South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 268, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 September 1919 — Page 3

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n -i n ii r km Parade, Ball Game, MOVing Pictures and Band Concerts Feature of Program. Th creat rar?. thavy took in winning X'nitA.I .States the war aa j ea!'d to morf than 400 people j iw nii'ht when th.- o:!k lal r.a y ! J ' ' r - - ...... - flirre were fnown on in- t ti Siuc jl th- courthouse ,us th feature of ;t !a.y f i-i 1 2 of navy .tun!.. Yesterday v.,iA -Navy Day" In South Ilend and ."ruti'p:. train surely mad- t hing- j i.rii around tl.e city with their am1i?i"'.ks progran.. r.irtir.g in th? inorniny; when th !,,,,! j.ar.tde! tr rough the vity. ont f.atjr? followed another in rapidrder 'lurir;-: the day. The x,i!,;tion of the tiny airjdar.'. the K,:-lall :,vn;e, the work of the ail: tooniM ;U'(' Ji-j i.-.vue of the S"i;th I.end oililirm of th' "Navy ! niter" were soir.e (t th; feats j.t-r 1'orrnt.Ml by the busy gob. Concert Feature. The main own-, of the program ua- the night band concert on the . . , 1 1 1 1 hou.-. lawn and the motion ' I'Ktures which followed. Washington .street was Jammed long before the pictures started and the police f.. und it necessary to divert traffic ffoni that tlioroughrare? until thu .-,-)v was concluded. Hound aft'r ri.'ind of applause gr'eted the pictures as they showed the entraining i thousands of nar troops, the means used to detect and sink submarines and finally the actual sinking of an enemy submarine. Preceding the pictures. Dr. ('. A. J.ippincott introduced I.iout. l"aniel VY. Sony of the Navy train, who ji:adr a short speech telling of the M-niitirio train and its mission here. The 'Navy Recruiter," the only trawdjng newspaper in the world. a f olding to the editors of the sbet, W;is lUtri!utel at the concert. The South IIen-1 circulation amounted t., something like -j.äno and was limitd only by the supply of papers. i:hiblt Airplane. Tiie a ir-'divver" of the recruiting' tram was exhibited, in t!e str-tr of the city during the morning and at Sintrer's ball park during the basebill gam N Might was attempted lore b cause of the Iak of a suitil " tUing field. Tho machine is a miniature copy of a full-sized plane tid its tiny proportions created ;;? at interest here. Another feature which drew a Mi'-.vd during the day was the exhibition of a rapid-tire sketching by the sailnr-arti.-t. KM. 1 Christman. who perforred in the window of Max Adler & . Clothing More. He drew chalk pictures of a number of South F.end people. FREE YOUNG BUDAY OF UNLAWFUL LIQUOR POSSESSION CHARGE Paniel Puday, IT yor. rs old. rharged vnth possession of intoxicating liquor, was dismissed ly a iury in the puprior court W-lnes-i iy night, after a six months' legal -ight. Young Pudav wis arrested on pril 17 and when presented in the :ity rourt w,m tint ? 100 and senpced to nr days in tljo county jail. His attorney Immediately filed an ippeal and the youth was released n bond for'hts nnpearar.ee before be circuit court- I-ater a change of ,enue was asked because the de- ' ndant believed that Judge Walter . Funk, of tha circuit coTirt. would tiased In his decision. The ras-R-as then transferred tu the superior 'nil t. CONFIRM ASSILSSMF.NT ROLL. The assessment roll for the paving f LSndsey st. was confirmed by the "oard of works at their meeting Wednesday night. Resolutions for .he construction of grade, curb ami t. and on Main st. .valk on Elmer st -vetween Kwlng av am! Woodsiue st. ere confirmed. Action on the openrig of L'direwater dr. and vacating "liver av. was deferred for one vo'k.

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Premier Clemenceau Talks Peace Treaty to Deputies

PARIS, Sept. 25. In an explanation to the jchamher of deputies i ! 'elne.day. Premirr Clemenceau. 'after declaring that the League of Nations could exist even though rejected by the United States senate, asserted that it v.as precisely because the French felt that the Leasru of Nations was an insufficient guarantee for some years to ome that the protective treaties of alliance between France. Great Itritain and the Unitel States were flra wn up. Tho possibility of non-ratification of the pace treaty and the covenant of the League of Nations by the United States senate; the consequences, in such event, to the guar;intc für th f uture of KranCP- ar'J iiu- ijursuun wneiiier me lA'ague ui I Nations could exist without the v. ...., t 1. .1 r - - a United States as a member, occuOCAL COMPANY Public Service Commission Takes Petitions of Railway , Under Advisement. Sppcbil t' 'I'lie News-Times: MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. Sept. 20. Otlioials of the Chicago Iike liore and outh Pend Railway company were Tuesday granted a hearing before the public service commission in Michigan City regarding their three petitions, first to increase passenger rates, second to increase fares in Ia.st Chicago and Indiana Harbor, and last to increase interstate passenger and train fares. After an all day hearing, the commission decided to take the railway ease under advisement. The South Shore, as the line is called, asks to cancel all commutation tickets except 2'y ride books which .are used west of (iary, the only ones being retained are those between Lake Park at Michigan "ity and South Pend. Giu Hoasons The reasons advanced by the South ihore lines for the increase were many. They claimed that the rat was ton low; that the sale of tickets between those points did not justify the low rate; that the rate does not meet that established by the Chicago, South Pend and Northern Indiana Railway company and that the public had been grossly abusing the ticket privilege. According to the testimony given the Lake Shore has nevr paid any interest on their bonded indebtedness and as things are now, never will. The deficit last year amounted to $P't,H7S. :'.. and the total defiicit from the time the line startet! operating up to January 1, 1919 is JI.HJLTl'S.i'.S. The total bonded indebtedness is $4.r57.000. They claim th.it their property has depreciated in value .'. per cent since it started to function. Our store will be clo.-.ed Thursday and Friday, will be open for business Saturday morning. L. J. Krider Co.. 4P' S. Williams st. IUHU-25 RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER lccp Satcl I'rit Add Deposits Arc lisxl el und tlic Klicumatic lolMin Starts to IVavc iw System Within Twenty-four Hours. Lvery Iruggist in this rounty Is niltli,rized to f ix to every rheumatic stiffrr in this vi itiitv that If two hottl' f Alliir!iu, i li sure enipieror of rtieu-Li.-ititini, dees nt st;j all agony, reduce swollen Joints and lo aw:ty witli even tin lishte;f twinirp ef rlieuniatl'" pain, lie will gladly rt urn your niutiey without enmnient. Allenrhu li.is been trid and tfteil for eirs. nnd really marvelous results have 1'oen aenmplihed in the lU't severe i:iHs where tie suffering and agony was infuse and piteous aud where the p. tient W :im l;t I less. AlienrliU re!i'e! at ot.ee. Immediately aftfr j i'ii tart to t-.iW- it the poo.l wirk l-egh.s. It sear'dits out the urb il'i'l deposits. lisolves the seeretloiis hihI lrives rlieu matie poison out of the l'1-dy through the kidneys .rid bowel. It's manehuis how iii(kl it a-ts Ilesed relief often eornes in two days, and even in eases whore the ipffering is most paiuful all traces diappear in a few days. Mr. .lames II. Allen, the d'.seoverer of Allenr'au. who for ninny years suffered the torments of aetite rheumatUm. leslrs all sufferers to know that he dues not want a rent of anyom-'n money iin-h-ss Allenrhu decisively coQijuers this worst of all diseases. "OUCH! THAT OLD RHEUMATISM!" Ius,t got out that little of sIoan's Liniment ami "knock it Knlloy-wcM" WKRKXT prepared for that uuick switch in temperature, wire you? Ltft you stiff, sure, full of rheumatic twinges? You should have had a bottle of Sloan's Liniment handy that would have soon cased up the muscles, quieltd the Jumpy, painful, affected 1 art penetrated without rubbing, bringing gratifying relief. Helpful in all attacks of lumbago, sciatica, external soreness. t-tlfTnes. strains aches, sprains. Jet a bottle at our druggist's. ;:iv., ; 0c, J1.40.

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pled the entire afternoon's debate. The vote in the United States senate yesterday, postponing consideration of one of the amendments, is regarded here as significant, and caused surprise in the French chamber. Louis Barthou repeatedly asked the government for explanations. Andre Tardieu and M. Plchon, the foreign minister, replied, C the

chamber was not satisfied. Premier Clemenceau then declared that event In the event of the United States senate not voting for th League of Nations covenant, the league could exist. The treaties constituting a protective alliance between France, Great Pritain and the United States, he added, were not dependent upon the league. They would come into forc and France would be protected. CAPT. KENNA ADDRESSES AUDIENCE AT ST. PAUL'S Capt. A. IT. Kenna was the principal speaker at the services held Wednesday eveni, at the .St. Paul's Methodist Kpiscopal church, the subject of his address bein,?, "Revaluations in the Light of the War." Capt. Kenna also related some of his army experiences, both here and overseas. He was stationed at Camp Dodge for a year and after goinpr to France, was made senior chaplain of the SSth division. In this capacity he served during tho bitter r.ghting in the Toul .sector, and after the armistice was signed, he devote! himself to educational work nmong the soldiers of the division. A large crowd heard the address. tiii: vi:sti:hi:ks. At the Auditorium Oct. fi. 7 nnd R. Get the book at The Hook Shop, (successor Miller's, 124 S. Michigan. 30 IQ-IT Mr

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