South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 250, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 September 1919 — Page 5

t i ME SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES srxn.w. si:rnAim:n 7. 101 r. RIDING ROONEYS. PARAMOUNT EQUESTRIAN ACTORS AT INTER-STATE FAIR THIS WEEK 1 Dß taliiyi ) N WHOSE FIGHT IS FOR POLITIES Always foremost in Qualitr stands this store, more emphatic on its course than ever. In the past we were patronized on account of our reliable goods today we are patronized for the same rea-x son and to a greater extent because people have learned that it pays to buy good Quality Furniture President Declares "Gibbet 1' Awaits Those Who are Insincere.

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'ITY. M"-. S' pr. Treaty oppnr.r.ts ho vi v the do-uim r. . with "j rind" r d y s." w ho nr-- agtir.st It !-r.it;.-- th y have smin: "5. riv.it political purpos.-." will "at last to t - I and they will r r-t ! h it h- t: i I I . t is v hich." I're-'t Vv'il--;.n told a l it, crowd h' re to. Jay. H reiterated that it was a ran" of pit u; - r shut up." that the opposition weald ha- to produc .vi;i Illing . tt r than the Lai-'ue of Nations, or s! p nido. Mere ii a: ation. without ottering anything cm; -1 ru rt i- to repbiee. the tr ity, is l.o!h"is:u, h" as.-r rtr-,1. He said h- ! ; et d the man who

)::, -:!, although ib'norantly, op-j :-. ; the treaty, hut denounced those

v. ho are ,aga;nst It lor poiili'Ml r a-.-;..S. The Philippine islands, ho said, would g-t lloir indep-rdene under th- League. The League, he declar1. would simplify th Philippine problem. Thir was Krfat applause wiin th- presid. nL pro;aimed that through the treaty tli Aifierioan spirit had müde, ,coniUft of the v. "il'l." "The war was won by the Amcrian .-pirit." h- ( rird. f ThT Wils a wild hout from the c r o w 1 1 . If the treaty is bratrn. those ro-spor..-j!d-will have "a lifelong reckoning witii the fiKhtinff forces of th.- I'nit.-d StateH." "ont ituents of ,rn. Herd one of tin- rhicf op-"n''nts of the Laue of Nation., today wero to hear Pres't V.'il.-un's aruunints for ratitication. Kansas City is Kt'f il's home town. Wil.-on apparently is making an n'ort t huniaiuzo and visualize the inaty and to convince the people that th- nation ks facing one of the itio-.t momentous alternatives of its history, tliat if tho verdict is against

tii- treaty as it stands the effect will J ! f !t in th homes and pocket-j Looks of American citizens. Ke-j tion. h' says, will make Arnerlc.ij a militaristic power facing disap-i

l-oir.red uniriendiy nations in an niifil world with consequent hih- : living costs and eventual war. This was emphasized in St. Louis prrehev. Th president rays he wants to t a luainted with the ptoplo to f-tt the nation's viewpoint ami ho to'nis to s-'tk oiiportunities to get close to folks. Mt on I La Hi tig. Hefore the train left St. Louis h r-ai for some time on tho rear platform railing swinging his leg while hnndreds massed against the iron

pickets of tho train shed fence. a lew t" "t distant, stared, occasion- j

any bursting into Drier spasms 01 applause. Many asked for a "speech" but "Wilson smilingly anhv red "Oh. no." Others tried to t ngage him in conversation, shouting "Hey Woody." Ho nodded, grinned nml waved his hand but refused to talk. Long after Wilson disappeared inside, a crowd remained staring at the- train. Mr. Wü.mn received so many flowers In St. Louis the private car Muyllower locked like a conservatory. A big box of blossoms was sent from the train to the city hospital. The crowds appear to liko Wilson's us ot phrases such as "contemptible quilters" in his criticism of those who do not approve of the League. Shouts of "swat Vm" and .-dmllar cries follow his employment of that kind of language. So far there has been practically no heckling but it was expected some questions might be shouted at Wilson in Kansas City, Heed's stronghold. The president's special stopped for half an hour at Independence. Mo., near Kansas City, while Wilson

breakfasted. Word ouickly spread' through the town and people came runn!n from all directions. Mo.-ti of them were women, in their' "1 ungalow aprons" or "mother hub-; bards" or whatever they may be' termed, sunbonnets. some of them wearing slippers, many lugging chil-j dren in their arms. Dozens of over-1

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Just One of Seven Great Stores.

PLAIN PRICE TICKETS ON ALL ARTICLES ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY AND THAT THE LOWEST

YOUR CREDIT iS GOOD Highest Quality Lowest Prices

Possible because of our Mammoth Buying Power

YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD

This Elegant William and Mary 8-piece Dining Room

Suite, regular $235.00 value. Special price

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Table, BufTet, 5 Genuine Leather Seat Chairs and one Arm Chair.

Most Exquisite Showing of

Floor Lamps ever brought to South Bend. If it's New and Vogue, we have it. Lamps at all prices, from $16.85to$65.00

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5öivss5 This Beautiful Tapestry 3-piece Suite, regular

marked price $260.00. Special OSrCI

price

This Suite is worth 5275.00 todav.

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This Beautiful Oak Fernery

Paramount Kquestrlan Ac, at the fntcr-Stato Fair, Sept. 9-13. Mother Watches Tzvo Sons Give Lives for Father

Hy United Tress: CHICAGO, Sept. f,. While tlie mother looked on, her two sons Rave their lives in :i futile attempt to pave their father who had Leen overcome by pas in an abandoned well near here late yesterdayHerman Jahn, a farmer of tesr. 111., a suburb, wan the father and first victim. He had pone to the bottom of a 32-foo'. shaft to make some repairs. His cries attracted the

I attention of Fred. 15 years old. ard j warned of the pas that hat! collected below the surface of the I pround. j Starting down the ladder in heroic j ''torts to reach his father, pas over

came Fred. Unable to attract the attention of other members of tho family by his chokinp calls for help, Fred stumbled down tho laddor to the bottom of the well and splashed into tho water. Just then John and his mother and sister arrived at the mouth of tho well. Fred warned them away.

"Something's wronp," ho pasped.

John broke away from his moth- J er, who had pleaded with him not to risk his life. Dashinp down the ladder with a rope to try to rescue j his dyinp father and brother, j John, too became sickened by the j fumes. j As the mother lookod down the j shaft she could see John swayinpj from the ladder and attempting to J speak. Frantically she called for! help. Hut the house, removed from i the road, was not close enough for j neighbors to hear. j She swooned. The boys' sister called for help. When Chief of To- j lice O'lirien and helpers arrived and j revived Mrs Jahn, they could hear; no sound from the bottom of the I well. j The bodies were removed by 1 O'lirien and other men of the littie town. Side y side they were ; placed in the humble home where : Mrs. Jahn is left with three little j

girls.

SCR MNERS

THREATEN STRIKE

Nineteen Thousand Will Quit Monday Unless Demands Are Met.

a!!ed. freckled jounrsters.

bare of i'ity sprinted day

fort and touted

up, yeilinc to their pals "Chüh on litre he is." Few nai appeared.

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Fon wero puests of Mr. and

Walter Fields Sunday. The Indies' Ali of the Ly

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church

Gforpe Peterson t duos. lay after

noon. Mr. an Mrs. Cloyd IVstle and ?on have returned from a two weeks' vacation at Indian lake Mr. Claude IVtor.-on and children attended the annual reunion of the Milliken family held at Chain-'o-l-ke Saturday. Mrs. William F.akr of So'Jth Fend is spending tlie wvek with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Witter. Mrs. Ceo -co Petersen is rü'overirp from nr.deroin tho removal of ) ; o r T r. : . s i ! s M:-s Ali'-o Straup of I.ydick spent th- las two wo'ks with ht-r sister.

Mrs Claude Peterson. j Mr aud Mt i'h.irl.s P. st'e sport i We.i:-,.-sdav .'V. ni!: üh Mr. and j

Mrs -!.-d i;..-t:. Mr-. 1! W. l.

I'.y rniti'.l Prep: SCIIANTOX. Fa.. Sept. C Nineteen thousand mine workers employed at the 20 collieries of the' "Hudson Corl Co. between Forest

and Plymouth will strike Monmorninp hy order of the pen-

eral prievance committee of the employ s, unless dm. Mc:r. Porrance aurees to meet a committee of employes before that time. The decision was rcuhed last evening. In ileeidinp to call a peneral strike

Jof all mine workers of the company. I the peneral prievar.ee committee H j hacking up the 4.000 employes of 'the Powderly. Coalbrook and Numilier one itdlieries in i;rbondale and i tho Jermyn colliery, who are now on I strike. j The rum of tho strike will be to i compel the company to Immediately

50-50 WEDDED LIFE ENDS IN A DIVORCE

eliminate all mtchanieal C'al loaders from the mines and to discontinue the practice of dockaire and stoppage of coal which was establish d during the war rrr!cd. It is also demanded hy tho leaders of tho men that all private contract work must bo abolished

Kin.iiin msi.vFs-; school. Will be open for business Sept. . at 1-0 K. Wayne st. Phone Mam i?.. 2h75-7

SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. 1 The ."0-jO basis of life was potten down to a tine science by Carl V. Iloseen, ' contractor here, who is sued for di- ! orce today by Mrs. Clara Itoseen ! Sho told the court bfl-f. that in 2T j years of married life she "worked j out" and carried her half of all i household expenses. Fven the gas bills, light, ftivi. moat, groceries, : carfares, etc.. were strictly "."0-r0." j she said. J No- tho couple have J r,0,fi0 0 i worth of property, once n a pleasure trip, said Mrs. Hoseen. her ' husband compelled her to give him; her half of the costs, including; carfare and admission to aa amuse-:

ment park, hefore ho would set forth on the jaunt.

With gal vanized Tray Tank, Special at

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Can be had in either fumed or golden finish.

UNQUESTIONABLY the Finest and Largest Selection of Bedroom Furniture

and Suites ever dis Queen Anne Suite

and Suites ever displayed. Special Monday a $150 three-piece O'ß

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This Beautiful Solid Oak Dining Table

And Six Pad Seat Chairs to Match.

Here's a Bed Outfit Bargain you cannot afford to overlook. Just as pictured. Full size High Grade Steel Bed, Vernis Martin finish. (Looks like brass). All Metal Spring and Full Weight Cotton Top Mattress. An outfit which is worth Ql PK $35.00. Special OLLJmUiS

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Don't confuse this Bed. It has 2-inch Tifre Posts and 7-S inch Tuhe "Fillers.

Hear it! See it! The Great Virginola The Finest and Truest Tone of all Phonographs.

South Bend's Store Beautiful

THE STORE THAT SELLS IT FOR LESS.

Visit Our Mammoth Stove Department Coal Ranges, Gas Ranges, Combination Ranges. Soft Coal Heater.-. Hard Coal Burners, Oil Stoves, etc.

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H. C. L. CLASHES WITH REGULATIONS OF ARMY CHii.uroTH.i-:. o.. s-t. 4.

Military regulations wero framed lonu' before old H. I,, clambered 1

into the spotlight. N'evertheU ss tho rules and regulations must bo ob yed. For that reason Maj. A X. ANCIENT CHURCH Sherman, is up a tree. A former member of the "rd division eourt-martinle-i in France and ordered dishonorably discharged after six months' imprisonment, is soon to be given his freedom. Army regulations provide that ho cannot retain his uniform, but must ! e furnished "with a suit of civilian clothe? at a cost r.ot to exceed $10." m m A v 1 , m.

I -aaj. isesnan says it simply can t

bo done, but orders are orders.

Yes, S. S. S. is Purely Vegetable Nature Safe Blood Treatment

Known for ."' Years a tho Hot Hcnu-dy for lUioutnatUm, C atarrh and Skin Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that tho forest and tho Held, are ahinulantly supplied with vegetation of various kinds, that furnish the ingredients for making a remedy, for practically everv ill and aliment of mankind.

! Medicines made from roots, herbs, and barks which nature has placed

at the disposal or man. r.re setter than strong mineral mixtures and concoctions. Mineral medicines work dangerously on the delicate parts of the bowels, by eating out tho lining

sp.-n: Thurs-

3y with ht-r p:rtntrf. Mr. and Mrs Burr rields. Mount r:j.Ant.

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Mr-i. W. II. Kelly, when cluin-y package on ln-r it wnn't it xia an hhv.

It's a homh.'' said

OCONTO. ()tt() KrrsNcr Insistotl on lacing hi wife's Iioos.

ho a j Slio wouldn't rnnnit him to do it. lawn. Hut j When -lie told th otirt his wife foil ahundoneil tapl'a piuUling to the do. it was J too much. Ho rot a divonv.

J meml.rane, producing chronic dys-

P isia and often entire y ruining the health S. S. S. is made otirely of cen-tle-acting. healing, purifying roots, herbs and barks, possessing properties that build up all parts of the system and cleansing the blood of the germs that causo Rheumatism, Catarrh. Sores and Ulcers. Skin Disease;., and all disorders of the blood. It cleanses the entire system and it is permanent- Get S. S. S. at any drug 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 Swift laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Advt.

PAT ENT S And Trade Marks Obtained In all Countries. Adrtx? Fre GEO. J. OLTSCU. Hcterrd Patent Auy, 711.712 Stüde buk er 1U Soul Ueud. Ind.

Mt prances 117 South Michigan St. Correct Appnrel for Women.

Finger Piece Mountings and Deep Curved Lenses

The delicate t.u-di and beautiful j.oiso of the noseguards. The v. ide range of vision in my optically correct lenses. Kvery adjustment made to perfection those are the features of my eyeglasses. Fitting your eyes properly is only rrt of IT!" service. I complete the process by grinding

the lenses accurately in my workshop.

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H. Lemontree, South land's Loading Optometrist and Mfg. Optician. 222' 2 S. MICHIGAN ST. Home riione ."04 Iell 317

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ilavnr. Fr.r the use r.f Kinz Mi.! as ii( i:r ir.surcs u A Im-:;:. ; Try a sack to Jay ar.J you'll I a regular cirtnier hereiter.

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