South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 121, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 April 1920 — Page 13
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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CAPPER DECLARES CONGRESS TO BE MARKING TIME
KITCHENER HOUSE WOUNDED SOLDIERS' JAZZ BAND.
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Kan-a- Sayn Price May Come Down Hut Baron I p. Washington-. ap;i i hate to htroy anything coo.J. r pc Ully h.npe. for hop" n the t:rfti In"Uewm for KO'l wKS' h '.'"1 i'l his widom put upon arth. Hit, people, tln'rr Js about a much C hm nf your hope of -i ma-tr-r ially lowered "ost f llvlr.ff cnmr.i; tfu In the- near future as t Ii r is of on Immediate millennium. Fen. Arthur Capp r, of Kansa. his no Mich Illusion. N"m 1 n any otr reIlv informed member of conjrr. Folk hr", who haiv thft ln"id tr-ik or. what Is coin: on. Ädmtt that - irh members of th trovrnment ;h ar talkinsr of rharr Mvin? ar either takint: the -ish for the l'fil, or are hdievers in rnlra.cics. in riiio cm. Pen. f'ajrr. "'ho hoasts ho runrot. m;ke fre h. is the mly membr of that august body with the tt of Ilen t - f the flow of l1oi from that Kniiii !- .uprrlor brain of his 1 nut !s rio! an iofn bv reaon of it. Whon h sit down in front of hhs typewriter he ran play it llkt radrewskl il'.' a ;:ratid Out in Fviiims he has n r'ltiilr of newspapers, and lif writ for them all 'r,e r.f tlvtn i "Capper's WVkly.'' wherein, orec a wn-k. one e.in read t h. note-- composed by Sen. Capper on th- I. bo.i 1 1 of the instrument of hi ehoiee. "Hokh." saya t Ii !i-n;it"r's paper, "raised to feed liuropr, dropped to $11 aii $M. Tift at Missouri rl r markets last v,t!;. lt.Mon Still lllj-li. "Rut pood i.a on still r nMs the consume, ' cents a pound. 1 1 1 --mo priee that v.is h in;,' a-k l for it lat June ii ii farm rs' lnw sold for twiff a riinch." Thre'i th whob- thine:: If tliword u-ft out tod.'V that next month thp prirp of pork on the hoof is olnsr to hf a reyit ,, pound hitrher, iho rot of jior',-. at tl;" but' lirr'? iOf'S iit Iio Cents a poar.d today. Hut with th pri v of pork on thhoof today. on- half wliat it was a
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iTr.-." .iv.j "apper's new sf.a per. '"ioud-mouih 1. -:!f-pove:.ved chntnliori' of law and order and 1 f-0 per e nt A io r ic a nism thev,. pronly mm. as spoilej.-. agitators and t rou h-ma kTs. are a thousand
times rnort' potent for harm than all th reds in or iuitv(if liuxsia. The situation demand -tn ere artJyjty by this po eminent at:aint its enemies tin prolittMTs and food kh nbIrH. "A jroyernnteiit that c; n lirk the Hun 1.000 miles from home should be equal to a few hundred or a few thousand arch-prire conspiratut lur Ht home. Would .rr't Spoilers. "The .secret s'i vi.'' which, duifn ' hf war. ran ring's around the fJerMiaii iepy system 4 ould Ret thfs spoilern on short notice. Kvidetua of the misdeeds i not larking. "Vocal wur against pro:Meorintr is unavailing. "If tlie dejjartrnent of Justice will eonie ta "urip with the pouters, it will do more to stop Htrike jnd restore peaC' and iiiiJ.iT and ood feeling: to the I'miec1 States than all
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jtteie.i or printeci. it action .pea k." Vpi)er says w forbid amhlini; with lArds. fnit we do not forbid irliuMlni; witli sugar. "With who!'sale err,, er-s and jobbei.s and frol;ers Kamtlint; in .nicar." lie declared, "tile price has risen to " ". rents a pound and the people are wa tried it will soon rn !. rf ntfl. '"We ate t 1 , J th.it tlie eMnerb's ate unaMe to provide for the enoi -njous tiew sto.'k of -ui::ir." but a orner In vi.ir fotjncd nirht I OUr e'e.s. A ? 1 I mo it -o r The ia "p;j ),u n on-enrion f.pen in i'IiiciKo during the rirs: davs of 'tine. The dei ,o. ,,'; mention 1 reins a Kan 1 "ra m 1 the la-t of June. I'ron, now untd t!ie ronventa.uv ror.pT" w:!i keep oh witli its : rae of p-t s the b-jrk for fear of hui TitiK the t l..,t;r. v of tndivithj.il Taetllber for reele, jon. o!" the I artv's chan'-es in the ( .miinc cainj.ain. l'irir, r -In no the;.- will h- a re--c-. in a!! probabiht . that Cfm-t-rss ran attend the iviinrntior,, So ther can no work jn June. After June, shou;,; roru;rs.s conxere aain. ?! ui!' -n on markingtune let one or '!-,.. ,her of h :o partie bv v..;.. it( f bhmder ani lese the election in N'i. r-nilcr. St indrpeiider.T .'.-. rc rs 'o.ic at thi'ij; h.ere. Not. I tin b k and reread the t two paragraph of thIS hunibi.-i-e:u.
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REPORT ADVANCES OF POLISH ARM)
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It'Nl.. April The ft ni-aC of tlie PnHh a rty ad nncinc 3aint the It ap'ian suvi-t troops W.'hvT.ia atid I.lo'.;a was r.ari'.C Kiett', t-mi-otui-ia! mts.i:es here T"CiA .".lid. M'Jh ial dvH'es to the uar r.;,--sud lhi Pole. a!o wr:c appioachm:c Herdiehev. "i jnile" so ith of Zhitomir. eiri?.I of J'hitomiv pro -ir; i e. Folih aalry hav ., 'rated . n ftvrr.ige of "0 tnürs alor. the entire front, th-' war orTh-e said. In
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Disable officers of the Grenadier Guards, Royal Artillery. Royal Engineer and other crack or-anla tlons girlas a concert at Kitchener House, London. The Messrs. Vlckers, Ltd.. are still providing funds for ttic Kitchener Clab.
Outside The Law By James J. Montague
There was a minute" conversation. Then the policeman walked alonp and the car drove off. I almost sobbed with relief. The net hour I spent in hideous suspense. Suppose the policeman had sen the objec t in the rar and had merely walked away ko as to be surer of ettire the evider.ro when he returned! Suppose hf "was now waitinu at the end tf th street to
i;p lay ah..!. 1 fi " T-ke it back " I said to the tr.an H "I don't wnr.t it."
l.lKe 1: ; C K yOlirvil, I.e SU1 cu'kiiy. "I'e l.;d all The rouha w:!i j, I'r t (.f'Tii to have."
i ! 1 'du- n s.i!itorel t ate and stoj.ptd. "N'i.-e eenmc." h.e said. I aurerd witii him politely. "Need any help?" "N"on- at all. thank you." "Mm inL' out or in?"
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brought it. My hos told me to ; brinp It here and I did. and he chased j me away and now I've broucht it ! ajrain." ; "Huh!" commented the rr p. bend- ' in tr over the package. "Hootch?" j
A window opened. "Henry." said a wr!l known voi.-e. "That mtist he the laundry. Mrs. Clancy said she'd send her husband around with It tonizht. He's Mr. Judson's (hautfei:r, you know." "Laundry, heh." Raid the jiolieman. "Let's have a look at it."
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AGREE TO SETTLE MEXICAN TROUBLE
IIV J.VMIN .1. MOT.(;rn. jsaid with no attempt to muffle his Time was when could wrap th- voire. "What alout liim " drapery of my eon h about no- and ..r.t in vour Viir ;ts ui) k ;iS vou
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a!so uas ulun I could look the whole I h1 as,.s you why Wf.rp h tpl, r;isft. world In the f.o eu lading i-lc-- him ()ii r(,n a(,,lnss. j ht..tI(1 a stop outride followed "V-1' . . , iCome hack in an hour. bv anoth r tap at the door. There Now whrn I read of enm inals i ... ... ... . . . ....
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door aftr ' p. m. -' I sneak to and fiom mv t - 1 , , , , x alfiln' btel. vtiv.i.u 1 .1.1 mi,nt n iimii.ki linii mi II I lil ii" Hull
labt whbkers ii' I iDiiiil imd a pair tu tit me.
who "see oirh lUh an ollb-t ," mv
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"-iohed him through the las. He - into the hall with it when a .crut of
wi-it. from within slamn-ed fhe door. . I h d r.c key. I dared tiot rintr the beil. The rest of the faniilv is
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MLWICO CITY, April 23. Both! S
iRiuicio r.onlllaK. former ambassa
dor to the United States, and Clen. Pablo (ionzTles, candidates for the J presidency, have agreed to withdraw ; in the Interest of peaceful srttb - j ment of tho present diFturberl eon- . dition of the country-, the news-pa-j per El LTnlversal ami Excelsior said i today. j The povernment admitted thatj Morclia. capital of M ichoac'ian. had hren evacuated hy fedf ral troops. ! but only "for stratej,. reasons." ! The city was not attacked, the I ptfitenient said. J
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Tho Busiest Tailor in Town
And there's a great big reason why. Our great cash woolen purchase is the talk of the town. Can you imagine buying an all-wool made-to-measure suit, with extra pants, tor as little as $40. Step in to-day and investigate. What goes up must come down!
Great Cash Purchase; over 500 New Patterns
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to err c;ovi:i:mi:xt rr.vns. V.SHIXf!TC., April f. Heavy cuts in fund for mainteiance of
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ear beuitminp July 1 are shown in the sundry civil appropriation bill
whih was reported by the house i
appropriations committee today.
All-Wool made to Your Measure SUITS
$60 to $70 Values Extra P.-.nts FREE
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Others at $40, $45, $55
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EXTRA PANTS FREE The Greatest Suit Values in South Bend
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I am not an addict, but like most people with a turn for hospitality.
I like to have a little in the house for visitinu; friends who always tell me how thirsty they are as soon as! they v; t inside the door. i I tried the pi f s-( ription ttanie for , a while, but it didn't do. Kven be-; fore I had exhausted the good na
ture of all the doctor. s I knew a pint at a time didn't no very far on
Sunday afternoon, with in or 1 J j sincere drinkers around the fireside, j So when l'ank said he knew where' he ould pet me a case for $110 I hailed the iifvs with loud outcries' of delight. j 1 wanted to pive him a. cheek then j and there, but lie said I'd better wait i till h" delivered the Roods. There; seem to be certain provisions of th , 1Mb amendment which make transactions of this kind irregular. "I'll brine: the stuff around some ( nicht." said Ihn k. "I've cot a few i cases to deliver to some of the n.-t ; of th crowd. hen't expect me till 1
you see me, and don't pay me any-jt
minp mi auerwaru. i-.von theiij you'd bettt r not ttlve me anything i but bills." ' i I waited a week and nothing hap-j pened. I began to c-t anxious. I ' telephoned to P.uck. and they .-aid J he was out. Getting a little une?tsy 1 T hail him paired in seral 1 i U 1 y j places, hut he wasn't in any of them. , I went down to the police s'at'nn and inquired if tiiey had made "any' important arrests lately. I felt a' little reassured when th-v told ni" t he ja i 1 w as -m pt . ! Mysterv of a Night. ' That night I had a premonition j tht something was going to happen, i
: T went to bed as usual, but 1 couldn't
Sleep. j Along about 10 o'clock theie came1 a tap at the door. j I ro.t" hurriedly, put on an overcoat ami went to the door. A perfectly strange man was on the sep. At the gate was h large lakish motor car. i
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ma n. I looed up and down the street. Hail" a bb.ck away a ohccman was a pproachimr. sw inging his club and v. hist'.ipg.
"I'or heaen's sake." I whispered' back, "go away. Don't you see that ' policeman?" J 'Sure. I see the pol er ma ti." he'
UNION SHOE CO. Announces a Sale of
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in which all oxfords, pumps and slippers for women are substantially reduced from prices that have been below the market right along. THE REASON FOR THIS SALE may be easily understood. All during the month of April we have had cold, rainy, disagreeable weather which has retarded the sale of low shoes. We are, therefore, overstocked, having a little more than $18,000 in women's oxfords, pumps and slippers. This large stock MUST be reduced and AT ONCE. Every pair of women's low shoes is offered for sale at remarkably low prices. See these bargains here listed.
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remedy that make? the liwr active.
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.orce ft! were reported near Kit melr.tk, 2 'o rede suUih .-t of I?erdiel; r . Gen. Halr va said to hae "00 troop Jind tie:-.. l'ilsii'L-ki. 4'0.ei)0. It vas iO!:sbierCv! i.-.iproh h'e here tint the r.u-sian would attfmpt titnsic resistance slnct they were outnumbered and tlv I'oles were much better eiipped OTcl.il hen pointed out that the Polish r.fter.sive cum- n. a com ph-te surprise t the allie-; It was urdrt ik'T.. th v s.xivl. without the mora! r-üM ort er .,pT'roai i f the i i'tent. . The war ot'a ws without irtforitton as Poland pins h it cn-s.derr-d proh;h I Ml ü lk i p.ope.l Ta :e t r-:'i v '.. the o'd ',.. U-ii I!"!' f ' ' ": : d.vr nf lTTl'. '.'.ir ,u il. pit' ht. .-a;d t!a I'o'i!.'id jiri'i: autonomy tu the Ukt&lnUit.
WENDELL'S Vegetable Cathartic Liver Tablets reiiec .ick he.idich.e, indigestion, and ail tucrhid conditions due to the unhealthy action ci I.ier and Kidney. These little chocolate, coated ;h!rT ;ire pleasant to take and act etc t!y witho :t any bad ; fter-eftY-i. ts. C.ft a box of Wendell's Liver Tablets today a' "etti.k's 'ut Hate lrug S'ore or a: leading drug .-tore. I.rg bo for 25 cent.- Advt.
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Values to $4 Odds and ends in Patent kid, brown and black kid, strap slippers and colonial pumps.
Values to $5 Patent kid. dull ana bright kid, in 2 and 4 strap slippers, fancy strap slippers and pumps; hand turned soles, low and high heels.
Values to $6 Odd sizes and styles in patent and kid pumps and slippers. These are exceptional bargains.
Values to $7 Many different styles are displayed at this price, including brown calf lace oxford, low heel, English ; also styles in other leathers.
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Val ues to $7 Patent kid, Louis heel, turn sole pumps; also Gun Metal calf English oxfords for growing girls.
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Values to $8 Patent kid baby doll strap pumps, dull kid Dumps and brown calf English lace oxford.
$5.45 Values to $8 An exceptional bargain is this brown kid, military heel, lace oxford with good substantial soles. There are others at this price.
Values to $9 Including hand turned sole oxfords in dull kid, patent kid, Louis heels. Patent lace oxford, military heel, welt sole, is another wonderful bargain.
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Values to $10 Patent and dull kid lace oxfords, Louis heels, turn soles; also Patent pumps, finely made.
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Values to $10 Bright kid lace ox fords and also brown kid, Louis heels, turn soles. See them now. Don't delay.
Values to $10 Brown kid lace oxford, Patent one eyelet tic. Black kid. low heel comfort oxford, all have welt soles and are high grade.
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Values to $11 Brown calf lace oxfords, having a very low heel or tlie military heel; also a black kid, Louis heel oxford. Th csr arc splendid values.
How Is Your Weight?
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"V Ml is true tv..4t too much weicht i tot f. lie ibired vot tlie fi t remain t. if :::.':v !nn nrd wot. en ere th.'.ti t t'.e pei-u ef i! cr-'er. 'Vl.'.i dar.irer Pes In U.ei- ! avir.i; tu roene f.-rie -r iierc reW,T fa ii.ri'.it .!.. tl v aiises A lit-
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per. rrt hnt salved t.e pro'detn "f I'a-rr-!i!n; the wM'e :ied rttl eernasele ef tta I : .. l i iy t t.e .n.1:ain!strattu ef era In j . I err tnl W-. : l t!ds is i.illy mIumm l.v aii itiij'M!"' ef '-t'.f ct.dn in e-ule.l I , s i. a : -. aid f;ike f..r : i'i-rii.d of -ever.-il :i."!it !. .c i vrJir..- ta ihre lien itli pa- ' i.'?. Adv.
Values to $11 High grade oxfords of best quality black and brown kid, Cuban heel, also military and low heels. You will want more than one pair.
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Values to $12 While we show many styles at this price, the one that seems most in demand is a particularly good black k i d, Cuban heel, welt sole, lace oxford.
$9.85
Values to $13 A beautiful Gray buckskin lace oxford with military heel and welt sole; also patent kid turn sole pumps.
$10.45 Values to,$13 Some of our most beautiful styles in very light weight calfskin, Patent and Brown kid. These styles may be had in colonial t i e pumps, jazz pumps and oxfords.
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Values to $14 Includes our very lest hand turned sole pump and oxfords in Brown and Black kid leathers.
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Values to $14 I lie finest or all calfskin leathers is put into this oxford, with Louis covered heel and hand turned sole
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Shoes purchased in this sale will materially reduce the yearly cost of your footwear. Buy more than one pair as the price of footwear is still advancing.
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