South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 83, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 March 1920 — Page 5

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THE SOUTH BEND NfcWS-TIMES

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tion i f Cr. -.'.it M.-n . i r. . 1 Mr. Whitl.rk stat'! h" ns of the . pinion tfuit th- t i which f :JrnL-;f.(l mon-y for running hilf th- -v rnment wo'il.l won t.- r P.il'l. SlMHin.iUcr Titlk. TV. K. Sh. rna'. r. r.n ml m:iri-u-r -f tin- J. V. l'.utl.r Taper Co.. of Chirac. url thf passatrf lu Jn-liatia of a romrna rc ial arbitration law similar to th" "tir now in for in Illinois whlh Mr. Shormak'-r was on. .f if nut the l-.t law in the t ountry. .Ihm ph W. Taylr.r. ycout executive r.f South Iterul. askrd for tho moral sj;P'rt of th' duo in the y scout movement in gaining headway in South Her.'l. "I want your support, not your mor.ey." ail Mr. Taylor who had just finished .hree and onr I'alf yar in scout work nt Akron, h!o.

Alri.ojh amhiir.g wa th.e ti ,.r.. ! I of f I t i i r j a i -!ih'-..I for I r an;; J., h.c w;i- did not Jarn of !!;:-' !:!:.: aft. - he derld h r hu? w : ' h;'t.pv I-. :.. That her hsbar: 1 .' ,! ,t ' -: .i in Jit U t ."

i:-.a Hop-! ri'e.i s;.-, f.,r divorce 4". . ;p-r ;or i).:rt Monday in which ; )i- h r hu'-.btnd corire il'-d the J fa. th- liw d I,? h! lu k ird- ur.t!! after h.e had !ft her on, IV!, i If. ,)' Lome -,-.( )i m. irniri- to r.a-rk at hts tr.i le of a ste.,rn titter.; H- v.o.,:.? h- gone all day ami ret an1 i ir '! '' .d.:,' , ry tire.j fr om h:i "hatd (!...''.- laliOf" ;i r: 1 "f;i- his tin-, .: attrr.tin" to iiis w;fe. '

AlthOitL'n lie- threatvt.ed to ki.l ' h r yhoi t!- after f hey were n.a-' 1 ;. ta- I.-mllv hfe of ti tv.o wa s j i.r r oi.. iti ! a::J Ml'i. Hoj.el iie'.ievell

that h'r lr.;.-hand sup ort' d h' r .iri.inK an lu.-r f t livint;. After h- de.-vrted h-r :or: s hea:i to re.irh her ears from h r r'atixej aid f'tht r onrcfs as to h' ilf.il !e life. Soon .-lie wa.s ' on ince.,1 that her htihhand h ft ir. t':ie n.orr.ir.r. not to work hard for his dai'.y lire;-d. lut to pro to ft.imMin d-t.J and oth : places of amu-- m nt Iti th" city a?.d rhere ' ;'.( ? -nr;;gh 11.nr. y frru.i 'a k rs" lo f-'ipport h:rri,-e!f .-'lid hN uife. Hope, to'.d hi:S Wife ,a. h ''Wiled 1 .1 1 state in So ath I'.end and that he u.is intt-i avt.'d in se-.er..! proprti in Sheridan i'oad, .aiicaSto, ar.d it w.'is on the iUt-t.-th of tli se statement.-, th.it he liorrowe.I ariou-" sums of money from s-veral of her relatives. Tiu-se (Icht- were unpaid at th t:iTi- of the .lisappearaia ' of Hope'..

News of t&e City

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BIRDS You Should Know I'.y f!i Indi.iiM Ipirtn.'-at of.. i 'oiisTvation.

IHJSLESS lf'OMEi' TO HAXQUET TUESDAY More than lufi memtrs of tho Husiness' Women'. ChamV r of Cm-m-ice have m;d' reservations for piat-s at the second hanqurt of the rK"'Oi 7..-tion Tuesday nikrht in the Chamber of ('(iniiiHTr" Puildln-r. Th" 1 rot:ram inrlml s .a talk hv Mrs. Kli.aheth HaK rty. f.rm rly of Marshall Field V Co.. on "S.ile-man-ship." Mrs. Hacrty was formerly 1

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i nation by Virginia Hoia-rts; violin Mdn, Lillian Martin: a iance. .ntt-rilies." by four hlth school pirhs from th i'ire. Prince rast. n of tin- features of tin- evenmc will be report"? on the convention of tl.e Indiana l'.usine-Fs Women at Iniianapolis on Saturday. The runv n.ion v:is attended by MIsjo-s3 l'arl N-vir,r and Florence Irwin as ehdep.! te.s of the local organization.

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UMVERSITY PLAYERS TO riESEtT COMEDY "M..rried in Haste." a comedy r ketch by I). liuar l almomlson. sclieduled origin. illy to have b-rn pr--cut.1 by the Ndre Dam' Players . !u! in Washington hall. March 27, will not b- stag'd till after the Kastr iioliilays. Numerous Interruptions mad' a postpon rnent necessary. AI-anwhi!e however, members of the dull are holding regular hohearrals and plan to st.ige In addition, two othr plays. "Madam Zephlna

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acation. jhck i'mpsey, humiicss manager ed the- lub lias arrang-d se( ral uigag-mcnts for the club ear'y in May. in cities In central Ohio and southern Indiana. Inciuded in th- cast are: Andrew T. Moynlban. "harl-s Davis. V. Francis Fox. Robert K. O'Hara. ArIhiir C. Shea. Harold F. Haynes, 'am ron Kind. Wilfr d Kiley. Frank 'ougliün, Harry MrCormirk. W. Alien P.ie. Henry M. McCullouuh and vlt ot gc O'Hricn.

SAVIiSGS CERTIFICATES

ARE O.Y SALEl

Mi:!)0V.IItK. The meadow-lark is a bird of the open fhlds and l.s most frequently found in meadows and spends the greater part ef Its time on the ground when- It finds its food. Its ranc xt nds from the Gulf ef Mexico to Manitoba and west to the Great Plains. It Winters from Kanhas. Indiana and Massachusetts, southward. In Its northern migration it comes te Indiana ir. February. The adult male is about 10 and a half Inche s long. The body is stout and 'thick. Ills color above is dark drown, with whitish margins to the feathers. The chin and throat are yellow, with a large, conspicuous black crescent on the breast; shies and lower belly bright yellow, streaked, with black. The female is smalh r, and a shade lighter In color than the male. The meadow-lark Is ft particularly valuable bird. It is entirely terrestrial in its habits, procuring almost its entire food supply from insect life that is harmful to our meadows and grain fields. For six months of the year 90 percent of its food cnslstH of such Insects. Even luring the winter months, when Insect life is dormant, it finds enough hidden blow the surface of the ground or secreted among the grass to furnish a considerable portion of its food. They are very destructive of chinehbugs, which bugs alone it is etstimuted, han destroyed grain during the last half century to the value of J 310,00,000.

JSEW YORK CLUB IS ORGANIZED AT A. D.

Students from New York state organized at Notre Dame and elected .lames Gonnerton of Johnson City. X. Y.. president of their Kmplr Stat club; .lames II. Ilyan of Albion. N. Y.. vice president, and Joseph Tierney of Hochester. N. Y.. scir tary-treasurer. The organization will meet regularly In the library till the end of the school year and will seek to cooperate with the strong Notre Dame-Uochester club of Koch-ster. N. Y.. in the furtherance or Notre Dame activities In New York. Students from Michigan will meet and organize Tuesday noon.

JUDGE SUSPENDS FINE FOR YOUNG "LOVER

The poet that spread the philosophy about "In the spring a young man's fancy" was substantiated in the city court Monday morning when Gaston Yerhostra. charged with opcrating an automobile with the muffler open, was tined $10 and costs and. then had the tine suspended on his plea that he had his Irl out riding and that a man In that position was not always responsible.

HOLD INQUEST IN LAPORTE MURDER CASE

IAPOIlTK. Ind.. March 22. That Victor Howes, postofrtco clerk, was mentally irresponsible for the tragedy of Saturday night, in which another chapter of unrequited love was written, appears to be the eipinion of the police officials .and nearly every person who knew the slayer of pretty Catherine Kudolph. It developed at the Inquest today that the murderer and suicide had purchased a revolver about a week ago. Soon after the purchase of the weapon Iiowes told Police Sergt. Schroeder that he bought the gun as a matter of self-protection. Howes was a postotllce employe, going on the night shift at 12 o'clock and working until f. a, m. In the light of the tragedy of Saturday night it is now clear that at the time Howes purchased the revolver he had in mind the slaying of Miss Rudolph and his own self-destruction. Coroner Leeds held the inquest today, though It will be several days before the official ilndlng is returned. It Is believed that the finding will hold that Howes was mentally unbalanced at the time he hred the shots which killed the young woman who had evidently tried to rid herself of his attentions. Evidence fideluced today showed that at the time Howes enlisted in the service and was sent to the Mexican border with Co. II that there was a question as to the soundness of his mentality. Howes deserted the army while on the border and returned to his home in this city. He was apprehended and returned to Indianapolis where a court of inquiry ordered his discharge.

APPORTION QUOTAS FOR BAPTISTS DRIVE Apportionment by counties of th state quota of J.l. 300,000 to be raised by Indiana Baptists for their world forward movement has been nnneunced by the financial directors of the campaign. St. Joseph county Rapt 1st churches have been assigned a quota of 558,345. Of tho portion to be raised in the state, $2.000,000 will be spent In Indiana: Franklin college will receive $1.250.000 of the sum. The other $750,000 will be used in Americanization work in Fast Hammond .and Indiana Harbor, and In a community house to be erected at Indianapolis. The remaining $1,500,000 will be spent In missionary work in this country and Asia.

The SI 0,1 treasury savings cer-, t incites rccntly issued by tin- treasury d partment as an inluaun-nt to the small instor to put hl money in covcrnment bonds are pow on sale at the local po..;ot:icr. The; e tituate-i ai- proving popular J 2. -ro v,.rth having ben purch'is-d daring the past wea k. Wir aing: stamps may bo tr.msrrd t- tr-ury savings certificates with no additional -harte. Th' -lar.ks p-essary for transfer hav- ... 1. .....1 1... , v. n .v

y I', n 414.111-41 I y 111 ('... -41... 4.,' .1IMI , wil' be on hand within the coming Week FARMERS TO CONSIDER BUILDING ELEVATOR The .-olvis.ibili'y of building a r.. e- r live elevator will be !!-- . ;-d nt a meeting of the Fart;'. r's ftItr.it !"! at Gramst. n Ti.-s.l.'V e n i r.

An oM'iO'i has ! n s c uv 1 01 a t-ac' of kiv.d b-nhr;-'.- t'u Grand T--,"t; r.:;-o . 1 ;it G . M-;u :t ar.d .1. :. . ppaintcl t inv st:g., !

AI'PKAIi TO KPOUTSMFA. An appeal to Hoosier sportsmen and their organizations to send parent bass, legitimately taken, to state fish hatcheries has been issued by Richard Richer, director of the statt conservation commission. The division is to make a strenuous effort this spring to stock Hoosier streams with bass and other sport fish. It will provide men, on notice, to assist in returning game fish, carried out of the rivers by spring floods.

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class ,.f st. paurs Sunday schoo kore 1 hroat rruclence

which was to nave oern nem iu-: day night has be n postponed in.1 tinltely. The regular class meeting will be hld at th home of Mr Hamilton. Sherman a v.. Thursday. , April .

Tr.'ii-.feM i'i ta!.' .- f. t .a ftv.tr. tl.e re .f ih lutlfai. 1 1 it Ii- .v l.o.tn -''. lalwjrd Wir.-r-i. uti I .'. :s b.ir.tl aiid u!f. tu Artii'ir I.e.- lliiki'i. I'iirt ef l.'t -. .il.l-Il': .. -k's '.1m,4'. vis-en t.f part -f ' L. 7. IIurI"s !)! th'ii t vIIIä of r .1, 4j. .,;i lr-u urL. i:nn w city vf Mi b iw ak a . h.nura A. S.in!a ntid la-r 1. .i-r..itid . lohn A. Klir.i. .Ifr.-i 1. K!iii1. t. KatrierjA" h. Kli:ie. .i :,n 1 . t.-r vil 1-. Part of lot 2r criKiiKil pkit -f SoUfU l.'-U'l. laura A. s.m.i.ii: h a i .'i-r ti 11 s 1 n ii .1 . AhTtJ J K i 1 11 1; -1 to KHtherii.e L. Klingel ;T1 .Ii.lai A., 1 .nid eth-.- :!ie. Prtrr f lot original pait of S.mt.i Ie'i d. .7e.eph It. h.itK,u:i and Ids wife to 1'red ('. Klein. .l ;uid other vabi". L"t 1 and part .f U.i 0. Mary lljny ' nudition to Soidli la-r.d. Tl.-- Kiee luszko Ittiiidillg nud I.rtall iisso ijitioii t i Jczf ta:iki-wi..-. and .äa. L's!i.iii 1 :;r.d wif. .1 and e-tluT !uf. I..t 1." 1 ItafT. SiMey and Fnsna lit's Lindcu pl-tf addition fa .sor.tu Iend. Goara Ik Midlory and Rree?d Ie-re.v. her liuHtiiuid, te Hoy IVteron and Myrtle A 1 terson, h tubaud nnd wife, -'t.rj; 2 acre luure or bus in Warn-n tuwiiNldp. Fred V. Keller and hid wife to Stephen Kara nnd Pars Mary, husband ami wife, ?1. Lot 7V in City View 4dace od dltion to South Ilend. John II. Fills and Nellie M., hnsbund and wife to e i. U"odrnff, .2.H Lot No. 1. Gushing and Lluijey'a addition t South Ilend. Henry P. (leja-r nnd his wife to tl.e Citizen IIoineS (", . $1. Lot l In teyer'n ubdlvitdon of lot I. Andrew Voder's addition to S.uth ll.nd. JnnieH A. IeIillinr to Owen It. Vlndlex und Pr-! C. Klein, $1 and e.ttier value. Lots and '.1 in Muessel'g first addition to South Item!. Suphle J. Oden-e to Sndle Vnsf. lot .1. Col. ,Ihn Smith's a hllMon to Ml d-.awnka and part of lot 21 Vunderhoflch'a addition to Mlshawaki. Srgay Trepa hko nnd Sophia, lnisban.l and wife, to Arhllle G. Colpaert. SI. Lot 4 In revlnel Strong's third inblitlon to Mishawaka. Joseph Mall and his wife t Nliepnrd J. Crnmpaeker and frae p., hunbaud and wife, $1 and dher value. Lt 41 in Muessel'n tlrnt addition to South Ilend. Seth Hammond to Whltrnmb Keller, a corporation. SI. Lot 17 in Hammond & Whlteomb'n addition to South I'.end. Alice S. Wagner to Phillip Schnfer. Jr., and Harhara L., HPand and ife, .$1. Part of lot IJ in Itownian's addition to Myler, now part of South Rend.

lalward Grlder ;md ldn wife to rred It Sherlnnd and Rlnlle.. husband and wife, fl.ino. Part .f lot 3 In Place's first addition to Walk Tton. Wolter G. Mies and hU wife to Ornne and Mary Ik Julian, $1. Lot 1 in Ham-

OUCH! CORNS! LIFT CORNS OFF

T..r. ! nr..' .- --r. '-; a i d i t n to So'Ita I'.fiil. ef li.iii ir.j t A. Pfrataua " for iiiii4 ...;,t t.ixe. L..t 7. Mm "i j i ' .( " ar.d additiuii f ?I i ha w n ka . 1 S. Iloia- j.tid Knatta. hunand ;: .! -Gf.. t.-. 1," .1. P-rklarl .M.i..:. t..i-ti;ii.d :ind w if-. 1 and oG.er vabi-. Lot la i::i;!s i:,j;.l s Crt addip.on to South Rr.d. Pad; M'iiiMin t. .1 n:r.f n. $1 ar.d ett.rr va!-;e. Ld JL" hird pi.it f o it t..-a ? ri i.liti.-n t-i S.m'.Gi It..I F. l N-.J1. to Ahrahtra I". I'.iir nnd ltu.v. Mi s '..a rid at.! v-1ft. ?I. Pirt r.f Pd I'kit ft M-.-.-.i's flrct a! iitiu to sv.ith lu-üd Nello It Vld. r. Fr.u.k Var.rindy ar.d I..vd!a. iiuL;r .! and wife. 1. I.e.t '."a. Sent Ii Lawn. v part if S.oitJ Heiid.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MILL MEET TUESDAY

Notre rnn;e Kr.'.ghts of Columbus will hadd their last meeting b-for tiie Ikister hediday.s in the. Walsh hall council chamber Tuesday r.Uht. Grand Knight Thomas J. Tobin will preside and Rev. Charles Wiltner. he-ad of the philosophy department will deliver the 10th ef a series of le. t ires in the K. of C. lyceum . uiirst' on "Our Iroblem of Kducatior." Music and entertainment will bo afforded by members of the council. Hefore the lecture a report of the progress of the K. of C. building fund campaign will be made by John Gavanaugh. committee treasurer, and preliminary plans for a third degree exemplification will bo made. The exemplification will be held either In South Rend or In Mishawaka about the middle of May.

INDIANA MAN GAINS 18 POUNDS

"Ho Ixioks Liko Another Porson SI noe Takln Tnnlac," Says Wife.

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Doesn't hurt a bit to lift sore, touchy corns off with fingers

fim'.h mi Ti:rsp.ss. Hene Va n v' h. n. 1617 S. Pranklln st.. h aas charged with: trespass on th- PM-.nsyI a nia ra!'.oad iropcrt'. as :ipd and costs!n th.e 4 ity outt. Monday morr.lrtr af.r pTeadin gaiity to the charge. .I-.tdg" Gilmer .:-peiid-d the tine. ',

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DR. BURKHAR 1 'rts rrti to rite hir-i tciay fo- a atmnt of Pr. Ioi-kb4rt"s Vc-f-taL - j.-rpourd. Pay fcr "-'t v Le- cu-el cf ver. Kidney. t-'tc.T.s :r. Tro-fc's. C-.-.Jt:-'l3n. Caurrii. Khruiritii.-r. Lir. t r.::s . rtrSetst cf rmeJie ana won-erful -rventative far Gnp. Flu. Avldrcis tr. 'r. t.. Ctaclnnti, O. For U t :l feiofo. ;ijr txc&Uacst jL1y.

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Your medicine shelf i a not wU etocked without a bottle of TONSUJNÄ,for you don't know what moment it may be needed to relieve a sudden s? of Sore Throat. Relieving Sore Throat is TONSILINE'S special mission. It is made for that advertised for that solJ for that one purpose. TONSILINE is the National Sore Throat Remedy. It it sold in

CTery ciaio in me union, icq r will need TONSHJNE one f

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Don't Suffer From Files

Sample Package of the Kamooi Pyramid Pile Treatment .Nor Offered Iee to I'rofr What It Will Do for You. Pyramid Pi! Treatment pives quick relief from itchlner. bleedlnir vr protrudinp piles, hemorrhoids and 'v at

Vc! Mait, Drop a little IVcczme n a hothersome corn, insumtly that crn stops hurting, then yoj lift it rigiit off. So pain! rlYy it. A few cents buys a tiny bottle of rp'.'Z'ilic at any drnr stör-. Tliis is Mithcient to rid your le'.t of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between ;he toes, also all calluses, and without th.t .-liirhtest soreness or irritation. It ioesn't hurt at all! IVeezone is the magic ether dis-covt-rv of the Cincinnati geniu

"My husb.xnd has actually gained eighteen pounds In Just a little over four weeks' time and says he Is feeling PiR tine as he ever did In his life," was the remarkable statement made n. few davs ago by Mrs. Mary

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Wayne, Indiana, wnue teiung oi ms wonderful recovery by t.xklng Tanlac. Mr. Winicker is a valued employe of the Eckart Meat Market, "For several years my husband had been In poor health and then about a year ago he had a severe attack of Influenza which was followed by pneumonia. After getting up he looked weak and thin and his complexion was ?allow. He thought he was able to go back to work anyway but he had worlced only five days when he was taken to the hospital and operated on for appendicitis. Well, when he came back home he was weaker than ever and I h.ad to wait on him all the time. Ho h.ad little or no appetite and his stomach was badly upset. Right after he took any nourishment gas would begin to form on his stomach and press close In around his heart and caiu.se It to palpitate so bad he said he thought he had heart trouble. He had a continual cough day and night and was never able to get much sleep, and we. became alarmed at his condition bicause he kept losing In weight until he got down to one hundrcd-nlneteen pounds. "Finally he said he was going to try Tanlac as he had been hearing so much about It, and we were slmnly overjoyed at the way he began to improve. He has taken four bottles now nnd I can hardly understand how anything could make such a difference In him. He weighs one hundred-thirty-seven pounds now. looks like another person entirely and is in perfect health. He eats just anything I prepare for him and is never troubled afterwards one bit. He sleeps like a child at night and Is working every day and says he does not think any person could feel better than he does4. I was suffering myself from Indigestion, bloating and palpitation after every meal and seeing what Tanlac did for my husband I began taking It too. And now- I can eat whatever I please without any trouble nnd am In splendid health. We both' think Tanlac is Just wonderful and feel deeply grateful for what it has done for us." Tanlac is sold in Sotith Rend nt the Central Drug Store and In Mishawaka at the Red Cros Pharmacy.

Eyes Strained? If your eye3 are work-strained or tired; if your vision i3 dim or blnrred; if it bothers you to read; if your eyes burn or itch or ache; if von wear glasses, fret a bottle of Bon-Opto tablets from your druspist, dissolve one in a fourth of a trlass of water and use from two to four time a day to bathe the eyes. lion-Opto has brought comfort and rettef to thousands and thousands. HoLt; rVxtOT my Don Opto tinjrUM ligblW ia a eti l tinw io inttf inrUafc

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