South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 92, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 April 1919 — Page 2

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AINING SCHOOL

Would Assist in. Work of Restoring Wounded U. S. Soldiers.

One rf th problems in rfnn ruction that loomn up formidably U ihrs question of maMSnff foicl i--rn IncaY eltatd by "voundtf from following thHr r C Jl-ir trad- or or tip.itlon, to dt lh rr.selvf -s to Io lffupportlnfT. To ropo with this situation th Knlphts of Columbus nr considering tho rrrction of .1 trad- schonl or workshop within asy d;tanco of thr military hospital .'tt Minool.t. I,oner Inland, wherf men In whrrl chnirs and tho r'piirinfr rrutrhc could aMIy attend. Th-r th'-y would L t.iurht trades or oeouvatinrM ;i.y to larn and enurln:r u fair r raun -ration in wap'.i aftr thry l- :omo proH"int. It lx planned to manuf i' tiiro suc h articles that could b f-asily dipoo'l of to merchant, yr-llinrr th rn at a profit, enabling th school or diss to be M-Jf-nupportintf. Hppalr work will also ),o a f.ictor. On fraturo in this plan, which will Jippral ftrontrly to our wound-d .voldii-r, 1 that it do-? not s.ivor of charity tho m'n would pivo valuo for what thy received. It i'th'tisrht thfre would b no difficulty in disposirgr to merchants all th- article manufactured, and many biv depart

ment stores mipht find it to thdr ad

vantage to have c rt .in repairing

attended to at thfs propo--fd Knlcht of Columbus workshop. The Minrola as ho-j-ital. nr-ar w'.iich It I planned to conduct thi K. of C. nndrrtakintr. has accommodation for m.OOO bods, hut at prrsnt only 50o ar occupied. Many of the men brlnir cared for th"m may have to remain durincr many months and it i for thdr cncial bui'-fit thru the knight prnj;" th"ir workshop. A hospital patient, not confined to h'd would wclonu" an opportunity of earninsr a little mnnry and nt the sam tlrno occupy hi mind tvith tho work in hand. liven though ho didn't Icarn a trade, he would perhaps acquire knowledt which, in hH handicapped physical condition, would Ftand him well !n hand. Tt v.ould rrlve hin an opportunity too. .rhap. to cnr1 a 1 i 1 1 1 money home to his family occasionally. Hut outfid all tlic material considerations looms r.i tr the fact that work would occupy his mind and shatter thr monotony attendant upon 11 patient's life in a hospital.

HIItTIIS. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver PittsfMd, "05 .S. Columbia. t., March Z, a daughter. Mr. and Mr. Cm. Dolton (Jcrhart. TJL' V. Wayne J-t.. March 21, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oollick. jZ0 K. Uron.son hL, March 20. a son.

W. T. P.arnard. ont--story frame dwelling. 22 by 4 0. Michigan Navarre tits., 2,: 00.

ma i tniAc i : Li ci :xs i :.;. Chauncey Wood, farmer Jasper county, to La Verna Goicr, houseke pr, St. Joseph county.

SOUTH BEND WOMEN BOWL AT TOLEDO

srri-:moii coi ut. Catherine (.'. Wenger; last will and tc::tamcnt Hied. I'hilip Fchlarb; last will and testament filed. Ida (Iroff; petition to sell real estate Jikd.

At fi.-.Vi tonipht in Toledo, the f.riit women's bowlinp team to represent South Itend In the national shoot will open hostilities on alleys two and three. This Is considered an Innovation In the classic bowling event which is Mased yearly by the American Uowlintf congress. The team, which is captained by Mr. M. Kavanauch. will leave the city at 12:4 7 Wednesday noon. The ladies have been practicing diligently for the past month, and are now shooting in top form. A number of rooters will accompany the tears. and 'cheer them as they tep on the drives at Toledo. The Orpheum ladies team is composed of the following members: Mrs. M. Kavanaugh, captain; Mrs. F. Shambleau. Mrs. K. Strayer, Mr.. F. Ii. Clapp, Mrs. I. If. Hlako and Miss M. Uorbates. All the bowlers are optimistic over their chances to !and among the money petters at the big tdioot. A number of special prizes for ladles gives an added incentive to do their best.

(Recorded March 31. 1T10.) Compiled by Mi. Indiana TUI and Loan C. Llodie (Ia-s Copper.s and hun- ' .'inil a:.d Auun.'t Vern'et to AlekNiiKlir flolba, lot 220 Oaylor's third iddition. $2.200. Jan I'arus'ynskl and wife to Ftank A. Labu.jenskl. lot .H, E. Pitts

i Taylor's ndditlon. . I I'rant -!sk Szn.rwak and wife to ! Stanislaw X,ikrawski and wife, lot 10,

try Hat l is subdivisi n. t. Leonard S. Kowalski anal wife 'o

I Wit N'iedbalski, lot 77. Himer place

1 dl it ion. 7 7 ". -arl Schrlvcr and wife to Myron L. I.ockinaw. lot 7-, Milburu place fldition. . 'har)-s Morris to Liz7.7.i- Lotts. a ra.f. of land in Mishawaka. 9 -int. L.'?.ie L tts to Tiruno Ver IMatse, 'a mo as next above. $1. August J!. iJosmann and wife to Stanlej- W. Merchant and wife, lot 4 liiof k Liwrcneo Ä: P.attell's ad dition to Mishawaka, $1,900. 'arrie K. Hollister to Hendrike c. N'oike. part of lot 41 on Third .-t.. Mi-hauaka. $!'.. 7. 21. Üene iict Manch and wife to Antliony (. Xolke and wife, parts of lots :.. and :C. Tallieu's third addition to Mishawaka, $1. Michael Wilhelm and wife to William Smith and wife, a tract of land in Center township. $1.200. 7'rank Mayr, sr.. and wife to George S. Davis, lot :C. Mayr's Michigan av. adilition. $000. Harri t K. Laynion. admx,. to )wen I-:. Chritton and William R "hritton. a tract of land in Lincoln township. $ :.fno. Ila.-l X. Stout Mi.7 husliand to Frederick H. Wellington and wife, parts of lots 70 and 7n and all of lot 77. third plat, Shetterley place. $1.

HERMAN WILSON IK CONSERVATORY RECITAL

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Tuesday night. In the rocitil hall

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MNi Carolen Walbridge, of the conservatory faculty, presented Hermann Wilson In a delightful piano rectal. Previous to his enrollment in the conservatory, Mr. Wilson ft! id led piano and pir oran at the Sfatc Institute for the Lhnd in Intiittnapolis. The first trrotip on Lie pvecram demontrated Mr. Wi'son's versatility, for it was composed of fie Chopin numbers ranring in mood from the brllhant "Polonaise" of opus 40 to the thoughtful Nocturne In f. The well known "Raindrop Prelude" was given most artistically. Probably the most difficult number on the program from a technical tandpoint was the selection froin "Lucia iH LiTinsf rinoor" as arranged for the left hand alone by Lccht tizsky ; in this Mr. V ilson was absolutely at case. Ho linihed his second gronpe with Mendelssohn's "Hondo Caprlcioso." in which he displayed an accuracy and delicacy f touch which was 1 lihtfvil. Perhaps he was at hi bt-st in Ills selections from Maclwell's Sa Pii ces. uhich closed the program. Mi; WaP'ride ave a short discussion of the moods represented by these lendid descriptive numbers, which enabled th- audience to follow the iunisi mot s m f athtlcally as h plavd. At the c'osing of tile last one. "A. 1. lö:'e." which represented the landing of th pi'ritns at Plymouth IUck, the audience rose and sang "America." Assisting -v,r- Wil.-on were Mr. Hal Van Aiken, a iolinist. and Mrs. J. A. Ilod.o, soprano. Mr. Van Aiken ;bly assisted by Miss Valeria llonHurant.' accompanist. p!ed "Igende," by Foh:a, with exuuisite artistry and understanding th t always characterises his Performance. . Mrs. Rode san; "Sj rinc Time of Lev," by Moszkowski. charminc: haaudience by her spirited rendition of that difficult and beautiful number.

SEC'Y BAKER ABANDONS VICTORY PARADE IDEA WASHINGTON, April 2. Sec'y P.aker announced Tuesday that he had been forced to abandon hopes he ha a entertained that a victory parade of three distinctive ficnting divisions might be arranged to take place in Washington. The divisions he had hoped to assemble for the purpose, he said, were the first, representative of the old regular army and the !i;st to land in France, the second, which includes the marine brigade and the 4 2nd or rainbow, the national guard unit, built up from the forces of states. Tho secretary said experience had shown that it would be impossible to j'et the three divisions home at anything like the same time and he had been forced to limit the review to the t2nd division alone. Plans for divisional parade of that organization, it is understood, arc how being worked out. Whether even this will bo practicable has t.ot yet been definitely decided.

Irish Delegation Sails for Paris

NEW YORK. April 2. The committee appointed at the Irish race convention held recently in Philadelphia to urge self determination for Ireland before the peace conference at Paris has sailed for Havre on tho French liner Ia Touraine. The chairman of the committee, Frank P. Walsh, former joint chairman of the war labor board, and the others are Kdward V. Dunne, former governor of Illinois, and Michael J. Ryan, former public pervlce commissioner for Pennsylvania, "Our plan of procedure," paid Mr. Walsh, just before silling. "Is first of all to present Ireland'g case to our own representatives at the peace conference. It may be possible that we bhall also lake the matter up with the English representatives. We will reouest that M?strs. Plunkett. De Valcra and GriRith be allowed to present Ireland's case first to the peace conference. We may assist these gentlemen if we are allowed. If this request is denied we shall nsk that we be allowed to appear ourselves in behalf of the people of Ireland."

I.N Ml'It! I) 11V INTLKI RHAN V. Berry, of S.rj N. Ninth St.. was injured last ni-'iit at the corner of Sample and Eddy sts. by an interurban car. and taken in the police ambulance to the office of Dr. K. R. r.orlcy. At that corner the car nfakes a turn. Mr. Perry, who was waiting

for a street car near the turn, was

struck by the rear trucks of the car as it turned the corner. He rccelwci a deep gash Jut above his ri.ht eye, and al was injured on his risht npp r jaw. The car was in ciiarue of Motor-

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llNTERllRBAN DAY

Easter Sale of-

P0STP0NE HEARING UNTIL TUESDAY, APRIL 15 Postponement or the next hearlnc: o.. the track separtion controversy la twern the city and the representatives of the various railroads through the city was agreed upon Tuesday afternoon to April 13. The board members, Mayor Carson and City Atty. Slick, representing the cirv. and the attorneys for the railroads, representing the railroad In-tt-rests. ia t by agreement Tueslay afternoon, but owimr to the enforced il.sMicf of Pies't (Jilbe.rt A. Clllott of th' bourd. it was airreed to put off t!ie h'-arin? until tlie 15th of the prccnt month.

POLICE ARREST TWO

James MrCrum, of rural route Xc. 2, was arrestt d yesterday by Detective Harnhart. Kirch U.Smith in the

complainant. lie charges McCrum ! with defrauding him of a boarding bill. McCrum was turned over to

Lizzie Hzabo, of 203 S. Chestnut st.. was arrestee last nipht by I)etoctives tallo and Koscorowski. The

', irl was tauen to the oounty jail. She j is charge,! Avitn srrand larcenj'.

WOMAN SAVED

uiJCIi SUFFERING

joit.v vi:ki:n asks ihvokci:. John W. Warren filed suit in superior court Tue-d iy f r dixoroe from hi wife, Allie W.imn, who deserted him in July, 1107, according to bla complaint. Th y v-re iiiarried in April. l'.'O.

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads CONSTIPATION Billiousness-HearJache WENDELL'S Vegetable Cathartic LIcr Talilcts

Make the lier actiic. 1 owils regular, without pain or Rripini?; reIleA'H sick headach.e. Indiircstioii and 'all CTorbl(5 condition da to unhealthy action of I.ivf r and Kidnr"s. They seldom fail t' nd constipation. Get a : ox of WnNHKLlAS Liver T.JU ts tob.y at V ttick's Cut liute Drug Store, or any leading druc store.

By Taking Friend's Advice and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. cst Plains. Mo. "I tos ail run tlown in hcaltli, had indigestion and

terrible cramps every month so I was unable to do anything. I had tried every doctor in West Plains, also every remedy I could think of, without relief. One day tvhen I was suffering preatly a friend was at my house and said. 'Why

cbn't you try Lydia D. PinkhanTs Vegetable Compound? Po I did, ami through it, I found relief from my suffering and I really believe It saved my life. It does not seem as thouch I can ray enough in prai?c of this wonderful medicine for the health it has brought rao.M Miss C-BA Lte 11 ali. West Plains, llo. rerhar it may seem an eitrarafar.t ttatt. r.-.ent t i;ay that this Treat remedy saved a life; but wo nun lil.e Mr.- Hall, to whom it has broucrlit Iiraltb. appreciate the danger and suff- rir.s they have escaped too well to doi.lt It! All who suffer should try it. vYhy risk life and heltli without it? For spocial advice, write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mas?.

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Women's and Misses' Capes and Light Weight Spring Coats The new style capes 'have won the greatest favor light and comfortable, added to the style gives them a- place much desired to complement the summer gown. Tomorrow Interurban Day a special showing of new arrived. Spring Capes and Coats at$15and$25 Serges in navy blues and blacks, braided and button trimmed. 75 Navy Serge

The Wayne Knit Hosiery (Irregulars) It's ten a long time since you have bought such hosiery bargains. Every pair of hose we offer you is guaranteed to give you as good service as perfect hose. You recall before the War, we had two sales a year Of th ese hJse. You usually bought a season's supply. During the War, the manufacturers did not sell their irregulars they could not get help to sort them over. We purchased this the finest lot of hosiery we ever offered you at such prices. The values we offer you are as follows: 103 dozen Men's Full Fashioned, Fine, Mercerized Lisle Hose, in black, white and colors; irregulars of the regular 5cc hose, 25c pair. 56 dozen Men's Pure Silk Full Fashioned Hose, irregulars of $1.00 quality, 50c pair. 75 dozen Women's Fine Lisle Hose, colors and black; irregulars of 50c quality, 25c pair. 87 dozen Women's Fine Mercerized Silk Lisle Hose; irregulars of Wayne Knit $1.00 quality, 50c pair. 130 dozen Women's Pure Silk Hose; irregulars of $2.00 and $2.50 qualities, $1.00 pair. . 86 dozen Children's White oßlack Fine Ribbed Hose; sizes 6 to 10; irregulars of 45c, 50 and 59c values, 25c pair. Mail and telephone orders will be filled for all Hosiery in rotation. You can safely order your summer's supply.

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New Arrivals in Suits Women's and Misses' Suits of navy blue allwool serges; box coats; ripple coats; straight line coats; plain tailored, braided and elaborately buttoned. Some with vestees. A smart suit at popular prices.

Tomorrow, Interurban Day, at $25, and $35.

Sped til Bargains Tomorrow Silk Pongee Petticoats Taffeta flounces in all changeable colors, sizes 32 to 36; $3.50 value. Tomorrow at $2.9S. Children's Tub Dresses Ginghams and Chambrays, odd lot of values up to $2.98. Ages 6 to 14. Tomorrow, choice at $1.00. Spring is the time to replenish your stock of towels for the season. Special prices at this time is a good opportunity. Tomorrow We Quote: Half Linen Toweling at 15c, 19c and 22c yard. Pure Linen Towelins at 29c, 35c and 39c yard. Bleached or brown, all most unusual values. 5()0 yards Unbleached Pure Linen Crash at 19c yard. 18x34 Turkish Towels at 25c. Huck Towels at 19c, 25c, 29c.

New Spring Hats Handsome Trimmed Hats with beautiful flowers, feathers just came in from New York will be on sale tomorrow, Interurban Day, at $6.95 and $7.95.

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The Neckpieces are a little smaller than in past seasons just a hint of the clinging, suuggly warmth you'll want on cool evenings or while motoring. We specialize in Furs that's why we are known as

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The holdings of the Triangular Oil Company, as advertised last week, were sold Saturday at an enormous profit. Have Left $6,800.00 in (he Dixie Land, Queen and Guaranty Oil Company. Capital $113,000.00. $100.00 Per Share. Par Value $100.00. $7,100.00 in the River Sand OQ Company. Capital $75,000.00. $10.00 Per Share. Par Value $10.00. We start drilling on this River Sand property this week, buy quick, as stock will advance soon as drilling is. fairly under way. All above holdings are in the Burkburnett District of Texas, and the first named has one well producing 600 barrels daily. See me at once, or call up and I will see you.

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Here-are some reasons why mothers who try to keep down the "high-cost-of-living" will be interested in the Interurban Day Specials we offer to "out-of-town" and at home buyers.

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Fine quality blue serge with extra full trousers that are lined 1 1 1 I 1 ! All

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with belt and slashed pockets. Ages 6 to 18. Bring your boys. Choice

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Fancy Wool Suits Broken lines, one and two of a kind, mostly large sizes, (J0 QK slightly soiled PO.wPW

Boys' and Children's $3 All-Vool Sweaters Special, $1.95.

Children's $1.25 Play Suits $il 00 All-over ono piece girmcnt in blue, anl blue an.l wl.it j

strips material. Will st.md hard wear

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Boy' 75c Union Suits, 8 to 16 years 50c

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