South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 133, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 May 1919 — Page 2

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NG1L PISSES T DE SITTING Rush Measure Which Requires! Permits to Hold Publie Gathering. T)rtrlr.(X th" cii.-pl.iy f rr- rr;iTIpm.s or th- hoMin cf ur.;Kith'rieI nitinK8 to I unl-iwrui. ami ir-t Mir. if j::i.i-h:.. r.t by r.n s rar.trin from J2i to l-'Qi and ;y j.iil sn- j i tenrrs not t- -cr-I I.iv.-, South "anti-r!"- (.fiin i Ii-: iii.'ht vit!U a di --!, t iris Th' r'i-' u Tf Mj.-i;-n!I th. it t!.' rl it : -t n' rniifht fak'- !!' ri imm- iJi.itoly. Tli oriliri.ini'- I -i-rn'-'J to . lurUAV.f'S i- h .-. '!! on- which took pl.i ;it '.-hi!tirtin h.ill little n.oi.- i!i.m a v. k i-'o. Th- oflii; i'.. w.is ih.if:'! hy City Attv. Tilr:i:i' W. Slick .it th" r-:TK-:-t of ( 'o iri iliii.i n M't uri- f V nn t. who 'iit-. that th- council hho'Jl'l y no ni' .iiis nnit anothe r nicotinic s'jrh as the on- stapo'l in th- w(t -nl s"irj,t' i!a.-- as. "I am tiil-I that ati'-th.'r n.tiM- lias h J.l.um il tor t' liii-'ht." h- lcLu''l. "and if such 1 th- cave, we must li.tv an fir.iir: i ri'-e so that we can nie t the -itiiat ion ;if one ." Adjourn to licarc Ic;inn V nri' t's motion th council ;tiljo irr.' J ti nllow the city attorney i diafr the ..r itn a:: . When The inciting w.i.s aiin . 1 1 1 I to rlor. the rales e( m . - ie i) ' ! 1 1 so that tli- nlin.i ii ' ! !reet!y to ttie tliiial re o! '. Thi- i ; i i 1 . :iml oht;iin 1, th- un.tniinoi;:; ote of thr oiiro il. Th.it le-itirnatp n.cctinc- may not he atTeete.l. hlef Klilie WIS instruete.i to i-ue jt rrni nen t jrmifs to lo.lrs of the citv. that their mct:nu:s will fall within the jaw. Private il.iiieins' cluhs and ortraiiizations are to ! ii;! to report to the chief's otti' for permit-;. Previous to the n-cs of the council seNetal other ordinances WffH passed. I i. Oilier Onlin.incrs. An ordinance appropriating ?7" Ti to the miscellaneous fund of the hoarl of puhlic works for the payment of damans to th" Tah"t: j roperty was parsed. The damages accrued from the i onile-nninp of a .-:rlp of land Ho l.y f. et. for the w ileninc; of Leer st.. l ;,p the pr- ims administration. The ortlinam e providing that the G'and Trunk ami Western Uailmad o. pla"e a watchman at the Olive hL. crc.-ine; was unanimou-!y pa d. An ordirr.nce f(i! tir.-t reading f..r the appropriation of for the Jn.iaitf n.uice of a federal home demonstration, acont from July 1 to June U 1 i 1! f. was leferred to the eomlulttce of the wh'de. An ordinance naming the s.-cond alley v: e.f Iafaette st , nuiniiu' from Marion t. to X.iVMi re St.. as l el. I I . d t the committee ),; the wlio'ie. The ordi:.ance .su-'-fe.-ts nainin tin alle:.' Clarion et. A measure tra nsferrini: the u:n ff JlM.") from tla- en, .-al fund to the police iiii-i Ilar.eoiis funil of the hoard of puhli.- safety to pay for a lieW .seven-pas-eneer 'adillac ctf. was referred to th.e tonimittee (f the whole It was unanimously deride 1 that the rounciIni n mareh in a !ody in the Mt mortal day jaradet to he held on Mav ;:0. f 1 k .1 Jrj V.i i-i An acid-Ptoinach cannot dipeft food firopfrly. Instead, the food fours and errnents and, passing int the intttmet, becomes a breeding placo for couMle.ss millions of doilly germstoxic poi?on thw are cal't'd. The? poisons are aborlHHi into the 5y?tcn and can?e untold misery. So, you tee, it is ju:"t acid-rtoinach, nothing -L-e that makes fo many people weak, listlees and unlit; Faps thtir etrenth and energy; robs them vi their vier tr.d vitality. Ililioti5nes, bad liver, nervousness, blinding, splitting headccLeS', rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica these and many other ttill more feriou ailments o'ften are traced U the common source an acid-stomach. Take KATONIC and get rid quickly cf the pains of indigestion, heartburn, that horrible, lumpy, bloated feeling after eatlr.g; dL;gu;ting, le!chi:v. food-repeatmg; sour, gassy stomach. These stomach miseries arc caused bv what doctor? call "Hyperacidity. ' Iff just ACID-STOMACII. And in addition Xn the pains and miseries it caus.es, ACI D-bTU MACH is the starter of a long train rf aiheent that most

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Here's Ordinance Designed To End "Red" Meetings

An ordinance declaring it illegal to display or wear red emblems: Section I : It shall be unlawful for any person, persons, organization, or association, owning or controlling any hall, auditorium, building, room or other place in the city of South Bend, to rent, let out for hire or otherwise, or permit the same to be

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having obtained a written permit from the chief of police of the city of South Bend, which permit shall be issued in all proper cases without charge. Section 2: It shall be unlawful for any person or organization to wear or display at any public meeting or upon the streets, or in

any public place any red banner,

Section 3: Any person violating any of the provisions of sec-

tion one or two shall upon conviction be fined in any sum not less j than $25, nor more than $200, to which rmy be added a jail sentence not exceeding 30 days, j Section 4: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect 1 from and after its passage. ; (Signed) COUNCILMAN MAURICE VENN ET.

RECEIVES PUBS Werk on Blackstone Picture House to Begin June 1, Says Milner. Plans for thr new P.lackstone the ater were received Monday hy i 'rank I .. ll.i-T. local auent of the !llakstoneJ r. . . . " 1 - 1 ' i u ater co r po r a ii n r mis mown;-; picti 'e theater winch is to he built on the if, ;ilI-Toepp property on the0" hio. of Miehian st. will l,a e a I ft. frontage o Michigan M. aid a deofh of l'ä feet. Tlv I'I.iin ato eril! for a atim capacity i ...".no peoplo. The i:ont will he of n highly av "t;i: desiu'n. multi-colorel terra eotta leine; used in the construction PI rVIPLY? V ELL, D ON'T BE People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get a package of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards' Olive-Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel; there's no sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effectively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with "a dark brown taste," a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no goodfeeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among patients atilicted with liver and bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result Take one or two nightly for a week. See how much better you feci and look. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. 3 I I L? 1 1 11 I 4 ri ti I i H i wav connected with the stomach. Fleasant tatin? EATON 10 TABLETS that you eat like a bit of candy. quickly put an end to your etomacii j troubles. They act as an absorbent j literally wipe up the excess hurtful acid and make the etomach pure, j sweet and strong. Help digestion so that you get all the power and enerpy ! from vour food. You cannot be well without it! If you ar? one of thosf who h3ve "tried everything" lr.it in spite of it still nffer nil kinds of acid-stomach miseries if you lack physical and mer.tal strength and vi?of begin ct (nrc to tak KATONIC. Get bac: your plr.sical and mental punch ancr.jy thi g od things cf life. LiL: thousands i t others you will say yc-: never dreamed that "such arn.inn?:. quick reiiei and tuch a reuiarkab'.r improvement in your general healtL was po-eible. Your drupKist has EATON I C. Wc authorize Liza to guarantee it to give ycu instant relief or refund yout ruoney. Get a Liz box of EATONIC today", it cots but little and the result are wonderful!

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red button, or red emblem. which will Kie it an attractive appearance. The interior of the theater will he modeled after the 1'rench renaissainc period. After a consultation Monday with (I. Christman, a local contractor, Manager Milner stated that the work would he started on June 1. Have Xowl Stao :Sa:s. Novel plans have ben made for the stacre of xho house. Inasmuch as this is to he distinctively a motion picture theater, there will he no lar-e utaqe such as is used hy theater folk playincr the legitimate. hut should the occasion arise for a music festival or some like entertainment, a temporary Ftae may he quickly 'onstructed hy rernovine the first ! three rows of seats, after which the i f r On T T-vnv 1... . to stae level. The frrnt of the theater Luildinp !rovides lloor space enough for four I stores, and there will he an unusually lark'e entrance to the theater. Store Hours: Cham in, MjLiJGi 114 South

May Sale

There is much satisfaction in wearing Spring Millinery such as we have on display. The styles, shapes and colorings are absolutely correct. Every one wants correct style and dependable materials and price is a big item in these days of thrift so when you are assured of reliable merchandise at a saving in price it's an opportunity you better take advantage of.

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One table of Trimmed Hats in medium shapes for street and dress wear, in 'straw and georgette combinations. Formerly sold up to $8.50. May Sale Price at : $3.45 Children's Hats Specia lly Priced Now is the Opportune Time to Buy House Dresses New Shipment at Very Special Prices

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TEARS IIP 'RED' PICTURE, BREAKS

p 1 (Placard Honoring Huns Spurs Councilman to Drastic Action. Driving his fist through a picture bearinp a lori list of names Inscribed: "These Men Died for the Fatherland. Killed by I'nited States Bullets," then tearing the paper to hits, which he flung: into the face of the nearest radical. Councilman Maurice Vennet, roundest of the city fathers, only a few months Hgo a member of the United States navy, broke up an alleged radical meeting at "Washington hall last niKht, and put a stop to any demonstration the "reds" might have planned. The meeting', said to have been planned by I. V. V. agitators, was attended by Thomas Slick, city attorney, several members of the city council, and a numher of policemen. The city officials, Unding that only a small crowd had gathered, soon left the hall, but Vennet and a member of the police department awaited developments, and when the picture, a pen and ink drawing, was placed over the Speaker' table, Vennet took action. Removes Rett Xeclnie. Excitement prevailed for several seconds, but the presence of the detectives soon restored order, and many of the attendants at the meeting left the hall. While the people were leaving the building. Asst. Chief of Police William Cassidy tore a red necktie from one of the radicals. The meeting was held ir open violation to the warnings of members of ti e department of justice, but sine, only 25 people were in attendance no demonstrations were made. The councilmen stated, however.

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that they stand ready to prevent a recurrence of the Magyar hall Incident and that they will force the ,'ollre to take action. Returned soldiers in the wet end have also displayed their displeasure of allowing the nutting to bo-held at the Magyar hall, and hav told the councilmen that they stand ready to assist the local police at any time to put down the "red?." They will seek to have employers of foreign lator to see that they aro Americanized. Seeds. fertilizers. sprayers, and spray materials- Warner I'.ros., 'J6 S. Michigan st. Advt. 1204l'-13

To Have Glean, ; Healthy Blood IJrislit i:yo Clear Completion Take Pihi toils Nin-Jngtinu Tonic and lHHd Purilior "Celery King." Three times a week f c r three weeks, brew yourself a cup of Celery King and drink it just before retiring. Give it to the children, too. You'll be surprised how gently yet effectively CELERY KING creates a normal action of the bowels, cleansing, and strengthening of the system, banishing pimples, scrofula and other blood disorders. Cvlery King keeps the blood pure and rich by freeing the system of all waste matter. Advt. Nursing Mothers and Mothers to be eat Whole Grain Wheat for the teeth of the child. "Ol so good for little Jvlary." Well nourished children have, prettyteeth. Whole Grain Wheat is sure a treat. Try one can. Grocers eat it. Why do you wind your watch? Avenue

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New Trimmed Hats Values to$7.50 at$2.45 One table of Trimmed Hats in small and medium shapes, in black and colors. Regular values up to $7.50. May Sale Price . . $2.45 New Trimmed Hats Values to $8.50 at $3.45

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Summer Chi the Center AisleNovelty Beads, Low Shoe Buckles, Gold find Silver Bar Pins, Children's Silver Mesh Purses, Sheffield Silver Dorines. Special Sale of Art Goods stamped ready to embroider.

Blouses of Exceptional Qualities Tailored Waists in radium silk with tucked fronts, in light and dark shades, at $10.00. Georgette Waists, tucked fronts, collars and turn-back culfs of pleated georgette and edged with tine laces, at $10.00. Crepe cle Chene Waists, box pleated fronts, tlat collars, turnback cuffs, embroidered, $6.9.5. Wash Waists of fine French voiles embroidered by hand, tucked cuffs, lace trimmed, at $12.95 to $20.00.

Headquarters for Af ter- W ar Comfort WE are headquarters for solid comfort to the returning soldier. We eil the one shoe that will prettn c ail the comfort of the army hoe without sacrificing cirüian good looks. It is th? Educator built by scicnlitts to let tins feet grow as they should. 9 RICE A HUTCH1NS

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Newest Coat Modes

Just Arrived from New York New Gats tor Summer purposes. Soft Tricotines in tan, navy and liack, alo in Men's Wear Series, full loose hick and belted modes-for women to size U. Hi-h waisted modes for the slim miss, als sh.rt coat models in sizes 14, 16, 18.

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For Midsummer Miss M. Vahlert has just returned from New York and reports excellent purchases of new Summer Hats. Of Georgette, in white, pink and orchid. Beautiful Hats of Taffeta, Milan and Leghorns with ostrich and flower trimmings. All new modes for midsummer. Semi and full dress hats, sport hats they are arriving daily.

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These Coats were bought at unusual prices. The woman preferring a coat as a summer wrap will undoubtedly make a gain of one-third the regular price. On Sale Tomorrow at $15.00, $19.75, $25.00

Marabou Scarfs Natural color. 1 i and 2 yards long, with tassel; silk lined; at $17.50 and $22.00. Permit The Pleasure of Carrying Your Basket. Our free delivery service solves the basket problem for you no extra charge. Come here load your basket with celebrated Ferndell Groceries and Meats, and tell the salesman lo deliver it that's all. V" HI i4 ernaei. Cor. Main and Colfax. Bell 382 Home 5382 iMME-:HELLE2l'S Eyes Examlnod by LEMONTREE M.mintMtturMg Optletaaw

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