South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 190, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 July 1922 — Page 9

SUNDAY. JULY 9. 1922 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES rakwi Ad ikM , : ; T-S. X-V v

1 2 Q E : r- ! " J'- - : ' .iwiu&uw w wKsnnr.-TCTn: '.i a -u ' .iu P. " c fe2 531 w U FSR ES rrrR BS ftzZ. csiüD . .1 r r : . . . . -v - ' : z kn irrrr? L . . n S Ea 53 BS EEL-

-- - 1 - i . . - 1 1 -v ' - - .

Form $9,000,000 Dodge Co,

At Wllshawaka; Mix Retire

; r. r r. -

;.r.v, -.T

'. rr.r

u r.lvf r.thr, D

thf b':-.' s with his Kr.'iuv.i'in from y h i 51 r. .1 dire c7 " r m r. : :m 1 1 o n as

Man n The Street

n i : n ) i :-i n j xrr i ivn : uta i xin. .

vSeren I'o Grrotp cf this city! H-r.i Fr:,- iv ovnlnc. Tho i

r.ifl the pii'-v: of

r,or .it a howor tiorts Tvr pink ir. 1 n-

I)o(-c Intercj'th Orcanizcd Under One Head ivith Charles T. 3Ior?c as Chief Executive, to Succeed Mix Mayor W. W. Dodge Is New Vice-President. 0:K:7.ilr,ri of & n"w 53,000,001 r.f th now celebrated DO'Io proJ-

.N'ltlonil Ycr.'--T Pro .'.uct.s Co

r.thf-r char.Tt-s !a thv ncr-.r.p.rl cf

th--" cut:v- ; hiv-- t-ikr ;; iro and th T" v.I! b" a ccntir.uatl"n of th

nrp-)rfttIon to tak cvr th( Dog11 WÄ

r. r . v-- - t- rn Jan. ZZ. 1 S ? 6 lie fy:urcj txt-

rnar.'.-ni fmpioyrneni ltn ino enm-

. .r.,i iri rt--.:rj-n;c r.. i -i

'.x as rrr: I( r.t. v. a.i an-

r.our.f'- aturd.'i morr.lr.g-.

l. -.iarr (..lieu--') ax-

n 1 '.jce.iful burlr.- rr.ar..

cr.a rn.-y

n.y at Mi-hawaka as its first o;fi'-e boy, tup: r in th Mjbscriptlon anJ

lists as "The Dcd-- Mm,'

Shower tho Mlahawaka Iar.d5r.1pe. fa:rs In the Atlantic ocean In a way with bunc.Iow?, and then there will ty at eent thrills through folks, al-

No a g-neratlon of property owners . thou

wno will build business structure?, i .

i n::rai .ms.

Amtl'Io:

civon at th" home of Mis 4 Ai:?u.ta j h- --n was .rved. Covers wtre laid

cm. 40 W. Navarre st.. Suth for 12.- '

I-:- 1 I K C, ro---t"

i ird c

iff i ' -'

! TrJr to 1S25 a!l women's shoes

Now they

which is an Inordinate

desLr for forneth!r.j or another, has a wonderful range of objektives, and

:roncer' H'en I-ynch. an actress. Jumped'3 covetountss keeps men goin

rr.rr.e ror.rvitivf rn n naft-mf r.t ar.d were made vitiiout heels. " .rward lookir policy that has ap- are made without toes. ,;.;.rd in the past with the advan- !

ra"- to (e obtair.ed bv a

Jlnir.r-.ai striK-turo than has ever from a restaurant table In Los An-jrcm succtvi to success, and irom r-f r- existed in tho bu.'int . ; prelcs and decorated the face of an j tenure to failure. We knew one It fnrur.ro 'neej to k-r,-v ' -t with a custard pie. It werke, i man who started out In his youth .n. 1 1 ' cr.i-i'Mu-'. V "V1 S'he landed on the front paffe of the to prime miniver of Great Drlt-

Los Armeies papers with picture i "rw ne ;s merely looKir.sr f

!.v:!I not lo-e the fine up?tar.d;n;

:i.-i!:lr.j?

r.t iz'-r, h i; r 'r.arr. ;! of

f Mdv:n V who-" tirob

Mix, the

and

working un through the ranks tc

I'tj f'.-r th" we 1 faro of the r-lty hive

lf,-n n nf'.n vr, t)w. n-.t Thai u - 1 jears ao jonn 1'au'

... ' L1,'IK Mli,:,:i; uru"1 U.r-.-.n'Titb-.n ,-.f tv. mm,v,i.-, fj J one, r-'oiutlonary naval hero. vas

when Dod-e Manufacturing i .,,. t. .". A

acro the ra?o headlines.' forward to the time when he can

i;onai veneer wardrobe trunk.

ion jc""'- Mr. b'-aus.' of the M tvnr ",v.

i.w a !: a it-: named vice

the. r.".v c rp- ration.

No I tl rnr;. M..r, v.'ho r'tir

r a : a c I ; 1 'o i

v t -r t eft!

M r. .Mix 1:.i.h .1 ,.f hoM- . '. r.t-r -! -s id' nf.io 1 with th5 i r,a r. i z t on k r. r.vn as tb." 1" ? I Cfrp.. Incorporated un- ' r tho bi-.vs of I i'i.v ir.'. Th Mib.i i ry i-(-r:ip'sr.I'-t4 whlrli will be link I ti: " i.m-.v cor;'-ratIwn Include: I t Ii' and Ii:..;:-' ' rir. Co. ."r'.Iiir.-c distributlon of I'de 1 r'.Iu"ti t)iroi!i;ii iö branch ware-

born In the y.mi" county In Scotlana

Vicksburc has put on a hlue Sunday, minus newsnaners. Ice crean.

,17- u, It hall, the ra:d Are department, Co. uciulred the bur.e-vj of lbs Chi- f , i , , . . , , . , ' ... ... . . i Ith M.shawaka Ii'.t".. the M:.shawaLa:;o repr-enf ative, Iticc Machinery,. , - . Co. He then v.as transferred there ! 7 a" 1 V lV-nfS C'- t!" ? U est in charge of f it busir.e,s. the Lusi- i lJlrA S'rit ank ar",i fihT nntowor- , , , . .. iciiy e-xampbs ft and forth as .trik-

f:om whence we came. ?ome years cigars, sodi water and "sich."

;cn. i have U ?m tj ia nr : i

ir.z evidence of the pride he feels -or t ii city in which he ha.3 chosen .to mako his horn". Ctvhi ami Inilutrinl Ilt-enl.

r-.e.-s 1. 'ir.tr iau-r taKen over as wie

Cl;Jeao branch of the Dodo Manufacturing Co. When Wallace I f. Dodqe, the

ipresllent of Dode Manufacturing

Co. died In Pentember. ISO J he be- Mr. Mix has wrved two terms as

icarro one o? the executors of Mr (mayor; during the war period w.is

I'o lA's estate In company with W lh j v:ce-chairman of the county council W. I'odge, but was recalled to Ml.-h- ? drfenj-, chairman of the Fourth awika o take the poIt'.n of mcq! Liberty loan for Mishawaka and vi-

I bcclc lie certainly pepped up af-, Hooray for reform! Now -wo

-,l.all thes people IS. 07 of them-

i . , ... . 4i i Mi'.vfd whether they want to be or

: ent Mr. Mix is the president of the '

MIshawaka Trut and Savings Co., j J president of Mishawaka Public Im- j provemont corn.. nre?ident of th i

1 Fast Khu! DriM r.n,1 Tnn! Cn At ! mtint 13 Ät e polls

Toledo and president of the Weat i

The proper place to stage a strike

a-jalnst the United States govern- f

Any other

pbico is risky, and exceedingly

:.o-a.-. the bi,.Ir- c-'t ''. I'uib-y C rp. nt ::' Ida, N"'.v York, tho Nat ' T il -v. v I'rojuc's Co. of Mi.-'hawak t. th burr, Oil I'nglne f.f b'oi'th F'-r. !, lavr r'-movd to M:sh t 'ti.-i, l;r.o.n 1'Iant four, ur.d r--K-M Mf0-. "o. l'.rnlted, Toronto. Canada, .i.-Uirf d in by Podtr Intere.-ts.

Jr . . y 1: 7 -

miUjVtn w. jitx. Tha retirement of Mr. Mix comes ai a irr-At eurprl.o to his many frind3 and buin? atsoclatevi and his utmenca from the organization will be 2eply felt. Office F4y !n 1RS0. ?dr. ?!lT started work vrith tho Podc-o orranizatlon In IS' 5, fTving as an attendant at the exhibit ot Ikdge Manufacturing Co. at tlie Cotton Centennial exixpltlon In New OrVans wherA the Initial fhonvin

prr-Jdent and general manage ot the company. Tho following year he was advanced to tho presidency, ',vh!ch poeitlon he has held continuously since that time. Organised Capital, $."0,000. The original Incorporators ol Dodge Manufacturing Co. were Wallace II. Dodge, Will W. Dodge, and Füzaheth Podgt, their mother. The original capitalization "was $50.000. At tho time Mr. Mix became president the capital stock had been in-

cread to $230,000 and the total re-J

ou,roe3 were les.s than one-half million dollars. On Dec. 21. 1921 its rtvnource exceeded $9,000,000. For, .wer.il years Mr. Mix has labored under the combined responsibility ot. directing thc.e various companies. Following the strenuous years of the '. war during which lie made 7H,sible, a 0 5 percent corperation with the: government In producing war mate- i rials, Mr. Mix has been continuously! faced by tho advlco of hla physciau i that the vitality whicli had support-'

cd his earlier efforts could not now ' j4

support him In a similar endeavor.. However, the exacting period of re-i

I construction which followed die-'

! tated that the creneral.-diip which

i h.-ul directed the building of the ! 1

Dod'-re organization from a mere

handful of men to thousands oi , J

workers should continue until th

opportunity might present itselt j whereby tho company affairs had; been brought to a poLnt where htej retirement would not disturb the j future efforts of the organization. Tho approaching expiration of thej state charter of the DSdge Manu-t

facturing Co. and the occasion for th reorganization which would provide for the complete merger of the a-jtidlary companies presented the opportunity sought nnd Ir. Ilx decided In favor of retirement a: against a continuation of the exensiv.j executive activities that would become necessary In the new organization. Mayor Podgx? Active Loader. Mayor W. W. Dodge, son of the

circity and for srvral years has fV"n a member of the Joseph if-ounty council. He ha. served two .terms as president of the American Supply and Machinery anufacturtr's a.ssfK-iatlon and is now a momer of Its advisory board and Its counsellor In the Unite-l States Chamber of Commerce. He was the vico-prr-cdder.t and director of the National Anc-iatlon f Manufacturers for several years and the president of the Indiana Manufacturer

Und State bank. Mr. and Mrs. Mi.-: will continue ti mako Mishawaka their home. Mr Mix has private affairs which will take much of his time and yet permit of a much needed relaxation.

no.vn issn: ARsoitnin). Th?e News-Times yesterday received a mes-sago from the Federal Securities Corp. of Chicago stating that the issue of $2,250,000 Dodge Manufacturing Corp. first mortgage 20-year 7 percent linking fund gold bonds had already "been entirely absorbed although, put on the market only a day or two ago.

dangerous.

Unablo to wait until the Fourth I to celebrate, old Doc Jloltzendorf, the Saturday night previous, threw a lighted match Into a $30 exhibit I

(Continued on Page 10)

North Side Trust Ä Ravings Co. ..Will pay 4 interna on all savings deposits made prior to July 12 from July 1. Adv. 3-10.

North Sldo Trust & Saving Co. Wil pay 4T'o Interest on all sivlnw. deposits made prior to July 12 from July 1. Adv. 3-10.

7 v 17 A c i7

X rX WW

v J irA A !

'- v. v

a V

amnes

Dig up that old watch! I don't care if it is bent or broken or what make it is. I will give vou a liberal allowance on it in exchange for anv watch in stock.

THE SOUTH BEND

HAMILTON HAMPDEN HOWARD ELGIN WALTHAM

or ILLINOIS

Ladies, here is your opportunitA' to trade in your

j r' :"t- r " - ' At ; V I' - A

h1 5fe--J.i n

H'7

It i i

sua

Voor

m u i

ill

i i

Mish a wa ha Classified

AUTO.M03ILES

.ntnmohihM I or Kilo

he.ip s:

t r ft : t .-

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Wnntetl to Kent.

I -i t:i s i ; I . N .v i .a ) :. ' tnl;rn at v.-'-'-. C.t!l V.,-!i

I Kl: V I . i : -1"? m r.!.-r i-il r.ir: 1.'--o t.vir'u - l-.ilJ 4M to ir'.n:, Win i.n

i.r:!:v Kerl tenrlau'. H Th WANTliD 'lO ltJ;-NT

rar ?r.' Ii n po.J r o u.l '. t :- n. UfUti Ai.'o S.iio. iliiHwati eisrae. l: -n Ufr. !?. i'.f

Mil' r.iw'-l'i,!:c rufl Jr. -r2l.

I. !-. r n,r, V--20. J.'-': X.mI- tourt r. sr. ir.-". l'v.r'.sti I teur.uc. V.'l'. I.vxi: Jl.u:l touring. 1.M7. '."; S : lit. i -T tio:ri.i. I-.)'". J.'-'V)-. Fori r. -v.' tv Jl. J Co. nnd i-TV.-r xaodf Tr:r.. C!l M!t.aw:iki L'T7. t'tf

CLSINESS .SERXICE

F.ilnf ing F iiH-rin

2 I

WAN I hi) TO T.l'Y Oil KK.NT Lar-o Tr.vdern lioaie. ct-ntrnlly located. A1-tir.-C W. Dlbbler, 7o7 II. Jackson St.. r.'.khart, 1 nj. j.

IVo laxgre or

sm'l room a. or (mail hoilse. unfur-

i;:sheJ. for light henekepinsr ; inod.rn. Address üox 10. -News-Tlni. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

l'anns niul Iiml for Stvlo

LAM) CONTKACrs A number of l.ir.d contracts ranging from JUx'W to $4xJ. b.'ariiig 7' ; latreit. Ownr guaraa-

t.-es nil payrjeiits oa any contract. Col-

p-urt lb-ai:y Ccrporaiiou. 1.M L.lr.co;r

I.M. TT. r.s '".',- r av. I I'r.teh Toy I.'! !' !vv Iv,:. ? l i : lb. lot, i'i.i ir i.-r t tV-Ti e eu'.r. rs a!-. 1." m :..tv ik : r. v. c. k.

1 1 oil-OS for Salt

w. r

o j r . ii

.Iis: a-

U.l.

EMPLOYMENT

Help Wantexl IVmale

FHi SALII liigUt rooms, r.to.lera. h-t water l:o.t, laur.lry tubs, k'oo-1 gar;T'. two lots. l:nra'd:.t- po.--sI'Mi, li:;e 1 .i!:on. $7.'io. Stark Ibaltv (V. '.'t? IviU SÄI.-Ü New live room t.nrifraiow. h'1 taodi-rr., good L.oatloa. JIo rash, bal. lüoalhly. JO"). Stark llealty Oo.

Doesn't that home you take so much pride in need a COAT OF PAINT? Or, does the interior NEED PAPERING? This is the time of the year to 1 spruce -up 'paint-up,' 'clean-up,' and 'titivate.' Our firm employes none but Firstclass, Union Workmen, who take pride in toning out a good job. Call on us for estimates; we will furnish them with the greatest pleasure

l.M

Wrist Watch for a new up-to-date watch

I will

I do not care in what shape your old watch is in -

1 1 take it.

i These old watches will be sent to our Disabled Soldiers'

Vocational Schools to help them learn the watchmaking trade.

J I

TO)

106 Lincoln Way 4

I he Jew

(Next

East

door to Temple Theater)

MISHAWAKA

1 f t

S i

)

I i

1 r

- j

DECORATORS

211 Lincoln Way East, Mishawaka

1 1

Clinic AM) WOMTN win!J. IS to

ir.cra( rr- !".ctlMi cf

'rr. ':: g. 'i'h-r v ! tid !: W i Mf.-. (-.

lt)U SAl.li-vix rooms oa the North

r.e.i.r'v all muJ?m anil in ovi I n-vair. l'riee JCTihj. Stark. Kfalty '.

bail I'ai. 1 ' 1K SALli

. n'.w-ayu -i tic a ir 2 rt t . Misi.awaki i

i vt a roo.a. ail nio.!.'r:i ; ,

lirc ovf. or.e b'ock to street oar.

S'ark IT'.tv Co. Vt

MERCHANDISE

ArJHos Tor Sal

1TOLT"L2TOID ÜC)TS Vb-tro'.A. kitrti-a c.i...ict. rnr.c. ci. iir. . h'..T - cie-r, dr -.", ! 'v ; :i:-?'. iibrarr

ttVi-v. oc::.o'. at. a r.iC". an'.ta

M :::. 1114. 11V 1!. Tirs: ; 7f'2 f:! Kcr a'. lr.;ir.re a: JlfU'" j K.ra: su 7:1 i

?r7

ROOMS AND BOARD

ILoonis Wtlloiut I'.oanl.

T'O lTi:N-ir:T) IlOOri.S for rr.t In ; :".c-!t.-: ir" l.c. n c .u PT.tnb' for ?

a iuir. roit vor ON 1IASV Mi)NTIIIA l'AYVP.NTS

5: ii oah. '2 aert s and 4 room boujf, I J, .) cash. 1 acre rlJ tw 4 rooa j'i-x) cash, now 5 rooiu strictly mod- j er:: bv.r.galow, I.. 4b. r.?ar c?.r l'.r.e.

f." cat.H. all mo.'.orn, eioi't f-iri;acc. j : 7 r-vii, V. r.attf'.l. 1 J'i') ca-. s ro ::i hoi: ar.d 1 ficr ; ! lar.d. frui: trt-s. S. Heigcr St. i .) oaIi. i evr t:v. roota PtTictly : m."'ira loiuirilo vs', V. 7tb I : n,: r.'-'v i:v. r-',.::i bur.'i'.ow. t r artiv modern, s. S::iith. H

Also a au.:i!'fr of t.r.c r.ovr t;o:npi J;j tN? ::ioi exo!u;vf a ad tlcirabi.' I t! : i-i lliv, r l'ark. All oa i-ayun-t.: j rian or ea-h. i 1 :. ii ' M:-Iii-,vak4 llt I (i.I'ai:i;t i:i:ai.ty i'OüI'ohation i YJi; I.Ir.cida Wav V. t. ' Ti.N KikiM liul'Si: for fa; a ; r.v d:r:i a.i 2 !c:s. Inquire l'A-' K. ' 4'h r. s-.i

OK)V i

Iloutns I'ur 1 Ii"i-'k.(.fln,g;.

f.O

ro:i inrNT rvi:.;

1' L t t

i. . r.'o:a i'ari:y rad' ru ;

r'. rer.ter. an cxrtionallT ; 1 bay. Tern: rasy. IioiUife at 1 I ;.

M . 1 , w n n i Ar. ;',-o

jii'i; s Ai.r: S'TiTii htgr. 1 1 nie at rijbt tr!ee. ' Kli-Kt National.

cian Qo.lca hirw'.u, rw

REL ESTATE FOR RENT Ililvir,.- i'Lio-N f.ff lb-tit. 7

f r g.::ir: i. : ii r-- ? " i : i i ; l. '.

? i " A i ,

1 r r-.t : . c- I . A.i.: '-I "jii.i :'0i i.M.'o i. fT : , : :. . ".a I'..:'., ii: .

:i i :. f l : ; v 1. 1 -a . a: ! vi - ! ! Hi r:.

1 m; s.v l.l. sjoaroan. i.:::co:a ll:away t.i-t if M aka. New houe of '.' I.arf. f '- v !y arranged room. i. r- i ar! r. !.);'. room. Jir.ir; ro.m, ki.i i.t Ti a r.d :o-i"-f'l r. ar rorc! d wn ; .4 lir,.-'1 Si Ui..:.!' u'.:h a:urle c'.oAt.

u .'.li

A i

1 v

fir I: T .

I. factory.

r.-; all ni!y f. r. ! n is J ia har.l a:.l t!.-ur.:. 1 tiiroahont : fail :.t. I.: II .it: 1 r furnace ; ' :r. a r : -..-''!r.- i :i :n ; Tiirni'h wa-i all ;'ir"'4 .f ti.e bui!vi!:ir ; tie -1-it I z. r.iü I. no 3 a or.' to 1 e-.-rts! r as .b ir-.-.l. I'::-, lot joui.l I'-rv -n.r! r r : : . K-rx . i,

..in.!.

S 2 r i i:.

Nie b I. oi" r-r Corripr Ylf i-j

A"' f ii A

RESOURCES Loans and Discounts. . .$ Overdrafts . U. S. and Other Bonds. . Expenses and Int. Paid. Bank Building and Equipment Cash on Hand and Due from Banks

NORTH SäSE TRUST

SAVINGS BANK Mishawaka, Indiana Condensed Statement of Condition June 30, 1922

LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ Surplus and Undivided Profits

373,398.09 10.00 505.249.79 7,973.44

80,000.00 57,490.75

Deposits 892,969.41

65,818.98 78,009.87

Total $1,030,460.16

Total $1,030,460.16 OFFICERS F. G. Eberhart President T. Louis Gerstbauer Cashier

A. J. Major Vice President F. N. Smith Vice President

F. G. Eberhart A. J. Major F. N. Smith

E. H. Edwards Assistant Cashier 0

DIRECTORS F. W. Kuss C. A. Dresch A. J. Schindler

M. J. Laing

49o INTEREST

Will be paid on all savings accounts made prior to July 12th from July 1st

i f i

011

I rust I

Serags

Pi li ??

S3! v

PA P V i

VI!

is, indiene

Condensed Statement of Condition as of June 30, 1922

. LIABILITIES

RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts ... $ 853,095.84

U. S. and Other Bonds,. Furniture and Fixtures . Company E5uilding .... Cash on hand and Due from Banks Expenses, Taxes and Interest Paid Other Resources

348,447.51

21,952.01 .99,850.51 171,008.31

30,968.26 8,228.26

Total .$1,533,550.82

Capital Stock $ Surplus and Undivided Profits Interest, Discount and other earnings

Deposits 1,353,184.56 Other Liabilities 1,291.17

Total

100,000.00 33,291.85 45,763.24

.$1,533,550.82

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS M. W. Mix, President E. B. Bvrkit, 1st Vice President C. A. Ostrom, 2nd Vice President F. H. Ruber, Sec'y-Treas. . A. H. Mathein, Ass't SecV--Treas.

Chas. Endlich Loren Crull

E. H. Ahara J. R. Woodward

J. K. Stickle H. J. Graham

We offer you a Complete Financial Service in our Commercial Department, Savings Department, Insurance and Real Estate, U. S. and General Market, Bonds, Trust Business, Travelers Checks, Foreign Exchange and Safety Deposit Boxes.

O on Savings

The Bank of Personal Service

i i

i i i! f i I il !! i ;l i i O II !l ii ' t i ;4 :! f ! i! n

. ( i-

Sf yinonr J.ntn,

Lw. '

! . - :. n w a i. .