South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 81, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 March 1920 — Page 4

SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1920

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

RETURN VERDICT FOR POLICE CHIEF

The Horoscope

IN DAMAGE SUIT

Jury Return Decision After Long Hours Delib-eration.

rir.'lir.? were returr.rd for John 11. I'.it'ncy, hbf of pohie of r;--;en, by the jury in th- clnuit court Saturday mornim; in the mi it brought against hin by "-.- l)r 1 -t.inr tor 10,000 damage.-. After 11 hours deliberation the Jury returned into court S-ttunl ty nomine at 'J: '10 o'clock and asked that int-truf tions lo reread. .Ji:fJt;Sf ebirt omplid ivith thi r-i'J'st and one hour later tfif- jury rti;nid into court with a v rdict fr Kidney. Arguments were r ;.- ! Friday afternoon and the rar tuen to thr Jury at 3 : 3 0 o' 'nefc. I e! ihcration continued in the Jury room until 12: JO o'clock Saturday morruncr whoi the Jurors retired. Work was T'-MJind by the rand irly Saturdaj morninK out efforts toward an ntrreemnt wr-rc uns'K'. i--f ul until instructions had been reread. Mrs. Delcamp charted 1 1 1 t ?-he was arrested by Kigney and Jlarrion Keys. Ids Hj-k-tant, on th charge of intoxication, they thinking she was it sister. Mamie Atkins. Hhe was acquitted on the charge in Goshen city court, where all parties In th4 ran- reside. Hls-ney made the defence that he Mopped both women in a taxioab

they wer'' on their way from

M'MY M) MONDAY. MAIM II 21-22. ur.day'.s horosrop- prom ;-c, n-yic lv and important oceuiren' c.

po-i.oiy involving a Journey or a removal. It ?h-'i!d rf.ilt in conj-p!'--uous advantage-, proviJ-d the con. iluet , n. rally is e;iutio?js and disTet. V,'(,it,,-n particularly should )f - the convention. Tao-e whoH birthday it is may look to an important change. A diiid horn on this day will he uritr'r. ii. rreativ-, romantic- and surrf.ss. fuk Mendav promises to bo a day of important change, with travrdir.tr or i-ir.oval. Th'Mi may he abrupt in h.dr viitation. but should brla b m fits and suece.s.-., provided theconduct is di-r-rcet in its social bear 1rmj. The tendency is toward the urn on enti,il or rcentric. and th.- Kiven away mUht had to sensa

tional disaster. There is somo d ini;

r of fraud, deception and k-

MASKED MEN KILL SINN FEIN MAYOR OF CITY OF CORK

Murder Comes As Climax to! Kein of Violence in j

Irish City.

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CORK". March 20. Thomas Mae

Curtain. lor1 mayor of Cork, was i shot and killed in his home at! Blackpool at 1 o'clock today. j The murder was committed by a ; bard of armed, rna.sk ed men. who j had smeared their faces and hands -with black, i

.irs. .Macuuriain ar.swcred a

knork at the door and was over

powered. Then her husband w

"ailed from his bedchamber and

in the ehest as he- opt nod the

flV'-r. The liH'iy fled.

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Bed Room Ba

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it Men;-; are nrt firurfd in ;ffoo.

t:or:a! matt s. j Those whos-r birthd?v it Is may I

ex p. t a prosperous year, but should b" partiu'arlv discreet a tu riT-.

tire and company. A child born on j this day will be inventive, oricrinal. ! ehantreabl successful, but perhaps unconventional.

Mac""urtain hrol been a prominent j s'inn i-'ein ! ader. lie ser'ed 'eral , terms in prison for aotivifi'F on - , 'p'f of thr ,sin ?Vin. Today's; . hootlr.r ''an" as the climax of a

'r."i series of outrages In the district.

PAPERS ASSAIL FOES OF TREATY

EX -REBEL LEADER TO

LEAD CAR RANZ A FORCE

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Goshen to Hlkhart and said he had

a warrant for Mamie Atkins. Mrs. i'dcamp allowed herself to be placed under arrest that her si.-ter rn I irht escape. The case was first tried In the Goshen circuit court, where a jury return d after Z2 hours' deliberation and announced they were unable to atrree on a. verdict. The cause was then transferred to the St. Joseph circuit court. Hans C. Mdand, of Fort Wayne, conducted the trial for Mr. l)elrami , while V. C, Uorus was counsel for ItlKney. assisted by A. G. Graham, of South Fiend. Hearlntr rf evidence has continued

restige on by U. S. im pacification ar lia? Ileen rnt- mer lvncista

tered Away.

ANTONIO. Texas. March 20.

the purpose cf conducting f military campaicn for tho M ation of his former rebel as- y

Ni:V YORK, March 20. Comment cf New York morning newspipers upon the senate's defeat or the peace treaty was as follows: World The commandintr prestltre that the United States won in the

j war has been frittered awav. and

the country, after all its ku erb achievements. stands before the world today discredited and without a real f ri u 1. Times Mr. I,d?e mitrht at any time have secured ratification with reservations sullicient for every reasonable purpose, reservations not obiously intended as dagger-thrusts. He has been beaten at his own gar. e.

a most despicable, deadly game, and

i or several a.iys in the circuit court upon him. as leader of the republi

ociore .-prciai Jincc 1,11 i . eemri , can maloritv. the nrtm.l

nod was finally brought to a close with arguments by the attorneys of the two Fides Friday morning and afternoon. Judge Hcehirt selected the same Instruction as those given

in th

the previous trial m to the Jury.

and tendered

MASTER BARBERS SAY THERE'LL BE NO RAISE ON HAIRCUTS

"To be or not to be." 51. Klmer Doddridge, owner of the Doddridge s-hop, and spokesman for the master barbers of the city says that 50 cents for a haircut meets the approval of the shop owners and that at least for sometime thero will probably be no increase in the price. Michael S. Warren of Cleveland. O., ortra-nizer of the Journeymen Harbers' International Union of America, who is here to organize South Hend Journeymen barbers says that the coit of haircuts will soar to $.1. The organizer say? that since- th" recent increase in rrie of haircuts from 4 0 to 50 cents went into effect, many patrons cut down their expenditures, and that witxin a few months the haircut prb'o would soar to double what it now is. Mr. Doddridge disagrees with the organizer. Tie speaks for barbershop owners who se no cause for a further increase in the cost of haircuts.

YOUTHFUL LOAFER GETS JOB AT PENAL FARM FROM GILMER

responsi

bility falls and will rest. Tribune The treaty's defeat is a tragedy whose poignancy is intensified by the sordidnoss of the final scene. The country beholds the president wrecking a great undertaking for no better reason than because he could not unconstitutionally have his way.

CHICAGO JOURNAL Sen. Lodge and his treaty rippers have succeeded in keeping the United States at war with Germany for yet. another season. Lodere is in no small degree responsible for the reactionary plot which has just failed in Germany and for the bloodshed now prevailing in that country.

A TLA NT A CONSTITT'TTO N We are b ft in the attitude of having turned tail and fled from a situation which we. more than any other nation involved, wer instrumental in bringing about. The responsibility rests upon the republican machine politicians and a few soured democratic senators.

MINNESOTA GIVES WOOD ELEVEN VOTES IN G. O. P. CONTEST

Roberto Celudo. forchlef, is marching on

Vera Cruz, according to a dispatcn in La Prenza, locul Mexican daily today. Cejudo has promised Carranza he would conduct an active campaign among all revolutionary actions in Vera Cruz.

ONE KILLED, SEVERAL INJURED BY FLAMES

STUUHENVILLi:, Ohio. March 20 Fdward Still, 40, was killed and several persons were injured in a fire which destroyed the New Cumberland. W. Va.. courthouse, seven miles from here, early today. Police suspect incendiarism.

Sure

Death

Corns

"Cef. It" Mako 'Km I-o-e Their Grip und Lift Off rninlmsly. The firi-t thing "Ots-lt" d.- whon it 1. mils on a corn or enliti is tu snuff out tho pain. Then "if shrivel the torn or (-alias and loosens it.

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Irvm Sandmeyer violated his palob- .)nce too often. Irvin 19 years old, iut he will not work, according to his mother. A je.ir auo M. Sandmeyer caused her son's arrest on a charge -f vairr.incy. he said that he would not work. The youth was fined $'() and costs and sentenced to e. U days at the state p nal farm, but the fine and sentence was suspended. During ihe past year Irvin has broken his parole by refusing to work. Satrrdav morning he was taken before

Judge Gilmer in city court. On the j recommendation of Probation of-j liocr Iirry I ane. Judge Gilmer re- i oked the tine and sentence sus- j pension and ordered th youth sent j to the penal farm for l.o days. ;

You'll work now." remarked th" court as he wrote down the revoking order.

INSTALL MACHINERY IN 1 STU DEBAR ER ADDITION

ST. PAUL. Minn.. March 20. Kleven republican delegates from Minnesota, were under instruction today to vote for Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood for the presidential nomination at the republican national convention in Chicago in June. Nine uninstructed delegates will be sent to the Convention. KepuMicins in eight of the state's 10 congressional districts selected their delegates yesterday. Th other two districts made their selection Wednesda v.

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ale is

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Only Monday

aed

1 uesday

None of these Outfits can be had at this price after Tuesday We only have a limited number of these outfits to sell at this price, so if you appreciate a real bargain you will be here bright and early Monday morning.

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I'VANSYILLU. Ind., March 2. Itivors in this district are rapidly approaching tlod stage, according t Al P.rand. United States weather forecaster. Some of the smaller streams are already past tlood stage and Prand expects the Ohie to continue to rie until it overflows the lowlands.

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fall

almost re:idy

You helr it lust a little bv liftluir It otT

'twist thumb and finger. You don't even feel it. because there Is no hurt left in it. Millions have pro red it the cleanest, purest, safest and most pleasant method. "(Jetslt." the never failing, guaranteed money-back com remover eonts but a trifle nf nny drug Htore. Mfd by n. Lawfence v Co., Chicniro. Sold in South Bend .nid rccomnifuiloil as the world's bet nrn reineily by the Central Prug Stre, Striebel A: Steinel. Standard Irug Co.. YVottiek's Medicine Store and in Mlshawaka by the Ile.l Crop? I'harmaov. Adv.

With several of the buildings in! the Stuib baker c .rporat ion's pan- i sion iri"-:ram completed, and others ,

rearing completion, the maemn r.v To be xied in the manufacture of a larger output of Studehaker cars is row being installed, accord. rr to an Announcement Sat urU.i 1- the corpor.ition. Ground for ihe expansion work w::s broken a year ago Saturday, and the additions to the plant are 4' per cent completed. Approximately S?. PCO, 000 was expanded during the papt year und the s.tme amount m To It spent durimr the ( oming year.

lL-IIO.Ii IX fTHAlMJIl nunTdN. March CO. T'crsons arriving in Rerlin by automobile from points in pouth fknnary report that the radical labor elements arc everywhere in charge in the important industrial centers. Thrso travellers, r'tate that the workers arc not only rmed but Hrr besieging the gov emmer.t trops in their own barmrkx at many points in southwestern and central Germany and that soviet rovrrnmert has been inrtalled in several cities. Arvgrr Injun t'u Soul. Ftad t r m prr . Tike the scorpion which stingy itself. TT very ?, of

anger injures mot-t dulgs Jn it.

the soul that it-

hovnrr Titops tki: town. I.ONPON'. M;tr,h 20. A M.vrow n !e! r. -. iisp.4f( h tod.iv :hat rovUt troops have KUpoU Lka.ttr-

I'll find this a er y practical

oxford. Flexible sole assures c o m f o r t Made of Black Glazed Kid

$8 to$12

No. 1700

Pretty Feet"

1 '.a t to Und

dut as a correct corset I necessary to emphasize a graceful, fashlor.aM flgure. so stylish footwear mut express the beauty of trim ir.klrs an'l pretty feet Poifie, distinction and daintiness ir1 fissured by the low footwear modes now on display. iMin.iN i'.ii Mrbi;:iioTr Guarantee Shoe Co. !-." N. Micltignn M.

Worth 1 Ending

The above illustration is a reproduction of the all metal bed. It is finished in white or high grade Vernis Martin. The bed alone is an exceptional value at $32.95.

oprmgs

Mattress

Price

The springs included in this outfit is a high grade metal spring: will not sag or rust. You will appreciate this great bargain.

The mattress included in this outfit is a full comfort mattress. And you will appreciate this outfit at the low price of $32.95.

We bei ievc this three piece outfit is unmatchable at this low price. $32.95 is an exceptional Bargain for an outfit of this character.

THE HOME OF HOME OUTFITS

Big Values-Little Prices-Easy Terms Here at Furniture Headquarters

You Furnish the Girl Wc Furnish the Home

2 DOORS NORTH OF THE GRAND TRUNK DEPOT

326-326

tSo.Tlich. St.

OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT

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RLES B. SAX

AND COMPANY 114 South Michigan Street Laundry Supplies Special for Monday We have made a very large purchase of Laundry Supplies and secured a much lower price than the ordinary storekeeper. Indications are that soap will not be any cheaper and may go much higher, so you can readily see these cut prices on the best laundry soap make it a most opportune time to lay in a supply. We

I have a big supply to go on sale Monday, but we ask you

to kindly shop before 1 2 o'clock when convenient and avoid the afternoon crowds. American Family and Kirks Flake White Soap, 10 bars for 73c Box of 100 bars, special. $7.15 This Price Is Less Than Wholesale Cost. Fels Naphtha Soap, carton of 10 bars. . . . 73c Ivory Soap, special, 6 bars .43c 20-Mule-Team Borax, regular 15c package, Monday only, 3 packages for .:. . . 29c Toilet Soap Specials Jap Rose, Palm Olive and Cocoa Hard Water Castile all one kind or assorted, per dozen. 98c Jergen's Fine Toilet Soaps, in rose, carnation, geranium, crushed lilac and peroxide, special, 3 bars 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap, regular 25c value, special, per cake, 19c. Box of 3 cakes. . 55c Baby Bunting's Castile Soap, mother's friend for baby's bath; specially prepared from pure imported olive oil; non-irritating to the tenderest skin; absolute purity guaranteed. On sale Monday only, per cake 10c We carry a big assortment of Colgate's Fancy Soaps, at per cake 10c, 15c and 25c

CALL MAIN

If You Need Money

Our rate is

Cri.iiii ul

Per Month

Less than the Legal Rate. Loans in amounts from $10 to $300 on Furniture. Pianos, Automobiles, Li'i Stock. Farm Implements. i:tc. Als. Liberty Bonds and Endorsed Notes. Payments to suit your income. All dealings confidential. Call, Write or Phone. Welfare Loan Society 219 S. MAIN ST. Capital $200,000.00. , No stairs to climb.

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PAY TH KM We will loan you The Money

YOUR MONEY

TROUBLES

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j IolIara Ho Double Duty. I 1 liune Muu lOl. I

iTtv NEWS-TIMES Want Arts:

R Kirlirü Spill. in-. .i:V yoi'K I.. ni.t Tr..w ..u y your ol-l rlotli.'.-. In rdl pn.h-iMIitr .ill l.iii.ls -r Huolfn anl " 1 1 n ro..(is w l.mrf costly tu-xt fill atxl winter t'Lan at any tun in i vears. If you arc pru-b-nt yr.ij will .o ns s.ivii!'.' of evryt.iir.r froii your ( -t s i!t t' th" l ' ! Ioth-H n yfiu -pr in the (Jnys when the p v-i n ni r.t w." t-llir.z y i it was a j'-itricfi .v t to curtail y-ur pun-In svs to l;:r" rjeccssitlf . Tlir :iro ict-n in th" tr.Ti- i ho i-w-lar reaiy m.nle incus' Kits th:it iiow sell f,r will co-nn.ani .T.". w ithin a yc;ir. That fc-ms citrfn c, t-ut it is not impoH-1t'. Thor is .1 pronounced Fhort.-i-e ..f wcoj threatT.l."! .merii;i. Tere is like liliocd a!s of a pronou.v st.'-jrt ice of cotton.

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P RO DUCT ION from Mr. Spillane's article in The Cleveland Press. What w i t h STRIKES, SHORTER HOURS, scant WOOL production, a short COTTON crop, and other things, there's every prospect of continued HIGH PRICES in woolens and cottons so CHERISH YOUR OLD SUITS and OVERCOATS, you men and

e CLEANED!

CALL LINCOLN 1903 Likewise, you MOTHERS a;.d WIVES! Do not lie too ready to throw away sliehtly worn GOWNS and DRESSES and CHILDREN'S garments! Make them do as Ion? as they WILL through the able assistance of our skilled WORKERS! We CLEAN. MEND. DYE and PRESS old garments! In our line we work WONDERS! Call the wagon! Perfection Cleaners and Dyers 1101 KING STREET.

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