South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 215, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 August 1919 — Page 2

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Galli-Curci, Ganz, Van VIcet and Ballet Are to Appear in This City. A r-f-ri . 'T Thrrr- ; i r t i - " rc i t n ; - fcy ori" f ih irr -it . tr ! : t tis In thn v.i.r!'! will t"f i 1 in Suth , Ürr'l ü'i.nn; ' h mir., .-'ii Ar-1 liuu-niT.f W is m.t'I S tt ir'i.'iv lv th .Mwririans' ' !uh f f 'vl.i'M Mr". , Juli M. KM- Is rirttnir jn s;.!'-nt. 't th il m. whi' h will i.rini; to, J'outh IUnd: Ainlit-'i. CI'illi-rurfS. olf.ratur i J sor;ni(, uli'i si -- with 1 1 i - ' Chir.i'o oprra has l.1. n on- 1 1 i - ' !iit:i il yns.'i t ions fit rc-ror,: v.u s. Tlu'-)lph flanz, uii-t. i:' f tl.-'j wi.rl'lV "rrit't. a nl rn-li::s Win1 VI-f-t. r()li-t. w-ll kri'.wM in SnitK, 1 r.i-nd thtoUKh his a .1 r it.' - with. th Mir.:nMpfiis r,rch stra. ' Th iioltu Ki:i-i.in I'.alt. an '- srrrrMlor. of famoti :)Cf r-. sm;;- ' j r r T I l- th- U.irrr Symphony r- j rhf.-tra. i Galli-Cunl 1'li-st. j T'n ;.illl- ur i mri, f.ist in ; th( srrifs. will h- 1 in !!, yrn- : nasi urn at Xotr I.iin- university, fj'irlntr ?h' earlv part of r!nh. r. This will lüi'lfr th- joint ;:ns-j pices of the Mu-;rian.- ilii ant Prof. .John J. Herker. !ean of music at N"otr Tmnie. The trymnasiurn will he nrr.-incdl to sent ?.fm i . o j I . fiana arl Van Vleet v. ill present n Joint prrit'i' ini at ttie ' "liver thea'. r in .Ijnu.iiy. I'Jl'u, ami the Ilo'.m liussiaii hallrt will appear at thf theater in M.irrh or A j ril. Th ffrirs has l-e a ratitr-rd by itizrns of South FP iul and Ml.eh iwaka. Season tickets for the srlo will ho placed on sale in a fou Werks ami It f-- hej.-yel these will bo dispose! of in Mitüeierit iu:in!l!v to rliec tl;c cuai-antors of any financial responsibility. I'roram ru(vllil. The program offered will qri.il in Miialitv anthincr in the musical line offered in the largest cities of thei country. Crowds wer" repeatedly turned away when Ctal!i- 'urci sans I in Now York and her appearances! in Chicago at the opera were always signals for the S. K. O. sicn. She was almost instantlv acclaimed hv the t

critics and music-loving public ashld Sunday afternoon at 1:30 one ' tho irr. att st oloraturas of all j o'cl k at Z. Palieki hall. W. Divitime when she made her American . sion sf. All members arc rcquost-de-but n f vv years r;u-o in Chicago. 1 to ho present as matters of im-

(lan'.. whom some South Pcnders J have heard in Chicago, ranks anions the f-w really 'reat pianists anl the popularity of Van Vlwt was instant nnd wide-spread w hen la appear d here first some years ao with Mr. i 'hiThoff er's orchestra l ai.-y to Hvt (iiint antors. Adolph Holm has ben called the "world's preßtest male dancer." With him in Suth P.eud will appear a full tnp.iiy of male and female dancers from the ballet of the .Metropolit. n opera in New York. The Harrere symphony orchestra is said to be .vithout a peer in this country. rh-"--rs and members of the Milsicians' club w,re particularly.

, ' ' i evening at s o clock at Z. Palicki i durinr: the canvass for guarantors.:, ,, ... i ,, , . hall. W . Division st. I It was necessary to call on onlv t I j per?on to obtain the ib-ii ed A meeting of Knights of St. Mi-I cirrn'iirc t , ,.a,i., t . . , . . a . . . i ! ( li a c 1' s soi ictv o f St. Hedwige'sl

as sitrnttlcant In iew of South ' chur-h will he held Sunday afterTUnd's api-nrrnt pr vio is imhffer-1 n'M,n at lne J'v-gular place of meetence T: musical offerings of similar; im.".

Quality. The list of guarantors for the sorle follows: FreuorU-k Injrrall. lhh. rt PU-. l. IMcliHrd Vilbel. heuis I:;:..!. A. M Ku.ll. ICotlie C. St-len x. .11 . Mrs. i:. Kettrlng. J. It ci-u L.-.vN bnn.lcn. J. P. N.rr. K. C !dlcMl" J. A n.ihert.n, a. II lbi:r. Tli-' F.Usworth Sfr-. V FrIvrifk ' 'tiniiii: trliHr.i. II Inlo I ivi. J.-itn- oDv. r. 11. .Tf.spph I. Oliver, tr . W. A W.-,, J. W. lirvwer. Howard S'tv. Marshall C.dMn. lr.iuk A Pn.'l;i:id. D A. irime. I. F. pirroft. if K :..k with. V. C. Ko. p. T. A. l'r. . ::i.(n. W. o. Oavtfs. t'rank M.tvr. ir . W.i., rt 1". la-.u-. Mrs. ;.:ce P. Ib-hcrs. !..!.!. ; A Kara bau eh. I.:inifort I 1 ' u.mI 1 i'o.. (brl P. Stl. kl-r. tt ;. tlutr. KM V. S--iirf. C. A I.ipi'iti-ett. ;.-..r.- A. Führer. A. It Thi. I. ;,... U'. '. S!i .n-af-lf. N K. Feit., II i: I.i!t..n. A U Frklne. II. S. V-n.v. .T. M p.-t. r-..n. .1 '. Pciylfsv Frr ,ri. k I :i I'i.-rr . V. Wit ver. Fred Wood v ,i rl . V . W. AiiCn. M I. K;ivnna'h. II V Kii. .!:.-. Fr-d L. Pennl. F. i. M.i!ini;'- I I.. ; ; i . 1 - inrie. A. A. t re.i.-rl. kn. .1 ! tcn. r. sr I). I). Hew Vr. Tl;e Olix. r lb t. 1 Mrs Willi;,;,, n. SttiMt, M.. Mr Itr.le Stlidrbflker h'i'; J. J 'l!r1.-n. Ml!'-. nlri.-u. A.I r. A. A r. Stejih.-ti-Ti. It C Sf 'imi oh. 1 r.r:in. J !' C rt. 1!: l'. .1. C Ceri; WvMs.ir. '. .1'.:m .1. I'..-. r. Jrdin J W '..hert.ui. V l 1! r! ..rt. W. L. Chfcudb r. I J c.i.m;.' , s-w II l'-ljr. A I WnnuT. 1 r Sr.n Chirk. C. A C:irli-!.. GIRLS TO GO TO CAMP EBERHART AUGUST 5 rim fr th" L'.rls' . h i e been 'hiioeii by the Vitium W'otii;üi'5 f'b.risti in .isxk-i In.-tcd of foln; Ai:. It th the cum;, will i pn An'. .". tbi loMiiTic TU''i;,nl -rill cl..- Auu. IV Th. V. W. ! ". A. N uettmg In touch with ail ir!- -a ho !:.i r--JiT-r d. it sr.. nr. i r 1 3 who hio plinr..! to mo arc lit.- in i f'.'u-Ki i ir-.: ;.ni tli, Ci.; tion -s a xiitjs tu hi- !!',.'s'' i:ir'cali at thf o:tue irmnt shatcly. Mi Mnrp.iret Sk- is in haru'c of tn.; runiTi ntb! : A inning si :.;1 .i t;,tie, thich will .fcur' ; : uc-c..f :! camp. Th:rty-six z:r h.t.; reg t T' 1 fr c.i lap up to l it . TO Till. IK1 l!-Vl I . If .'! w .11'.; c:!MimC Je.i- i'.t's ttt j b":.'-v. r.o. is ti;r . u- aic i ' A ' Irg t! ...laP.f. at b'W, .t ' f i ires th ill ! this ..' k,',noi HT'rtas. fi .:..!: ar.l for rnnr.liu'. 'in will ! i : .

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. -WW, Huge pyramid o-' News of Interest on the West Side soci.irj i-ivi-:Ts. Tlie monthly meetincr of St. PetorPanl soriety of St. Stanislaus' church will he held Sundav afternoon at ' oMo,k al M. Stanislaus- parish ; hall. The sinsrinK practice of St. llcdwi:e"s Choral society will he held Tuesday evening at S o'clock at the St. II edwi ire's school. The Vnunir Woir.en's Holy Rosary society of St. Casimier's parish will hold its meeting Sundav afternoon Casimier's of polish it 2 : ') '(dock in St. school l.uildinir;. The monthly meeting ';l !cm.--Z. Pa lick i No. 1. will ho porta n. e will ! taken up. The Women'." Holy Posary will m. et Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the r cular place of meeting. The annual meetinp: of St. Jihn cantius' Literary society of St. He.lwitre s church will he held Monday , evening at s o clock at the parish library parlors. Members are urgently re-juested to attend the meeting as lection of oflicers will take j place during th- session. The Young Ladies' sodality of St Casimier's parish will hold its regu- i lar meeting Sundav afternoon at 2 o'clock in the school building. The cvmnasium (lass of Falcons. Rtli(.ki Vo w mkvt Monfl The St. Stanislaus' Kostka sciety of St. He.hvige's parish will hold its regular met ting Sunday aftermmn at 2 o'clock in the school building. PLKSONALS. Little Miss Marie Wesolowski. daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Marion I ' solow ski. 4 1 4 S. William st.. re turned from Chicago after spending he weeks' vacation with relatives. Anthony Strzeminski. luul J;ukn st.. left raturlay morning for Mi, higan 'ity. Miss Sophia Szu lc.e wska. W. Napier st.. has gone to Detroit. Mich., to spend her vacation with relatives and friends. John Khis.-'zvk. who lias hve.n bale the past f.-w las vi.-itlng fiunds, bit for Gary. Ind.. Friday. Joseph Witkowski .-if Chicago is tlie guest of his sister. Mrs. Marion jWcsob.ws.ki. 411 S. William st. Michael Wrze.sinski. Phillipp.i st.. ! has gone to Fort Wayne to spend a few lavs with his brother, Joseph Wi .. sü.s.,.1 ai.il family. Mis. Prakseda Piase"ka. who has . b. -n berc n a huin-ss visit, reI t ii n ''. to !i. v home in Suth t'hiJ C.go. I Mis. M ti-hi YYv -r. To: Sc.dt st., I bis returned Ii.i:n Tole!. ( .. foll :tiu" seral weeks' visit at the i l,i'!iic of i mother. .Mrs. Agnes S'ird i. Mi He n T. t ;s;. i K and son. Wallt.!" . : .I..V-! iiic.u'i .ir t tt' home i si ting tor tew f Mr. and Mrs. V...,t.r I.!a. : W. Thomas st Mvs r.anccs Koj.pa an-l chiblven d' Chi no a re cuestM for live weeks .:! the !-,,:: ' ,,f t!:o former's sister. M.-s Marlon W.soluw ski. 414 S. V.l. am .;. 1 miJTiis. I A il;r:!:l-i" w s bom to Mr. ;u;-l ' Ml- Ii;n.iti ; Ibi.t-ki. 1" W. Thomas ' . Aug. 1 1 WILLIAM TOEPP IN SERIOUS CONDITION

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Li 'SHELL' PI Meanwhile Band Will Experiment With Results Playing Atop Reservoir. The weekly concert will he piven at Keeper park this evening at S o'clock by Klbel's hand. Instead of the usual place In the park, which "Was west of Lafayette hlvd.. the stain! will he shifted to the east of -Michigan t.. the stand beinp erected on top of the reservoir, which is locatel at the intersection -of Partlett. St. Joseph Us. and Riverside dr. Some complaints have been Med i with the park board in that the proprams presented by Klbel's band can not he heard throughout Leeper park, ;.lthouuh conditions are better in Howard park. As the band is compelled to sit out in the open in Leeper park, where there is no cov ,.r 0f any description for the stand, which Is not elevated very high, members of t lie board are going; to try an experiment by playing the band on top of the reservoir on the ' east side of Michigan st. And, if it I proves satisfactory, the remainder of concerts scheduled for Leeper park for the season will be held there As a matter of fact, neither park is properly equipped for open air band concerts for it requires a shell built expressly for that purpose in order to oldain the hest results. On this the members of the park board are agreed. Put they are unable to change matters at this time because of insullicient funds. However, the mcmhers of the park hoard are hopeful that in another season sufficient funds will be appropriated to install . shell in at least one of the parks for next season. The program for Sunday features th suite. "Atlantis," ami a new medlty of popular song hits. The latter has Just been issued and will played in this community for the lirst time. The program also contains the popular overture, "Poet and Peasant." with which the publi is quite familiar. Thf complete program, which will be interspersed with new things "fresh from the press." is as follows: "Star Sp.insled 1. inner." March. ' Fairest of the lil-." Ov(-rtur. "I't and Peasant." Waltz. "Kr!f K-hoes." . .Stius.i. . . Si! ppe. Klesler. i:ararolle. "Tales .f Iloflinan." ofTenhach. Sirtit, Atlantis." Sefraue. en "MornlriL: Hymn of Truise." ( i "A Totirt l'i:n. tion." ii "I I.;e Thee." id "Icsf ri.ctf.n -f Atlantis." I n " rTM "l'.is 1 rieiir". . . . Tt libes .Medh'.V, "r.-pulir .Melodies." I.ampe. I'tnale Scledcd. I r c 1 Klhel. conductor. si.mn r.wous i.i:a;ii:. r.v bidte.'. IT, ss : MAIIUI. Aug. 1'. Without discussion the Spa:i:h voted unaniinously to support the League vt Nations covenant. Holy pietuies it Schillitr-s. -Advt. :.s. "BAYER CROSS" ON GENUINE ASPIRIN "Biytr TL.v oi Aspirin" to b fenuine must re marked with tha fcafety ' T.aytr Cross." Always buy; an unbroken Hay er package whicli i contains proper dirrctions to safely ; relieve Heartache, Toothache, Lar J , Rche, Neuralgia. Colds and pain.' ; Handy tin boxes cf lj tablets coal ! fcut a few cents at drug störe l.irger packages also. Aspirin 1 the trade niark of I5ayer Manufacture ofi

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SZABO STILL S. 0. L.; BAD CHECK CASE OUT C'.eorge Si.abo is tili ou of luck. A motion to qunh aftic.uvit in th oae brought by the state against Charle.4 Applegate, charged with passing a worthless check on the unfortunate Szabo, was sustained by Judge Gilmer in city court .Saturday ruorninpr. The defendant took up hL $200 cash bond, and the state had no way of holding him.

Tobacco Hardens the Arteries, Overtaxes the Heart and Shortens Life Says Dr. Connor, Who Suggests a Simple Test fa Find If It Is Hurling You. Can You Stand It?

New York. Pr. Connor, formerly of Johns Hopkins' Imspltal, says: Hundreds of t liousainls f iM-n w h smoke mid chew and who believe tlaMiiselvet healthy are suffering fr.m progressive organic :iilnieiits. They would never have been afflieted had It not been for the use f tobacco ami most f them would soon pet well If they would only stop the use of tobacco. The best known habit forininz prinipal of tobacco is nicotine, but ti e most ileadly and demoralizing is furfural. I'.oth are deadly po!n. which, when ab-mh-ImmI by the system slowly, but surely, affe-t th1 nerves. membranes, tissues, vital organs and vitality of the body. The harmful effect of tob.i.co varies and depends on circumstances and the li tlivblual. In some it causes general lebllity. others catarrh of tin- throat, li digestion, constipation, extrem nerv oiisuess. tdeeplessucsH. loss f memory, ho k of will power, cowardi'-e and fear, mental confusion, etc.: In others it causes heart dlsae. bronchial troubles, hardening f the arteries, palpitation f the heart, tuber. ulosis. blindness. ranvr and the common ntlllctlon known us tobj.eco heart. If you ue tobacco in any form y.m easily detect lt.f harmful effects by mak ing tile following simple tests: Head aloiol a full paj-'e from a book. If your voice becoin's muffled, hoars ami Indistinct mid you must frequently clear your throat, the dia'n-es are that your throat Is atTe'teil by catarrh and it may be the beginning of verv serious catarrhal trouble. Next, in the morning, before taking your usual nmoke. wnlk

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It's the time when thrifty shoppers reap their golden harvest. It is our store cleaning time, when the goods we must dispose of immediately are marked at prices that will move them in quick time. Sale began Saturday morning. Plan now to be here Monday morning early for tirst picking from the splendid offerings we have on sale.

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Fiiml deductions On all summer Coats, Suits, Capes, Dolmans, Waists, Skirts, Millinery and Accessories of Dress.

Patrolman, Exonerated by the Board Friday, to Be Tried Again Monday. Pert Miliar, recently suspended fron the Siuth Pend police force lt -inlins: trial in connection '.vith j th- f.ndinK" of a suction pump con- : lainini; whisky in his locker, will j :i train appear before the board of j safety. Monday nipht, to answer ! i further charges cincerninp liquor. : After but a breath of relief fol- : lowing Miller's exoneration after j trial by the board. Friday niirht. I some of the "higher ups" of the ; police department are today surfer- .' ing anxiety and nervousness. Just i what the new charges against Miller will be or nre the board refuses to make public at this time, but it is known that they concern the dis- , appearance of liquor and drinking j or alleged drinking by the members ! of the police department. j The meeting Monday night will he ; a special one and called for the spo- j cial purport of trying Miller on the ( new charges. That the finding of i the board on Miller's case Friday J nlgh't was known before the meet- ! ing was called was apparent as the ' accused policeman, his attornev. ! John Yeagley, City Attorney Slick. Nelson Kyser, member of the hoard, and Mayor Carson were not present. FIRST M. E. CHURCH HAS MUSIC PROGRAM Following" is the musical program announcrd by the First Methodist! Episcopal church for today, to bo f:iven under the direction of Fred G. Haas, organirt and director: crelude Communion in F... Dubois offertory Meditation ... Temaigre Duet The T,ord Is My Shepherd. . Ralph Dumke and George Mdler Poslludi' Processional March. . . . Flagler ' oi iure- r.ii.'iiis oi srairs ai a rrg iiar : pace, then td. If vu tind that you I ar' out f breath, if yur heart beat Is J n reed, trembling or irregular. yu may be the victim of a functional or or-ganh-h-art trouble. If you feel that you must Miioke r hew to julet your nerve, you are u nlave to the tolmco hnblt and ar slowly notsonlng yours'ir with the insidious deadly drugs, nicotine and furfural In either ase. you have Just two jilternatl veB keep on with your self-poisoning pro ess regard less if the lan-rs. and miff er th .isequeiicen. r riil yurnelf of the Libit ami escape the langer!. Von an overcome the craving ami stop the tobacco habit In a very short tini by using the fllwlng inexpensive formula: to to any drug store ami ask for Nicotol. Take one tablet after .Mil meal and in a mpa rat ively short t'nie you will have no leslr for tobacco. The era vim; will h;ive left you. With the nicotine polnintf ut of ur system your geueral lioalth will qu I-k - ly Improve. Note: When asked about Nicotol. one of our leading druggists said: Nicotol Is truly a nd'rful rein'lv for th tot. a habit. It Is way ahead of anything we have ever old b'fire. We are authorized by the niatiufa t urers ti refund the money to erery llss.ititifi'l customer and we would not permit th! use of our name unless the remedy sesse.l unusual merit." Nl-.tol Is old in this city under an lron-lnd nnmeylak guarantee by all up-to-date druggists hu hiding Central lrug '. ind otto C Itastlan. Adv. ANY Sa osasaoasaa

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The advantages of buying your Winter

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First The prices are 30 percent less than September prices. We are selling at 1 5 percent reduction from the present markings, which is 15 percent less than prices will be when we have to buv other furs. Buv now and save 30 percent. Second The selections are always at their very best in August. Every beautiful fur is well represented in all the newest styles of Coats, Coatees and Scarfs. Special Note You can select now, pay a deposit of 25 percent and we will store them for you until needed. Payments can be made weeklv.

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Blanket buying in August is a wise precaution and a good investment. Lower prices and a better selection are two factors that the wise housewife always takes ad

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Our August Blanket Sales are nov at the best, every size and color is represented.

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Every woman in this citv has a chance during this campaign to get a Thor Electric Clothes Washer the machine she has always wanted FREE. Come in and see a demonstration of the wonderful THOR and learn about this free offer.

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- SaU to 9:30 p m. The August Sales of NewFall Suits Winter Coats olYer you a saving of 15 percent if bought this month. ! ?! Phone SSf 0

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