South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 185, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 July 1919 — Page 2

FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1919.

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SPECIAL SESSION

STATE FAIR WEEK, WORD TO HAGERTY Gov. Goodrich Notifies Local State Senator That Legislature Will Meet. Pt.it- n Charit Hnr'-rty rreid notice from Cnv. .Tarne I. Goodrich Thursday notifying him th.t A special rvMOa of the gf-nral .'..''mMy will h-ld in I nd i i ni poll" during täte fair week. ( nly nurtrtncy matter vvill b taken -up at the r;ecl tl ?eilon. A matter of vital importance to .h-- county will ! taken up l-y sv-n. Ikperty providing for the estab'i.-h-r.ier.t of a prorate court, thus relbv-ir.-; Jude Funk, of the circuit ourt. of rrohate -work. The v-tablihnu-nt of tho court whic h has th' endorsm r.t of th bar association calls for tht? establishment of a court with a judge receiving a s.Jary of $i,:on Manually and an Increase rf IC.n'Vj Tor the county clerk. To Consider Sit Matter-. .t the special session six matters will he taken up. The bills ar-: Ratification of the suffrage amendment. Amendment of election law so thai fhould the ratification l..e complete separate, ballot boxes would Ii eliminated and women and men T.ould vote a common ticket. Appropriation eufTicient to properA maintain state Institutions. .Amendment of the ta'x law which deprives county auditdrs and treasurers of their per diem for attending r.-t-ion.H of the county boards f equalization. Corrections of the eountv unit bill. Amendment of the depository l.w t" require county treasurers and clrrk to depoKit all fund entrusted .to their care in the public depository. FILES SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD DETECTIVE Alfred Kahlrnorgon has filed suit In superior court against Walter ?. Hosier, detective for the 'irand Trunk Ry. Co., harming him with malicious prosecution. Kahlmorgen , aütgres that the detective had him arrested on a charge of assault and battery, hut he waa acquitted. He asks for J 1.000 to pay for attorney fees and time lost during the trial. CIIILDHKN' HOLD IMCXIC. The children of the Salvation Army Sunday school were entertain- - ed with a picnic at I,-eper park Wtdnr.sday. Ice cream and cake were k(t rd to the kiddies and games were played under the direction of Capt. and Mrs. Nehemiah Urookes and the Sunday school teachers. Store Houn: II4 SoutL id

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We ha'e arranged this sale to leave a lasting, emphatic impression of staggering values. If you come here and see this fine, dependable merchandise and the greatly reduced prices you'll realize greater definite savings than July sales have ever before produced.

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! V'jVJ e Chine and Georgette com- ( ?a.:-!U Filiations, in navv, plum, taupe

TO SHOW MORE FACTS IN BLACKSTONE CASE

I A'.Mtion.-l affidavits showing th foact Mtuation from an engineerjinir s:i ndpoir.t will b- submitted Sati t.ir:.iy by rcinscls in the ca.e of jfiowi I,. Bunch Un Co. against the r.i.-ck.'-ton.- Theater corporation. The fimi company filed a petition for a temporary inj inction againt the theater corporation to prevent them from ti.irlr.g down the north wall if their building. Th- rr.se has'ocf upicd the time of th- srpr-rior court for th- past two 'a:- ;inl Jude Montonry will probably render his decision Monday morning. MIAMI COMPANY BUILDS IN NEW ADDITION HERE C or.Mruc tion of new homes has b' jrun in the Miami addition, which iri'beinLr developed by the Miami Home Building Co. and If labor conditions are faor.th!e the company expect to complete from ::. to 40 hoie-s during the present year. Work is now in progress on the third basement in the addition. The company is Icing promoted by C. J. Mum ford with whom is associated Will ;. Fdliott. Tiie tract under development is south of Indiana a v. and east of Miami st. ANNOl NCi: Jl'LY I SCIIKIU'LM The money order a;d postal savings departments of the post oftk-e will be closed Friday the Fouith. The sl.inip and registered mail window.will be open for one hour from 'J o'clock until 10 o'clock while the general delivery window will be open from 7 o'clock until 10 o'clock for t-eneral delivery mail only. Collections will be made in the business district in the afternoon.' NO MOOYKY STKIK11 r. I'liit.-.l Pres: .MIIAVAUKKE. "Wis.. July Milwaukee will have no Mooney strike tomorrow. The Federated Trades council, with 150 trades represented, last night voted against the move. The police are confident there will be no "under cover" outbreaks.

Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable Nature's Safe Blood Treatment

Known for 50 Years as tlw I lost llcincdv for Kliciiniatloin, (.'atanli unci skiil Diseases. scientists nave discovered that the forest and the titdd. are abundantly supplied with vegetation of various kinds, that furnish the iniM'dients for making a remedy, for practically every ill and ailment of mankind. Medicines made from roots. hi!'s. and barks which Nature has placed at the disposal of man. are better than strong mineral mixtures and concoction!". Mineral medicine work dangerously on the delicate parts of the system, especially the stomach and bowels, tiy eating out the lining meinhrane, producing chronic dys

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White Voile Dresses, daintily made with tunic and panels, tucked and lace trimmed. $17.50 values. Choice $11.95

VOILE DRESSES Values to $18.50 at $11.95

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Dresses, in dainty new summer styles, cool and comfortable. Values up to $18.50. Choice at $11.95 SILK DRESSES Values to $30.00 at $18.50 One lot of Taffeta and Crepe

ana crav. Values up to $30.00. Choice $18.50 WASH DRESSES Values up to $6.95 at $4.95 One lot of Women's Gingham and Voile Dresses in dainty plaids. Values up to $6.95. Choice at $4.95

s 'OR HIS ARRIVAL j President Busy With MesJ sages For People and Con- ! qress As Ship Wears. r.r fr.lt.-.! Prem: All'iARD U. S. S. GEORGE WASHINGTON. July 3. (By wireless) I':es't Wilson made arrangements today for his arrival In New c;rk about 2 o'clock Tuesday aft- ! err.oon. The president was still working on his message to conKres.s and was preparing a message to the people for delivery July 4. l.efore the George Washington's a;:ival the presiient prol.ably will deliver ; hpeech from the promenade deck of the liner, to be transmitted to America later by wireless. Ca-lro Sends Message. Pres't Castro of Portugal sent the following message by wirelesa to Pi es t Wilson: "At the moment of the fcisnin? of pf-j'ce. I ha?ten to address your excel't ncy with my most sincere faliciationn on your personal action and the superb effort of your valiant American people, which powerfully cctitrlbuted to the victory of our common ideals. 1 hope the friendship of the two peoples, which the blood of -ur soldiers has consecrated, will develop into fruitful work for the promotion of peace relations." Wilsen res-ponded as follows: "1 have received your messace with the greatest pleasure and wish in ictian to echo your hope that the days; of peace which happily lie ahead of us may in every way yield the- best fruits of friendship and cooperation between the peoples of our two countries." ki:i:p kool. Sport Shirts $1.G5 values, $1.50. Ellsworth's. Advt. 1904-5 pepsia and often entirely ruining the health. :S. S- S. is made tie-acting, healing, herbs and barn.s, cities that build entirely of genpurifyin roots. pojessing propun all parts of. the ing svt-tem, in addition to removall impurities and poisons from the blood, tj. s. . is a. sole treatment for Rheumatism, Catarrh Sores and Ulcers. Skin Diseases, and ill disorders of the Hood. It cleanses the entire system and it's permanent. Get rf. S. at any druj store today. It is a standard remedy, recognized everywhere as the greatest blood antidote ever discovered. If yours is a peculiar case write to Medical Director. 261 iwift Laboratory, Atlanta, (.Ja. Adv. $25.00 Coats $18.75 Spring Coats in serge, velour and poplin. Colors are navy, tan, gray, copen and black. Regular $25 value.. July Clearance Sale price at $18.75 $35.00 Gapes and Dolmans $19.95 Capes and Dolmans in serges and velours, in charming new styles and colorings. This is" a splendid opportunity to buy your fall wrap at a big saving. Values up to $35. July Clearance Sale price at $19.95 SUITS Values to $35.00 at $18.50 One lot of Suits, neat tailored models, m serge, jersey and poplin. Values to $35.00. July Clearance Sale price $18.50

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LYBARGER ADDRESSES KIWANIS LUNCHEON

l.fr Francis IyharRcr, lecturer rvnd Chautauqua worker, addressed th Kiwani club Thursday noon at the regular luncheun held at the Oliver hotel in which he complimented the city on Its extensive community work which has heen In propres for the p.t.st few years. Lyharper, who will deliver the principal address at the municipal pic-nic ct Rum Village park Friday aft rnoon. ha traveled over the enlire world ifatherinc; lata on community work, for hi. new work entitled "A New Democracy." which he will speak on at the picnic. DROP WRIT CASE WHEN AFFIDAVIT IS FILED llaheas corpus proceedings aainft Martin Japla, alleged burglar and robber, were dismissed in superior eourt Thursday when an affidavit was liled by the police char;; ins Jugla with t'rand larceny. Ho is held in the county jail under a bond of $1,000. Jagla. who has been a candy r.ir.ker in Houth Bend several year, wa.' placed in the hospital ward at the jail today and is receiving free treatment from Dr. Emiel G. Frcyer-rr.uth-TWO ASK IMVOHCi:. Two suits for divorce were riled in superior court Thursday. In both cases the complaints allege cruel and inhuman treatment. Pearl Daggett is seeking a decree from Charles Daggett. The parties were married July I'j. 1913, and separated in June, 1D1'.. In her complaint for divorce Nora Flynn against John C. Flynn. asks the custody of four children-

CUTTER COMPANY

TO SURE PROFITS Pres't Ripple Announces New Plan of Operation Effective July First. The George Cutter Co. of South! Uend i" new operating on a proriti sharing basis. Announcement of the I pi in was made by Warren Ripple, president at a meeting of all employes Thursday morning. The profit sharing will be upon me icnowing nasis: f" Stockholders will first be pi -even percent on the value of tangible property or tr.e compan. After this the remainder, whic: will be called the profits, will be di vided into three equal parts. These parts wilt be divided respectively among the workmen, the management, including department heads and executives, and the stockholders. The present wapc scale, will be maintained and the profit sharing I ian is designed to give all emplojet an added interest in the welfare and progress of the concern.

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torch in 1776 rejoices today in having helped spread the rays of Liberty 'round all the lobe. The Democracy born but 143 years ao now penetrates the recesses of the world. It was democracy's call for freedom that ave this nation birth. Civil conflict brought it maturity. The world war beholds it ripened into robust manhood. We face, with cheer the marvels to come. A new world is in the making. Destiny &ives us the sceptre of leadership. We must set the pace that is to serve humanity. In the name of Liberty, as we served in a crisis of war, let us serve in the blessing of peace. SOUTH BEND BREAD CO.

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Tomorrow we resume our July Clearance Sales Savings in staple merchandise every thrifty housewife is taking advantage of. See papers daily for bargains daily.

Glasses Properly Fitted. DR. J. BURKE, Op't. 230 S. MICHIGAN ST. Droken Lenses Duplicator!. lighted freedom's

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