South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 86, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 March 1920 — Page 11

X IlIPAY MOIIM.M., M.UCCH -H. IV-'J 11 ENGLISH ADVOCATE SULTAN'S REMOVAL WAR FORTUiXES V GREAT BRITAIN TO BE SUBJECT OF TAX REPORTED SERIOUS Easter is one weck from Sunday- Gct rcady nowI B

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T.ONDO.V. March 27, Disapproval of the FuprmiP council's i!" I.-!on to ' t!ir Jv.jltnn on the thron In ':'stantinopb. J-i oicr.I ,y many Kr.cÜshm n nho r rni mlr ;ial:ofl,.s ftrc.' ' nun iation of "AbtJ'Jl th I a run-1." The arr hbi-ho l N w VriK. ." .akin.:; at a ".iioct.-un c.f.f n n ?-a i! : "To tli '! i ! ; -a j"p.ii.tTn nt of fill iht js t r ; i T iri JhrisW-nrlorn. th. uii.S"..ik,il!f Turk, is apparently rtiil to f ! ft in poh ion of '.'nil- ( Tit i i : t .!. Whit th-.- results may is alreoiv ! ir.ir vjüi'-Jentlv

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tan.!, this is ;i :n.t: r that ouht t'i '! '! ; !piri the ror.-""ienee of t'o Ilriti-h i. ;. We have- reJ".:i' liv ati'I in tho i.if.st .s'jlTiin v..:. Ki 11 i'iir .i-'iraix o t th4-" vn'.app;. p I j i tJi.it th-- allies at ba-i intern! 1 to hhr thvnt from t!i t n.-r in' r i of their en nibs. We. who hae. made s uiin h f the fhairi- f roirariiin n!nnn olui;:atl"iis .is sfr,ii- f p;i p r, i'are not iCD'im the4--- sob pm ami 1 j u t 1 1 as-ur.inr-'. ami .-oni way mut b' if tii- -nnv -n f Christendom is to li- : t i .--r " 1 for protecting lhi'- whom Wf h.'ivc ttivm i:r tvibiiiu r t 1 .'ii'.'l tr mi s-"."." If th rnit-l Stits f riimcnt ! fin!t-!y r-f u.- t r u c-pl a. man-!at-for th" alm mi4-: ra t in of Arirenian an'aiis. til- ihitih halmr party h.as inli a t. 1 that it will in-fi.-i as an alt -rnalr. sohl tarn that t K - ntire region l nouu as Turkish Armenia 1- nie 1 'I from Turkish ri er-is nty. Iii party takes an aiti'n! f frt( tin;? au.iin-t any '! "f snbrilinatim,- tin- Armenian s 1 1 ;-mnt to -oii:l'rat'r-. of Irv.lian poli y.

LONDON". Mr.rrh 23. Klchty thu5.ind persons in Uritain ivrf rai:-fd to th4 rank of "ha!? I orlion" miIllonair-s tr better t y th war. Sir John AndfTson. chairman f th" hoard of inland r wnvc, t !d thf- house- of rommons conit u i 1 1 which J cor.M-b rir. Ih? q:j-htfon of taxing war fortun;i th.at r.0O persons during th'war achirv-'d income? of 3.000 po-.::.d.s or ratter. Tho ron;mittp. howevc-r. .'if having k'r at dühctllty in dv;srq a ineans of t s t v:hTfb it an if rnilii- wlio are rtall war pro;.tf'..j-s. "It is lmpowirMO to devise a t-hi -r; i riy wh ic Ii th" irti t'r r ran I-.- 5p . iallv d-:it with," h.o told th- M. !'.. "Till tho dr y of jud-rrnrnt wo won't know who he is.'

Condition in Public Schools of St. Louis is Said to be Acute.

SCIENCE USED IN HANDLING OF BEES

Wabash Man Makes Report of Methods in California.

KUBELIK in RCHASES ESTATE TOR LARGE AMOUNT IN VIENNA

Vir.NNA. Marc! .Ian KuKlik. i'lini.-t. ii; Ju. t p.irrh ts' d a 7'al.n fot- .1.i'M'.,o' ( inun?, it N iijiTioant -d. A f v; wt.'i:H ao th1 Trila' c was for J.7I','.,,"I rwn-. This is an .v.tmoh ! th4 f- vri.'-h fp'u;atin in real --tat- wiiih has

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cial leis'.atit.n. parti-n!arly the proj4os t) le v on the firtun ". and al bei-au-i- 'f the K'in rally nn-ertain Ftate of the -n.i:ry's tiiiauces. Many larv:4 prop tti- in Yienr.a are rurttI t have haiil hands as oftrn as thiee tunes :n one week. jilas have ! n sold and refold Until thfir n;i's h.i- tlou'ded.

INIHANAPOLIS. Irul., March 23. Hvf-ry beekeeper in California Is a professional and they follow the buMne.-s alonjj hcientitic lines with th- idea of obtaining the muxlmum amount of honey, according to F. J. Kettle. Wabash, in a ntvort to tii d-partment of conservation. Mr. Kettle represented the Indiana Slate Keekeeners association at the national convention of beekeepers in Kansas City. Mo., in January. Ho iuus returned to Indiana after npndivK the winter near Itedlands, Cab, wh-re he studied the industry. California produces moro honey than any other state in the union. Mr. Ketticr found thf averat;e California beekeeper maintained 100 rolor.hs where in Indiana the. aver;ikc number f colonies is K. One Californian has 10,000- colonies. IC. S. Milkr of Valparaiso, with 400 (fdoni's, and Van Wenden Rros., of Hebron, with approximately "00

j colonies, are the largest beekeepers I in Indiana.

MAKE EFFORTS TO SECURE RECRUITS

PORTABLE HOUSE GIF ES JOLT TO IL C. L. riHC,ti. Mar. ii LT.. The de1'tlt Of th" por'olble hol.se as a sol u -ti..n of the biu-h co.-; of renting. ! ive-1 a jolt her- td. iv. i li ; iii.i i-iniitiTs 1'efl!'d

' lll Ulll- II ...t 1o Complete .- t'.iil, up pro-. s of the Ibst .f Ih'-e h'-n-.s. They wer' crib red to 'op w i t k y William I'rim- union ;. . p- 1 1 1 f otücia!. "The portabl.- limi..' i a pr.jt nralnst th- int r- sts f ' n anir.ation. i'.rims said. "The real union made hMJ.' - i.- ma.b- by union '"- penters h-re. not eit of town." . "Th- limis-' is union-nvob-. every l.irt i-f it." K. S ltas.---tt. luinl-er-man b.ok of the ptoj.-rt. stated to.l.iy. "The rub i tint the material V...S not pinduo d by a Chi a.;o eollern.,, LAST 1M)IAA TOLL ROAD TO BE CLOSED

Strenuous efforts arc beinff made by th navy department to secure a larpo number of men for the various naval reserve forces and tho local recruiting station haa been supplied with circulars and Information for enrollment. Special advantages arc beinrr offen-! by the department at the present time in the way of ratuties anil increases in pay. Men already

J in the reserve forces and who wish to transfer to the regular navy will

also bo piven special consideration, states Chief Commissary Steward Albert:;rn. Members of the local station have b-n informell that the bill providing fr increases in pay for every en'ivted ratinp in the navy is now bein considered in a joint confer-eia-e of house and senate committees ami is expected to b4 favorably pass-d on within the next few weeks. Th bill now under consideration proiles for an increase in pay from Jan. 1. 1920.

ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 2 3. Tho shortage of school teach rs here, .a id to bo due to inadequate wages, h.as become acute. Many schools are without sufficient instructors, and in several instances high ?chool graduates, without normal school training, have been placed in charge of clarscs. In one such instance, arcordinj? to a statement i.-sued by the teachers, a hish school graduate who received his diploma last January, has been placed in charge of high school classes, one of which is engaged In a !-tuly a year in advance of anything encompassed in the course from which he was graduated.

Many teachers have resigned accept more lucrative positions the commercial field, and as a suit, the statement asserts some the classes at times are without

rtructors. The wage scale of high school teachers ranges from 5 1,388 to $2,8SS, and for elementary Instructors, from J1.03S to

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Declaring that he stole the watch as an act of restitution Tom Snyder, whose home Is in New Buffalo, Mich., but rooms at 211 W. Tutt St., pleaded guilty to a charge of petit larceny in the city court Thursday mornlnr. Snyder took the timepiece from a fellow employe, Alex Sllvienskt Snyder told the court that Slivienski and other employes had been unfriendly and hostilo to him. Slivinski said that the watch was worth about $20 but it was purchased in France while he was a member of the American Expeditionary forces and therefore valued it as a keepsake. Judge Gilmer withheld his decision until Saturday mornirg pending a further investigation by the probation officer. Snyder was released on a $100 bond. SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. Henry Lamson. truck gardener, fell off a roif, landing with one foot in a milk can. Unable to find a canopener, he hobbled two miles to a plumber who did It.

MliX'S HATS SHRINK. Men's hats this year will shrink in size in proportion to the demand of women for summer furs, dealers here declared. Men's spring hats on display hero are notable for their small size and heft in price.

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rilh'ACO. March -r.nbfrt W. Fimpson's jrTdong,l jag may cost his children ?2r'"

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rer.'s part of th- f ""). ''ü -stat of his fith.r. !! cluired in court li. r- to. lay that his brothers and rUt.rs had plietl hint plentifully v;tii lienor for months and during that time he s;-n-d many papers, the contents of which h- was ignorant.

sr.i.iiiT ii:i.i:;.ti s. T'1M:KA. Kas.. March "J Four harmonious Kansas republican district ronv ntitms today had named ;clit b leu ites t the national convention. All "f them were uninstructed. William Allen Whit4. hew c. er. is known t favor Henry

Allen for president.

Our wagon men are allowed to sell coupon books for cash only. No ice will be left except where coupons are available to the delivery man, or where an order is given for a coupon book. This does not apply to t 1 1

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See tomorrow's about "Cash Ice."

SFVi Let us demonstrate to you that it is possible to give real dry cleaning service. Just call Lincoln 1903. That number brings service to your very door.

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n "HE smart styles we have here are designed exclusively for us; when you see tliem, you'll like them. The models for young men have many very attractive features. Generally speaking, the effect produced is of a slender well-set-up figure; soft roll fronts; deep chested, square notched Japels. The new colors and patterns are very snappy; checks, overplaids, stripes, iridescents and beautiful plain colors in browns, blues, greys, greens, oxfords. You'll find here assortments that will repay attention on your part; extremely large and varied selections; clothes of the highest type; the sort of things it's a real pleasure to choose from, and

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Broken lenses duplicated the same day. Dr. J. Burke 230 S. MICHIGAN ST.

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Un ion Shoe Company 223 So. Michigan Sr.

THE new English shoulders predominate the 1 920 style trend for spring; they give the wearer that virile, athletic drape to the shoulders; they're designed to "slenderize" the body lines. Many other fine styles Raglans, loose fitting English types, form fit and belted models. A remarkable collection of styles, fabrics, colors, patterns and weaves for choice $35, $40, $45, $50 to $65.

LL that is newest in style, fabric and weave; all the style ideas t. that are to be seen in our prep" suits for young men are here in these knicker suits and top coats for boys. New hats in clever all-over stitched styles; new caps, one piece top, plain or fancy patterns. New waists, new shirts, hosiery, in fact everything that a boy wears, except shoes. Exceptional showing of suits at $12.50, $15, $18.50, $22.50, $25 to $40. '

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