South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 105, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 April 1920 — Page 13

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

WEDNESDAY MOnXTXC, APRIL U. 1920. 13

SERVANTS THRIVE

ON FRUITS OF THEFT

Future Ruler Weds Frenchman

J'jnployrrs Kef use to Prosecute for Fear of io-in

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N'KT YORK. ArrI! 13. An Increase cf ZZ per e?nt In burglary ir.rjranco rat. whldi has Just been put Into fct ha- brought to Hellt th fart th.it r-mployf-r?. marlo tlt7ilj y tho hhort.it: of domestic vorkr. aro to!ratintj thefts from thHr v.arrirobf txid wine cellars in order to r tain the few Fcrvants thej' have 'Jn captivity." Olala of Indemnity romranl? v.ho plvo this rxplana-' tion declaro that In many r;is-H rmployrn have refused to alloiv the 'rvants in thfclr households to he mentioned about thefts through far that they will quit If annoyed. Emboldened by this pituation disliohst servants are reported to b l;oIplr.jr themlvr! to their cmployrrt' effect.", eruch as wine, clothing and jewelry. "Servant uro privileged characters In the homes of the -wealthy throughout New York," said the head of one surety company. "In many coses holders of burglary insurance policies have cancelled their claiA-i acalnst the company rather than to proscuto a guilty servant, knowing that this would lae-an the loss of his or her service." One Nu York lawyer recently rofufied to allow his servants to be questioned rejradrlng a $1,000 theft, saylntr. "Don't near the house. If the. maJd? Fu?pect you they wilj leave." One ln.vesilgn.tor reported a caso in which a younsr pen-ant girl had In two weck dltjpo.sd of eight (,ufi of charnpagno and eight cases of whisky by holding" wine parties in ihpi kitchen for her friends and entertaining1 them with choice liquors from her employer'.'! private stock. Although the owner knew he could not replace the missing beverages, ho refused to prosecute. STRIKERS RETURN". SYRACUSE. N. Y., April 13. Striking Ewltchmen, trainmen and other employes of tho Lackawanna and tho New York Central railroads returned to work hero Tuesday.

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Duch.'-ss de Valentlnois. who will Inherit throne by decree, of her grandfather, and her husband. Count do rolignac, leaving the Cathedral after the wedding at Monaco. The duchess Is of peasant stock, but her birth has been legalized.

FOR MER EMPRESS OF GERM AMY IS ILL

Ji:ilLIN, April 13. Former Urnpres r.f Otrmany it Fericufly ill at her retreat In Holland and her dath expected shortlv. the Deutsche Taes Zeitung said tf-day. The former emprc-s of Gertrany, the Kai-trin Auguste Victoria, hns been reported seriously 111 several times during recent years. Abortiv before the close of the war she was under care of Fpf-clallsts In Ir!in. Her health was said to have become worse when the imperial family fled from lierlin into Holland. Recent dispatches said hfr old physicians had been called from lUrlin to attend her. She was suffering from heart trouble, complicated by other diseases.

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1X (M)lCT lMtonn WASHINGTON, April 13. Cy a vote of 297 to 4 the house Tuesday pas.-:ed a resolution calling upon Attv. Gen. Palmer to start grand

jury investigations and civil suits!

to recover losses alleged to nave been caused by the cost-plus system of building army camps.

HOLD STOCK PROMOTER OA' MURDER CHARGE

CHICAGO, April 1.1. Police today held J. misworth GrifTln, .stock promoter, in connection with the death of William C. Bryan, hi.s partner. Hryan was found shot to death Monday night In hi office. Griifln was with him. Police said both men had been drinking. As the poliee helped Grillln to his fret, police, said they heard him mutter: "I'll pet tho dog. I'll kill him." Bryan car. e here from Indianapolis six months ago to become Griffin's partner. Both men are married.

BOBBY BURKS' HOME IN SCOTLAND IS DRY DUMFRIES, Scotland, April 12. The Immortal Robert Burns lived here, but that was some time back. Now, according to reliable prognosticators, one half of the people of Dumfries and three quarters of its uburb of Maxwelltown will vote the district dry. Fifty-three licensed premises, for a population of 16,009 will bo closed.

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PINT CANS

MAZOLA saves money because you can use the same MazoU again and again for fryine so very little is taken up by food. No soggy cooking, and Marola does not smoke like butter and lard. Cora Producta Refining Co. P.O. Box 151 No York City

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YOU are going to do an act this month whose fluezice will carry around the world. It will seem a simple, thing to you merely making a gift in the Interchurch World Campaign. But in Church hospitals all over the country sick' people will be made happier, for part of your gift will go to them. In scores of children's homes r supported by the, Church more children will have a chance. y In China where there is one doctor to every 400,000

people (America has one to every 712) the Church's

medical forces Will be strengthened and encouraged.

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WASH WAISTS Values up to $5. Five tables of fine Wash Waists in all the newest spring styles. Extra Special $1.98 AND $2.98

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Untrimmed HATS Special value? up to $3.93 $1.88

tlMTERURHAN DAY!

Babies who might have died In India where a third of the babies die before their second year,the lives of babies will be saved. ' Church schools and colleges will share your gift half of America's 450,000 students in institutions of higher grade are in Church Institutions. ' In preachers' homes where preachers' wives have patched and darned and wetted their work with their tears, life will be happier and better. of the preachers now are paid less than $20 a week. These are some of the things your money will do. And this is What your money will not do It will nof put two Churches where only one should be. The Movement means thirty derwminations pledged to prevent duplication and waste.

It will not be spent in useless overhead. At least a million dollars will be saved by the merging of thirty campaigns into one united effort. t Your life will be at work in every land Whether you are a Church member, or whether you merely contribute, you will put your life to worlc through the Church in every corner of the World. And long after your life is over its influence will survive and serve. j These are the terms in which to think of the . Church. , ........ f -j We have thought too long about it in terms of little things. Let us get a picture this month of its world-wide sweep. Let us stop thinking ol ourselves as givers of pennies. We are fellow-workers with Almighty God stockholders in the greatest business in the world.

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that will attract crowds of eager buyers here Thursday. Great Reductions in all departments. Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Skirts, Petticoats, Shoes and Millinery.

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FINE ALL WOOL BLUE SERGE AND POPLIN For the women who have only a limited amount to spend for a suit, this is indeed a Godsend. Just think of it for this small amount you can dress yourself in the height of fashion. You can buy a suit that is worth $40 and only pay $23.50. The very finest materials, the very newest

styles all here in quantities. We are sure you can find a fi O suit in this lot that will please you. Co me and see &mVm

WONDERFUL NEW SPRIG

AND SUMMER DRESSES

VALUES UP TO $65.00 In Georgettes, Tricolettes, Taffetas and Messalines. Dresses for afternoon or evening wear. Dresses that are copies of imported models. Short sleeves, ruffles and every new spring style and shade imaginable. Each

and every dress in this entire lot made to sell up to $60. UU. (T C$ Q "7 "

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Values up to $35.00. The materials are silvertone, polo cloth, goldtone, wool velour, etc. Every new spring styles in long and short coats. Sizes

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WAIST DEPARTB9ENT

Values up to $ 1 0 included. One large shipment of new Tricolette Waists

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Dressy Hats, Flower Trimmed Hats, Transparent Hats, Lisere, Fine Polished Straws, in of-the-face, chin chins, drooping brims, turbans, pokes and novelty shapes. A WONDERFUL SALE OF SMARTLY TRIMMED HATS Combining all the newest styles and trimmings

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SAILORS AND BANDED HATS, THURSDAY, $4.95 Fine Lisere Sailors, banded with gros grain ribbon, patent leather, or embroidered patent leather bands. Two toned sailors, rough braid sailors, birds nest straws, black and colors. Small banded hats in soft, bright finished straw. Smart tailored hats for the new suit or topcoat. Thursday only, $4.95. THURSDAY SPECIALS IN CHILDREN'S SECTION Fine Milan pokes and mushrooms, wide ribbon bows and streamers. Black, white and navy, $2.95 Small Milan drooping brims, ribbon trimmed streamers, white, black and navy, $1.95.

Save from $1 to $3 on every pair

of our specials for Thursday

Women's Patent

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X .11 1 low heels. Values up . to $7.50. Thursday

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W omen's High Grade Oxfords, in high and low heels in brown, black and gray. Values up to $8. Thursday

omen s o n-Lye-V let Ties. in patent leather and kid. Values up to $9.50. Special

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