South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 116, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 April 1920 — Page 26

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In the Motor World News of the Manufacturers and Dealers.

For a Box of Cigars By A. M. Crawford.

i carry Mary McMar.nrrs off rlsht r-e-1 for vour c-ys? Yu are the better

WASHINGTON. April 24. Direct- ( lnf th attention of mor than on million farrnn t th !u-s In- i vclv-l in hl'huay t rar?j.orta f i'.n an-1 k'oorl roal. Thorr.-- F. Alk''-r,, Wa? hi net on rr;rr r.t tttv ari-1 mov- ; ire spiri' in th- r.;it :n;il rr.ir.i-f. Fatrcr. of Hush indry. h m i i ir 1 a Itr to p-ranci- 'r-".ri : thronchont th- omr.try fr.joir.ir.,thelr p.-irticipatirn ir. .'.tt i r..il Ship ?V Truck- 'in')! J t - 'I - w k to f : ohf rvffl May 17 To 1:2. "In thi.- fonr.f" -tier.." wriff Mr Atkfon. 'I h-rrilv ;irpror of thKT.eral ia invo'vl in Ship hy ! TriKk '.(U Ioi,!s v.fk nn-I at-! tfntion th.it will thr t v v f 1 i r"-t,., j to th" i roh-m f if liiu'iiw a ys. trar..-- j port.-ition ;it:d 'i-t r'.h-if ion ." :

Tho news

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.r.-.ploj.s r,f tho 1 1. H. Franklin Mf. crowded ballroom

'o. of Hyrifij: , a' t jnp- coop rati f ly , rate of ppcod with which sensa-ar.-I for the j;r -fnt through a corn- ' Uor.al crwip usually travels. Tom : -ütt - hf a b- 1 liy f;cori;t S. Dutcin-r, ' Ha!dn. th much courted, spoiled ::i ; -I'.yrnf ::t ?n r..it;or, will open a ! hnchelor of the town, was enicaied -raI s.r- in 1 market May 1 on j to Marj' McManners. Everybody ;i -It- a-jj :' nt to th; Franklin thought that Mary' would marry "'a,r.:. ; Itck Tyler, who presented the ex.Tu!'- flo jx. valorous rharnr:on of . traordlr.ary epeetacle of a rich

Kr: r.ce in tho so lir. ar-r.a. has , man's son. working as hard as if

oil-Ifl h.s f-ntry f ir tiio eiciith an- i he lil not exnfct to inherit a dol-

take that she will have to regret all

her life. "Here corr.es Hick Tyler now!

wonder how he took the news or du vou suppose ho knows?" Sh wav-

! man. i "I don't helieve I quite underj standi." t-p'ran Dirk haltingly. "Well. Mary has announced her : T.rafremr.t to Tom. You knew that, i .JMn't you'."' ! Ther was a curious ti,htenincr ! around lack's mouth. "No." hf- sal i

t i quietly. "I hadn't heard th- news."

u ny. wny, r-mn oia jut?, rat- j a saiir'-.. m n:s terson. a hit frustrated to hear th.ttit.tko away part

;usked Dick, stopping before a radiant younsr prirl in filmy rose colored tUlle. "I always save some for rcu. I:k, because you are ?:re To be lato everywhere. You think more of your work than you do of the p'rls. Ion't you?" sh questioned sir.ilincly. "No. Mary; you know t.ettrr than that." he saj,1 qu tly. and thfre was

plain, tactfully, "but he's a flirt. HI-" 'him I loved him and :hv. I -father wns r t .fore him. I s---- had ar.l n-v r -u I '. that Mary has found him. She f el.-e jr. a!: th- world 111 st. 1 sef ms happy r.ouph. but that don't box of th- T.r.. s: at irs :n t- v mean anything. Girls only think j morrow : I'm so py. I ' aV.out th- rlothes and parties nowa-i ir.t: to take ru- lioru- G-rod :. -

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Goodyear Ind-i-'rl.il univf rsltv. the only fd. -.rational ir.'-?ir'Jti..:i of its kind in th- country, was forI::rii!y ded i-atf-d April 17.

With a facultv f 117 rol:'e proftpors, and with -r .', . 7 H o r-tud-nts i-nrolh-d in f. " ;,.ir ,v o?.,-ev. the university's ela-s r- oi.is ar- tou---d in Go'..lear hall, the new r- r ational and edu at ioi.a 1 institution of the Goodyear Tir- and Hubh-r ". It is considered (!. of the pio-t ;- tentiotjs iiilildintrv ev.-r r.-ft'd I".an' itdtjtrial eo:, rn solely f . r th vf-lfar- and e J u '-a 1 1 ou if its ia-ploye-. A. llorrorks. fc-rm-'rly of Cp. behind Will be ill ch. !.' of th- n-w niv rsity. Two proti-.ir-r.t m-m-l.ers f f thf f.fuUv of 117 or- I r. John A. ::;. forni-rly t-i of, . ,r f history at I .a wr-r:' foil. -. Ap-pkt'-n. Wi-.. irol I'rof. V. A hnit ry, if Teehnol'-'j-'v f.T M !-.m on th- f h iilty of (iriiiie Ir..titu!llrm.ip SrhiuMdt t tto I "njv rir -of ('iiioinnnti schotd of -nu'ira r rir.u arsiJ ei.-oiiomit s. ai.d I r A. F. Sin-Poi of th Sh-Idon Sohool ot' "h;-ai; . e been ir;.--f ru in-n ta 1 m a r r.i n ki r i tai.ilard i urric ih:.'!).

rual interna t joria I oOO-mile ove p-

-.'.ik'.i n til- Indianapfdi.-? sperrlway. Mav "1. With two other Iriv-r- y t t( announced, he will (oml'c ;he I'.-ur-et tearn in the bi'-r L'.i--d:re d.-rby. repre.-entirif; I-i Helle I'..tr;e.

,o::x was ine .-.i-t european ever j rom-iusion in thf to ! rae th- ):a iids of competition sh,e was far torv

-o jar iioni ro : r.auve n-ain as ind ia na po'. -riturinr into a new and hostiW id on tiie occasion of hi initial a j p'aranre on the Hoosler fpo-.iwny ia F.tin. His e.. j. i-e ;,pd darintr more than lirol i!-- leward, however, when he romped home an oisy first in the contest ar.d hi-i stjfce-s served to fooi;s on Indianapolis the attention of the entire European racintr world.

I laid him,

disguise.

tho majority of people to find out how Dick "was eoIhk to take the news."

j "How are you. Dick?" she asked I pleasantly. "You're late, as usual.

due to overwork. 1 declare, you are

was entirely ignorant of the L-o-sip. "I think that she c

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'iirement. I w ant to off r my prood

j have tedd you before he made it ' vvishe

Your happin-ss means more

The little cat: Well, all 1 i to me tlun anything els- in th" is that she'll rue thf day ' world."

What what do vou mean.

lar. To see mm, ciaa in roumi ; a n,arvel to me, working as hard as'

ClOtnes. rUSninK nere arm mere in jf you 11(1 nct hav fl t.cnt

his eyes eatj

To off.-et inadequate street rar so:- ire j;i Akron. ().. which has aine'd The name .f i.einir th.e fastest rrowir.-r futy in the United States, the Goodyear Tir- and Rubber Co. will .-rart operation of a l-ear motor bus v. r ice fn June 1. Akron citv :!auals will watch the oj.. ration of this line closely with the id'. i. should it be a financial ,-ia-r..--,. that it may bo taken over, roof.- bu. f v ; d ied and the foundation laid for a municipally-owned

his faher's bit: munition factory, one

would never dream that h was sole heir to several million. Mary Mr-

j Manners was the only jdrl he had

j ever noticed, and it was a foregone

little town that j

was rar tory never a Riri w

allow such a irood chance to fdlp thrf.uh her slender fingers. "All cirls are fools nowadays," said old Mrs. Patterson. "I did think that Carrie McManners had broui,'hl up a sensible Kirl, but Mary is evidently just as silly as the rest of th-m. Of course, Tom Haldon Is attractive! He's a nice enough fallow In his way. but he won't make a pood husband. Why, he'll flirt desperately with the first puest Mary has .after they are married. He's that kind. He's not a family man. Poor Mary! She is making a mis-

Dick Tyler laughed,

erly searching the crowd as if in quest of one fa'e. "I'm doing my bit. that's all. It's a matter of parlotism. I can serve Uncle Sam better in the factory than in the ranks of the army or navy. I'm trair: d for that, you know, while in tii field I would bo merely a raw recruit." "That's so. P.y the way. Pick." said the old lady, unable to restrain her curiosity any longer, "what do vou mean by letting Tom IIa l ion

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she marries Tom. A man with his roving habits will never settle down. Mark my words!" Dick ansrd her perfuncoriiy and strode away. Mrs. Patterson watched him. her faded blue eyes a 1 it misty. She had a little folir.g of misgiving because she had told him about the encasement. After all. it was none of her business, and she had always liked the boy. "Th-r is or.- thing certain." she said. '.Urning to her interested nei-thhor, "i won't send her any wedding present that costs over That will worry her some, I m: -.-s. for I promised h-r a silver tea service like I gave

I Katie Farr, you remember."

"Any dances left for me. Mary?"

Dirk''' asked Mary tremulously, as they turned toward a little alcove where thre was a bench behind tall palms and f rns "Have you teen Tom Haldon anywhere?" Mary demanded of Mrs. Patterson half an hour later. "I must see him rit ht away." When Mary ".urr.ed away, still searching for her f.ante, Mrs. PatT'rson shrugged h r shoulders in disapproval. "Tlir.t don't artrue well for the future. d s it 7 She is having to hurt Tom already. Well, all that I can say is she won't be able to find him alter the wedding. He's that kind. He's a nice fellow, you understand." she. hastened to e-

'. just lots of times I have you were not worth a

; world.

Why. you've

I ever was

ay? Thifs

days. I . v t r about the man they are coing to marry." "You w.n. Totti, you old dear!" Mary was l uichlnc hystrially wh'.le Tom wa.s trying to get her away from people f() that nobody would he ir. "I I never can do enough for you. You I I'v-ed old

j tiling, an

said that thing to

made me happier than in all my life." "What did Dick Tyler

what I want to know." "Oh. I can't tell that to anybody

not even to you. H- wants me to j marry him r:cht away, within six j weeks. put, Tom. don't you think j I ousht to t !1 him that we had up ; a wager on what we would do when j our engagement w as announced and j

that it was just a scheme to make him acknowledge his love for me?" "IYr heaven's sake, no! That would spoil the whole thing." interrupted Tom. "He was so weet about it. trying to felicitate me. although h:s lip would spoil the whole thing. I just dropped over in his arms and told

Pom. ILoIPn threw a c.-.i:. yet unhghted. into an ad . "Wouldn't I hive been in the u of a t:x if IIk hadn't taken her my hands' Py Georg, thst was Closv f-haV-." "Suppose the sheme hau f . : and I had be en compelled to :. him"' Mary sohoqui?.el hkt. : HIGH L1V1KG COST IS DEALT AKOTHFJl ILO IT' IX ILLIXOIi

CHICAGO, April 2 4 Th- :.. a cost of living has letn dealt another blow. A Chicago manufacture r who supplies ice cream cones his announced a reduction in prices ft r the coming summer That w:il enable do ib rs to absorb tne w.tr tax and still s.-'d the cones at the old price of tive cents, or e lse insert more ice cream if the s. cent price is retained. Cones that sold last year at J7.Ö0 to $9 per l.Co. will wro-'.e-sale this reason at J " to

transportation system by bus one of the first in ttie country. Ftty officials go s far as to suggest that no more extensions be made to the- existing trolley system, but motor bus lines be routed into all outlying sections.

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The- little red school ho on hill. a. romantically loot ared in f. t ion vet sadly ineth i n; as an d

a'ional institution, w iil I - of the J,.,yt if the bill to 1 ent.-d in roiU!"e-s to itiliO S'afes mail trud-.s- for trap

iuil!dreri te and from v ti'inl

i jral district.- is passnj.

lij.ct of tio- bill I-' to eo.pthe educational f.oiü'i.- ('

the country districts. ei j m i.-.a t i a ; ni.itiv of the school lious and I her. -by i onc-ritra ting edue-ation :n uir,, districts with better -- h !;oo . higher paiil teachers and -on-, quently bett-r edtication. Tin - won'.! be. bronglit eait, it Is aruaed by ad herrnt of this bill, by bringing th)ildr n to the- school hous- ii.i'-i'l of tip" school house to the- ehiid'e;,. Already many of the smaller coto-muniri'-s ef the country have put into actual practice through p'.'V.Ftommunity eroterpr.se th. fir.d.iinenta! idea hack of the bill. Two a it, pies in i 'alitorr. ; a ate th- F' ','aion Fnien high .-'!.o,d and ihAnaheim Fnion hi-It -ch..ol. v. ha 1 v.eie est a hi ;--hed fjr tb.e :ie rd r- -i. nf in a m:ml'V d th- n .ati' ' ow ns.

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