South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 44, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 February 1920 — Page 2

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W IN REVOLT South Bend Republicans Refuse to Accept Chairman Van Fleet's Dictation. Ar.no'in''' nimt from I r. 1 i ma j.o'is J rt' r rr fir -i to Harry M. I ) .i'jtrht ry, l-"'.it!cal mat.a::-r f- r S w. W.trni 1. IlardinK" f Ohi- hi his ra. for ; the rr.uhlican n"jn;:.'i !-n j -r i !nt. that J:t!i;. rnnu v. V;i'i r't fr f-'outh FI'ii'l n-ill T;:anai;o Son. Harding's r.i'üi a.r; ir Ir.di u.a is received hero in i-tnJ!ictinir r.ianj Many Sentit l'a-rvl rpu i-üra ..s w ill j i f, l follow J ji! ;. V'-.n i "i t'.- 1 a-l.-r-Iship for S-n. Ilarilin'h pr Ma.-ntial ' andi-l.iry, it was ih-S.ir '1 h r : Thnr.:.iy in .r-i:iin-nt r-;nr!lra n cir '-. Tli' rf ;i sail ' h- .-. -r a i'.for this attitini- t;.-.?. - i . tit :f inaj.v r puLIifai. .-. In th- !i;vt j 1 la cf it j.s s-.tl'I th r ar tiany r- j I iblu-an-- who r-nt any (mf to. ''s- u polith al organization. su--h as; a funt. listi it or s'.it- rural I i "irimlUo1 lr: th'- iutr-? of any on ' .: iuLJat- for a i-at ti .ilar nomination. .JudR? Van Jlt i Tli-- ipi;:'iian rh.llrn-t.'H f th ditri :. and .Hitar leading r ii.l.i;'uns h-ro I n:'''. to an :':m-f to tinn. '.ri' t central ( omniit;f in th- lnr r,t Son. 1 iarlin-;'.s andi la y! in the liaciv .intact of utli' r i ,utl. an jz üidc utiai . a ml iia U-s who hav" ntrrc! th Indiana Ji.dd as . " (11 cy lias S n. Ha' clin.:. Louden I- raoilt I i:rfuer than that. S n. Harding! I i- not ti; nio- ,t all th-- r j,u!iliraris In St. Jo j.i ro.mty for th" re- ' j ubli(.an Providentia nomination. '.(v. Trank . Lowd :i, who lia.s ..iyo -n 1 ro I 1 1 1 I r . ' 1 1 . ; r i i contest, ' .' laorito a m on--: t-orn pioniincnt I ro;ul Trans. In f i t. d v;t drd;,rod 'Thursday that h- is th- choir'- of tiH-rnhrs of ono of tho strong rornjbTiran fartlr-ns in th.r ounty. al- ' though tho nu-inh'rs if lU!s faction ; lo Ptro that tin y ate oppox-d to n. in any of th" crntial inniuittrcs (in th- int'-rovt of any particular andidatP in their party. .Mayor Carson, who hads ono !a' -lion of th r j'nhli; ,in party in South 1 K' ti'l, and win's'- s m pi' rl ei s larwill jday an Important part in county and !atr prlitical affairs fluriui: tli eominir ampaimi." d-rl.r'ci Thursday th.at h" is out and out for Inv. Lowilon for tin" r'-puPli-an presidontl.il nonil nat ion "Krank h lnvd-n of Illinois is üiy choico for the ropuldican nomination for president."' the mayor drclarel rmj hatica 1 1 , following tioarinounrcnu nt from Indianapolis that the reputdiean Uth diMri? ihairmap Jiad I-tii sep. ltd to mana" the Indiana campaign for S r.. J larding. '1'm Kiitcr ILum. Hut Sen. Harding and tio. IiOv'den .are not tin- onlv republicans who have onfi-red the raco for tin pridrnt ial nomination who havo tiirn,!s am ntt I -Hilii an P ad rs Ii'mt. dm. Ion.ird A. 'i""i und ; S-n. Hiram AV. Jolitiitu of i'alifor- '. i.i.i have ardent mi m rte: s anions t puV'i. n leaders throughout thoj 'coun'y. and it H i!clit'-d that any '.itfinpt to e.s" th'1 district e-ntt:ilj con I o i '.I t ill th"1 illl'Vi of .il.V ocr luchideutial ciudidat'1 will ! ; s t r c-n -1 res n 1 I . .In lice .i !i l'i--' w.i.-i our f th' I e 1 1 v T.!orsil i and on Id nU b-- a'.- ' -d t icaftlin th" a nroiMU' cment it .Indianapolis b Mr. I . :bt rv Hit i th" II-th di:-ti"j( i Ii.im in m i- to manai- Sep. 1 la rd : r ; : "an. pii.;o in I ndi ana. 1 ; epu bl i-a n - her1 p"inr out that 'unb-.; Jude- Van l"b "t vj-.rj-. from ill" li.iirii! n-sinp. be v. ill b. at to P.c.. I of M;e 1 -tb d!'vi. 1 e ;.f a! i ,)i iiitilti until aft'f il -1 ! nni.ii-!' j o'i May t. and tl;e , t h i ' t!i:i -t ! : . , t tini much i .in ' .jo-- ! . v tlic ebaiiiian of the n nil,:! cui i n . i 1 1 -. to the int'!'t of S.o. I ! s , i ; c indld,ic and to ih" itt IiImp in of 'ho IUI uJa'Ue- of o'h'" prei.J iit;! n o m l m t io :i aspirant.- who l.i- -n-OT'-'l ih-- r. e hi I ndiana . i ! as :-'!.. I larding has. an l ieft .rm.t' lnirrrt. Th-- a n ! i ei in-.1 1 1 u-a t ?a .: rt i n Jüdo V.vn l b "t app-ai ed 'I'h.ui-day t. lino stitta.! no th i t o. Pi i. ,t t. 7" BRAND SELF -RISING Bi FLOUR makes thrkimlof pancakes your folk will like best tfie one? with the delu ioun flavor. Why not feed your family more of these best riicaWr. muff'.nt ind iffl.' I hf jr'll all -k-cn.l thl motion k cm Tlun W jour groiarr.

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iti' :.C ! '"lit!'"-' in r r ' f t i " fl wi.h th-- o:..:r.r May r r!r;;;ri m cm to h t.ilk '!. Th : ha- l ' n f r on" timo a I'.'r" for tn ' '( n. Wood n to a 1" I-v."drr ! bv K:.nl th" Ir;diar.ipo!L :.s to man. lire Tvv-ill.'.-iI r. t i rr. nt Ijflfi, an'l whi!" rl - ti. Johnson ."-m far th" fv.-rrit". ;!i it J;.T;-.- Van Flet! Sen. ir-ir-li'-icr's cam-t j '. r i in Ir.vi tnn, th- "sjiio tsi.n had not entered into tin e-jleuiatlo.ns of Soutli lioT;.j and St. Jo.-'-'pii rounty r p ib ; a n--. And here is whpr? rojj.i'.'.i an in:- in tlie county frets Its ra!i tl1.)1 wrop. v. ., . "We- are n of quint: to stand and hae ri. Harding or anyone !se j iinC'i'-il down our thro.iLs just be-caus-1 a dlstriot cliairnnn wants him.' dflarcd ono r rorn inont ro-pubü-an b ad' r Thursday who is known to b- for (luv. I,owden. "The republican party is coining to ,-. when all a district ( halrrnart thinks lie has to do to tr"t ! th." rr-publlcar.- of St. Joseph coun- j ty to support tho man he wants is to 'ei ome j,;.- campaign iniriaifer, con.jue-nt d another proniiivnt leadr Thursda y. "The di.-trii : chairman had better stay neutral and let the rank and tile of the party e'noo.-te its pre.-identi'tl ra r.didat s as far : tho primaries, are concern-d." said still another republican leader. "From what I can see." continued tlr- b a'br, "there i.- ;m overwhehni r.'-r s- uuiueni hero for tin nomination of Gov. Lowdcn of Illinois. I nrmly beii-.-e that tho sentiment for Gov. Iviwdeu is too strong for Judi'e Van I'ket. even thouich ho iJ the di-trirt chairman, to chancre by bee, min' a campaign manaicer for : Dine n.an fr'im 'hio.' APPEALS CASE WHEN CHARGED WITH CRUELTY Joseph Horvath, convicted of oxtieme cruelty to his step children in the city court recently, filed an apP1 al from the sentence r.f Judsre Giii ;er er the city court to the superior court Thursday. Hi rvath wa.s convicted of cruelly beating Julia Xofradi, the three year old daughter of his wife by her hrsf husl'an-1. After beating tin? child over the face. h"ad nml body with a hfavj strap. Horvath is sail to have pulhd the baby's nose until tp.e skin cracked and peeled, leaving an open wound. Th" lather of little Julia died last July ami left a widow and thre children. About siv months ago Horvath married the mother and has be. j living on the insurance money of the father since that time. Horvath was released front tho county jail following the tiling of an appeal bond and will r-niain at lib-! city until the- apical is tried in tho I superior court. This ca.se will prob-! ably he tried the next term cd' court whi- h opens- next Monday. I ri:ij;asi; agf.vi. a d on a. I . ä on bond, Frank 111''. I'rairi" av.. an insurcut. will b-- tciven a prelim Kfle; sollto. auee a: inary hearing on charges of grand lar ( r.y in the city court Saturday lnoniiiu. Th" complaint wns signed by S'e- Nagy. 7 0- Ford st.. who aileg'S that. C.-.ontOs relieved him of a roll of bills, amounting to i'jOO. Nagy calb d at i olice In ahtm rters shortly after the arrest was; made, and identihed hi.- assailant. 'all .Main !i".:. and get iii touch uiih ocr h atinc engineer. Round a Moi.-t Air Heating Co.. 2 L' :; S Mam. st. :: 0-13 How Long Will It Barn? Seal a lifrhted candle in a jar. Soon the flame will die down and bum feebly until finally, when tho I oxygen haj been exhausted tha lifjnt pocs out. The candle burns : only as Ions aa the supply of oxy- J gen lats. J ; f XT:v-...i i I iiviuut cxyiscn incre can De no n life. The body dies unless the blood Is supplied with oxvgen. If your , blood is not vitnlize with lifc-civ . inr otvrcn. it soon bwonps lh;n. ! pale and impoverished. i M If you are run down, nervons antf i anaemic, it simnlv means that ro-j 1? have not enough cxvgen in vour blood. Tr- the RE0L0 ionic. Treatment that supplies to tha Mcod the crsranic ircn (which is easily assimilated by the blood) tho revitalizing, life-giving oxygen nnd th? natural cell-talt3 that tho body must have to maintain health, strength and vig-or. RKOLO has remarkable tonic ar.d reconstructive qualities. It stimulates tho circulation of the blood, and makes the whole body cul?ata with renewed energy and vitality. Start the systematic HEOLO Treatment todav and you will be delighted with the eteady improvement in our health. The larjre package of 100 pleasant, taste!: s xaD.cis sur.icteni ror two weeK3 r treatment, enly costs on dollar j f nnd it i fully guaranteed. If vou i i are not perfectly F.itisf.ed with the r'u.ts ebtaind we will cladly re- u turn vi::r rnv 1 M - Ji. " 4 y

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GOODYEAR TIRE MEN TO MEET HERE

r 4 G. 31. lUtUT. G. M. Brut, who has charge ()f Goodyear aales in St. Joseph county, will be the local representative at a conference of the Indiana salesmen of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. to be held at tho Oliver hotel Friday and Saturday. Twelve or 13 salesmen will he in attendance at the meeting which will be in charce of A. P. Rethel, manager of the Chicago branch of the Goodyear organization. Problems of sales and production will tie discussed at the conference, M

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NEW SPRING HATS Everything that's new. $4.00, $5.00, $6.00. SNAPPY SPRING CAPS Always fresh, with the newest complete assortments, $1.50 to $4.00. NEW PATTERNS IN SPRING SHIRTS Prices $1.50 to $16:50.

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the various salesmen ulscusAinp the matter as it affects thoir torritori? m. .Mr. I5rut. who has tcen tho Goodyear representative iu St. Joseph county for th" pat year, lias specialized in motor truck ofriciency. Accordir.K to Mr. Urut's fiffurt. 9 8

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iSo'ith Herd were on solid tires of i Rubber Co. of Akron. O.. tovrral lnarious makes at the time of his t.-res.tir.s reels on the subject ct (coming here, while at the pre s?nt j ( -artless automobile driving and tho 'time about 7- per cent of tht-m are j misuse of cars was shown ar the

now on pneumatic eiuipm.nt. i I j REPORT SEVEN CASES CF i SMALLPOX IN CITY Tho smallpox colony at the city I.HOlation hospital rowe, four cases now being eonllri'd tho. v. The latest addition to the roster Is Sam JohnFon. who was sent there Wednesday shortly after he arrived In the city from Chicago. Uoard of health records show that seven cusps of tmallpox have b'yn reported, the most recent victims of the disease are Mrs. Haze l Moore. S16 1-2 K. Lasalle av.. and & Mcj Chesney, 1910 Randolph st. A strict quarantine Is bdng kept over the homes of the patients and every precaution Is being taken by the health ; board to prevent a spread of the in.iiuuy. niu pup-.s or me. itiver Park schools and the Coquillard school have, been vaccinated Änd the secretary of the health board, Dr. K. G. Kreyermuth Thursday issued an appeal to the public to take advantage of the vaccination opportunity xplalnlng that It is the best preventative for smallpox. ki:li:.si:i) on ijom. Arthur VanOtighen charged with stealing material from tho BIrdsell Mfg. Co. will be given a hearing In the city court Saturday morning. The prisoner was released on bond. Suits

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Hundreds of pairs to select from. Serges, Cassimeres Blue Serges Worsteds Flannels Corduroy $2.00 to $11.50.

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AUTO CAMPAIGN HERE In connection with the "Safety Kirst" campaign beinp advocated and conducted by th? l'ireston" lialle theater Thursday mornincr for the benefit of city oüiolals ar.d others interested. Practically every kind of an accident possible in automobile driving was carried out and clearly demoiii trat d in the picture. The results j of careless steering urcund corners' and driving upon wet streets, fast, i ! rt ckiess: ana joy nuing w ore snown and a number of apparently po.J ; cars: were junked in the demonstration.s. Some of the u.ceident.s we re thrilbrs such as r.eadon collisions with trains and leaping off unsafebridges and over cliff and the theory that accidents con't happen but are caused, was carried out in each incident. The misuse of cars and the crime of thus wasting thousands cf dollars worth of al liable property each year was emphasized. A reel of the picture was devoted to the methods of manufacturing huge Mimps as they were built at the Firestone Co. during the war. The plan was adoptod by Chief Kline nnd will be shown soon in all the moving' picture houses of the city. $50 niu: LOSS. Children playing with matches, not fire to clothes hanging in a clothes closet at the residence of Julius Torok, 218 Huey st., early Thursday morning. The estimated damage amounted to $T-0.

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Silk Petticoats These Petticoats are soft, crushable. as well as long wearing. Varieties of styles and colors enhance their desirability. $5, $5.95, S6.95

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Smoothly fitted shoulders, straight tailored lines and smart pockets emphasize the individuality of nenv spring suits. We offer them made of tricotine, serge and velour at prices ranging from $37.50 to $85.00 Youthful Jersey Dresses Straight one-piece and overblouse dresses of Jersey cloth in soft browns, blues and gray featuring braid embroidery and round necks, are specially priced 15.00

Handsome Plush Coats A recent shipment of plush coats in odd sizes up to 5 1, has come in. These coats up to previous shipments quality. $25.00 to $75.00

Women's Hosiery Burson's Black Cotton Hose at 50c. Women's Burson Hose, with white sole, regular and outsize, at 5()c. W omen's Burson Hose, black and white, regular an doutsize, at 75c. Women's Pure Silk Hose, black and colors, lisle toe and heel, elastic lisle, at $1.00. Burson's Outsize Split Foot Black Hose at 59c.

CHARMING NEW Andrea and Consella, Special for $10.00

The early Spring Hats are close fitting, many with veils attached, in colors fashionable for street wear. Other good-looking millinery modes in bright colors, which lend the desired con

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Spring Wardrobes and New Under Garments Th ese offerings appeal universally to women who believe that their under garments must be in the same good condition as their outer apparel.

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Comfortable and Well-Fitting Elasto-Wear Corsets and Brassieres To women who require flexible, durable corsets, those made of firmly woven elastic fabric give perfect satisfaction. Sizes 23 to 36. Prices $3.00 to $6.00 ElastoAVear Brassieres are excellent for full figures. They do not bind and give with the movement of the body. Sizes 36 to 48. Prices $3.00 and $4.00

Dainty Spring Lingerie Well cut Chemises and Gowns attractively trimmed with sheer laces and fine embroideries in elaborate and simple designs are specially priced. $1.50 and up .

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