South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 27, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1920 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

OHM SCOUT MPS IN CITY

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RIVER PARK

FOR nKPOHTER C4LL Ulr I rk rh-n 41.

Lawrence Harris Secretary of War Council in Charge of Work.

Uwrrnc Harr:. :u) -.-.. u roTInühionrr arvl r: I J Mct,:;iry r.f fh-.atinn.-il Catholic V,,r V.u-. ü, anr "un '!, th.it .1 tror.j i.f the ,u?s v. ill b formed at St. r.itrlrk p.-.ri.-ii Ti;vliy rirlit. It is th. j. irj.o.-'- .f -Mr. H.irrix to r,r mi?". :i im-.;. jn 'irh of the Im Oith..:k- jviri.-hc. f S'ip city. In addition to Iii. vorI. In Sv:th ln1 Mr. il.irri-, i r ru.ii'm;; roop.i in Indianapolis. It. W;tyi-, liary. Hamnnn-l and Kikhnr. "Scout int: Ih ,t mow m n r.ithT Ihan nn cran izati-:, m Mr. Hai -ri?. "It Is rulthT '.itholir tk.t I'r.otr-Mfant, JcwMi nr O-ntiNv Whtilf rcrnjrnizinjr 0vl and t!.. rortanro of th religious lif. ..f . ry t.nyt foutiriK Tu I i P t i r. S ;in al'.iüf'ly neutral attitudo Iowa..! th'- raat-t'-r, lmvir:; th: r lijcl'.us instruction f räch yccut to th- church with

hf'-h h- Is atriliatrd." Motrment ApprnMil. I'i? I if V.fWct, C;ir(lm.'i!.s n('onrH Farlry anrt Gihhuiis ar.d many j'f tho arrhhiöhops and l,ishop-i f th Cathdl? church Ii i- ic.-!ifd fuiUinrnts approving soutn.i,' for 'atholi-' iicys, says Mr. I fa iris. The approval of thp pop- v, as on4 a in od In a Wttcr from Canlinil lasparri, f Korn whlh said: "The holy f.ttlur has karntd (Ovith murh intorät and p!as;uiH :t hit strps havo len taken to iro2ntM the formation of di.-tinctiv-Iy jrf'athnhr unl: arr.on tho r.oy Scouts t tho t ; 1 1 1 I State: that tho movoiii'nt has tho approval and support of his eminence. Cardinal Gibbons, find also of po many arrhbiMiups and hlyhops and that it chif aim is to build up tho I?oy Soo'its spiritaially and physically. "Such a movement is dm ini; of llio hiprust comnunda tion. Hi holith'Tf fnrti wtshos it overy s iot,,sM and gladly he-stows tho Mrx'tnJic Mssincr on all thos who further th .itholIe extension of tin- Seo.t movement under tho auspices of the c r-cleslastical authoriti Cardinal (iibbons. in speaking of 1bo Scout movement, said recently: "Such a movement fr tho promotion of right citizenship has mir hearty approval, and wo recommend to tho priests and laity of Amerrcan tho formation of Catholic unity of liny Scouts."

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h- has ) -n to l-avc his borne fi r live li.'alith: . Mr. and Mr rr-i Milbr. N. Iiirhtb si., wore ho.-t and !iot -s at 'i i-mii- diiiin r .Sun!ay in honor of th- latter", otlu r. Mn. niisa Zinl; of Elkhart. Mi-.- I- ne 'nuh nt rtair.ed i f Of... j,:, y ,.f -jo friends S-'ltOldi

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HOLY CROSS MISSION BAND APPOINTMENTS r Missionaries of Holy Cross with head-piart' rs at Notr- Iame have n;any appointments schedulr! for the month of 1'ebruary. They inludo retreats. missions and 40 hours. Very Rev. James .T. French is superior of tho mi-slon hand and Is ?flsted by Revs. Jp.me.s W. lon"ahue, Joseph J. Itoyle. Won doll P. t'orccran. Bernard Mulloy and Richard Collontine. Missions announced for tli" month rf February are: Feb. 1-F. Holy .r. pel's church. Indianapolis. In!. I"eb. 1. "-March T. St. I.oo's dnirrli, iTassIno, X. J. March appointments aro; Mar- h 14-16, devotion of to hours at St. Clary's church, Clinton. Iowa. March T4-27. mission. 'athedr.i! .f the Madeline. Salt Ik ity. i:tah. March mi.--.-ion. Catlo dral i f Motir.t CarnrJ. Cbici-o. 111. March 11 hour--. St. F.uifac" church, retroit. Mich. March '2 -2 s, parish nfvir, St. Jaul's church. Marion. Ind. March 21-2S. Retreat for r.ur-e Holy Anrrobs hospital. Silt I.tko rity. Ftah. April 2. Tre.iB'"re (C.oo l Friday SS. P-tor Raul's Cathedra!. IVtioir. Mich. April IS. May ?, Missioo.. Sr. .Tarlath's hurch. Chicago. 111. April tS-May Mission. St. Fati ick's hurch. Jane ville. W is. Airll IS-May 2, Mission. St irory the Gr at t hurch. Italt:ir.or-. M1. All ilats in the mo-iCi of Ma

hae been taken for mission.-: and j

1 boars r.'id a scries of retreat art;inK0ii front June tu L'T. Tb'.-e retr as are at acatlemies ami v hospitals in ftah ar. d Idah-'

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hi. re 1 ..-ill ' held at Co parsonhk . S- ."vonlli .-t. It v. Uulison. the jaMor. will havo ehirpe of the nil et.nr. A union player service of the South R.-nd and Riv-r Ftrk Free MMhodi-f .Ji ;:ch will be held WedP'sday ovenii - it th I!ior Park ehureh. I "ourtecnth and 'ino st-. Tin- mooting of th" River Park Independent dub has o.-n postponed indorinitely on account of tho flu epidemic. 'o-or;e IT. ?Ior, returned to Cbiciin tins mornii.tr after a week's i 1 1 with frio:id.s hen. Mr. and Mr?. W. F. Barron of Mi hiifan have l.oen called here l.y tho death of Gaylord I)t nye?-, S. I a k' h t h . t . Mrs Snyd' i-.p-d Mr,'. Short rf TVtroit. Mich., arrived Monday mornint; t- attend the funeral of their brother. I'dpar Harris. S. Floventh st.. who died Sunday. Mrs. Farl Rerry. X. Eleventh St.. is ill with influenza. Mrs. C. Ci. Rapp. ITitrhth st., bft Monday morning for Kenosha. Ind.. called thejr by Ho- illness of her diup-htcr, Mrs. I.Vivid Samson. Mrs. C A. Uro wii of Kollinj; J'rairio has been called home by the illness of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rrown and son. Clarence. Their condition

is reported hotter today. Harry Rowers, who ha-s boon ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sackman tho past week. is eonalesci mr. A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sc briber. S. Thirteenth Et. Mrs. Rouisa ZInk has returned to Rlkhart. Ind., after a visit with rclativos her-. Tho condition of Mr.. Nancy Stockman, who has been seriously ill at tho homo of her son. Harry Stockman. Mishawaka av., is improved. Chris N'ei! of Nil es. Mich... is a quest of his sister, Mrs. Sackman. S. Thirteenth st. Mr. Odien. Ninth St.. is critically ill with pneumonia.

To Investigate Stock Selling Propositions

In estimation of all stock-selling tch rnes proposed in tho city is to bo the duty of a n w department formed at the Chamber f Combi' rcc. it was announced Monday. The new department will separate th- proposition having merit from those of doubtful character, and this information may be obtained at the chamber by anyone tlctfirmg it. Th n department will also include within its seofo all business propositions brought to th- ity, and this information also will be on tile at th1 chamber.

SEEKS DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF A COW Fre hundred dollars damages for io-s of a row is aked in a suit tiled by Routs Rrlnkman and Herman K. Fkrlich against Lloyd Kizer in cir- ( uit court Monday. The plaintiffs claim the cow wakilled by tho reckless driving of KU'T on Sejt. 23, 1318. when the" were drhin;? a herd from the pasture to th barn on a highway in Importe county. Kizer is said to have ran into the heril while driving at a high rate of speed and struck one cow. Tho leg of the cow was broken ar.d it was necessary later to shoot her. Tho -ow was of a registered b.eod and valued by the owners at 1300.

CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO MEET TUESDAY

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committee on th campaign for membership iti the Indiana Association of Workers for the Rlind will be h"M Tuesday cvenlrxr. Feb. 3 at 7:30 o'clock in the oftice of the. municipal recreation dip 'tor at tho school adminM i ation building. Final reports on the campaign are to bv ::lven and a permanent commit?. will be formed to eoopi rate with tho Indiana, association.

PUBLIC SCHOOL HEADS

TO MEET WEDNESDAY! A meeting of th principals ar.d i supervisors of the pllbh- . hooN ;

will be held at the sch.,i administration building Wednesday afternoon at -:C0 o'clock. A. It. AVilbamson. principal of th" Rivr Pari: school, will talk on "Th- Socializ. d R-citation" ami announcement of the second semester plans will bmad by W. Rord n. superin tendent.

FIX BOND IN CASE OF MARTIN JAGLA Martin Jagla, who mysteriously escaped from the city jail two weeks ago. will languih longer in the county jail awaiting trial In the circuit eourt on charges of a robbery and grand larceny. So decreed Special Judge George Sands when Jagla appeared in the city court Saturday afternoon to answer to three counts. One charge was dropped whn the prosecution showed a disposition to hold the defendant on two charges. Jagla wa.s held under a $2,000 bond, which according to the latest reports, ho has been unable to raise and from present indications it will be a long, long wait before Jagla again breathes the air of freedom.

OH! EACH DAY A LITTLE MORE

Hurry! Let "Danderine" your hair and double its beauty

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To stop falling hair at once and rid the svalp of every particle 0f dandruif. got a small bottle of delightful "Danderine" at any drug or toilet counter for a few cents pour a little in your hand and rub it into the scalp. After several applications th hair usually stops coming out and you can't find any dandruff. Help your hair srow long, thick and strong and become soft, glossy and abundant. Adv.

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STTT FOR DAM AC. I ;S. The Studebaker corporation is made defendant in suit tiled Monday in the superior court by the Superior Motor Silos Co.. for possession of a Studebaker roadster and $700 damages. Th sales company makus the claim that it N the owner of the car. a -'i cylinder roadster that was delivered to tin Studebaker corporation by a Curtiss. his christian name being unknown to the plaintiff.

How Fat Actress Was Made Slim

Every mother knows that the constant care, lifting the baby and lost of sleep, with sometimes prolonged nursing, are a severe strain on the mother's system.

M.'iny siacre ro..p', ir.v ilpn.! entirely u;'n Miirmot.i rroseription Tablets f"T re. j. in' and ooatrolluig fat. "no l' v - :i-trc tf-lN tll lf slio reduced two n !'i;- pound a week by u-lng thin new frni of trie fjne.niH Maruiola ITferij.tion and ioov. ly taking Miriaolii Tal lefs s-nernl thills a yenr. keeps lier w.icM JuFt rieht. Ml driicptsts M. trii.. la I'reecript ion Tablet at t. f-r ;. birg- eise. r Ji'l cau got t!iuu by reinig prl. . direct t- trie Marmal.i '.. -. Wf-oiiwunl Av.-. n.-trolt, Mich. If jii'i have r."t tried tLeiii J. sa. Thy are haria!fs and effetive. Advt.

Amusing the baby all day long and then being up half the night when the baby is feverish from teething or perhaps some serious illness, result in backache, headache, weakness and nervous exhaustion. Yet ever the mother love watches over the little one regardless of aching head and wearied body. Rut for her baby's sake every mother should kecr strong and vigorous. She should renew her strength to meet this steady sapping f her health and vitality. Rich, healthy blood, full of lifegiving oxygen, iron, and th cellsalts that must bo supplied to the celis of the body to maintain health ami vigor, will keep you strong and well, restore the glow of health to the pale cheeks, and give renewed strength. RKOIvO, the great discovery of Dr. A. Reusing. ha.s remarkable tonic and strength renewing properties. It makes rich, red healthy blood vitalized with oxygen, iron and cell-salts. It stimulates the app' tite. aids digestion, tones up the heart and nervous system, increases the red blood cells and sends through the entire body a stream

of vitalized, health-restoring blood, that nourishes every cell of the tissues, blood, nerves brain and bones. Healthy blood makes the whole

body healti y. The cheeks low, the 'yes sparkle, tho step becomes light

ana eiasuc ami ine wnoie body thrills with the vigor and "vitality of perfect health. This wonderful RFOLO formula, which has been used with remarkable success by Dr. Reusing in his rrivatc practice, may now obtained through registered druggists who are Licensed Distributors of the Dr. A. I Reusing Laboratories, Akron, Ohio. R.KOLO is not expensive. Each sealed package contains 10a plefant, tasteless tablets, surhcient lor two weeks' treatment, and only costs a dollar. It is sold under the Rositivo Guarantee that if you are not absolutely satisfied with the results after taking the two weeks' treatment, your money will be promptly refunded. You can obtain REOL.O at Central Drug Store, South Rend. Ind. and Red Cross Rharmaey. Mishawaka, Ind.. the Licensed Distributors. Advt.

r i l rn for trfp wv Harold Shaw was fourd gml'v and Ko'.nd Shaw and la-t.r Hoffman were ao litte. j on . barges pr- -leiTcd b Sh. -enbergi r. when thae he ml in the rity court Sat-

tirdiv. H rold Shaw was a-Ksci m i

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amount ing to JtM u.iv paid.

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Cascarets" is bluest se!!;n; Laxative -Catrurtic for LicranJ Bowels

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THE Success of OAK GROVE Oleomargarine and CREAM of NUT Margarine has been instantaneous because they are delicious as a spread on bread, hot biscuits, griddle cakes or vegetables; because they are appetizing; because of their creamy tex

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LEVY BROS., Wholesale Distributors, 312 East Wayne Street

You Can Prevent Sickness In many cases sickness i? due to bad ventilation and too much heat. Buy a Thermometer. regular the empcriture. vc doctor' hills. All kinds here from 25c to $1.50.

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ery day wc he.ir re-ir.rks on the quality .md quantity of our furntur department ""Have you noticed it?"

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ALL sorts of fa? Lciruting combinations are possible trith this frock which is simple yet possms that chic that fpcaksof Paris. Hundreds of others equally charming in The Faihion Book for Spring ' - and February Pictorial Review Patterns Now on Sal

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White Voiles at Less Than Market Prices 5,000 Yards of Plain White Voiles to Sell in 5 Days the last days in January at prices we can never promise in February. This lot includes 40 and 45 in. wide goods, plain and mercerized, and every yard will cost you at least 20 percent more later. Sale Prices Now 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c, 31.00, SI. 25 and 51.50 See display in White Goods Section Main floor.

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Buttons Buttons Complete new line of Buttons for Spring Sewing. White and Smoked Ocean Pearl Buttons, for lingerie, babies wear, house dresses, school dresses; all sizes, all shapes. New Buttons for Spring Suits and women's dresses, in all colors and sizes to match. Prices from 20c to $2.00. Also, fancy Jet Dress Buttons from 20c to $1,50. Dress Buttons, all colors. 1 0c to 25c. New line of Braidings just received. all widths, straight and curved, black and white. At 10c to 50c yard. Snap Fasteners at 5c card. Hooks and Eyes, black and white, 10c and I 2c card. Dress Shields new and complete line of Dress Shields, all sizes and shapes. At 38c, 40c, 45c. Naiad Dress Shields, 36c to 50c. Middy Bl ouse Trimmings New E. Z. Braid Trimmings for Child ren's Middy Blouses; all ready to sew on, all colors, two yard bolts enough for one bl ouse. Price 30c.

Blankets at very low prices. Cotton Plaids In blue, grey, tan and pink; 64-76 inch at 2.95; 72-80 inch at $3.95. White Blankets 64-76 at $3.50. Plain Blanket Grey. tan. pink or blue borders; 70-80 inch at $4.00. Plaid Blankets Extra heavy, 90 percent wool, size 66x 80. at $10.95. All Wool Blankets Blue, tan. pink and grey plaids, size 66x 80, at $13.95. Bed Spreads Sheets Cases Crochet Spreads, hemmed, full size bed, assorted patterns, at $2.00, $2.50, $3.25, $3.95 to $4.50. Also, scalloped and cut corner, 4ft. 6 in. cut, at S2.50. $2.98 to $4.75. Satin Spreads Marseilles pattern, hemmed, full size bed, at $4.25. Hemmed Sheets 72-90 $1.90 81-90 $2.35 81-108 $2.70 Pillow Cases 42-36 50c and 60c each 45-36 65c each 50-3812 $1.00 each Laces and Embroideries Embroidered Edgings for Lingerie, 10c to 29c. Val Laces, insertion to match, 5c to 30c. Mercerized Laces, filet patterns, I 5c, 18c and 25c. Camisole Bandings, 35c and 50c. Infant Dress Embroidery, 69c to $2.50.

One Final Flash of Linen Bargains F:or the last week oi the niest wonderful January we have ever experienced we will" oiler ,i tew Kir.Q'ains in addition to those plaeed on sale tor the entire month. We only quote a tew numbers, many more equally as desirable on sale in the Linen Section. Th ree Special Values in M ercerized Damask $2.50 Imported Mercerized, per yd. $K95. $1.75 Imported Mercerized, per yd. $1.50. $1.50 Imported Mercerized, per yd. $1.25. 72 inch Pure Linen Damark, five patterns, regular $3.50 quality, very spec i.l per yard, $2.98. 72-72 Pure Linen Pattern Table Cloths, guaranteed quality. $11.50 regular price, special price for this week only $9.90. 70-70 Pure Linen Pattern Cloth. $8.50 value for $6.50. 70-88, $9.50 value for $7.50. 20 doz. 20-20, very fine impoitrd Mercerized I able Napkins; launders as beautifully as linen, must be seen; very special at $4.50 doz. Huck Towels at 3 3c and 39c each. These are sample lowds and conparing with present mill prices are worth double. Other good values at I 5c. 1 9C. 2 3c.

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