South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 327, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 November 1919 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BARBECUE FUND

Women andHorses Aided Britain

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Expect Volunteer Contributions to Raise Sufficient Funds For Celebration.

oul scripticr.1 to defray th-- rx-pt-nps of the celebration at tho Indlnna and Michigan 5 täte lino ?.ituriliy, Nov. 29, In honor of th comideticn of the XiVs road , rortion of the Dixie highway, were started Saturday when The No".vs-T!rn snt its check foi ?Ü0 to the ChmiUr of Commerce- to h jdaor-d in th cflebratlon fund. Th South Wr.fl Tribun Saturday also 2Ubcribol J.'O to the fund. Th time for vohmter pr:V",riitlnr.3 will nd Tuesday noon, ami " expected that by that time th subscriptions will have reu'hel an amount adequate to defray th expenars of the cl hratlon. In addition to Gov. dnodrlrh of Indiana and Gov. Sleeper of Mihi-K-in, and tho menT of the sfa? highway rommlsslcr.a of Indiana arid Michigan, thero will be s-v-eral other jrueyt.s of honor thrSaturday the committer in ch ir:" ? the celebration ro' Mvr d a 1 tt-r of acceptance from M. 1'. Menobb t. h'-rrrtary (l tho HoosUt State Automobil association. Although tho requeot for sub ription." to the expense fund ha just been made, people erwrally m 5inlfyinj their intention of y,i'in;: to th'- fund b fore noon Tuesday. In addition to the general epone funl. owners of ;mtoni ibile.ire asked to donate for each automobile they own. Saturday it wan announced at th Chamber of Commerce that this list of .subscribers had ftarted with C P.. Ster-d, Dr. V. I- Owens, J. A Käufer. I). M. Shively. l'red ' I Futter. Austin lUchler and J. M. Stephen -on he.-id-in-: the list with a doll tr subscription for each of their machines. Saturday the Georpre Wn:in Co. Clauer's, Adler Uro.s.. the Walkover shoe store, Splro's. Hobert.-on liros., I'.randon-Dtirrell's. Chariest M. Stt. Max Adler'. A. H. H 1W. Sailor Ilroa. and Gert; M. V atner. It v;d announced, would have booths for the salo of stickers to be sohl for the furtherance of the velrbntlon. The members of the South liend and Nlles nmnilttee in charge of the celebration v. ill meet at o'clock Monday at tho Chamber of Commerce to make further plans for the celebration.

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Forceful Preacher to Give Series of Sermons at City Rescue Mission.

i i.e two sh iy horses beluK led by the girl in the accompanying Picture were of preat helj) in the transportation of food, and in many l is p - oplo, diirintr th- recent railroad strike In England. In many cases their drivers and keepers were youn' women, who gladly pave a helpin:r hand to break the tie-up that would have inevitably ended In national disaster if nil of their sex had not come to the front.

The Horoscope

SU.VDAV AM) JIOXUAY, NOV. 23.21. Sunday's astrological forecast emphasizes the social, donicstle ;r.d nffectional prospects, and brings to the fore matters spiritual and mystical, especially a they have a boarinsr on letters or writings. The.c should flourish. Tho health should be r. matter of concern and attention. Those whose birthday It is should attend wen to business, puard the health, and make new friends cautiously. A child born on this day will be artistic, litt rat y. affectionate ind romantic. Monday, while hain fair prospects from the purely monetary point of view, which should increase ami prosper, !s fraught with dangers I'rora rash, turbulent ar.d irecipitir.t action which may defeat the -rood intbuences throiiKh tlie means .f uuarrel.s and litigation. Sii;n pat rs only after mature judement. I'hre in en-.phyment if uo.deniaiIy .ivi'r'!ni,' may receive benetits. Til ose whose birthday it is may 'vptct a sui'cet;.-f ul a.d prosperous but they should jr.: trvl acrainst law and qaarreN. A rliild born on thi day will be clever, industrious nd have po J ubi'.iti s. but will bra!i and Impulsive.

AVI I KM I AKi: AVGK IT, ami vm:? Ki'i'A are er';s. and chickens are cliickens. likewise, pullets are pullets, and roosters are roostf rs, but the question is, winch pre v.iiich and when. on'- St.. Joseph county family has vat lu red fj;s and raised chick' ns for many years', and this fami'y also has had much to do with setting: hens, and the outcome of such settings. üecent'y a hen belonuinpr to this family became the mother of two perfectly pood chicks. They grrew and waxed strong, and to all appearances to the members of this particular family, the two chicks pave every appearance of becoming two of the litiost pullets on record. The chicks continued to prow and wax stronger and stronger every day until the family was satisfied that It possessed two, line, strong pullets. Then one rr.nrnlnp the head of the family was awakened bright and early by two lusty crows. lie looked out of his window, and there were his two prize pullets, crowing with all the ability of f u i 1 -!! e d fed roosters. "V.'oll, I'll be durned." commented the head of the familv.

PLHIlflißER

War and Wavy Departments Consider Increase in Respective Branches.

NAVAL OFFICE SOON TO HAVE DISCHARGE BUTTONS

Several inquiries have been made of lat at the navy reeruitincr; station in reprard to the discharge buttons for navy men. Chief Commis sary Steward Alhertson announced action had been taken in re card to the buttons by the department and that thry were expected to be issued within a very short time. Af soon as they arrive lie will announce that fact.

It y I'nlte,! r-rs?: WASHINGTON. Nov. 22. The war and navy departments today had under consideration plans for increasing the size of the army and navy, which congress urged to adopt in event the United States declines finally to remain a member of the League of Nations. Before the Christmas adjournment of congrcf--a, Scc'y Daniels will submit a. bill for an Increase In the personnel of the navy, it was learned. AdonMcn of the general staff army rrorcu ni7atIon bill which already has been introduced in both houses and which provides for a peace time army or half a million, will also be urged. It was understood today Pres't AVilson might take up the question of armaments in his message to the regular session of congress Dec. 1, making recommendations for a program as an alternative to tlie league.

HUNT CASHIER FOR THEFT OF $50,000

Rev. William McCarroll, pastor of the First Congregational church of Cicero, III., will begin a series of lectures at the City Rescue Mission next Monday evening. Rev. IJlrd announced that the ex-

i act number of lectures to be given

by Rev. McCarroll had not been decided upon as yet, but that they would probably be given through the greater part of the winter. Ilev. McCarroll has received considerable recognition because of hh services with the church of which he 1 now pastor. The church had been supplied by students from th theological Femir.ary at Chicago and was sadly run down. The conjrre gation was small and the church ir debt. Many advised the closing of the church, but some thought it ouht to be maintained because of the small Sunday school. Rev. McCarroll was Invited tc supply the church for one Sunday and he preached to a congregatior of 25 in the morning. 15 In the evening and received 55 as compensation. They were so impressed with hi: sermons that he was asked to tak the pastorate, which he did. After five years the church now has 1 membership of 2U0 with a majority of them active. There is a Sunday school of 32G now and a large Bibb class every Friday evening. The church formerly needed outside aid but is now free from all debt.

SOUTH BEND BUSINESS COLLEGE "ACCREDITED"

The South Bend Business cojlege ha3 been elected to membership In the National Association of Accredited Commercial Shools, which is an organization having for its aim the standardization of business education, the promotion of efficiency, and the maintenance of standards In equipment, teaching talent, and sound financial conditions. A business college is admitted to membership in the .association only after the examining bonrd has Investigated as to its facilities, success In meeting present day requirements, progressivencss and financial soundness. The South Bene" Business college now has the advantages of accredited courses, the conference of honor degrees for its graduates and cooperative features of advantages to its pupils.

svks ox xon:. Herbert J. Lederer brought suit for judgment on note against John B. Kuespcrt In superior court Saturday for non-payment of a note amounting to $125, dated March 2, 1917, for six months.

CHI IYS.A XTI 1 1 ;.M O I S. Large bunch for $1. Adam Beehler. 414S-2T.

;u .x(ii:. Nov. 21. Thirty-eight friends of Mis; r.:nTiii Seircermau pleasantly suprised h r at her h-m on Harris Prairie on her birthday, S.itunl.iv evening. The -venlng was spent with cam's r-.nd social diversion Luncheon was served. Mrs. Willlara Hoffman i- spendir.C several weeks !n Chi -as.ro. Mr--. Jasper Smith went to K'.ki.nrt Friday to spend a few day--. Mr. Iesh and family, of North Liberty, spent. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hart. Ralph Dillon and W. II. TVrkin.

of Indiana Harbor, were g-io--: of

Lehman Dunning from Thursdav

until Saturday. Mr. All ira Hibn r. ef i:';kart. spent Saturday nicht and Sunday

i PYTHIAN LODGE SUES

TO QUIET TITLE TO LOTS

lty Cnited Press: CRETE. 111.. Nov. 22. Authorities were starching today for Gust. Kracke, cashier of tho Illinois State bank here, alleged to have embezzled in excess of $50,000 of the bank's funds. Bank examiners were sent to inspect Kracke's books following a mysterious tip received at the ofTice of the state auditor. Kracke fled.

, The Crusade lodge. No- 11. 1 Kr.iuhts of Pythias building com-

inirsioi ot" South Bend brought suit to quiet title to lots 53 nnd 54 of the original plat of South Bend : vain.-t Alexis Coquillard and others in superior court Saturday. The action Includes the claims of ah, ti? :) people which the .odere alle : s arc fal.'e.

LONGSHOREMEN GIVEN INCREASE IN WAGES

i ATTORNEY SHOT DOWN

ON STREET IN CHICAGO;

at the home of D. J. Soccer man. Simuel Meredith and family. 0! T'dwar Jsburg. spent Sunday at the homo ef David Sehmek. The Presbyterian Iadi. s Aid m-i with Mrs Frank Anderson Wtdr.esday. Mr?. Naomi A : "ord of South Bend is spending a few days at the home of Mrs- K. B. Shaffer. Mis Ida Shaffer ha! an operation performed on her nose in S eith Bend Thursday. F. F. Io wry attended a convention of the Karra-rs' federation, as

a uV'ejrate. at In ! irap'd'.s

j CHICAGO, Nov. 22. Police here

today soutrht for the mysterious siavt-r of James P. Gallagher, an at-

j torney. I Gallagher was shot down in cold ' blood o.u a busy south side corner (last nicht. He was not robbed nnd ! the motive for the shooting remaini cd a mystery.

r.v T'nlted Prss: NHW YORK,' Nov. 22. Deep sea longshoremen along the Atlantic eo.at who recently oalled off their strike, have been awarded an increase of ie cents an hour by the national adjustment commission. This will make their pay SO cents rn hour and $1.20 an hour for overtime. The rate will go Into effect Pec. l and continue until Oct. 1, 1320.

Pom Vom Chrysanthemums $1 per l.are bunch. Adam Buehler, 220f1 Miami st. Main 1093. Open evenings. 4147-2.1

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"MICHIGAN FOR WOOD, ' CAMPAIGN IS BEGUN DETROIT. Mich.. Nov. 22. Pred

i M. A leer. IWroit and Alton R. Rob-

1 erts, Mar-jue tte. today prepared ! plan for their campaign to "make

M r hltran sure Tor den. Leonard Woo.l." in his presidential efforts. He.obj-jirters will be opened short -

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I LIFT OFF CORNS

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1 Few Drops of "Freezone, Then Corns Lift Off No Pain I i

Credit is the Machinery of Business. Often your banking connection reflects the standard of your business. When you open a checking account here you have cause to be proud of your choice. A properly kept account with the Citizens' National makes it easier for you to secure credit later when we become established friends. Look to your credit. Travelers' Cheques. Letters of Credit. Citizens' National Bank JEFFKItSON liLVD. Near the Fost Office.

O'Dertson Bros Co

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

Special Sale of Heatherbloom and Silk Petticoats For Gifts Begins Monday A splendid time to buy Christmas Gifts of Handsome Petticoats, S1.9S to $8.95. 1,000 Beautiful TalTeta Silk Petticoats, blacks and colors, $5.95. 1,200 Taffeta Flounce Cotton Top 'Petticoats at $2.98. Beautiful All Silk Plaid Petticoats at $8.95. Heatherbloom Petticoats, blacks and colors, at $2.98. Printed Sateen Petticoats, all new patterns, at $1.98. In many instances these Petticoats are marked at less than materials would cost you today.

Perrins French Kid Gloves for Xinas We have ju$t received our Christmas shipment of Ptrrins Kid Gloves for men and women. We advise your making early selections.

Autograph the Handkerchief You Buv for Christmas Buy your wife, husband or sweetheart a dozen Plain Linen Handkerchiefs and have their autograph just they write it embroidered acros the corner. $1.00 for ha!i dozen. $1.50 tor a dozen. Orders can be tiken now and deliveries guaranteed for Christmas. Special Note We have some extra values in Plain Linen Handkerchiefs at 40c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 each, for both men and women.

Silverware

for Xmas

An enormous purchase of odd pieces of Silverware consisting of Sheffield plate and Rogers 1847 qualities go on sale tomorrow at great savings. This assortment of some 300 pieces are discontinued patterns of Sandwich Trays, Platters, Vegetable Dishes, Compotes, Fancy Plates, Cups, Salts and Peppers, Vases, Flower Baskets. Make your selection now.

3 Days Then Thanksgiving The weather man predicts a beautiful sunshiny day, but cold an ideal day to wear that new garment. Coats Will Be Needed From $19.75. $29.75. $35.00 and $50.00 You can choose just the coat you have in mind from

the hundreds now being shown here.

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Coats of Plush short and lone: H" 1

models.

Coats of Fur Trimmed Cloth. 1

Coats of Fur Fabrics new

modes.

Satin and Silk Dresses For Afternoon Correctness in Style Smart Gowns of georgette beaded and embroidered; of satins with fringe trimming; chiffon velvets combined with satin or georgette. Priced at $50.00, $55.00. $65.00 to $100.00

I'm Porrt Chry.-..inth r:'.::r.s M y.r htrffe luinh. Ad. m; Hadi!-r, Miami U. Main Vj-j'j. (; r; tonir. :s. 147-12

ItlKTIIS. r. .rn t. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin r.;: n- Hr.'.s, n. W:2 S. Carroll st., a U iuth.ltr. Nov. 2 2.

A tiny bottlo of "Freczono" costs so little at any drug store; ap; ly a few drops upon any corn or callus. Instantly it stops hurting, thn shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus ripht off with your lingers. Truly! No humhurg! 4dv.

Attention is Called to the Advertisement of the SOUTH BEND REALTY CO. On Page 14 By which ycu can earn a $25 Cash Coupon on Land Purchase.

Wash Without 1

Pay two cents and you can do your washing without work. How little to give to be rid of the drudgery of washday and to have your clothes washed sweet and clean cleaner than they can be washed by hand. The Thor Electric Washing Machine will do a good sized washing in an hour, at a cost of only 2 cents for electricity. Yes, madam, that is actually all it will cost if you let the Thor do your work. Thor Electric Washing Machine With 4-Position Swinging Wringer

The Thor Reversible Swinging Wringer represents the final word in perfection. The feature of its construction, which makes it superior to wringers used on other machines is that all gears are disengaged when the wringer is being swung. This is a distinctive point of Thor design and positively removes every possible danger of accident to operator. Sold on easy payments. Phcne for a demonstration in your home.

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