South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 240, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 August 1919 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SLICK OBJECTS.

Coal Famine in Berlin Caused by Strike

OWNERS SUFFES

Board Rejects Pavement Resolution When City Attorney's Property is Affected.

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pro t-iiierit Irfr Il liit ion. Th- rs 1 ut i" ;i . i.M"!' f-.l a' th hearing n-slay pri'ls fi.i- - Miirfa'iriir th- str t in .(ii'-tam i:h Ina alam. A tiui .ii th- jr.-aur-rtsolutlon was kf.rr! f.r a week

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TO HOED PARAGE ON LABOR DAY

Women Voters of State To Get Special Tutoring

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Local Trades Council Expects; v. r;,,.

Several Thousand Marchers on Monday Morning.

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t lirr- , vc.; . : Siato Franchise ; vot? in 19C0.

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iK tli" -nipisir! int. lidwrtpl wa- " r'!n5fii on Jrrt hor.d p"r1n'c hi l.r in-J t atitird in tinu th.it wnni rn m:ht appnr.inff in city cir t.

-iiout the statt-

JTht entitled "An Aid to the New) iritizrn of Indinm." The pan-iphl't ; ', n ill he ji;o1 extensively by women j

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO MEET LABOR DAY

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i.und w nat' r Kind r pavepi-nt they deiie. Th-- oth'r su lto t jo ti :S tliat til- entire Street l.e r -pav l. rx ept that whih .Luits .in Mr. Sli k's property, and that this jo tion should bear a siu;n railitik'. "Nt paved be aus ' of the obj- tion cf the ity attorney." To I la tie v A.

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J la r lin i now in tii" uriip of the v. .; i i. r, famine in the city's hitory. Xnniorous si l ikes I n.iros i.itl have eaiia- I tin- Insin.r down of inanv industries because of the Jack of coal.

j tion i v.ieh that the i?ov-rn m ent b. a . i' n f.. -d to jsue ration- d coke to the populace. Here is shown

a enovd of llerliio-rs waitinLT for th' ir latio:1. (f cke outside the city Mwork.-.

Ii' iiiiU'd bv the South P.end Ihiild-

i Trades council Monday iaorninc ;it 1" o'clock. Kery union in th- city has be n 1 invitei and the majority pivinp u-i-suranc' of participating. Seven if the unions in the city have aire.". dy notified the council that they will attend Tvith most of thtdr members while the other' unions are expected I wh"ii the parade starts Monday I iiHrniniT.

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! school throughout the state. , tne ,,ietinc of the countv coninisI So important has the Indianap- sion?rs on u.ihor Da. ;he meetine :"!is chamber of commerce deemed i ... ,. ..... ,

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unions in nuin i.eiui oini"niii5 work beini: undertaken by tne over two thousand people, is heins ! I''dianapdis Franchise league in ar-

r tfitrine: tor such a chool to !e he:i t'.rre durinq the latter part of Sep-

tb.it it his offered the Use

ers are expecting several answer.- t" the mar.y improvenonts the- ordered advertised fr bids. What few bids thi: hive ,en offer.""! f

in the dnv time, that the111 :1RW a-nance ,.; dornen m; v be benefited estimated cot. they were ri-

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it's '!:!! rooms for the school. At U tt 4 women are expected attend the Indianapolis courses. :'och are to be ;ivfn at night. ai

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record. AH bu.-iness that would have b-en settled at that time will ! acted up-

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at the coal The situa

KnicrhtT of Columbus: MtshaXotre Datr.e and South Der. 3. frct the picnic Satii!la'

Tiie paraiie is to start at the cor-) F .riy ratifi at iu of ihe sufiraere afternoon. Aus:. 'hanin bike, per of Lafayette Mvd. and South st. j atr.1 nlme::t 'va endorsed at - re- Tickets on sale at South lie ml club proceeding to Michigan through Co'.-', "-n me Ti: or the western reiu!- j lOoin a!so Fred Mumns. Shindler fax. to Main, to Wayne, returning aa:, Lrov.riiors he!d in Salt Iake'ral estate oh.ee. M'isha wak;i. Sje-

I to the hall on S. Michigan st. j' ". I t:Jn A tes-cram was smt tojctal cars from ntruran station 1 j Many To March. Mrs 'ar:-- Chapman Cut statin-: p. m.. Round trip fare, adults .'-je. Tlic unions that have signitied 1 1 ha: the orgatiizatio . was in favor ; children under 1 . year. 27c. 'their intentions to march are the'"? special sessions of state legisla-! COMMITTKK COFNCIL .Vo r,:.::.

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LUIHAHI.WS TO Mi: KT. Tentative plar.c for the .state meetini: of the Indiana Librarv Trustees'

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Haney av. attnded th- be.nitir. i - ; d i t i i: : .v'

Utllitr the adidi"fi f the r "lutb'U ralllni; for the Having of Man-y av.. from Mm-hi ran st. to Sfi-h si. Th bo.tril a ted favorald , the l n 1 1 e r. )ther resdutiot.s fr p.ii'r, alop:ei were: Miami st.. from K- -i n lt a v. to tlie south ity limit--: i'arroil st.. from Sample st. to l'lde- st.: I.eeper av.. rm Ang'dla av. to city limits; Km ri k st.. from S.-rin t. t C(.rbj- st.; Uronson st.. from Main st. to ifaette

The resolution for pa vi ritt t i al-. 'v of -n.himin st.. from Sam- Tickets for th" Labor da:, oattio pb st. to Tut: st . v as .!: fi rr 1 until I between ALM ',... -an anl Itarney j M ir i,. t. '. Th" pr.-jo-ution to-A.!. ir. which will staged at : pave Whiten. an t . fio.n Ven;-r . .sju-inbro-d-. park n Labor day.' t. lenns I aniu ac. v,as reject. !. '. j.o, on sale today in all the; To llullil scv.ci-y. , law n io. n ci n stor . and a!-o atj Sew er resolutions were adopted Jh.- !i i- theater i:ingsile sats j

for St. 1'eter St.. trom (.il, :i. to wi!! s.dl at $J. and the alvame de-

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:r.ay pay public school t achrrs in ;i(dation ;f the provisions of said - opinion, commencing with the open- : ing of nur public schools in Septem-

'eeiare'i iüenal the bei. -oi. ma n it :es in In-1 "Will .ui kindp- briim this letter

ma f peran'tt im' school teach rs ; a nd the oinion erclos.tl to the at- :: ' r m vi' s-hnol rooms in a tention of the press and all ihe pul-

assciauon propose me mt eur.tg ior ; Tn.rinr the nfternoon and even-

the third week in November. Will- 4,. ,,;,,c -iit v,,.x ie.

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cream social on the Max Slutsky

'.awn. on Washington av. and La-

j iiit-'t will probably be held in In- j ftlVOtte blvd.

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commission, has announced.

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lie school officials id your county'.'" The attorney-general's minien was made public June 1 It is

of! said that no ..fforts have been mab tojto complv with tlie ruling and this i led t the otah-r of the chief exami-

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tol l "Vamin.rs of the sai'l'm-r of the state board of accounts nail be directed ami in-'to his subordinates throughout the 1 to i hai "at li iul)li" I state

TICKETS FOR LABOR DAY FIGHT ON SALE TODAY

of going to Milwaukee, originally planned to do.

as he had

maud made for them indicates that

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north of Wa.-h-ja record thront; will no through the from Michigan turn-tibs at Sprih-'hrook park on

t. tr I-ifuyrtto blvd. ; and lb rti a nl j tliat lay. t. 'rm Clive st. to Johns. n st. j win-; to the tact that Clarence

ssessmeru ruis m re tu .1 lor tln 1 Miuni. ot l.ikhart. win light in

cam: rr N rri:.i.. The rase of Samuel Robinson against Minnie Stewart in which judgment of $ti.5 was asked for alleged delinfjuen. rent was not tiled in tlie superior court as an original case, but was taken to the higher court on appeal after r. Kobinson had been awarded, judgment in a

t justice court.

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i.st ruction of ,ri:i curb ami walk on Stanf'.eld s'.. from Howard st. to St. Vim nt st.; and for St. Vincent st. lrni Nibs av. to Harter Heights.

WIFE CHARGES HUSBAND WITH SWEARING AT HER

the s-mi-windup. fans of that city hae oiab ia d a Mock of L'llO ringside s at-, and have ask'd to have ltiO more h. Id m case they need them. It is proba'de that Hay Pearson, a Chicago sporting writer, will be down her- to se- the bout. in.-teal

tkiim.i: roni ci.un mi:i;ts. The ""iple l'our club met at the home cf Mrs. C. W. VanDuser.. S 0 3 Harrison av.. Wednesday afternoon. After a business meeting, luncheon was serve!, covers being laid fr 10. The next meeting of the club will be held in September at the home of Mrs. Beistle, rural route No. 1.

That disagreeable stain in closet bowls

vanishes before liO WL-KL. sprinkle a little into the bowl and in a few moments it will remove the stain, "kill that bath

room o(lor,"and clean the hid

den trap, leaving the bowl pure wbite and sanitär)'. No need to wet your band?; no need to ecrub; BOWL-ENE does it. Order a can from your dealer (25c) and follov directions on the can clobely. Use BOWL-ENE in tiie cloet bowl only. The Climalene Company Canton, Obio Distributors

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More than I'OO.OOO eonb are employed in the mines in India.

Myrtle Carpenti entered suit fr hrce from Carl Carpenter, Wli ncsJay, in the superior court, stat- j ing that th' la intift' cursed and t i svNore at her anil upon numerous J occasions struck am! beat her. j They were married May Is, iai;, ' and separated Ottebor o. 1 : 1 7 .

.Mrs, carpenter asks tnat ?rie be re-lra-scl frm all matrimonial ties and her maiilen name be re.-ton d.

A Firestone Year

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00D nevs travels fast. VI That's why "the trade" speak of this as a "Firestone Year." The mileage that the Firestone Gray Sidewall has been giving has gotten around No more shopping around for those vho have discovered the real most miles ner dollar answer

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IDA GARDNER is coining! The celebrated concert contralto v i 1 1 appear in person in an invitation concert,-in the Oliver Opera House. NEXT THURSDAY ' EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4TH She will be assisted by "The Phonograph with a Soul." This appearance of the great concert artiste in South Bend is the event of the season for lovers of good music. FREE TICKETS Call, write or telephone us for free tickets of admittance. They will be issued in order of application. "Edison Department" A. H. HELLER FURNITURE CO., 1 i6 South Michigan Street, South Bend, Ind.

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

Juvenile Store-secondFioor

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Homes with little folks are probably busy making them ready for school. There are many things that are needful a completeness of which will be found in our store for children.

Little Girls,' Frocks, Priced from $1.69 to $2.98 Of pretty plaid ginghams, some combined with plain colors, fast tub colors to give long service. Sizes for girls 6 to 16. The Girls of 8 to Eighteen Often prefer garments of separate pieces Skirts and Middies. They offer many delightful changes. Middy Skirts, in white, blue and khaki, full plaited with belt or waist attached. Priced at $1.25, $1.95, $2.50 and $3.00. Middy Blouses Smart white blouses with detachable collars, cuffs and bands around bottom, of wool flannel in navy, braided collars, also in all white or with colored collars, tubable. Sizes from 8 to 20. Priced from $1.50 to $3.98.

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Daughter will be Dainty Miss Prim in one of these charming New Fall Dresses of Serge aaaaaBBBvaiBaaBaBBaaaaBBBBMBaaaaBBBBaaHBBaBaaaBaaaBaaaaaaaaajaaWBaaaBHaaMBBaawB. Chosen from this fascinating display. Some are quite plain, some quite ornate. Prices range from $13.50 up. Many mothers are choosing" the little daughter's Winter Coat now, especially for the ones going away to school. The new stvles are here from $10.00 to $45.00.

Baby Shoes soft soles and

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Special Sale Odd ize Buys' and Girls' Shoes at $3.50. Valueto S.S.95.

Footwear for School Days

also for dress-up days

Shoes for Girls, for Boys and little children. The cost of children's shoes are secondary to the service you get out of them. Trot Moc Shoes for Girls and Boys Blucher lace of brown Indian tanned moose, the best wearing upper leather, weather proof Troc Moc leather soles, natural shape lasts, low heel. Sizes 7 to 1 1 at $4.50 1 I Vi to 2 at $5.00. Growing Girls' 7-inch top, laced, low heel. 2 'j to at $6.95. Misses' Shoes Gun metal, vamp tip and matt tops, 7 inch high, half double sole; sizes I I A to 2, at $5.00. Dress Shoes Patent chrome vamp with newbuck and white cloth tops, close edge. Prices according to sizes $3.70, $4.50, $4.65. Boys' Gun Metal Shoes Button or lace, custom last. A splendid school shoe. Prices $4.50 to $5.50. Children's Shoes of dark tan Russian leather, plain toe, medium weight soles. Sizes 4 to 8, at $3.35, $3.75.

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The Smartly Dressed Boy at School The choice of a smart suit for the boy o'mg to school to meet new companions is just so important to him as his new studies. His pride should be encouraged. The New Waist-seam Suits for Boys are Here in splendid wool materials, plain and mixed colors, belted. Ages to 17. Priced from $10.00 to $18.00. Boys' Extra Pants for School, of navy blue ei e. grey and brown mixtures, at $1.95, $3.00. Also Corduroy Pants, strong and durable, at $2.19, $2.98. Boys' Blouses and Shirts in black sateen, plain color ginghams, striped percales and madras, $1.00 to $1.50.