South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 135, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 May 1919 — Page 2

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FRENCH ARMYTQ j MARCH JULY 14 t

Committees Plan Great Observance For Day Famous in History of Republic.

TARIS. April IS. (Ily MainFrance's national fete flay, the 1 Ith of July, will witr.i is srer.es ef pitriotlc ferr probably unp-i r.'iilded in th history of the r public, for That is th date provisionally agreed upon a4 moüt approrUt f"r the grand mar h of the victorious rench nrmy through the streets of thj capital. The program is ulreidy beginning to at;mo definite shape. Tiir rfuit1 will he from the Port.- Maillot, at the main cntr.ineo to the J'.o.s d Souk.ne, through the Arc d- Triumphe, airmg the Avcmi" d-s 1'hanips Klyers. the I'lace de la Cnnrorde and the Kiio -- Ttivoi! to the I'lace de iti i:cpuhli(jue; a distance of iome eicht miles. Committer in hargc. The g ijeral outlines of the s-..h-m of ir orations have been arranged hy a body called the French I "i t at in t M l i 1 izd Arlists of the y.,r r.M-lyls. and a festival committee of 4". appointed hy il. Iifcrre. minister of public Instruction, has approved thr' '. heme Mi'-mitted. At th- Porte Mailhit. between !'ic pylon", tribunes will bo. erected where the city father will welcome the hero. s of Verdun and the Marne. Along the Avenue de la Irande Armo .l-coratie pI.tUes M ill f'iriililt'pVi! ;, te battles, the n.inei of vhi h are household "words throughout the woild. No "superfluous decoration will map the architectural beauty of the Ar' de Triumph'', hut the vast ciru wliff 12 Tiold a-nu"s conVerse will he mad. mto one vast itmphitheatre for thousands of spectators. To ftcprc'iii league. Decked with a profusion of Mowiii and Half., the Avenue dos 'h.imps JUjyeeM will no doubt offer u rpasnhlccnt spectacle. A monument representing the league of nations symbolizing Yi !ory and I'ea'-e. will he erected on tlie Terrasse des Keujllants. while half way at the Itond I'oint. another monument will recall the glorious dead, resurrected and joining in the triumph of the lnintr. The Luxor obeli.-k on the P! i e ie la Concorde nil! forin the center of an immense decorat ie scheme extending to the famous statues representing the chief cities of Trance. The decoration of th" other streets throuch which the pageant will pa-s. wll! he Jett in the hand of the authorities of the differ nt city wards. Kehret is felt in sonic quart "i s by July so many of tlie a-dual participants in the (-r;it battles will have U-t-n demobilized. This v. ill. however, nn ib lrul from the f. rvent Iiomai;e that will he paid to tlie n,;. TTS of the famous I'lef.-h I .-,!!!. enfs whi.-h cowred t h-m.-el e.s vuth fclory.

WILL CONSTRUCT NEW BANK BUILDING Plan an l .per;T.c i'iir drawn up for the re;;..a of th.- new I'oi;ii s' .State i ir.fc h'-üü':.; were at opted h lhr hotnl of I i r- - 'or- ;i ;i jp... c; tl meeting held W ednesday eveniv.z. The plans ay prepared by Clemens S. SüifK'nr, n.ar;a. r of th S'fno'or Lu::.l.-er Co., call for the erection of a two story buildintr out of bri'-k at the cost of J.' 1. The location of the r.t w hank will he on W. Division st. near Walnut st. and its construction will lejn in a short time to ;i--;re its ope nine? on Sept. 1. All modern ::ure-- and erjuipment will he installed i r. the new hank, the total cod he:n placed at rv,,öoo. The Smrifor Lumber Co. will herin actual work aft r the city engineer surveys the land on which the new hank is to he built.

Board of Works Hears Resolutions on Improvements

DISCUSS FURTHER PLANS FOR SUMMER RECREATION

News of the City from the Official Records

st ti:kioi: rorin Kichmond Ka.liator Co. vs. National Heating Co.; suit oti note. lio.-a olive.- vs. Charles Oliver; suit for divorce. Prank Korn vs. Carl K. Hayn; suit on account. Clare Conrad vs. Sylvia Conrad; suit for divorce. Kosi .Milbr vs. Mcnj. F Miller; suit for divorceWilliam S. Miller vs. Charles Anthony; suit on note. m iu:i i.ht:nm:s. Ks.iwery Koczorowski. ptdice detective, South Pend. to Yeronica Stoehowska.

VIOLATORS OF LICENSE LAW HELD BY POLICE War was declared mi automobil. drivers who fail to di.-play a state licnse by the police aud two artasts were nia.le Wednesd.v nik'lit. Chief Kline has issued orders to the officers to pick up violators of the law and specially those who hae been us;n- the 'License Applied For" W. O. Quick. "'2 1 :: Lincoln way AY., and Lester Harwich. S. Taylor st., will he arraigned before JuJ. Fii;nk fl ilmer t answer t thaiKes of failure to displav a iirojit r lir-'iiM' jdate.

SAYS HUSBAND WANTED HER TO LEAD BAD LIFE Posa djwr in a suit for diwu-'e li!.d Wednesday afternoon ia t!:' -u j.erior court says lor husband. Charles Oliver, wanted her to had art immoral life support him They have been n.arrio.j sm.-e Marcii of t h.s ear. The Knhmorl R.uli.itor Co. hashroui:ht suit a-alnt the National lhatim,- t. for a ju"o;t. i.s' ry ri.de. The not' was executed iv. H-cciabr oj P.H7 for $1.V,y. They ask Jud-T-xnent of 1.

ui:.ii it.ti; TH.sri:i:s. (From tlie Pecords of the Indiana Title and Loan Co.) Konstanty Z.irenibka and Josefa t Perton C. Shearer; $1: lot .", Henry Studebaker's tirst addition to South Lend. (Icoru'c M. Studehaker. Anne Studebaker, i'arlislc anl Clement Studehaker jr. to Felix Puziak and Konstancys; 4 1 ; pt 2:i Clement Studeba ker's second plat, Summit Place addition. Michael Szczepaniak and Anna to Jaoh Kleloch and Mary; $1; ll.'iOO; I'.art of lots It; and 17 of Robinson HauKhton's sub.livision of lare lots ö and 1 in Kunstman i; Meyer's addition to South Pend. Jacob Khloeh and Mary to Andrzej Nadolski ami Jozefa; $L.'.2.'0; lot 34 1, Clement Studebaker's seeand jdat of Summit Place addition to South Pend. Joseph H. Purke and Pose to Maurice J. Frooks and Jennie; $1;

i lots O'f ainl Ö 1 . Push's second and

third addition to South Pend. (Note: Pa rt of .". 1 only, i Miro.!av Cru.vnski and Stanislaw.i to I. Yere Moon; $l,üoö; lot

'-'. Clement Studebaker's second

jplat Summit Place addition to South 1 Pend. ! William She-iemap and Amanda

to CharWs W. Dr. ibelbis; $000; tract of land, in I iberty township. M. Maria Urines ami husbaiul to John M. Z.itler; M : tract of land in Ciay towrisihip. Ao lot s.", Oakland

j Purk addition to South Pend. i o',i,. Ib tlin'and husband to Christian M. Wender; 1 ; palt of lot 2f,ö

M. L WeC'rer s sixth addition to South P nd-

j I a ' 1 1 i. jop.es t s itlie J. Jfnes. . "-.'.': lot A. C Cushirm's secoud : dd'.t.otj to Sauth Pa tid. ) J.i-.-ph Jasin.ski and wife to IMuaid P. (hudnr-r and Marie; .:;.öe(); ' l"t Hin. Fisher's sub.'dv ision 'of b.'k out lots in- an,i 1 e f of ! South P.end. ! Charbs L. Immel and Minnie C. to William J. (Neil; $1; lot 2 12 j Perner drove 1st addition to River , l'ark. now South P.end. i William P H ibbsand Hessie. Km- ; n. i I. nt." and h'isl,..and. Chloe I). : Ni r'f a.nd husf.and, Mary K. Scott and husbtnd, I'rauk 1 ubbs and wife, ''harles A. luibbs and wife to Perry I. Math ws and P s:e i;.; $',e,)o; l!.ot of 'attd in Harris township. P. .'p'i S. Fei- and wife to Ira W. Mi e:. a.ol Mabel: $ 1 ; lot '2 4 and I ;.a c. of lrt J". in block :'7. Iiwrence ! x FiJteH's .uhlition tt) Mishawaka. f Plir.." S Sfioiip and wife t i Frank Mailar and ( !.ra : ?JOo: part of Nd ... Findley. Walte!' .1. .lo'MCson ; i T ' ' 1 Hl'el A ii P'dward .. 1 . Siuii.i: SI; lot 01, :So:it!.sih addition to Sotitli Pend.

The fol'uv. inv; if solutions were heard by the board of public woiki Wedii' '-day nis'ht: Pavement Irom .MLimi st. to Leer fct., deferred to Feb. 1, 1'j20; gravel ,).iV"rn(nt on Da) ton t. f.om Lvr -t. to the alky cast of Clyde t-t.. rejected; pa' eiuent on Marine rt., fioni Indiana av. to Calvert st., deferred to June is; pavement on L.er t., from Calvert st. to Lwin-5 v.. and Fox st. from Leer st. to Miami t. deferred until June IS; pawmcnt on fust alley cast of Carroll st. from Wayne t. to Division st., confirmed; pavement on Lincoln Way W. from Olive st. to the westerly city limits, confirmed; improvement of Lindsey st. from Porta. ? av. to Plaine av., confirmed. The assessment roll for water connections on Win per and Carroll sts. from Hii'h st. to Paris fct. was confirmed. The assessment roll for Kr.idiriK of Miami st. from Ewlnk' av. to the city limits was confirmed. The assessment roll for a pipe Fewer on Walnut st. from Lord ft. to the Crand Trunk and Western Railroad Co. tracks was confirmed. The assejsment redl for the water ccmncctions en Partlett st. from Michigan .-t. to Lafayette st. was deferred until May 's. Resolutions were adopted for pavement on Linden av. from Anthony st. to Walnut st. Preliminary orders for asphaltic concrete were made on South Pend av. pavement;. Pids will be receixed May PI, and the linal awarel will be made May L. t . Nearly all of the property owners interested in the improvement of S. Michigan st. attendee! th board meetim; and askeel the board what action would be taken. The board told the property owners to present petitions in the regular way and that the matter wuld receive the' attention of the board. The property owners are seeking to have the sewer extended south to Donmovcr a v. and then have the street paved or resurfaced;

The municipal rn-eatln committe n et Wednesday r.iirht in th hool admiristtration building and 1 ivcussed further many dans that are ettlnp undr way for the improvement and additions to the city's many recreational centers for the youngster. Preliminary arra npement-s were made for the cpenlnc of a playground for the maller tots south of Division 5t. and east of (live t. A rd.iyitround is already maintained in the area, but it Is being- used by the older boys and girl. The budpet was to have been formally adopted at the meetinp Wednesday nlmht but this was not elone n account of the committee not having yet definitely decided on mmy points of improvements which will necessitate a larper fund. The River Park Civic association was represented at the meetinp and asked that a full time play director be named to take charpe of the activities for children at Pottawatomie park. This matter was taken under advisement and will be decided at an early meetinp. The play directors for the various playprounds will be named by the committee within the next few days, it was said at the mcetinff.

APPROPRIATE HUGE SUM FOR FAR EAST RELIEF

WASHINGTON. May 13. The larpest sum ever appropriated for relief in the Near Last $.,500,G0O. was voted here Wednesday by the e-xecutiv committee of the American committeo for Armenian and Syrian relief at a luncheon given by Cleveland H. Dodpe, the treasurer, at which notable men, includinp Amay Amsado Kikus, Dr. John H. Finley and others, told of the widespread deso.ution and misery throughout Asia Minor. One million dollars will be spent for e lothinp and supplies, it was said a ,1 in addition the followinp allotments were trade: Persia. $30,000; the Caucusus, S.uOO; Leirut. Ourfa and Mardin, $"00.000; Alepo, $10,000, and OnstantheOple, $550.000.

To Complete Big Relief Campaign Within 6 Weeks

Xl'W YORK, May 1 j. America's preat fooj relief propram for tho devastated countries of Lurope will be practically completeti within another six weeks, accord inp to n statement issued Wednesday by the Traill corporation with which the American relief administration was lecently incorporated. The statement says that the corporation hmpes that its final shipments will start across the Atlantic by the middle or latter part ef June and that no rye or cereal flours will he bcusht later than Juno 10. There will be no further purchases of condensed or cvaperated milk, oils and fats, anel no pork products hae been boupht since March 1. At the four ports of post on Now York, Philadelphia and Baltimore

'alone 44 ships ware loidinp fool

carpoes today. includinp Feveral German ships. These shipments with tho-e which will follow in the next fix weeks, are expected by the corporation to be sufficient to carry the famine-menaced populations of central llurop oxer until the new harvest. Pelpium has been able to dispense with American relief since May 1 and the other newly liberated countries are expected to be able to stand alone after the harvest.

FIRE CAUSES $2.500 LOSS TO RUSS CO. PLANT

A blaze was discovered shortly before 'J o'clock Wednesday nisht in a store room at the C. A. Russ Co. plant, Franklin st. ami Indiana av. It had pained considerable headway when eiiscovered by John Krismaine, nipht watchman at Ihe company's plant, and made such pains that a second alarm had to be sent to headquarters. Fears were entertained that it would reach into the main part of the factory and brinp about a larpe loss. Mr. Russ said Wednesday nipht that he thinks the blaze originated in the electric fuse boxes. The damMize, he said, will probably not be ov r S'J.'.OO. It is all covered by insurance-

N. Y. C. WORKERS BUY HEAVILY OF BONDS

PLKHART, May 13. New York Central employes here subscribed more than $100,000 to the Victory loan it developed Wednesday in a tinal tabulation of the figures. Nearly yo p-r cent of the employes subscribed for bonds.

P. i;o'erson. 7",; Mish.iwaka av.. v . s arrested We.?nesiiy nilvt on a hi!-';.' of cx'-'M-dmp the peti limit.

PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT AND BATTERY

ANDKRSox. Ind.. May 15. Plea.linp puilty to asauH and battery upon Sparks L .Prooks. former city attorney ef Anderson, J. H. Mellett, former mayor of Anderson, was fined $17.0 and costs by Judpe Fred Gaus of Newcastle as special jude here Wednesday. All other charpes in connection with the case w re dismissed. The controversy was over a business tranaetlon. Poth re demooVats.

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FOR FRECKLES

Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents Try it!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons Into a bottle containinp three ounce? of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautifler, at very, very email cost. Your grocer has tho lemons and any drup store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massape this Fweotly fraprant lotion Into the face neck, arms and hands each day and eee how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes. Yea! It Is harmless and never Irritates. 4dvt

i:TI.RrIS AT Dl.WbH, Gvorpe M . Pl-tner. cat tain of the winninp :.uu in the membership ilrive ret ntly conducted by th Chamber of Corr.m rc.', e ntertain-! h:s assistant w ot k r at dinn r ; the Oliver hotel Wednesday -vn::.p those present besides the ;,,st b, Praest Piovvaty. F. J. MiKV.a;::. S. P. Swarlz and J. P.. elaff :,1. In .,p( reciatic ti of tl;e s rvice ren.l-nd by hi- tean;mates Capt. Plitn.r pr--scnted each p-p-st wit!; a framed I)he.tepraph of the team.

"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" "Proved Safe by Millions"

"Bayer Cross" on Tablets.

Th' Amerhar. Homo and Investment company has inur.oj to loan . r. sfcon.i mortaicc fur liorr. s at a r asonab.e rate. For tali paiticulrs cab at llc-or.i - Farm is Tru.-; build iii p. A.iu.iCan HuiT.c and Ir-tstni-;it v.ond'ar:y. 1 4 S C -1 f CLARK

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W hen you want the big Ice Co. and Guaranteed Ice Books be sure you call f BELL 2221 or HOME 6123 No other numbers will get us. The "Artificial Ice" listed in Home Telephone directory, has no connection with this company. Artificial Ice Company There is Only One. 525-535 NORTH EIMERICK ST. 525-535 N. Emerick St.

Store Open 8:30; Closes 5:30 Sat. to 9:30 p. m.

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A Recent

Purchase

Suits

Has Arrived from New York Markets. Suits under ordinary conditions m would sell from $5.00 to $10.00 more than the price we are going to offer them to you. w There are about 150 suits in the lot and include all the newest fashion features of this season. The finest of men's wear serges and gabardine, in navy and black. Also a few popular tans. Sale Commences Tomorrow and the prices are an $29

Silk Taffeta Skirts at $3.95 Never saw better values or more beautiful colorings in these plaids and combination stripes. The material alone is worth the price. "Athena" Union Suits A light weight gauze suit for summer, low neck, sleeveless, umbrella knee, in regular and out sizes. Price 79c and 89c. Also suits in fine lisle with tight knee, low neck and sleeveless, at 89c. Silk Hosiery Seamless, lisle tops, double sole, toe and heel, black and colors, extra good value at $1.00. Iron Clad Hose for women, full fashioned, black and dark brown, at $2.50.

A Prrfumcal Handkerchief sivos i s-.vect front od atinosphoro of rtinenipnt. Tho daintiness of the kerchief Is al.o LrlKhtnrd by some ddicat pastel shade that harmonize? with the costume. Ths' Cnlni til Kert lucf ru Irish manlfacture are also embroidered and should ! sold iit L'.'c. Our purchase, however, enable up to st 11 them while this lot lasls. at löe.

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Also Colored Itor.hr Kerchiefs of excellent value at lo-. Men's Cambric Kerchiefs i.v

Perfumery To (i with the Ken ho l. W'e have just rccciveil a .-dii;-ment of perfumes in Ö odors, each in a tanty box. at and .",(. Also Toilet Waters at ."0 . For Friday and Saturday the toilet fa ction offers a s-po-jai 0 of Tal'?uii! Powders' at 10c, l.V 19e. Cocta Castile joap at 10o. Oliv'oil Castile Soap 2 for 25c,

Wraps Light as Summer

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Elegance in Baby Carriages can be sren here in our new furniture section, third floor. Mothers can proudly join the carriage brigade that fares forth to the parks to sun itself. All have the stamp of quality in the praceful lines, roomy reed bodies, swun on steel running Rears. The Reed Gondola, in French Kray or white with noiseless rubber tired wheels, upholstered in rich corduroy, reclining seat, detachable curtain a palace of comfort on wheels, at $42.75 to $63.50. Reed Pullman Sleeper, in white, midnight blue and gray, witht matched upholstery in carriage cord and corduroy, at $45.75 to $47.50. Reed Stroller in French gray. ! 0-inch steel rubber tire wheels. stationaary dash, at $18.00. Sulky Sleeper, body and hood of reed, reclining seat, upholstered. rubber tires, semi-collapsible, at $25.00. Also a full collapsible model at $13.50.

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Coats and Capes A collection of such numerous designs one can easily choose the garment suited to your taste and price you wish to pay. " Of Serges, excellent w-earing quality. Capes are plain or braided, some with vestee and extra silk collar. Coats, in several modes for the stout woman needing a loose back model; the slim miss, a high waisted mode, or the young miss 14, 16, 1 8, a short coat. Prices $15.00, $19.75 and $25.00

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The Easiest Way To End Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it entirely. To do this, just pet about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at nipht when retiring; use enougrh to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the tinker tips. l?y morniif,', most If not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three "or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop Instantly, and your hair will bHuffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and fed a hundred

times better. j You can get liquid arvon at any j drug store. It is inexpensive, and) four ounces is all you will need. 1 This simple remedy has never been!

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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 to deliver it that's all. Ferndell Cor. Mam and Colfax.' Bell 382 Home 5382

Cod s e i v n t i o u s Clothe s-S or vie

Not a Cent Luxury Tax on

Clothing

GET it straight: the May 1st socalled Luxury Tax

does not affect Men's and Boys' Clothing (Suits, Overcoats, Trousers, Dress Clothes, etc.) at any form whatever clothing is TAX FREE. and very little on anything else you wear JUST stop to figure a minute: there's no tax on Hats at $5 or less; no tax on Shirts at $3 or less; none on Neckwear at $2 or less; none on Caps up to $2; none on Underwear, Pajamas or Night Shirts up to $5; none on Hose up to $ 1 ; none on Waistcoats up to $5 and in any case you pay only 10S' on just the amount in excess of the above prices. See examples at right.

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