South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 129, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 May 1919 — Page 2

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Initiation in Notre Dame Chapter Knights of Columbus Occurs Friday.

The Initiation of t h r m-IM : - r ipto the r.'ir.ks of t!; - '-.. rounrii. Knight-. of ,'.; u ' -u. uill. t.ilce r';'' Krifiriy -'.r.im: in o'in- i c il rhamlwrs in Wnl.-ii h-.M. Th l:r.--t ler" w;1! I 1 x. nipliti' J Ny I h d-trr t.im from .Votr luri". i Tli Initiation wis rU'in;!!v 1 i- ; Ull to tik" .!;in on Th'l'" S.-iy ;..,' th potpon:'.' nt .!:". 1 l.y . J

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ir;ttton Mj'Hiom, an Ij i. ;. 1 minist r from N w Vork r;tv. l ist vn-

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nft' rr.oon ;t tin- Win y hofl in Mi-h a v ika. Thf .ro! (l.r... will lif . n i r T 1 ' i I ''.' ' Notro I:rao t--am. whil" th- th!r-l 1 -.; will ! L'Krn t.y th" l.fft:;.--.M( irthy t' tm from 'hicaro.

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th- I'm Ivrf-it of Xt?r.- r . i Iii--hohl n hmipi' t th.- r j; n t of thl month. At a r.i- tirtr ii( l'i y tT(lav I'rpc't lli!L'."irn i iiii.iintt !

two . ornn.itt s to ar:an.- th, -h - ( Coloiu-l Ktisvcll rreamcr Landon has Just arrived from France as couiiiuindin officer of the 1117th iu t.ii.- of thr n.min:; .-v.-üt. j f nitr.v nimnt. hindquarters, and a contingent of which was oil hoard the one-time Hamburg-American steam Th- two rommitiw ai-. i ;aan -: i sliij) Tan Fmlsterre. Colonel Lansdon wore the decoration of the Legion of Honor and the Croix de Guerre, with Th irds Hirx h.ihl. C .r- K'rv i j ,,!il star. He was cited twie for gallantry in personally leading his troops into action. The 127th regiment is

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.'lathrw v.Vi-s. cir-raid Mtirphy and I I-avitt (V. S. A. chamidon wrestler). (2 Docking the Cap Finbterre. '.U Staff officers of thp 127th infantrj-

i Yank fonnoiiy. ! left to riuiit, Lieutenant C. II. Swanson. Captain A. I'. Mitchell, Lieutennt Colonel li. J. Zink, Lieutenant I'dmund Th- m. etm- o; th- V.2h Dom-js. Higgius and Chaplain Gustav Stearns l!oinl" will h l.l Snur.l.iv n',,n '

at which i'hülcs Crime, th. el-jtor-in - hif. will announce his talf of as.i.-fants for th- ow senior ru!li ation. Th" metnh. s of th' hoard v. ii; annoiin' th i - 1 i ation t th- l'.'2i i-n 11 id t i'n t a distin-gui.-hd ahiiiiuns of the Fniwrsity of Notre I .i mo.

Po-'" ' ! f nr"I',, (l ot l';nts of Wisconsin .National Guard. For their brilliant fighting and their worrying tactics against ,rn lIi( ' 'Iui'iris the men been me known as "Los Terribles." The nccoinpanying layout shows: (1) Sergeant Frank

NAME JOSEPH KOVACS SPECIAL JUDGE IN BILLY MEYERS CASE

PLAN TO CURB LABOR

Jos, ph Io .ics has hecr. M-lectcl !ocial jmle to hear the "William .Meyers case in city court on May

DISSENSION HERE ! 1 1 M -r" is i h-ir v ith the lawful possrssion of liquor for sale.

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laid Washlnirn apparel before

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lahor it-r..jou in aith la-nd was the d-risjon of that h..(i at th,-ir leKiil.ir inciftii Tli:rd.iy niK'ht n tin- Indian:; Fill and l.om hid-,'., on X. Main t. It v. ,.s unaninii;tv ! ided by the bujid rs to att .-mnt

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nomine, in city court to answer to

charg' oi failure to yend hi.s chil l t hoi4. He was given :i suspendd tine of :, and cots. The father a 1 1. 1 that th.- mother keit the child out of M'hool, arni Mrs. Wash-

to mo..t with fau nos th demands ! ,mrn as ord-n d to appear in court

of the carpentis of the city so that thr proposed expansion work will not h !ela J. 1 1 c j i r t - of thf li'aildei-v, sho'l that thre was -omparatively little labor unrest at toe pr sent time with th 'ejjiion of lectricuans and painters. )ther work, however, is pro-r i;ir and worknun from other cities nar. hen serured to fill th plac.s of the strikrs in eiiitUemy work.

POLICEWOMAN ENVY OF YOUNG MOVIE FANS "O-e, I wish 1 was a policewoman." said a little 14 tri as sii.sat in on ( South l;.r,.'s nmvi houses ami i.cred tie jaliiMAvoman sr.uniiii i.f of the pi. -farts. Just looking .tt the niovim; pictuits M part of th. jol. yf Mr.-. Mini:i 1'van. lo al poln w o;n.i n. Ami ,-h" (lr;i p-y for it. too. Mrs. F':tn is tie offui.il ciitii"

for th police d'pattnient. When

DAN PYLE TALKS ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

At the meeting of the perley Community ctnter Thursday niht. Atty lan Pyle delivered an address on "The Spirit of the L'-ague of Nations." Mrs. C. K. Hanta, v. at; in charge of the oommimity singing; r adin-s w r given by Miss Iyf-ora - bction was rendered by K.i Selb rs. The next met ting of the ent.r will lie held Mav J2.

PROMOTED TO RANK OF ARMY CORPORAL W illiam W. King. 6 10 'Prien st., who s-titioned nt Camp Le, Va., his recently been promoted to the rank of corporal, according to word r. eeiv.'d in this city. YoUnpr Webster manured to u'ct into the army s. rviee in Mav f last year after

th- .lireetors of th movj.. hous s j b. i:i tirn d down on the physical put on a production f-r the f u-vt j exa mir. it ions on s.veral occasions, tim it U the luty .f th j.o:ie. - j At j-res.-nt he is attached to the .",3 3 woman to look vr the prodiot ion. I Mobile unit. That's ii'l she Joes: just sits in ' i-o. n f orta Me at m the r.v.r of thi tlieat r ar;l looks 'em over. Th :i ' i! th!"e is so-rn- inj ct ion i -de pari.' -.-he has the power t- have that part r????2777r,Li L , , r. tts:- - rS

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match wax staged at the i'lVs temple Th. antler ed In rd s- ui ibairc H Hull ;.-.un-t Mr. .-torit. but Mr. Hu!'. j hei'l a cue mo-t f th.e ti:r. h'e t

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A'-riv t Suit with K?;7VI r"l V-' wij eatra l.Vvt 1 trouir If'Y tnaterUI. Vy

It is a conceded fact amon? all the tailors that Golden 's suit, with extra trousers of the same material, for S3 5.00 is the greatest value ever iven by any tailor. TWO GOOD INVESTMENTS A Victory Bond, and my tailored suit, made with J pair trousers of the same material, at S3 3.00.

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Suits

In This Mav Selling: are Hundreds

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Fresh, new, clever styles that mothers like to see their little boys wear. Many mothers remember our May Sale of last year and before remember th vlurs received and many will remember the values we offer at this sale.

Included are several new middy styles, new belted styles and Oliver Twists in the desired colors such as navy blue, green, gray, cadet blue, brown, white.

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On the Center Aisle Special Bargains for Saturday Children's Hose of black mercerized cotton, fine ribbed, double heel and toe, all sizes. Special at 50c. Repeated for the last day tomorrow: Wash Waists The balance left over, priced at only $2.00. Also the Envelope Chemise, $1.23, at thir sale only $1.00.

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Also same in white tops, at $4.59.

Some all one color and others of these colors in combination with white, delightful contrasts that become the little boys.

May Sale Prices 5 1 2, s2ä2, m, s4ä, s4, s5

Also a new shipment has arrived of the utility play garments to save the better Fiber Silk

clothes. Overalls, boys 3 to 8, in slipover style, of khaki and blue tub fabrics, a splendid value, at 59c. Also of stout material of striped denim, in blue and white stripes, ages 4 to H), at 89c, 10 to 15 years at $1.50. Koveralls, a new play suit for boys 1 to 8 years, in fancy combination colors, a smart garment for $1.50.

Children's Shoes Boys Oxfords, mahogany brown, English last, and lace style, sizes 1 to 5, at $5.85 and $6.50. Girls' Shoes, in black patrnt leather, white buck tops, English last, lace style, sizes 1 2 to 1 , at $5.25.

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Sweaters for Girls

New colors, rose, turquoise, coral, copen, made with large collars, sashes and pockets, ideal school sweater, at $6.50.

SUITS and MORE SUITS

The greatest sale of suits we have ever had. The changeable climate has made suits almost a necessity. The Business Woman The Woman Shopping All see the need of a summer suit this year. Tomorrow We Offer 1 50 Serge Suits that are unusual in values, offered at

i5 y tnc selhnS price of $25.00 and $29.75.

tib merits of stvles offer ereat variety.

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SUMMER UNDERWEAR In Our Men's Store High grade garments and perfect workmanship in these Union Suits of combed lisle, at $2.00 and $2.50. Other Union Suits of r.r, villi in enrimr

needle knit lisle at $1.75. Cotton Union Suits in summer weight at $1.35. Athletic Suits The underwear most popular for summer wear. The new line for 1919 is here, at 89c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75.

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Irimmed Hats at Reduced Prices

Offering a special collection of smart hats, which have been taken from our regular stock and reduced for this special sale. 75 Trimmed Hats, formerly $5 to $6.50. Included are banded and ready to wear hats in six different stvles. - Colors black, blue, purple and (r Q T A henna k)J.UJ 50 Trimmed Hats, formerly $7.50 to $8.50. Very latest models in milans, lisere and transparent hats, trimmed with flowers, feathers and C A A ribbons iPJ.UU 50 Trimmed Hats, formerly $10 to $12.50. Combinations of milans with Georgette facings, transparent brims, and leghorns, trimmed with velvet CT A ribbon and flowers KV V

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