South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 93, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 April 1919 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES llll'IlSPAY Li..MNn, APRIL 3. 1JUf. THE "FLY COP" NOW REALLY FLIES Y. M. C. A. WORKER IN HANDS CF BOLSHEVIKI Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.; Saturday 9:30 P. M. Vi

COMMENGEMEN

AKCIIANGKU Tuesday, April 1. i Tor the second time within Vao! weeks an American Young Men's ; Christian association noikcr has; EXERCISES FOR r 1 I been captured by the bolshevik! on ; the same sector. j : r -J A dispatch from Odozcrskala, re- j ceived tod.ty, announced that Uryan ; New Location 114 South Michigan Street, Near Washington Avenue. j 11. Kryal. of Augmta, Wis., who had j j been working in the front lines near ! j ?:olshoia Ozera, a? captured .suni day. i V RA PC A IT Rep. Andrew J. Hickey Delivers Address Before Body of School Workers in Auditorium. t t Ii:XY PKOCLuYMATION. LONDON, April 3. The Serbian legation in London has heard noth ing of the reported proclamation of a republic in Uelgrade. It says that the report is quite untrue. No Telephone Orders or Goods Sent on Approval

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Cf-lol-ratin th first annual rem-! rnrnc-mf-nt vx-rri'3 t th" nicht school workers, 3:;0 f-nthu.'-i sti ."tu-, (l-ntM Fathered at th hi'h srhol Vedn-sday evening when they wer tendered a la rif j ;i-t hy the srhoo'. toard. received Üplorna and certi-ricate-!. anl h ard a commencement address of -terlink' quality y Hep. Andrew J. Hiekey. l.'nder tle direction and suprintendency ( H. M. Appleman. dire--tnr, and . storn, assist. -t director, the Mudents were taught in various lines at evening sessions at thi hicrh school and at the other schools dtirinir the past, winter, and .-! a reward they were prrantcd diplomas and cer'.i:icates. There were I; diplomas presented and 30 certifuates. Tl- diplomas represent that the. 5tudent has completed an entiro course as prescribed by the director, while the certificates were divert thoso who have attended at least 0 p r cent of the niht school sessions of his or her particular study, during tho past term of 10 weeks, ("(immunity sinking led by L.. L.. "Kemper, with instrumental .selections by the l'redericksrrt orchestra, added to the evening's program, alonjf with a male quartet whicli rendered a number of selections. Hickry Con;rratiiLites Students. Following the dinner In the dining room of the school the students went in a body to the auditorium, when Hep. Hickey congratulated tho students for their work. He also congratulated the board of education tor their broad-minded, far-sighted and progressive policy in providing a course, of study which offers opportunities for men and women beyond tho .school nge to receive. Instructions in subjects which makes for jaore useful living and higher type of citizenship. "The most Important work in the world." he said, "is that which deals sith the institution or institutions ttsat have for their object the education of tho young, and tho training for more complete citizenship of our adult population." Hep. Hickey spoko of the early developments of our educational systems, from tho timo the colonist struggled with poverty and many ther obstacles in forming a foundation that the present systems in the schools rest upon. The speaker traced th history of the public, land grants and the educational thought written in the public land survey of the northwest territory and of the ordinance of 17S7. The basic reasons hy Indiana and the other states of tho northwest territory havo fuch excellent Fchool systems are found In these documents and articles, he asserted. System of I'-irljr ScliooR The gradual, but y-t rather complete change of educational ideas, from the early history of our country to the present time, was traced )v the speaker." The strictly academic course of the early school, yes eon the school that existed HO years atru no longer meets modern konotnlc and industrial conditions. The demand is for an education which more) adequately fits one to live properly and to compete successfully in these- modem times. The aMlity and the will to do some productive .ice of work constitutes the best definition of an educated mm. 'Tim success of anv state or na

tion in its linal analvsis, is deter-; Men and women who puffer from tho ' ' , . i(10,ln' i n.rtMn? f rains and aches of rheumatism, this is mined by the educational nppmtunl- . fof you, (;k rj(, pf Mjff kl:eesp.linfult

üfH Kiver. Its people itnu me pm- wwoMen fet. knotted lingers; oil

Tertian thrown around i:s eiuldnoo.t ; your joints, loosen up vour

.i -r! wt .to t.t v.ivo I des, throw off years of suffer

.;iti id"?o i m"v. - j i'elf must see to it that every indi- I idual of the state is given an op-, portunity. under state protection to.

t eceive s;imcieiu eoiicanon ani irainintr to et;able lini to 1e self

Grotto, rooms. Irn-

For the t'irst time In the htstorj of the world a ol!ce department now be? airmen, and they are really doln this work on a big 3cale. Thors ire twenty aviators, now members of the Nw York Poll? Department all veterans of the war. vbo were selected by Colonel Jefferson De Mont Thompson and sworn In u. ifrLiay as the nueleaa of the. aviation section of the t'clice Ueservea.

3i. o. r. i li it. Stated meeting of Avalon No. 4. Masonic temple clu'' s o'clock Thursday, April ;

portant business. PI:ti:II F. AHREXS, Monarch. D. C. RAYMOND, Foc'y. 11876-3 Advt.

I'oultrj' raising is one of the trades tauuht disabled soldiers at Fort Thomas, Ky.

interested in general education and particularly in the Ftu 'y of the government of the country." He laid special stress on certain phases of our governmental life, viz; Republic n government rests upon two fundamental principles. Popular Sovereignty and the Reign of Law." A people to be a success must have respect for established order. Popular government without the reign of law is a government of the mob." He said our people from the early pilgrims have been a people who respected and enerated established order and they respect the right of property. Industry Part of Citizenship. "Popular government means liberty without license. The highest purposo of government is the common welfare. Government that fails to protect its citizenship, that hesitates to protect its integrity, as a nation, is a failure, were some of the statements made by the speaker. He brought out a vital factor of citizenship which is often omitted. In the following statements he emphasized tho importance of industry as an essential part of good citizenship. Ho said, "Citizens should bo Industrious as well as law abiding. There Is no room among our people for the idler. I have no respect for the man who will not work, and I care very little what kind of work he does if it be honest or productive. The idler is the most contemptible creature in the world. Wilful idleness is a crime." Defined American Policy. In one straightforward statement he defined ' our national and international policy. He said. 'The watchword of our country should be to ileal fairly and justly with every other nation and compel every other nation to deal fairly and justly with us. A nation, like an individual, must hope to succeed only when it

deserves, as shown by to succeed."

In relation to the immigrant in this country he made the following statements. "There should be no divided citizenship. No matter where one has been born, if he comes to America to make Iiis home he should be an American. The important question that we should ask ourselves is, are we loyal at heart to our institutions, do we believe in

jur institutions? Are we 100 per cent American ?" Those who received diplomas from Director Appleman were: Helen Gronthowski. Susie Gresha and Mary Krajcsics in penmanship; G. W. Howard. Gustav Moller. Albert Rutz, A. Wredmack. Richard Weder, John Holmes and George W. Rill, in drafting; Margaret Mueller, Mrs. Clinton E. Camp. Beatrice Kingsbury, Frank Dauer, Cleo Milton, Lillian Thillman, Klzlna Stuck. Clara Kaylor and Lulu Stilson. bookkeeping.

Lawn, garden and field seeds that are true to name and will grow. Warner Pros., 2 2$ S. Michigan rt. Open Saturday evenings. Advt. 12042-3

Warner's Seed Store, 226 S. Michigan st. Advt. 12 04 2

LAIUF.S ONLY. Special matinee Friday for ladies only at the Orpheum. An opportunity to see and meet Miss Catherine Crawford and her Eight Fashion Girls. Wonderful display of silk and satin gowns and dainty lingere together with songs, dances and entertaining vaudeville. 11906-4

OCR COAL MAKi:s WARM FRIENDS. Shirnp Coal Yards, Knoblock & Martin. Telephones: Bell 13P, Home 5S40. l4S67-tf

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the blood is left thin, watery, and one is said to be anemic. Instead of the blood cells being round, as in diagram "A", they become irregular, as in "B." When you feel weak, nervou?, or the skin

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taking a good iron tonic, called "Irontic," put up by Dr. Pierce and sold by most druggists. ThL? "Irontic" is compounded of a soluble iron, nux and herbal extracts. With this you gain in vim, vigor and vitality. Instead of pale cheeks, tired and worn out before

breaks out in pimples, eruptions j the day is half done, after taking

CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO. Safely Deposit Boxes $1.50 per year.

These Friday bargains are saving dollars for the thrifty people of South Bend

lhey come here trom every section of the city and leave satisfied. If vou're not ond

of them it will more than pay you to fall in line.

New Spring Suits, serge Silk and Cotton Poplin, Fancy Curtain Nets, 36 and poplin, in navy, Pekin 36-inch, in all colors. Fri-linch, in white, cream am

Clue ana LMack, box and jday only, 7fl!ecru- Friday only, pleated Styles. Very Spec! yard flöü'yard LjQ

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Children's Wash Dresses, in plaid, checked and striped gingham; sizes 2 to 14 years. Regular $1.50 value. Friday Aft only dl.Uu) Wash Waist Special, one lot of white wash waists in broken sizes. Regular

$1.98 value. (M Friday only . . . . Ö Ii

Notion Special, Crown Snap Fasteners and Endurance Hooks and Eyes, 'in black and wnite. Friday, choice ft - at Whittemore's Gilt Edge Shoe Dressing, softens and preserves the leather. Regular 25c value. Friday only SCItj

All-Wool Storm 36-inch, in black Friday, yard

Serge, ! Cretonnes, only JHiiht patterns.

Friday only,

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Kemnant special, ging-j

hams, percales, muslin challies, outing llannel, etc

'Stay-Ona" Children's

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Get-Rid cf All Stiffness and Soresess

or boils, and you feel "blue" and

without any snap or energy, sometimes hands cold and clammy, there is iKually a large decrease in the red or white blood corpuscles and one should build up with some good blood-builder and tonic. You etui put iron in your blood

urrrt!njr. at 1 ' . i t . anl to canin- ' ?f to cvrry iii.-ui or woman who! toil- a sutHou nt n.ic to ciiurp hf-m a lTMit liitii: f'-r thrmhes' nl prop1: Ivic.i tiotn 1 :m! social1 Mtlvantapri f-T tin ir 'hil-.lron." : 1'rjr Ml l Imiwih l"itlMi. Tr. Hikv i-1 prfat tr.- on, !!' itp-poi'taPCr of -vrry ' iti.':i I -ornint: familiar with our s:ovi'rnnpnt anl oar politic.il i.la. H'!

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! Here are t he simple directions: Co , to your drutrKi"t and buy a hottle of t "N'eutrone Prescription take it as I directed within twenty-four hours I you'll r.ote tho pood effects take it faithfully for a couple of weeks then ! I'resto! You're feeling ten renrs vo-inrcr, you're moving around roni f"rlnhy. your pain and nrhes have I disappeared weather conditions don't , affect yon you're "well apain! ; Thousands of rase nr recorded ; where "N'entrone I're-JcripMon has worke.i marvelous cures We want to ! spread its fame everywhere; we want to put It within the reach of everybody. ' clet a bottle you'll .ay it's the best

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'Iontic,' your cheeks will have color, you will feel strong and vigorous and ready for work. Or if you like a good alterative and herbal tonic, such a one caD be obtained at any drug store, favorably known for the past fifty years as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi

cal Discovery. This is made from !

MAX ADLER COMPANY World's Beet Clothe. Corner Mich, and Wash. SU.

Windsor Ties for misses and women; messaline and crepe de chine; in plaids and figures. 50c value, Friday

Mercerized Poplin, 27-in., in nil rnlnrs

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Friday, yard ÖU ;inday only ZI -Z 1 ONE-THIRD OFF

One Lot of Laces and Embroideries, in variety of

idths and patterns. All on sale at HALF PRICE

Bridal Long Cloth, 3(-in

Friday, yard Lz

New Zephyr Ginghams 32-inch, in stripes aih

plaids. Friday PT

only, yard

Men's Khaki Handker25c values 17c; 1315

15c values at .... uV.PI?! , c "" c i Ivory Soap, Friday Spe

Envelopes, Qood quality, cial, 6 bars

package of 25. 0ifor

Friday at QJU

Venice Lace Edges,

new dainty patterns, lean

T. 10c

Jap Rose Talcum Pow

in der, very special

16c:!

Best Quality Shavinj

Bob White White Crepe j bar Toilet Paper, tfjStfft Ä i pi r- i V

Friday, 10 rolls... WU iuw'"

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blue and white.

Soap Special, Palm Olive Friday only

or Jap Rose Soap. Special 3 for ....

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30! New Spring Suits

w !and poplin, in navv, Pekii

China Cuds and Saucers. ;W lie and black, box

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6 Cups and 6 Saucers, ; pleated styles. Very spe $1.89 value. "flgl cially priced git Friday at ul-fcSiat .., Ol.tll1

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MARTIN F. PANE DISTRICT MANAGER Office 236 Farmers Trust Building Bell Phone 2376 Home Phone 6579 SOUTH BEND, IND.

Office Open Every Night Until Ordered Not to Sell Any More Stock.