South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 103, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 April 1920 — Page 8

8 MONDAY MORNING. AI'IUL 12. 1020. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES ARCHDUKE THINKS South Bend Markets 1MY. ST HAW ,M) I KF.D. (forrMt. !!! by th Virte Miller Hour ü Frrd (r i2't S. .Mlrtdo.) NLW HAV-l'rtr:n? ?"0. -Uing IM. Ü J HAW Paying $1. llug flUU ot THAT SON IN LAW OF PA'S Pa's hopes were a little too high (Copyright. 1930. by Newiptpr Featuri Serlvce. Inc. AUSTRIA WRONGED i tP -WMV- NONE AfiS'LY BuY HE'rrOuND A PVD)-Vr I DlDNT SAY CEPR.IC CO!Nq. 12 rvOrttRPLfL Book, oh h?s trPtiElCES wrrvt THE AMERICAN tmP'j AVY WWHEßE, 1 SAID HE'D ARRAr-GED "TO UWE Wl 115 nß. FROWSY M?ED rOß INTENDS TD UIVE rCTZ fS Vn'HEk, PHD STUDY AtV rcrr HiND? r -' CWN, CTTORiC THOUGHT T BEST TD LJvE VJITH WIM V-frTRtr V.VfEKt X'' ' '.- :t OATS Paying v'e. olllr-.c ?1.00Q1 10 J " Member of Ilapshurp House Says Three AlacoLorraincs Were Made. I t. - k ft J J Li I ' J ' r I CUUN I'ijU g $140. felling Jl.To to II so CLOVEK SLLD-I'ajln? 2 bu . iflliE? $.JVü?j LU. alsijü; clover s-i:in tz. ALKALKA (NcrtLern growu) tT,0 00. They 04 both be arcfOABU:. DID HS PvR HPVH VVH ' ''ZSJZS7,

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nUDAPEST, April 11 The allies have made nr.t one hut throe AlsaceLorraine s of Hungry. Jfclarri Archduke Joseph of H.ijoturc. the man who wanted to be kinK of Hungary but whoso apiratlon:s were thwarted by the supreme, council at Paris. "We have not d-serve.I nurh treatment," ho sal l to a correspondent whom he rer ived in hU palace h re. '"We. did not want the war," he continued; "we pretexted against t-ikir- part in it. "The Germans fflt the war was Lr.und to come, and inasmuch as they wer ready while the othrr nations were not, they felt it was best it came when an opportunity was presenter! by the murder of the Austrian crown prince, particularly aa it w.'u bei i-vi-d Ilu.-fl a was thus Invitimr war." 1'alN to rnder-tand Th archduke professes t) he unable to understand why t) allies object to him. "Of course I am a Ilapsburir." he Faid, "hut why should there bo so much enmity against the Hapshurprs on the part of the allies? Is it left-over propaganda?" His adherents arpue that the people of Hungry want a kintf and that Arrhduke Joseph is the best liked tnan in th country. Th correspondent found him working at his memoirs on hi desk in the library off his palace- which is resplendent in marble, tapestries and rar bronzes. He is a short man of medium weight, Flow in movement. deliberate of speech, with a typical nose .and pal e blue yes of the 1 Iapsruirrs. Ho i-tlll wore a military uniform and about his neck hum: the jrrand cross of the Leopold order. ( 'ommentinp on the Hungarian peace treaty, he said: Country's Tortum. "The future of Humrary now. with our restricted frontiers. appears n.'ainly agricultural, although I am .-ure sooner or later our lost provin(s will be returned to us. Fortunately for me, I am a farmer." Th archduke formerly possessed three estates. One of these of T.O.'00 acrM is in Transylvania which is occupied by the Rumanians. Anther larpe farm is in t'i formerly I Iuntrari.TTj. territory t.iven to the Czechs. "I wonder if I shall ever Kt theso farms back," he said. "I bought them with my own money many years aco. Money whish I earned myself. There were not crown properties passed to me by inheritance." The archduke fMII retains a farm of 10, 00 acres at Alcsuth which he now manages, often working In the :;elds

RUSSIAN OFFICERS IN CONSTANTINOPLE MUST BE REGISTERED

r.y Apsoepited rren: CONKTANTINuru:. Arril 11 (ion. Apapleff, commanding tho Nouth Russian forces in Constantinople In conjunction with the British commandant, has issued orders that all Russian army and navy officers In Constantinople must register before April 12, under penalty of arrest. This is presumably for the purpose of sending thousands of Russians back into Crimea. It H estimated that more than '0,000 Russian refugees are in Constantinople, probably half of them men of military are. There is little employment, consequently Russians have become a great burden on Constantinople. which L-s vastly overcrowdoj. Fond m becoming scarcer ddily because f the farmers' refusal to shir' food here. The Americans have already sent 200 refugees of military from I'rotl back to Crimea and It Is expected that a general deportation f (Ulcers , and soldiers will begin soon from Constantinople and other tefugee centers to Crimea.

BRITISH MINISTER IS ON WAY TO U. S.

I'.r As-opiated Tress: LONDON. April 11. Sir Auckland C. Oeddes, the now Rrltish am)assador to the United Ftate-H, left Sunday inornlnw for Liverpool, where he will board the steamer for his voyage to America. There was a large gathering at the Huston station to see him off. anions the number being Ambassador John AV. IXivis and Mrs. Davis and Antirew TJonar Law. In a message to the press. Sir Auckland told of his appreciatin of the manner in which the Rritish press had helped him since his appoint m e n t. "The press." he said, "is one of the mt Important, ierhaps th most important, enprlne whereby mutual ro?pcrt and understanding between tho HrltL-h nnd American people can bo maintained and whereby their relations can b kept tree from misconception. In the admirable tone of the Rritlsh press I see every Indication that I may regard it as a powerful ally in my eftorts to promote International understanding: "

RESERVE BANK HEADS CONCLUDE CONFERENCE

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SJVS RESERVATIONS ARE POLITICAL BUNK

Ry As.M-iattvl Pr -ms : SAVANNAH. C..i.. April 11. Atty. Clr-n. I';ilmrr. h(.s campaign through fJeorKla was Interrupted by Illness, drelare.l in an address her SundAv night that most r.f the senate reservations to the peace treaty wer. "political hunk." Referring to tho vote- rast for him in the Michigan rriniary, Mr. Palmer Paid he was consoled "by the fart that there is . so lare a 'German vote.' Po larpe ;i red radical vote there, and that a senator of the ITnited States lias been ?entenred to the penitentiary for two years."

GREAT SEAL HERDS MIGRATE NORTHWARD

JXTXI7AI', Alask.i, April 7. Residents of Sitka say that th herds of seal micrratintr northward toward Hering sea thi.-? spring are greater than they havo peen in years an.l that the migration Is three wooks ahead of its usual time. Counties? thousands of the peal have been passing jitka. Government officials say the great size of the migratory herd Is evidence that the government" protective measures have been effective.

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PROPAGANDA USED AGAINST AMERICA

Bolsheviki Also Employ Posters to Stir Anger Against Allies.

TUR II AO UK. April 11 The bolshevik! are conducting a strong campaign against America, England and France by the skillful use of huge propaganda posters In Moscow, says (?. Nijpols, correspondent of the Amsterdam Handelsblad who visited soviet Russia this winter. He found muci: to admire from an artistic standpoint in the designs of which he saw many in the railway stations. "Tills poster campaign is certainly a very clever piece of work," he writes. "Hoth the educated and unlettered classes are struck by them, the first by th writing beneath, the second by the drawings themselves. The campalcn was directed along three great lines: First, to cultivate hatred, loathing and fear for such men as Kolchak and Denikine: second, to breed hatred of the entente, especially ugMntit the 'capitalistic triumvirate, frYance, Enffland ami America never Japan, Italy, the Pole or Czecho-Slovaks but always this triumvirate, pictured as the bour?eole paraslting upon the proletariat: and. third, to prevent desertion among the red soldiers.

Claiming that It holds fish more securely than the ufual type of hook, a Norwegian has patented a fish hook with the barb at one side of instead of inside the point.

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Into the reserve institutions. : ut there vros r.o indication of the attitude of bankers. Commercial paper re-di.-vour::-1 by the reserve bunks h. .i:mot doubled In amount since Nie.:.ber.

In India, as Ung as their pirrr.ts are nlive. th- S'ns, Though married nr d with i hi'd:"-n f th own. do r.ot ep;tr ite. .-.:t li'. e m the same house aril ur-.il.r th- rtiiiur.ai.'l uf their parents

Tlie r:tr.i'- t f l.me fa-'tory at Itjukan. or'A.iv. ; iii:..-.l t tho largest p.iu.r .-t itioti i:. thworld, and to l e aM- produce -00,000 kilograms of nitrate a day.

HAVE YOU A SPARE ROOM? Furnished rooms needed for a great number of high grade men Immediately The Studebaker Corporation is going to employ 1 ,000 additional high grade mechanics each month for the next five months. A great many of these men will be single men who will vant FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE HOMES. IF YOU WANT TO CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING IF YOU WANT TO HELP SOUTH BEND GROW Keep your unused or vacant rooms listed with Studebaker. USE THE COUPON OR WRITE OR PHONE THE CO-OPERATIVE DEPARTMENT of the STUDEBAKER CORPORATION.

FILL OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY. The Studebakei Corporation, Co-operative Department. Have rooms (describe rooms) Located Remarks Signed

When we make an increase in prices we feel that the public should know the reason why. When we held the price through the war and past war times we did well. We hoped to be able to continue the old prices, but it can't be done. We have granted another increase in wages, which makes an increase of more than fifty percent in eighteen months twenty percent in less than two months. The new wagons we are buying are two hundred and fifty percent higher than in 1917. There is not a single cost item in our business that has not increased from ten percent to four hundred percent in three years, and it seems there is no relief in sight. We are confronted with a most serious condition in the ice industry. We cannot continue the present delivery service at prevailing prices. There is no other company giving like service for the money. Beginning April 12th prices to family trade will be increased twenty percent. This is lower than many other cities are giving. We believe the public will see the justice of our action. We ask your cooperation, and assure you that no increase is ever made by this company until we are forced to do it.

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; Trust iniipa t;y. .Vlininlstrat'T of I he ; t it.- ..f .!(.;. ii lh.rv.ith lite of St. Ji.s.'pli ; vV'ir.ty, in tti Sf;it- of I ri lia n a . .leoeis-.I. i VN'.'ti'v Is Jler.-t.y ;i-a t- t!i 1 ;t i h r.it'-ort ;ml ivio'-i f .-1 1 . 1 !,!'. I. ut . rr : j a.-il ;:!1 other pvrs.uis Inter te.l in f.iii! zzz , estate. th:tt s;iM . ! in i i s t ra t o r lias rih-'I :Z j In this rurt its ii' i'ii'int aiol t: r-rs i l"'r t!ie liu.d settIo:n-nt of snl.l et.-it". H j : n 1 they are therefore hereby re.julre.l rEEE i f Le aii'l appear in KaM murt the

Ittfh 1.1 y f April. T2f. avIku the t-a-'ie 111 he heard and make pro-if of fher 1 1 i r i i . or hdm tu any part of i-.iid estate, and slunv ause If any f!iTe te, why said av a:nt a:id vii:rhers slmuhl Hot he approved. WltlKS-. ttie t'lerk und ttie Seal of t!.e St. Joseph "ir'ijit i'unrt at S-oitl Pen. I. I lid ia i; i, L'n.l ilav of April. l'.'Jil. WII.lt! K M. WAUNi:i. Cl. rk. Anderson. 1'arker, Crnhi'il v 'rn ni p.o k r. Attorneys for Kt;ite. Apr :: in

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notk i: to mtitx.i: (dNTiiK roit Notice is liereliy flVell thit Healed proposals will . r.-e.-ived l.y tin I Ire. t.r of the Indiana State Iliiiway '..ni :n i s - siull :it . o!T!,-e hi the eapitol .;:lldinL'. in I Iidla ni J.' !! s. up to feu (loi oM lo. k a. in. April l.", 1 uiicii all j.roposals he ptildirly opi i.eil and rerid. Tl.e work eontemjdated is the eotisf ru t h.ii of tlie followinir l.ri.lires .o St-ito nilmavi : street No 1; proje. t No. r. A. 11; i.ver llautro 'r.-.-k: on r.ad. I.in. olii ; ..nnt. St. Joseph; a p I I ox i. mite Jenu'th. - .pan.-('-.m'-I I'" The dans and pp-ith ntions n;:iy he oamliied at th ofTi.e ,f the state Hicl. way 'ornin!s-lotj in th- erij-itol 1'tilIdit.iT. OT tojdeS thereof will !e fol'Warded tip" a a p a in.-nt of two dollars (-'. per

t-trueture to the Director. j Kach hldder, with his pr .p-.s ,. shool 1 suhnilt his l.ond i.ayahh- f the State "f

Indiana In the jien.il su:a of one and one half 1 -j times tlie fiuioiint of Iii- prj.osal with pod and s'llTP l-n t -e. nrity lo th. ajij.roval of the Dir.-tor. ..nddion.-d upon the taithfiil perforiiian of the work in accordance with the prof,V, plans ah'l sjie. Itications th.-n-'n n-t forth and coia!it!.ncd al-o upon the payna vt hy the contractor and nil sn ! -coi. ? r.o t rs for nil lahor prtor:::ed and materials fnrnlsljeil in the toiistru. ti'.n of t! e

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he only on tlie form -p.-dried l.y the I- I rector, copies of which will h furnished :

on re'i'jest. ; The rlt-'ht is re-rved hy the Ii!re'tort WANUlh Middh to reject any or ad hlds or t award n ! era 1 nerd!. ;m.o

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NON-KIIDI.M Mirilt.. State of Indiana. St. Jo- ph Com:.'. In th- St. Jo-epii Snp. iio; r..jrt. I'o.iry Tern . l'..o !;.it!." r.ra'.t . K"Se J'.t.'llt. DiVor- e. No .".".;'.. Ih- It Ki.o'.vn. '1 h it f :.e a'M.. :.:,!. . iMnintltf h.i- filed t.t the . . f ; i of 1:... c'h-rk . f said :jrt hi "loplalnt acaio-t "a!d I'effhdüt 111 'he a'".' J 'i " t'" y.-ther with a JiToj.er l.ftid.ivit l.i.f n:!l Jofeadint. H"- ltr int. i- nor a r--l-

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Said I .-f. t.dint is h.r.-'.y n..t!"-d t! ' in id !- wi'd t.ind f .r t t 1 on r ".Mi l il iy of M iy. lM'-o. ti e h trio- !.';- the fit:: " i;iy of ?!,e j,, Tt fer:,i of , r I 'Oirt to ri.l!lIlil-Mll' Jit th' itj of S"l:"l i;,-nd. !! the :m Monday In May n v i! whh h il.-v caPI Defeh liat Is re-plre i to a Pi' "i r to -aid a- t ion. W II. I'.r U M W.VltM.l:, -l.-rV Py MareaP t Ii;",', .-p :U Ih t ti-'. !' ah'l Jt.' rr i -f !-;. Attorii-;- t. r Plaintiff Marl'T Apr :

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i:t.tf of John A. l er N OTIC I. or rix.xi. At Oil NT. Uy Direction of Kath'-rihe .Myers, Ad-ihihi.-tratrlv of the Kstuto of John A. Myers, late .f St. Jo-eph th.unty, It. tin' State ,f Indhma. de-e.isr-d. Not !'? is Hereby .iiveii to the heir?, Je'' j'e.-s ,;,(! (Jevh-rcs f Sail d i.-d' t.t,

and al! other j-ersot.s Tntt-re-ted l:i -aid i - - estate, th it f.il I A-lr.lnlsrratrix Lis llh'd i WANTIlI) u ej .-! :. . ! in this court her amount and voii.-l ers iiri-r; mit L".- e a .V -for th" t-nal t-. tt P-ir.ent of Mai l estate. pny -ood v j - t . r.r'.f in and they ar- therefore herei.j- required in jT?-oii ; 1 not t j ;. to he mid njipear In said urt on the , dry Co., l-'d S. .'dh h '.111 L'.'th dav of April. l'.O, u!i.-ri the -aine' - will he'heard and make proof of their : MMN ' .":D

heir-hip, or rhiirn to any part ft -nid, f r f-fendy f.vt-.ry work. Ajp' estate, and show i-s;;s" if fiiiV t:ee t.y.i 3T"1 S l'rahr.'.ih t . .M lb -ry why said a ountunt and vouchers hhoul 1 Mfr. Co. i.ot !.e fipprov-d. ; - -

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