South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 275, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1919 — Page 5

TiirKMv i:vi:mnt,. (tohit, 2. toxo. AGAIN ANOTHER WHITE WOMAN ASSAULTED IN OMAHA Rescuing Hoosier Strikebreakers

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TtMES

SEW, JOHNSON

riis Republican Friends in Southern California Wire Sentiments. . r;-; r-rv.: - --VrÜ " wash in;t n. t. v. r..-. 2. That ?f n. J"hr. r. .f 'aLf-mia. in his -ffor: ? :im-..i .ir.! !.f.-a tho p-trp tr".l'v N a:;r. i'. ' (Titr iry to

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Californ:.-u SrnI Wire, j A t"! cr. 1 r.i ! S-'-n. Jr.hr. sen frm Art:'-'". s:t:r'l !y rrminent mr-n ;i r. '.V'jfi'-n v ho h ive ) "" ar- 1 tlvr- in .U'hiin's c nir.i.iU'tH in s'l'jthrrn i ! 1 f r 1 1 1 . i ! n r i ri th- j'ast! nin years, is as follow ; J

"Hon. Hiram John-in. Washington, the ijr.cl r:-;r.f '1 havo ! f n your

loy.'i! Mi)!crlr'. otintr for you!

IMH t l." 4 I " ' i 111' 4 . I'it ' -J f-nator. "In our opinion th ovrwhrimin; j-entiment of the j.eople of ( 'alifnrni i is tronKly in f.r.r of th p'-arf treaty and covenant of the hapu- of nations. "We ha. pivn careful consideration to all th ohiection that have, leer, off'-rf'l to ratification ;inf u are ronvinTl that the treaty should bo ratified without anu-iulmcnt or reservat inn. "Wf heliev that the. jip.jro of humanity !i s in the roviTant for a 1 apue of nation-. ' Sipne.l. A. J. U'nÜar.', Prrs't Johnson for Senator !ur, and former Liut. CJov. with Uo. Johnson;

Joseph C'raLi. rampaiRn Mirr.. Johnson for .cVnaor cluh; Ilu.-h Avery, chairman I.os Anpeles I'mmty lie1 tib'lcan Centra' committer, Johnson for K'ovrrnor campaign ; Marshall Stimson. ( impalrn manapT of Gov. Johnson in Southern California. KM'1: Kemper K. Catnphfll. campaign mmacr, Los Ani-'fU-s, Gov. Johnson f-ainpaicn, IM; Mrs. Tlorfnr iVilincrs Porter. woin:i's rnmm itf ee. republican national committen; Mrs Shelly Tolhursf. rr-:-utive committee, U'omrn's Johnson for ' nafor club; Seth I-rown, Vrr't V-ntral Labor council; Charles II. I.ansmuir. ex-Prrs't Municipal Ieacijp; Mrs. Harriet "YV. Works, exrrutivo committer of Johnson for -'nator club; U. C. Bellows, pxccuUvo ronimittee.. Johnsor. for Senator rlub; I)r. John I'. HaynF. executive ommittPA. Johnson for Senator rlub; J. W. Whitcom!. Sen. William F. '.irr. Ju'lt: John Perry Wood. Professor Hoy Malcolm. Major Walter J. Tuller. Judtre W. H. Thomas, f'ranc.-. county; (His Tout, VA 'enfro I'rncrf'H Imperial county; H. ". Trundi:,'. executive comtnitte Johnson for Senator club.

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f)MAHA, Oct. 2. While federal roop patrolled the Omaha "black p." Wednesday to prevent F.ny sspile conflict between whites and t

. sroes. followinsr the rioting of. lap: inday nitrht. a white woman. Mrs. W. (;. Wisener. waj attacked In her home Wednesday afternoon by a ner The attack followed 3S similar crime? since June 1. Maj. Gn. Ijeonard Wood, commanding the troor here, ordered the patrols strengthened tonight anJ in order to keep down public indlgrr.ntion reauested the newspapers to withhold details of the assault. The city was quiet tonight.

votr o piioiimmox. WASHINGTON. Oct. 2. Rreak.".pr a three weeks' deadlock, senate ;'nd house conferences reached an ;!rreerrient late Wednesday on the , prohibition enforcement bill. Quick

approval of the conferees report Is

t-xpected hy le:iiers and the measure

P i may po to the president early next

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A VICTIM OF StfUKERS AT INDIANA HARBOR Thi" action picture shows a victim of striker lyin unconscious against the fence of the Mark Manufacturing company's plant at Indiana Harbor. At the time h was slutrcred several rersons w-ero wounded by shots from the police and more than a dozen loyal workers of the plant were badly beaten by disturbers.

ARREST FOURTEEN ON RIOT INDICTMENTS

Spciil fr Th New s-Timr-s : KLKHART, Inl.. Oct. 2. Fourteen arrests have now been made on indictments (.harpinp rioting in connection with the labor demonstration of September Z and 4. which culminated in tho escorting from the city of imported strikebreakers used in the Annex Foundry of which Mayor Foster is the, principal stockholder. Among those, arrested are Leon Swayne. manaper of the Concord foundry which acceded to strikers' demands-, and George F. Weir, head

of New York Central shop crafts federation here. The men are all out on bond which is $20' or $400 in each instance. It was these alleered riots which lead to the controversy between W. H. Riblet. then police chief, and Mayor Foster, and to Chi f Kiblet's tinal resignation.

WON'T SEND SOLDIERS UNLESS AUTHORIZED

For sale, automobiles. You select the car. A small payment down, we pay the balance, you pay us hack by the month. Norlhwestern Finance Co., 304 Citizens Hank Bldjr. Telephone Lincoln 1265. 3223-tf Advt.

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:.ITTLK ROCK. Ark.. Oct. 2 Although Sec'y of War Raker and Gen. March, chief of staff of the United States, were said to have authorized the sndinc: of troops to Klaine, Fhillips county, scene of Wednesday's race riots, the soldiers had not left Camp Pike lite tonleht. It was reported that Maj. Gen Samuel D. Sturcriss. commander of Camp Pike, refused to send the troops without orders from the war department.

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As Good As Your Glasses If you are dependent upon plasses for pood vision, then you are as pood as your plasses no better. That bring the case, Importance attaches to the way they are fitted. You need no less service than I will pive you. No more, because that is superfluous. I will pive your eyes a scientific examination, prescribe and make the plasses you need, all at a moderate cost. H. Lemontree South Bend' Leading Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician. S. Mirhivnn St. Home phone WO I. phon 347

PULLMAN PORTER TAKES GOSHEN MAN'S WIFE

-jcln f n Tli .N. Times: GnsHFN. Ind., Oof. 2. Declaring that his wife, to whom he was married ; years aero, h.is left (jo--ii n with Robert Johnson, rero. a Pullman jiorter. and pone to Mi. hiizan. Marion McK e. mployed at the plant of the Goshen Veneer Co. Ii is applied for divorce m (he circuit court. Mrs. McKce- is the mother of seven children, one of whom. Charles M K..-. is a minor. The hoy's father wants a court order u'ivlni; him the usto lv of the child. Mr. and Mrs. McK.. were roamed Jun 2' ls;:. separatinc

sj: ki:yki) I'or recovery of I'ord tourinc car Factorv nui:i,'r :: o ? " 2 . Licene miml-ei- 47' v lndiar.a Th.ree ( looilyar tires and on- I": res c rie. Call L F. Gr-cran, Main J .". 1 - Lincoln '.:.:. I. i 4:.-, Advt

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Children's Department This Week

With reversible body, $3r,.0i to

REED BABY CARRIAGES

.. $80.00

CHILD'S ROCKERS

$8.00

Well made and finished. $2. "it to

In frosted blue or ivory finish Sl.'.Oo to

REED STROLLERS

$28.00

CHILD'S IRON BEDS

$14.50

30x."4 inches, white enamel finish sliding side. Iowa red by foot trip

REED SULKEYS Foldinp. from QIC fA $12.00 to 3)13UU FOLDING BABY WALKERS With canvas seat. 4 98 GOLDEN OAK YOUTHS' CHA'iRS Made of solid Dak. fr ff A A for ipD.UU

EXTENDED ACCOUNTS You can open an extended account with us and arranpe to pay by weekly or monthly payments.

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GENUINE MAHOGANY UVING ROOM SUITE Covered in high grade tapestry, colonial design. Davenport is seven feet long, opens to full size bed. kocker and chair to match suite for $175.00

THREE-PIECE GOLDEN OAK BEDROOM SUITE

Cardinal design full size bed. larpe dresser and dressinp

table to match, for ,

m&SiA fife fil i'il 'I- ''" ii'i'i" ii- - " L n ii - -S' ; ' --ilff 1 - hi ii m i

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LAUREL STOVES AND RANGES

We have the aetn-y for this hich prade line an1 are now

saowinp a complete line ot com

bination ranpis from s:..on to

$130

FUMED OAK LIVING ROOM SUITE Covered in morocco line leather. Davenport is five feet lonp and

$85.00

opens to full size bed. Rockers and chair to match suite for

SOLID OAK DINING TABLES With heavy pedestal, in fumed finish

for

$29.00

COUCHES Covered in hish era de imitation bather, over steel sprincs. wire tied

solid oa frame, 3''x7 inches price

GAS RANGES

Gas rar. pes with hiph broilers

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HEATING STOVES

Heatinp stoves for coal or

wood, with a five year puaran-

teed f.r pot. all sis prices from

$22

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$50.00

PIANO BENCHES

In penuine walnut, mahopany

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$16.50

TELEPHONE STANDS

With chair, in fumed oak.

polden oak and mahogany, at

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GUNN SECTIONAL BOOK CASES

We are acents for these hiph prad book cases and carry all sizs

and finishes in stock price per section. J 4.7"

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root. aw tne stock come in tnrect irom iiinuna uercj their own men pick it out. Saw them fipng and mellowing it under real Cuban climatic conditions and roll it by hand into a cigar as fine as you get in the City of Havana at a bigger price. I smoked one and have been smoking the LA FEXDKICII ever since. After all. Bill It's that Wonderful Havana Ggar with that Yum Yum taste. At good cigar stands in every Indiana town

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Where Are My V There are thousands of men anl women wlio bother with two pairs of plasses and wast precious time ehanpinp from one to the ither or huntinp one pair nr the other. When plasses for lonp and short ranpo vision are needed, we would advise the wa rtrinp of "Kryptoks," the one-piece i,.ns with no tell-tale lin" to show they ire double vision plasses. Dr. J. BURKE Optician 2:10 Michipan St. EsLab. 1 ft oa.

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Second Anniversary Sale Week FROM OCT. 3rd TO OCT. 10th We are going to allow 2 5 f discount off our regular price list during our second anniversary week sale. Prices quoted below are on all new lires, not rebuilds, not. seconds. Anniversary Sab Size IN tr List Pri e 2"-r'. Week Trice 30x3 PI $10.00 2.73 v $ 8.17 30x3 Non-Skid 12.10 3.03 9.07

30x3 Yi PI 1 3.70

30x3! 2 Non-Skid. . 14.17 32x3, Non-Skid. . 18.50 31x4 Non-Skid. . 2 3.00 32x4 Non-Skid. . 24.50 33x4 Non-Skid. . 26.15 34x4 Non-Skid. . 26.85

34x4', Non-Skid

35x4V7 Non-Skid

31.60 33.20

2.73 3.03 3.43 3.54 4.63 5. 5 6.1 3 6.54 6.71 7.00 8.30

10.27 10.63 13.87 17.25 18.37 19.61 20.14 23.70 24.90

Super Tread Tires are the heaviest on the market. Their quality surpasses any other tire manufactured today, regardless of price. They are constructed with 5 plys of fabric and one ply of cord, more cushion stock, heavier breaker strip, more high grade tread rubber. Super Tread Tires ARE better Tires.

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