South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 104, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 April 1920 — Page 5

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QUESTION AMOUNT OF MONEY WOMEN SPEND ON UNDIES Drlmii Tnifltumt'ii A d in i t W oinan Could r n d Lb"00 in Tlin-c WVrk-.

Fighting to Recover Daughter

MOONSHINES ARE CAPTURED BUT ' NOT MOONSHINERS

BATTLE FLAGS GIVEN , TO STATE MUSEUM

ih:ti:oit. aitü i. hw iiiijf h a AO':, in mi-.' i'ik"!.;it'!y i fn fn l;r-f r;- i-1 a ("j--tion which ;n 1 I' M ti iL,'!.; to tli- 1"!'- hi th V'. n- t n: r. t y 1 1 : v I ; fnuisi , ,i ( ' i : 1 1 ii t- la-. t.-itf-:it. hi- v. ;!'. !rain II'-?.', of 'h.-iCo. . r.t in i'.w iirnrcric i r; ;i'. w-k" ,Iu'!l'' Hoot granted, u i:ort ! John l:. !! '!. w t'lhy l-Tio,t n. t n u f.i t ii r r. Mi-.-- . !-. h ot of tli- Vi-itim: llnn'-i-, i.j,r-' - -oi i.i t ion. y.iy that a 1'ru- ; il lio- if.- uhn m.iko 1 1 r- own 1'ith'-, 1:;j inri;i hlv ;tu ;it- ; ir s frKoN r,n; Mipply her.1- If Willi . !!.l r'.vf-.ir for a -.r at a cot of ) o rr.orc than I --ij! ial- I.i-tcil. Mi- I''.- i-stim.'iti' of f -.-rit;aI.s i i unilr-rwr.ir is as follows: T'.vo h-a . y union .-"ii!-'. ?4l: lirht suit--. ?J.7: two nrst io-rs, $1.7; or.'- or't. ?.-.; two ;'inrhttr j.f ; t j, oi t j. $'.''.; on i.i -n-'Aii petti o:it, one satten tti'-ont, J2.oJ: two niirht rlresM-. i). tot.i!. $2"... JVV,ruary quiitaJ.or.s on thes. it m ar- about Ihre. l"-r ent higher. Th-- total estimate "i th minimum clothing cot for a :ar something like "oijM Mrs. Ir.un I5rebr. actually -riI fl.sno on linder in live fk.v? Managers of lingerie il p.irtonrits in Detroit .tnrrs s-mU'wl in- ! ilcntly an-i repnl. ".Mo.-t : M.-illy. Why not?" In witness i hereof they exhibited nioiis airy triilos il noininatl ur.'li'-s" hv sTih-lfhs. with tiriM

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ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE

Don't buv a so-called "Phonograph" or "Talking Machine." There is only one GENUINE "VICTROLA" sold here bySouth Bend's only "BIG RELIABLE-OLD ESTABLISHED" Music House of ELBEL BROS.

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rnalt'd meal. 1" hh-!s of ;ii..-;i j find two horses u-d for tran- ri.i -1 tiof. of til I:". ;'. ! Th- p' (lition was in of a s':ij .i'fir.ir rondt: td l-y J'l'i'h ü-itio-i j au'nts who ha' h-.ohi "art : s in L-inetoii. COfMECEMET PETE ! CALLED STYLE SHOW

Name "Bayer" is on Genuin Aspirin say Bayer

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;. 'graduation u'k in th' l-iank:'oit J I hi.-h . hod ar- 'd-'Ci-:."rat in ; in:o j fashion sh.ows or inatrii.ioni al i intricu-s." it as d fl.-r'l m a rr--; ! Cent is;i- of 1 i i i i I.:f-. ill-- m.Imu'I's :; j r.vypap,r. A d-a i"i ro'nnion . I yrnsr wa s in ad' .

Look Insist upon these 2 TRADE-MARKS

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Insist on "Dayrr Tablets of Aspirin" in a "Bayer pickacrr," rontainins proper directions for Col.s.

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i "It is .i t:m r- j.ai;d i n i ikh- i Pain, Headache, Nruralpla. IumVai j ion. whi' h is al,solui iy i i.il aiows j po. and Rhpurnatism. Name "Bay-

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j 1 rankiori, to n,t- io i,u. stio' 4 ! which ro.-t or ::0. i" snit-. and ; j ( (-r thir.K ls in jo op. rt ion ' 1 1 1 '. J paper says. It adds thai unh-v .-nif j taction is taken, many of th" -niois ' I u ill 1-f fored to i--inaiii awav the social e r Is.

crihrd hy physicians for ninctren yf.trs. Hanly tin boxes of 12 tablets roft few rents. Aspirin is tratie n.nrk of Bayrr Manufacture of Mor.oar MicncidPster of Salicylicacjd. Adv.

t was mark'-d $27, with a combina

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prices rould c impunity.

Boudoir sets run all the ;4v from

to $100, silk- hoe from ?.." to l't the pair, and other accessories are at corresponding price?.

SMALLEST MAtX A ILLINOIS FOUND DEAD

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M.f!OMI!, III., April 12 Illinois' smallest man is deatl here. H Js John KVllnv. :,u .'.irs old. a inches jm hr-ihf. u.i-hin' 130 pounds. !lhy died of apoplexy a lew days a. Years ak'o circuses were biJ-o'lm,-for his s rvices. 11. spurned all beratiso of :-. If-consfioilsnf s.S of his dimlnutivenes-i. In Kelley's : ountrer days his less waue doubie.;ointed, permitting him to nunc as 1 apidlv" li.xkward as forward. lf 'i normal from the wait im. Iiis only dformi:y boinic in Iiis limbs. All his life Un worked (n .1 farm here, usirie; a step-ladder when har-no-in ' hi., team.

Mr. EltM Lntino nd Her Two Other Children Herbert Six Years, inc Catherine. Two Years Old. ! 1 Mrs. liNie Lertino. Brooklyn. N". Y.. who is :ihtin in the courts to ' recover her fi e-year-oh! daui,'ht r. Klsi I'ldüips B ntino. from the ens- I tody of .Mrs. Ada l-Vsrc. a danciutr !acher. Mrs. I'f.s'T loca'lv adopted j little lilsi' more than a ar atro bcaus. th' irirTs mothr was in rinan- 1 cial straits. Sine' th ad".ption Mrs. Lentlno's brother has returned from j Franc and has furnished a home for the mother. I'isie is Mrs. Leii lino's j child by a former marriage. Soon after her birth the baby bcame iil. ! and was cared for by r. iahbors until .VocmbT, r.'lv. when Mis. Feser 1 offered t. adopt her. About that tlun Mrs. Lentino's vrrr,n( husband 1 was arrested and sent to Sim; Sin. where he is nw imprison'!. ;

Jl mild Harness Electric Poivcr of Aurora Horcalis H IPACIO, April 1 2 Fosibilit v of liarrassin- the rniphty electric forces of the Aurora Borcalis and utihzinp: them for tr le-raph and telI hon current and other power was s.'rn during th.e recent Aurora display by Yilfr-d Weber, wire chief for th.p Western l.'nion Telegraph ompany here. 'Such a drc;. m is r.ot 'jnrealizable." he said. "The voltace ,,f the Aurora Is so ld-h that it micht have been used to send telegraph .hps'n?. The chief difficulty, it seems to me. is the irregularity of the Aurora current."

FRIENDS OF JEWISH CAUSE GET D. IL L.

FINVINWATT. O . April 12 Jacob II S.li iff, financier and philanthro-pi-:. and I.mi!s Marshal!, jurist and publit'i.-t. both i-)f New York. will oe lionor. d wit!-, th.e deer of Doctor of H. brew Laws I. H. L. , uv :h- Hfl-n w l'nion ("um ). of this city at its next j:ra dilating exercises :i .June. Mr. S. biff and Mr. Marshall aro t!:- first men upon whom those tv. sro s will bo -sowed. The honor will be ' oni'i rr--d in rec ognition of :hir promotion of the Jewish a Ue.

Eyes Weak? If your eyes arc weak and trcrkitraired; vour vision blurred, if you find it dfticult to read and must ivear glasaea, ro to yoar drugpist Bnd get b bottle of Bon-Opto tablets. Drop cr.e in a fourth cf a irlass of water and bathe the eye two to four tünes a day. Stronger t-yes, clearer vision, and sweet relief rill male you tell your friends about Bon-Opto. Vot- tVrter r B-"n Opt c trrnrth m$ht la a wfca time in uaor ntnu.

SIR A. CONAN DOYLE DEFENDS SP I R ITU A LI SM

is also a belt of Kiev mediums, h' when the power deserts th 111 are immoral enough to till up the gap by fraud.

"But our band.- air cban. We;

LONDON, April 12. In a debate have .lone all wo oiild to sup-

drfendinpr spiritualism Sir Arthur Conan Doyle divided mediums into "jet black and snow white." "The jet .black are those human hyenas who have gone about preying on a sacred thine: and devi.-msr

press that horrible traffic."

TOKIO. April 1". Japanese troops will not be withdrawn from Yladivo.-td until the mnace to

paraphernalia to deceive the living j lives and property has be n retimved. about the dead the most horrible ! according to a war office statement

crime a man could commit. There

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CHOOSE shoes that give them room to grow shoes that are shaped like feet By wearing such shoes, they can be insured a lifetime of toes free from corns, bunions, callouses, weak arches, ingrowing nails, etc. We urge mothers to choose Educator Shoes for their children. For Ed ucators are scientifically shaped to fit the feet. They "let the feet grow as they should'. The re are good-looking Ed ucators for older feet, too. You II want them once you slip them on.

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FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN

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Theodore ROOSEVELT:

( ( jj 'WEN men who are not profess edly religious must, if they are frank, admit that no community permanently prospers, either morally or materially, unleMs the church is a real and vital element in the community life." Put a church in a town and all real estate values increase. Put a church in a town and it becomes at once a center of inspiration for better schools, better politics and general community improvement. Put a church in a town and you insure a community where law and order reign, where the personal and property rights of men and women are respected, where children grow up trained in the ideals that have made America great. Kill the church and you kill the Voice that is constantly calling men to more unselfish living. Kill the church and you cut the nerve of your hospitals, your colleges, your civic organizations and even of respect for government itself. Thirty denominations, realizingthat the problems facing them are too great to be solved by any one denomination alone, are cooperating in a great forward campaign under the name of the Interchurch World Movement. No modern business could have made a more scientific survey of the task than these denominations have made. No budgets could be more carefully drawn. You have the satisfaction of knowing that every dollar you give has its post cf duty assigned to it in advance. Every dollar for a better Am;rica and a better world. For an American where the ideals of Washington and Lincoln and Roosevelt will continue to grow strong. When your church calls on you in the campaign week of April 25th give, and give with your heart as well as your pocketbook.

INTERCHURCH World Movement of Worth America 7A fkhlutin tf t Kts tavtrttitmttt is nsJe pstih!i thrturh ttt ntftrstin $f thirty tcntntntti!.

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Put a different number in each of the nine squares, using numbers one to nine inclusive, no two figures alike. Make a total of your figures in each column equal to fifteen, no matter which way you add. up and down, riht and left, or corner to corner, through the center. TRY IT! We will ive $2 5.00 to each of the first 20 persons sending in the correct solution to the above problem, money to be applied as part payment on the purchase price of a lot.

Meadowbrook Farm Subdivision

A beautiful addition directly east of stop one on Nile car line and Dixi- I luhv.av. new paved road to Niles, Mich.; convenient to t. Marys car; half hour service. 3r fare. Lots 75x142. Prices $100 to S155. Splendid building ite. Prir es reasonable, 'b-rmv $5.00 down. $1.00 per week. The winner will be promptly notified. Write your name and addict plain!'.-. .'-nd your answer by letter only to

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