South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 56, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 February 1920 — Page 26

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FIRST TRAITOR TO IRISH REPUBLIG

MEETS HIS DEATH

GEOLOGISTS PL.i. EXPLORATION TRIP TO UTAH CLH FS

COBLENZ FILLED WITH ALLIED MEN

Courtmartial Trial Result- in Death IYnaltv For British Spv. ,v

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r.ro of the f.rt lrtarc! o! . j'icn rf a. r?rlti? nvrr1! aprent ry crdr cf a "court 4: th? lrinh ro-puvir-." cam? to uht hr Tu .'s lay. Invrrtlratlon Into th .l.-ath of llrry Qulr.nliic, Allan Qulnn hi rialert that aa fontncid to iWath y !x P!r.n lln court martial. nriTlf(3, Into a flM at mMrJfjht .nd hrt dmm. None of hn mn on th "court martiftl" party wn irMsKM, ftccordtr.jr to reliable information. Th 3ea.J R:fnt a romantic h!ory. Hr Frrve ! JurlriK th? war !th thm Tloyal Tri-h rfrlmnt, wan ' lprnrrrl of Lai;a arl takn to h. Orrman prison camf. Thre he :r;t F!r P.ort Ca. t ?!.. ar.fi leinet th farnr)un Irhh biiyado orjra.nlwi ?t carry ont th invs:i'm of IrI ir.r. Quinr.lNU v.is v;r Uf ftr.', nr.' okn "veral hncnq He vis made a periffant n:aJor. Aftr the armWin 'juinnük w;t rlnrt nn'l roturnM t( Inland. vh'-ro hr worked In th "'.nn Fein or:t rvtc." P'nr wrnft raon he .ro':' tnn Sinn I-MruTfl an! nt?ract1 ty Viscount French's nffr.f of . JTO.OOO rw;irt for information 'iPa'llr.E to th"1 apprehension of tho m'irrtfr" xarloii polirrmn. nin tn Dublin CikM rcret Sinn FMn ap?n larnd this anil hvtowrtl him from IhiMhi to Cork. (irfi(!('Tit of thir oviI'iic. thev jüfJ a "court martini" of the locai .-1r.n Ffin and ntnffl QuJnnllsW to Vath a "traitor to tho Irinri ? .public."

A I ,T I -AKT. CITY. Utah. Feb. -lOTorls to reach an! expl?r?

ruin of ancient cIlfT citi-?. known

to exist In Zlon canyon, Utah's newly creatfd national park in the pouth we?trn l-art of the täte, will b m.io (J'irirt; th coinlni? summer by a party of archo2c:ists and geologteiH. s-vrai r.f whom nr attached to Univrrfiity cf Utah her. Th- cliff cltit'K never have txen v.'.tKi l.Mra'jFf? of their lnacesalblf-lo-atirr;s n the hlt?h bufTs. It 1 hop?-!, however, that this UfÜculty will be overcome by th lowering of th explorers from the tops o? th" liluff. by ropes. Lon ranrr photoeraphp nktn show that the citirs ar lar'e and their mlobf houKps are clearly outlined and appear to be in perfect preservation.

K OMEK ARE ACTIVE V SiriSS AFFAIRS

fJKNTVA, Sv.itzrrlanl. 1VI. 2 5. Th" first woman to F!sn her name to kink notes in HwiUeiland. is Miss Mar'e proilham. who has bern ap-P"lnt(-'l Erector of the Bano.ue de Cfciiovf, and wll In future slpn the rotes tincl fcrip l.MirJ bj the bank. There ?re now in Switzerland woiren pracilsimj as Judpe.. barrister?, f r.itir.eers, doctors and university profesror.

Aiiifriran Officers in (erinany Prohihiteil FVom Bringing Families There. AM ITI1I CA N' HEAIXJ U A KTliHS, COBLKNZ, Gerrnany. Feb. 2 5. No more American oflicera arc to be permitted to brin? thir wives from .Lmeric to the Khlne. until livlnR conditions Improve in Coblr-nz. It weus announced recently In a wa department cable from Vashinpton. CobJcnz is one of the most crowded eitle of liuront, beine head'iuar-

i tors of the Inter-Allied Rh!ne!.an'

hlh conimlBlon in tddltion to thf seat of command of the i:,000 United States troops stationed in the bridgehead area. It is estimated that there are approximately 200 American o!?tcers with their wives In Coblcnz. man: officers having also brought over their children and servants. In numerous rases an American fumil? and a German family are quartered In the f-ame hous-e or apartment, using the same kitchen. There P1 soarceh a Herman family in Coblenz whlrh has not one or more allied

soldiers or members of the Rhineland commission billeted In their home.

SHIPBUILDING HEAVY

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.Eir RECRUITS FLOCK ISTO BRITISH ARMY

CHESTER. Pa,, Feb. 25. A fdn that shipbuilding on the Delaware river, the "Arrcrican Clyde." Is llourihin!? Is Fecn In the application to

LONDON', Feb. ? .'. Itecrulta are j eovemment by one fhlpbuildinp

jolnlnjr the British army at the rat ! company for permission to build an of 200 p'r day and many of the ! additional pranlte and teel shipmen wlne period of .ervice wa? wav Rt it plant In this city. Some

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abont to exi'lc have re-enlisted. Th cracks guards rek'ltnent' have blonHomed out a?:iin in their prewar Fcarlet coats and bearskin busbies, instead of khaki. According to the Morning Pot, the regular array is to have it? pre-war establishment Increased by about lCO'OO men, with the ultimate object of Prettin,- another C00.0CO mn voluntarily to undertake liability for general perviee when the army reserve Ls needed.

cf the lärmst ships tumeü out in

this countrj' are belrv? built on the Delaware.

IToryes are bellerd to hare descended from a striped anccstcr.

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CATARRH cf tl BLADDER rlUl In 24HOURS .irSK taxn tsT S Hvsot r foot, n lrfri U

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Or. thi Atlantic Fbl- of the P.ir.a-Ti-a oTnal tidal variation is not morn than two feet, whllo on the Pacific ,.yiin it ls PomKlmcs a.s much a? 1 fet. Th? mean ra level on the Pacific r.ldft U about eight Incher higher than th mean .ei level at the Atlantic side.

Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing: Hair

Always Play Safe

K cp b.v.els open and kidneys nrtiv." ko that di-a-1 forming poifons ar tliroun out as last as formed. Avoid pills and other ininr:d cath il tics. Yu can d iend l; ;on Kirn's Kidney Tea to do the work without any posih!? harmful effects. It i N"atur-s help for bowel and kidneys hrbs, roots, barks and .vods. In etfM'tive ue in thousand.1: of homes for I'O years. '2'j daily doses In a HO-cent 1 a-ckage. At drtt agists or sent postpaid by The J. W. Hrant Co.. D.-pt. 14? Albion, Mich. Adv.

ir you want to Keep your h'iir in i ood condition, bi careful what you; wash it with- j Moat suaps and prepared sham - poot; contain too much alkali. This i

uries the scalp, making the tiair brittle, and in very narmful. Mulsifted cocoanut oil shampoo (which is puro and entirely greaseliss), ja much better than anything else you can use for shampooing, ns this can't possibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it In. One or two faspoonfuls will make an abundance n rich, ereatny lather, and cleanses thf hair and scalp thoroughly. Thv lather rinses out easily and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff

and excessive o:!. The hair dries j

quickly and evenly, and it leaves it line and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulslfled cocoanut oil shampoo at most any drug store. It is very cheap, and a few ounces is enough to last everyone in tho family for months.

MAKE DOLLAR DAY an occasion to come in and inspect our modern confectionery. People of discrimination prefer our candies to others, for they're made right and taste right. Manufactured daily in our spotless kitchen, they come to you pure, wholesome, and appetizing. You'll be delighted with our Soda Grille Service.

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