South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 201, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 July 1919 — Page 2

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Prince of Wales Wears Helmet

Will Present Fine Program in Leeper Park This Eveninn at Eight.

" I,"-pir parle vi'I I " th n of ! the a---V. Jy eon- -rt by Küi.-l's band. funi' iv '. '.''ini.t', whi-h 'ii.l i prompt t .' i'." k. Thi.-. 1 . i n sr i t fir I i:t of th- i ;i ri I at Lperi p.irk thi.-. s-i.-'iii , .-;iaI jri;r:i .u ! haj -en prepared for the D'-'-ri.-ioM. XV h ich COmpI'l--- th fj.i-i.- ;t.S w-ii ' a the liJifr n)iM,.-.1ti,'fir. tb- J. it-j Ur pr"Ioriiin.itir'.c. J Thrr-. Mi; f.it)jry will I... intro

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pe.il to band patrons and th- on-' scheduled for Sund iy f-nin i.-- h--injr played in the Uy fr the :iitj lime, which in !!.! . s ;.fl of th- pop-j ulr hit.- .if th- --.i.-on. hi ' I in 1 i ' I?inK. IUnir. Ihr,;; 'Um on t li 1 Rhino", "Wondrous Ky.s of At a-' '''". 'n the Road to liumc Swi -t Home". "Ch-cr I'm i'.itlo r. ('h r l"p Mnth'r", "A I. ini .f Su:arj I'own in I)ii.-', "Vni'i in Sty!.' When Wearing a Smib ", ' I lye i - ' thiiK,. " ami others. The Kyptian Hulbt is a 1. .ritifal yonstructicn of tone and h.trmo: y. consist inir f a .-uito of four! number.", the thud, an andante mjstonuto moveriit-nt, I . i n -r brilliant ; and extremely rich. Louis J : U . -1 ' s ) march. "Th" Victors." is a No on thprogram. Vc c on po.-itions of the j popular variety will he interspersed'

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TRAIN WILL LEAVE THE CITY THIS MORNING

I the articles published in the r-'P--r ß fjQTH ER TRANSPORT

i in i.nmar u. ,) running 10 inr iri;; j iietion are so incredulous, and unI tnu.

Irvs.s Milc:ils lliixlisli. Str.ries fill the "Dailies" of outrasrj committed yy the Irish. Particular attention eiiit; yiven to political offpns-.. Sinn Fcinism has been aleled as bol-hevism. with a ('.Pterent nanu-. Th4 circulation of 'Nationality," Ihe principle paper of the Sinn Kein is condemned. The most unfair and ridiculous .story comes from the "Dally Dispatch." of Manchester. This article entitled. Villa ersus Vuleraism, bases a comparison between the American trouble with Mexico and UnslandV position with regard to Ireland. It stated, though bullets were living across the border, and men were occasionally- killed. Englishmen did not j-ympMthizo with Mexico, or in any way criticize the way United States was handling that troublesome spot. Why, therefore, do Americans persist in intruding between Lnpland and Ireland. It resented the visit of the American delegates to Ireland. There co.tld be a more ju?.t comparison to compare and criticize our attitude in relation to the Philippines. It vould have been more nsible and more to the point. Does this really show how very little the Kngllsh laymen really knows of the Irish problem? After conversing with many Englishmen, whom I judged to be of average intelligence. I am inclined to believe that the latter reason is the case. The Knglishmen I met cares little or nothing about Ireland or its demands. The press Is only too quick to grasp the opportunity to till its collimns with anti-Irish propaganda.

The growing popularity of the heir apparent to t!.? English throne is due to his democratic manner and his ability to make real friends.

Employes, orrlcials and y.ockhoM-

; ers of the Automatic Dump Car Co.. to the number of about 20" will assemble at 9 o'clock this morning at the court house for the start of the i first annual picnic to be given by the company.

The outiig will he held at Riddle's lake near Lakeville and the trip front South Bend will be made by automobile. The program1 of ".-tunts" and events include almost everything from a dignified del ate to a tat ladies' race. The winturs of the various events will be presented with prizes in proportion to the importance of the competition. II. E. Hamilton. (Jlen A. Oranger ard Harry Lerner, who compose the committeeon transportation, state that all who attend may be assured of a comfortable way of making the trip while O. E. Fries and Anten Drezovitz, of the refreshment committee, promise plenty of eats. While the Automatic Dump Car Co. is a comparatively new organization they have made wonderful strides since starting production 6 0 days ago and already they employ more than 75 skilled workmen. Officials of the company practically all graduated from the ranks of workers, and they believe the best cooperation and loyalty result from all Interested in the company "rubbing elbow.;' at times.

Bros, Co,

Store Opens 8:30; Closes 5:30-SaU to 9:30 p. m.

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The New In Fall Suits

Hundreds of books offered for S.'e or three for f 1. The Book Shop, 124 S. Michigan. 61'03-L'O

WORLD AT HOME SHOWS TO SPEND WEEK HERE

Local A. E. F. Boy Tells of Ireland's. Fight for Liberty

News of the City from the Official Records

si ii:ni)ii cont r. Joseph S; hnndt s. Alley Schmidt. suit for divorce. Mattie LiK'tt vs. William Li?-; gett. suit for divorce. Alonzu I'.eckwith s. Jennie. Beekwith. suit for divorce. ! William Houghton s. Nelly J iToiiRhton. suit for divorce. ! Helen Higga s. Luden Biggs, suit! for divorce. J. T. Bellinger et al s. K. J.I

Wiekey, complaint for accounting.

MAUUIAtii: I.K T.NSLS.

Cscar Barbor. laborer. Mihavaka. to Anna Kronewitter, domes-; tic. Mishawaka Steve Veni;'n a. raoinet maker.! South Bend. to Clara Spychalska.j Suth Beipl. j Peter Bapandre.i. plumb, r. oo.ith Bend, to Rose Bamber. housework. South Bond. Thomas Kirn:, core niak.r. M;h'-, awaka, to Mina Coil, sho. maker. Mishawaka. ' Peter Carlson, switch board bui!ler. South Bend, to Hildire Johnson.) photographer. South Hen. I. J 1

( larenco Bowles. sodi r. f.ur.p Cra-.t. 111., to Coirnette Brur.son. S'ooUt. South In nd.

by .1. i. () iiaba. ok soctii bi;m. ;-Vance. To la y ones hand on the pulse of the liis'o situation is a task for a very wis- diplomat. After spending the past two mouths in the Emerald Isl I r .list i onions that the out. come of the politiral chaos Is as pnv.zlir. as ever. I made mv first encounter with

the army of occupation in Ireland, at Dublin. Every traveler lias to pass the military police before being allowed to land at Dublin. The ruins of the British Shell lire are giving place to hne buildings once a km in. It is difficult to get any real information reardini; th- bombardment. It is very apparent that the g.imvrs tried to destroy the heart of the t-;ty. Every place were the soldiers. Not the typo of Tommy with whom I fraterni.ed. in France. e;t mere boys, without ary mark to show the j.art they took in the meat war. Evidently they W'Te beinK lured tu the army, with the increase of pay. Ciao For Independence. Money is plentiful. The farmers are perhaps enjoying greater prosperity than ever before. Wealth, howeor, dues- not satisfy the craving fur independence. It is only too apparent that there is but one thing that will bring a. lasting peace to Ireland, to .-eer tu bonds of England's rule. I : eiieve prosperity only tends to a u"- re'.'." t e tile situation. Martial law and prosperity (.an never hatmomze. Consent of the military authorities must m-t be obtained P. fot e a

crowd is allowed to congregate. Bace meetings, fairs and even funerals must first have sanction of

the authorities. I In Limerick I saw police dispersj ing the crowd at the funeral of a late member of the local Sinn Kein. ! To attend a race meeting means J to be menaced by soldiers and ma- ! chine guns and armoured tanks. I Stoppenl School Concert. I In Tipperary a concert for school children was stopped by the police, j The director was placed in jail for three months, for failing to get perj mission to hold his concert. The i conditions as I actually saw the-:T, 1 are only uniting the people in a

more determined stand than ever before, to unite for their liberty. Sinn Feinism lias no relation to l olshevism. The men are not (as the press in England had led me to believe) blood-thirsty rutrians. They represent every walk of life. They have taken the stand as a lieutenant of ih Iiish volunteers remarked. "I? the independence of our country will not be written in ink ,we are willing to yvrite it in blood." They are hoping against hope for a peaceful settlement, for their unhappy country. But peaceful legislature failing, they are united to do or die. that their native country may take its place among the free nations of the world. Ireland's cry for self determination does not disturb the pleasurebent English populace. The natural relaxation, after four years of war, will not permit concentration upon a question that is centuries old. T Lave no doubt this is the reason whv

All advance preparations are completed and everything is in readiness for the opening of the World at Home Shows on W. Washington av, Monday night. The special train hauling the paraphernalia and people connected with the .shows is due to arrive in South Bnd from Lima, ()., where the shows have been appearing the pa-st week. The South Bend engagement is for one week and is being given under the auspices of the Building and Common Iabor union. Many new and novel attractions will be presented and the company pride themselves in the fact that all shows are clean and retined and they cater especially to ladies and children. An exceptionally good concert band of -0 musicians is carried by the shows and two uptown concerts will be given each day durb.g the week. All attractions will he open to the public at 7 o'clock Monday night.

Jews can boast of an average longer life than any other race. They have always enjoyed remarkable immunity from tuberculosis, cholera and typhus.

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' Jail & j A New Shipment of I a Women's Pure If Silk Hose

has arrived, the Radmore quality, in black, .navy, vhite and chocolate, full fashioned hose with elastic top, high spliced heel. Price $2.00

Advance showing of new fall modes in suirs will interest the woman who desires to be a little in advance of her sisters. A splendid showing is now here for early selection modes that are certain of fashion's censor. Silvertones, Oxford Cloths, Tricotines, Serge and Poplins are all in favor, especially in navy and black, although some are favoring the new tones in Pompeian red and brown. Tailored plain or garnished with rows of buttons. Some with silk vestee.

The Early Showing of New Fall Millinery is interesting the advance buyers of fall suits. The new modes are shown in Taffeta, Velvets and Duvetyne, and moderately priced from $6.95 to $12.95.

Marabou, Ostrich and Georgette CAPES AND STOLES A charming addition to the summer wardrobe cool evenings a light neck covering is needed and very stvlish. Prices $12.00, $1350 to $25.

Summer Dresses at Clearance Prices $7.95 and $12.95 Monday morning will start a final clearance of summer dresses Voiles, Organdies and Ginghams. A wise suggestion to buy for now and the future.

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PIANO or PIANOLA from ELBEL BROS. it is a GOOD ONE

ur.Ai, r-sT.iTi: ntwsn :ns. Alma I Cissne and husband. Abraham W. Whittmer and wife. I . Osborn Miller and wife. Alma E. Beach art and husband. Willi. mi I . Whittmer . arid w ife l Harry A. Miller and lorotny D.. tract of land in Creelle tw p . J 1 . Eugene Caribini and Catr-me to Augusta Nicolint lot '.', Mdn.rr.ey Hngeldrum's L'nd add to city of Mishawaka. $l,7i". Willi tm C. Barton to Harry A. Bowman and Mar M , lot 1. Washington Bark. $1Janus Cover and Edna to 1-Witt InIebrUht. part of lots and :. l irrur B!.u e. add to city of South Bend, Jl.

Don't Experiment with Catarrh; !t Often Leads to Serious Trouble

THREE FILE SUITS FOR DIVORCES SATURDAY

. n.iriP.K ir.a: r.;s w Ariy; Schmidt, m-td th.it ho support j and maintain her mother. Joseph; Schmidt, Saturday brought suit in'1 ?up,rit" court for a divon-e. He. a!.-o alleges that when he rcf'.sed to: provide for h r mother that h" lm-J mediately 'eft their borne arid refused to live with him. Th-v wcte married in Ma. Ii 17. and lived t"vether three months William Eivtett is charged with desertion in a complaint for divcrce tiled by his wife. Matti.- Eicf-tT. in; superior court Saturday. Th- y w re

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Vou Will etrr Be Cured Iiy Emal Treatment With Sprays. Catarrh is a condition of the blood and can not be cured by local applications of sprays and douches; this has be. n proven by the thousands who have ainly resorted t tills method of treatment. Catarrh should not be neglected or ep-rimented with. The wrong tt . ..tm :it is valuable time lost, durin.. which th- disease is getting a ii:n. er hold upon its ictim. and ma k mir it more dithcult for even th" proper treatment to accomplish n suits. ThoUiih latarrh mikes its hrst pp.-.! : a rce in th.e nostras throat ?: i ;.r passives the disease be-ror.-....-s more and more ag?raated

and finally reaches down iit o the 'ii:. a nd everyone recognizes the alarming conditions that result v l:en the lungs are affected. Thus CVtarrh may be the forerunner o. thai most dreaded and hopeless of all diseases, consumption. No local treatment affords permanent relief. Experience has taught that S. S. b is the one remedy which attacks the disease at its source, the blood, and produces sat-i.-faetory results in even the worst cases. Catarrh sufferers are urged to give S. S. S. a thorough trial. It is sohl by all druggists- You are invited to write to the Medical Department for expert advice as to how to treat your own case. Address Swift Specirie Co.. 25 4 Swift I,a'oratory. Atlanta, Ga. Adv.

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THE FRAGRANCE OF FRESHLY CUT FLOWERS appeals to all feminine and many masculine hearts. Rare indeed is ihe person who does not love flowers, such lovely flowers as we have at all seasons. When you order cut flowers from us you can be sure they are fresh and redolent of the fields. WILLIAMS AND CO. FLORISTS 138 S. Michigan St.

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