South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 78, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 March 1920 — Page 16

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BRITISH POLIGY TOWARD RUSSIA RESULT OF FEAR

.War Official Savs White- an

Disorganized. While KedControl Thing-.

IVfDON". March 17 Gr. a: p.v.t(Un'i pjicy towaMl IJ.ii-.:a .lo:..Iriate by .in "ln.ar.e f ar of li l-h ViTn." In tho f.lnlon of Gen. Go. :-'.. u British war orfl- rlcial. ; d In a p'it address t' th ' .'"i I

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vhl'e the rrd.- arf- extr iv f- , f,r4r,t. have, a nocl trrlp or. n irs j .riJ J-ho'.v considera.! 1 Irit r-T ! i ' ; i-i the.r har.dllnK t the, ritur.tion. ; G-n. Goiih h !1 11' h . r. in f with Ilui-Ma and h also I id

' th I.ritih and allied ia.'v;..r. to tne Pal tic .'iat-'.

T)KIik Unwohl. j . for the Lord r ' i' -. ; !.' ".ouich declared th'-y :! n.d j It us.. a, at a?l. liut they ( o! : low a ; j-ironr .'j'p.'.or. of ,he . hi; s'

than or ill: wwr. ami tm.- v. a ; 1 -;.Hftl on rxporic"''' . P.r:t!.di jJi.-y v. : s to support the !'.rlt r : . ! s h. 1 -"ir Independence an-l aNo th white. lio wr" p I " I to h '..i. Jirit'j'h aprntM arv! !'!.! h;:d t t -y .-ltd cany out th.-. r i n t.l confuIm: polky. Th l1 t ! t' I ai r t.vo hor.si at on. in h:i'-r :.t

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Kussih. mid 'Jen. (ioiiuh. Itu.--:jns .. mini? to kill each other with f.tility ;ind ll?ht-he,irt-dn-i-s. T1 o old regime Lad Inured th'ii t' tlii-. A czaiht tfene.nl durlm: the v.'.ir apfurfd 9.f0 Ttjr'.;s :inl p!i "U 1'n-r!i on a smjll lslairl In t!." jinn '... Thf.r va' rio v.ttfr n the tslarnl. A mlscraMy ir: -urhcW-iit . jpply v;u givon them i.y two ff-aTt.Ts which ca'hl r.rn-f a ':. TlioMtrulx fli-'l ns a r--i It. H it vh?revr tli Hovh t t;i .-rrr.rnt rt ! M jioW-T it rnnint-i in l In w, orh-r ar;l jtius Talk Uosli. Jtii7.iari lailiM wi ro fi- .f -hhf instruments of wMt j ro r,;t -4:afa, the r-n"ral as - rf -. Th'.y A'fn1 nt scrupulous, wcmM ir.ytMnv: and rprut anything. M my f theo ladh-s wer lissol:!- anl l)ifa3urfj-ckliur. did mt ivn!, -..

no idea of liberty t rr(-i.'ri'.-s. nnd

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3'hd hoard a ymiii liTissi.ni f itfiat 1 teJlinc society ladies anil .tl:i--that Ilritai-i rntit t'triit to j.-t rite vhltes h.irk. U Cthe lui.l ftai:ht for four yt-ars a 1 1 1 1 Iia-i T.i'Uh. II did not. ..( why 1 'nr'artd's raen should -o .n ntrb. tire liile tins you n t man and r,ther li':- hlr stopped in 1'rarland at't! talked nbout the npf-.J f,i- Hiiih h.-dp nral intervention. The f.u was that tlie l:u.ri.-in people nndouot etlly Iref-rTOtl toe rfd tf tl.e vl'i i t eo. t was injposv'.hie for a 5m:ill -ec:ion to doia.'nato the whole of Uu-j ( .;f'a!r.st it:' will. No Judgment. I'.rjtSh r.füclals an.l otfir' i- hol '"'"ü S"nt to Hussia with no .'iistt ity

vhatever for jud'inR- polirieal ea r;ls

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von tho ability to jude plain

ne penfial derlaretl in

: fter rvturniw?. that the bolsheviks v. re nearly done for. that they wrft their !a-t rn'-n. and at the tintho sjirtO Ieriekin was hurryirtr on lo:ird ship for si fetv. f'hunhill ;t--

i;t!! of optimism over hU plu.s. ,i he ahv-ay- v.u As a result r.r.ul.t t.; ' li i i earnel the hatretl anl f t in t : :-. ot ." poth itlt-s In Üusin io-.v. .

I Hozo Mysterious Messages Have Been Picked Up i

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CARPENTERS FORM UNION II GOSHEN

In the Great March Sale Events

Demand 85 Cents an HourContractors Meet to Consider Demand.

GOSHEN. Ir;d.f March 17. Goshi en carpenters, unionised for the ! Ctrl t In mnov VMfS aTP dft-

. a r o . rrita -in Vi on r i r) A an

eieht-hour day. Contractors object

j to the schedule, but are willing to j pay 7& cents an hour with a ll-hr t day In forc. Contractors last nluht held a

irneftlnp to furth?r consider d1- ! rnantls made by carpenter?. ; Xreil Hoiiu-4. I Althouixh betwt-er. 10Ö and -00 ! houses are badly neoded in Goshen.

indications are that few -"ill be erected dtirlng: the summer, the preaiiinff hlK cost of mat rial and . I l., Inir Vi nl 01 AVr fcot Vn

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houses are now uncer construction hrrc.

! Tho Goshen Houalnp Corporation.

po.fl of hringlnff ivbout speedy relief in tho hoiw 6hortxiee situation, tlecided not to engine In the business of bull dine: horatn, but to loan home-builders money at the rate of seven percent interest, liyron C. Dow. n. manufacturer, has reniKiied as prpHidrnt vt the corporation and hfif been sucrefled by Frank F. Abbott, a returned toldier. Names Committee. The corporation has named a committee to confer with contractors and a&oertain whether an agreed pric cannot be made for a limited number of houses as an experiment. Under present conditions the shortage of home here Is mortpronounced than ever and the money-loaning policy of Che corporntlon is not affording the expected relief. There, has been little home building in Goshen In Hvo years, prices being" held ' a,r' far too hich. Many old properties have been sold recently, but there Is no fale for vacant lots. Tenants Tilt tor. Tenant are bitterly fihtine: what they allege to he "unreasonably advances m rente." .Some of them refure to pay the nilses or to move

unless they are piven 90 days' notiee from the expiration of their j current year, it being: declared by ! them, after thry consulted lawyers, that rents can not be raided on yearly tenants without regular 90-J day notice beinsr first given. I The demand for homes here at ' present is Puch that at least 100 J houses could be used. There are plenty of building sites well located,

but owners will not improve them under prevailing conditions.

(Without Doubt) We Could Sell These Sample Suits at a Much Higher Price Only We Intend to Help Kill Old Hi-Cost Consequently Get Them for $35.00

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The curious sounds which exp erlenced operators at some of the b l?-cr Marconi stations have been pickir.K t;;i noont'.v ar.- excitinK considerable interest and speculation. Above we illustrate a Marconi apparatus used for the re.- ption ami transmission on signals of exceptionally lont: wave lengths. It is on this typo,..f paratus that the mysterious impulses l.ave been received. (n the left is the inductar, consisting of soils of wire stretched round boxe on insulating frames. This large apparatus Is iscntial win re lotirr distance mesa.s are being received. In the center of the picture is the a!r condenser, ami on the riht of this is the woncer fn', eleven valve amplifier which magnifies .the wireless signals approximately 10, 0-00. 000 fold.

Are you perfectly willing to go some where else and buy a new suit (Chances are you'll need a new one this

spring) and pay nearly twice as much for it as you will have to pay if you get one of thce at $35.00 and at Brandon's? You SURELY will not do this thins. WE ADVISE YOU to see these Suits on Sale Tomorrow at $35.00 third floor. (and) We Think We Ought to Refresh Your Memory About the $18.50 Dresses They will be on sale again Tomorrow (But remember this) there is no telling how long we will be able to offer them to you at this price we wish we could make them still lower but this is impossible. These Dresses can't be had anywhere else under $25.00. Get them on the Third Floor Tomorrow!

WATCH US GROW"

S. W. Corner Michigan St. and Jefferson Bhrd.

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POLICE RAID KEGRO PREACHER MEETING

MOTHER'S ILLNESS

rrj CAUSES TRIAL DELAY i.otn'on, !

Is. Sarah Tabor Confined at Kalamazoo Hospital With Heart Trouble.

I 'AW PAW. Mieli , March. 17.

' uwini; to the illness of Mrs. Sara WOULD HANDLE CHORUS Tabor, charged with the murder

rf her daughter. Maud. Faith Tabor win. so decomposed body was found it: i trunk in the basement of the Tabor homo at JLawton, Mich., last

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INDIA N" A POT, IS. Ind. ich 17. Ii't Im.- 1 .

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Arrest four Men Who Loiter on Right of Way COSHlkV, Ind.. March 17. A conductor on an inUrurban car front South liend informed Goshen police that an attempt was being made to rob a New York Central freight train which was standing west of Goshen at 11 o'clock at night. Police answered the call and found an automobile at Weeds crossing. Pour persons, all residents of Elkhart, were discovered alon the right of way. Two of them were New York Central employes, one a semi-oliicer and the fourth a 19-vear-old bov, William G. Sinner,

who was prosecuted for smoking cigarettes. No other arrests were made.

GOSHE.V COUPLE TAKE LICENSE IPs CHICAGO

GOSIIKN. Ind., March 17. A marriage license was today granted in Chicago to Clarence V. Steftey of Goshen and Mrs. Lillian Keith of Chicago. P.oth bride and g-room have been divorced. Mr. Steffey, formerly a musical comedy and vaudeville singer, is proprietor of the Home bakery in Goshen, which he and JosephHansel of South Bend, established about a year ago.

GSin:N. Ind.. March 17. It was today discovered by Goshen police that two negro preachers, residents of Detroit, Mich., who are conducting Pentecostal "services' on the second floor of a North Main st. building, were being provided with free board and lodging by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony, who resides in the room back of the "church" and who are alleged religious fanatics. Anthony works In a Goshen factorySix white persons who went to the "church" to pet religion were found lying prostrate on the floor, they having gone Into trance?, it was explained. Guests at the Alderman hotel, arrows the street from the church, complained they were awakened at 2 o'clock In the morning by the praying negro ministers and members of their congregation. When officers stormed the "church" the

negroes defied them, saving "We are j children of the Iord and you can not interfere with our mission."

Time Tells Which Is Lowest Priced

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Electric Washer 1920 Model

November, after being there three lor' Wa.r.e, Ind., trnm Indiaf.atr!!-- 1 . . - . ,. ,,. . ... , I vears. tl.e a .red mother was net j I i . s turn Iv 1 01 ;t I vvith t h.e be- j '

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h.. 'ailed with d:rr t!on. J I nlso t ft.intKi iin'l'-r : Jl, i 1 o;.d to ;;pp ar i a federal court r n I '-.o fi-t Mond.iy ir. April to a:-..-ver l.irges nf violating the M.;i t net. 1'-..tl v, r. am stej bv a tb-j.utv

I"r.;ed S'a'.e- marshal !n

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placed on trial here Wednesday.

Mrs. Tabor, who is S2 years old. is i.v a lu spital at Kalamazoo, Miel;., s j t'l'e ring from a severe heart attack. According to authorities here Wednesday, Mrs. Tabor will be place.! on trial in the Van Huron iin iU eoart as soon as she is phsiially aMe to appear in court to ..nv.. r to the charge of murder. Walter O. Tabor, brother of tho

W.iwin and arraigned before I'ni.ed Sate; 'oinmi.-ioner Charles W. ?.lo.ire yesterday. Tie is the man;. -; er of a iiiasienl comedy company

und was arrested on a w arra nt t ,,.acj woman, is also in Kalamazoo Kigned by laeanore Yotklirt. a ehor- UI1,Xer a J.'.UOO bond for his appearJ';r! j Jir), aH a witness at the trial of his Aifnrtiii,,: to Pur!. Miss Yotklir i;ic,ther. igt.ed a contrae to ti'av in hi

orapany nnl -4111 e troio 'hieag

to Fort WavTM

rla;: ambitlora; cooled rapidly and j he sorted for iiomc. Her trunks ! Sin attached for pay said 1 liavv 1

3. en iidvanftl and tb- trrest folJow2. Porter, a partner of Purl 4icn'npanled lair! to Indianapolis.

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LIFE AHE EXCri'INO

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HICACi. March 17. Joe Merck

was uniertain today that h- cam .-'t- j

tie down to tho uuiet lifo of an American cntltin.-in. The first lü years of has life have been packe J v.th too much exciieuu nt. Joe took vip result -nee with h;s

I parents here with three strangers I he was told to accept .is father. ' tiu.rh. r and s:-:cr. lie didn't know

j anv of them. Tho trouble was. that j at the o-gc of one ye ir, lie was left ir. j I P.e'.gium whet, his parents camoj 1 h. re. He was sick then. Alontr came , j the war anil J was one of 111j waits who s.iccefuily fouglu -tar-j ; valion and lo uta'aty. American P.ed ,

' Crc-s work rs b irva-d his identity

tlnal'.v an-l he was .-ent to ins par-I aus "lo re. n.akiT.-r the lor.s,- Journey alor.e.

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MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

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f. 1 t'.lr.ui.Ts luv.- launched a drive :n

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I i y,. :. irters of the irgcMii: ition I

her to lay. ' Ch.arb-s Miigby. lle-d V.y. ha-.

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i been V laced in eharu- of tne drivo ; ! m Mi. hian. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. j ; lluhman of K..nka!;ee .ire ..rgui'.z-, in.r he drtve in I'M:; us wher-, : a -tale rally v. ill be t-ta-ed April I ; iv 1,. vi .T.,-hn. Grand I'ic. had. ..n. ...... 1 tVi.. e i ti . 1:1 i rii in oV".

v J t KlTHIlT10N ON OFFICKILS. t;',j ; CHlCAGe. M .r -h 1 . . I a. p r'a a" p r -'Viet i. aw ,.V. i !' . 1". 1 i " ' f''" y- V i. en' . :''cer- w re .: ::';o-i;.e.-.j !.:

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Very often the ansTvr is that "muwer" suffers from backache, lumbago, or rheumatism. Those of us who arc past middle ace arc prone to cat too much meat and in consequence depowit limtHsalts in the arteries, veins and joints. Wc often suffer from twinros of rheumatism or lumbago, sometimes from gout, swollen hands or feet. There is no longer the slightest need of this, however, as the new Prescription of Dr. Pierce's called

N electric washer should not be purchased for a single year's washday-happiness; nor for just two or three years happines-3. It should be purchased for a life

time's use and a life time's service. Right there you have the consideration which is moving so many South Bend people to select Coffields. For when they select a CofHeld to do their washing they have effectively settled the washing problem once for ail. The Coflield does not merely "last a life time," it sives cheerful service for a life time. As the years go on it lo.-es none of its remarkable efficiency. Its parts are never troublesome for its mechanical perfection eliminates all superfluous parts. From first to last the Coffield has been designed, developed and built to stand the merciless strain of constant use. It has always been a quality washer; naturally it is not cheaply priced. There is no electric washer approaching the Coflield's high standard that can possibly be sold for less. The greater return in sheer satisfaction which it brings makes it wise to buy a Coffield. By taking advantage of our easy payment system you can secure a Coffield as easily as a cheap machine.

HTRY the Coffield out on your

next washing. No charge no

obligation. Just see its superiorities for yourself.

a ' s oro i'ti iron; v a a it.,; . t mi . h s';'h ot!lcer etm.of arrest NUSpei I" : nr .-ear- h s ;-.- ted 1. jur c.-chcS w ::!...: v. a: ra:.l .

gives immediate results as it 13 many times more potent than IHLü m ridding the impoverished blood of its poisons by wav of the kidneys. It can be obtained at almost any drug store, by dmpfy asking for Dr. Pierce's Anuric (anti-urie-arid) for kidneys or baeJcache. It will overcome such conditions as rheumatism, dropsical swellings, cold extremities, scalding and burning urine, sleeplessness due to constant arising at night. If you wishto give "Anuric" a trial md Dr. Pierce's Invalid Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., ten cents for a trial package. Cor.rNNA. Mich. "I hatl been sick a lone time with kidnev and bladder trouble. Had backache all tho time. I did cvorythir.g, but could n-.it lind any relief. On.- day 1 saw an advertisement of Anuric in tho tinner. I sent to Dr. Pirrco TnvH.-U' TIrttel PnfTTrt V V

iVSKSi for a trial package. The sample did me so much good that I got V'4--,A,vi) niore from the druggist. I can't I-gin to tell what Anuric has done for me. I will .always sp-nk a goel word for it, for I can't be tco grateful." Mus. Julia Montfopt.

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E. E. MANGOLD Hie I.-cj-ilin I'lKitTap.HT. ::ic . MAIN' ST. We Will Arlnj.r m Karly ri.Jin-r riii-. Vart.ru; April 1.

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