearer against unreasonable prices. Popularly priced at $6, $7 and $8.

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Central Cigar Store Located in CENTRAL DRUG STORE

Michigan and Washington Streets Southwest Corner 40,000 CIGARS Regular 1 0c size Box of 50 $3.00 Box of 25 $1.50 A real good smoke popular brand, box of 50. .$2.00 CIGARETTES Camels, Lucky Strikes, Chesterfields, Piedmont $1.65 Carton. Sunshine, 111, Clown $1.35 Carton. SUNDAY and MONDAY ONLY Take advantage of this sale. All fresh merchandise.

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We take this means of expressing our appreciation for the loyal support given to us during the year 1921 May the coming year bring you the greatest joys of Peace, Prosperity and Happiness. ECONOMY DEPTS.

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JANUARY i, 191a, is just aheruL Now is the time to make good thrift resolutions. the time to begin all over again, the time to decide to profit from your labor. the time to open an Interest Paying Ao cnt with us. SWoney deposited now starts to earn interest from January X.

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Cadillac Announces New Prices The Cadillac Motor Car Company announces the following substantially-reduced prices of new Type 61 Cadillac cars, 'effective January 1st, 1922:

Touring Car -Phaeton Roadster - Two Passenger Coupe -Victoria - Five Passenger Coupe -Sedan - -Suburban -Limousine -Imperial Limousine - F. O. B. Detroit

$3150 3150 31C0 3875 3875 3925 4100 4250 4550 4600

It is our conviction that the new prices, combined with the definite advance in automobile development of the new Type 61, constitute the Cadillac, in even higher measure than before, the greatest motor car value in the world. CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN Dtinsn cf G intra I 1,1 ten Ctrpftnan E. W. Steinhart South Bend Co. 213-217 S. Lafayette BlvA Main 1287

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