South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 134, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 May 1920 — Page 5

i iri SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TIII'KSMW MJ'J.. 1.:. i POSTPONE DATE OF K G INITIATION WORLD'S GREATEST INLAND WATERWAY DISMISS CHARGES AGAINST GROESBECK

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Tl. date ' t l coming in it intions r f tho Notf Lame vour.f il, Knights f Columbus, his n jio.sfror.fi till M.'iy 2S fr the xemplinratlon : the l.r-i : Kr. iin.l to M.iy "0 for the M-'-or.'i and third degree:-. jr. uas announced Tuesday m-ht at l a e rr ul.ir meeting of 1 1 1 - u r i irU y ouncil. This is to enable the i.fl.crs to attend the state convention i f Indian.. Knights to be Ii 3 ci a t J "ort Wayr.f. May 2 4. Crard Knight V. J. Tobin ami F. I. Goodall. past Mand knight, with A. J. 'us.;ck. !il atrial jccri-f.'iry, were derided on u.-i 3-! K'it v ; T. iw-acom ar l J. T. Tierney were sel i t d ;is ahernai.e. Kev. Cornelius Hagertv. S. C. nddre.s"-d the cotinci! on "Knighthood. " "I'hy.-l'al .-trength." lie i-aid. "should htlll be an outstanding f a'ure of a modern kniicht as it was Ja the fj.iys prist. Tim is not to Ieprerate mental ncinur.," h conthmed. "(n th contrary, il should 1' borne in mind that brute strength J- positively rifcary to ir.telleetnal power." Fidelity, chastity and harity, he declared, wtp the three "virtues ."ynonyrnoiis with knightl.ooil. while greed for gain and fear of human respect an: forces most !"nior.'i!iZinr to the true spirit of hivalry. The real tst of a knitrht, .e concluded, is whether lie naturally enlists Lis sympathies on the side of the loser or rather with the victorious. Malar hi Cooly and Arthur d.irvoy, whose .( r..'" of humor around the ampus is unquestioned, gave the 1 nichts somethir.fr to launch ahout. Th latter made an impressive Keoch against the rtudy of poetry liy collegians. telephom: compaw iames superiwexdew of cafeteria service Announcement was made Wednesday by the Hell Telephone Co. that dpt. Leo L Ilivette, who for 7 years was cnaed in tho cafeteria and restaurant business. Ii.lh been appointed superintendent of the telephone company's cafeteria fervlce 'it outh Lend, Muncif , Terre 1 laute and Indianapolis. (."apt, Hivette was in command of the supply company of the 14"th in1 antry oversea.: during the war. The installation of the cafeteria service by the telephone company is to combat the hitfh cvi of living for iis employes. COM 'EXTIO A I) EL EG A TES ASSIGNED TO SEATS 'HICAlIO, May U. Deb-atrs to the republican national convention from Connecticut. Arkansas. North Dakota nnd Colorado, will sit in the front row of the coliseum at Chicairo in June. u conlintr to Ira wings made Tuesiiay by the committee on : rrangements. The second row will be oc cupied by d-letrates from North and South Carolina, Hawaii. Montana and Florida. Several of th delegates at laiKe from Illinois, Iowa. J'evad.i and other states where more were elected than the states were entitled to may have dltliculty in obtaining i ats. "The convention committer had only 3M4 eats to dispose of in Tuesoays drawlnpa," A. T. Hert. chair2. .an of the committee, said. '"I don't 1 now where tho extra delegates will be seated. Wcare followimr strictly the call sent out by the republican t ational committee on Dec. 10." Wherever additional delegates have been elected the vote, to which th delejration Is entitled to split amonjr thoso elected. TRUST COMPAN Y FILES SUIT TO COLLECT i0TE The Union Trust Co. has tiled proecdins in the circuit court against 'us H. libeling for the collection f a note alleged due. According to the complaint the defendant ave a promissory note to the Craf Lens corporation for $500 on April 15, KM!", for a period of one year. Judgment in the Fum of J 5 50 Is asked. AHec:ir.tr that the promissory note for $2"e0 iiiven on March 1. 11 20. is oerdue and unpaid, the First Nation?.! bank ha. Lied suit in the cirnit court apalnst W. .1. Uurnham for tliA collection of tli at amount j Ins 137.50 as Attorney f . . s. CO WERT PLA YGR0UM) ATO TET COLOXY NEWARK. N J.. May 12. A c!t jp'.iypround was beir.y converted to:ay into a tent colony to shelter i ioro than 100 families who are bei i : tr evicted. Forty-one families, ach with from 2 to t' children Tuesday had applied for space. Work of layintr floors and water jnalns and stringing electric. Ilht "wires was beir.e rushed bv workmen ; slsted by soldier?. Arr- f:;vV SIMPLEX IRONERS roij.ow nn: i:i.i:ctlic v.sin:n INTO Tili: HO.ML A wnhor Mill saw half the time, but a SIMPLEX Saves Three-Fourths of the Time. Electric Service Co. 115-117 V. Odfai Avenue.

(Tbet by KaM A Heiiwre.) Tbc aew Clo.000.000 Nevr Tort State Barge Canal, connecting the Great Lakes and Atlantic seaboard is not only the world's greatest Lnlaad waterway, but U - of th m-vst Imp rtant i-utes In the U: ltcd State The photo shows the old nnd new locks ai Wate 'oM, K Y. Note that the new structure has replaced the old canal ck. which can 1 p cren at th rh-ht

THE PUBLIC PULSE Communication for thin colnran may be signed anonjixously but must be accompanied by the name of tb writer to insure cooJ faith. No ruponwiblllty for facta or sentlmenti expr'Md will asumd. Honest dlrcuaflion of public questions In Invited, tut Witt tbe right reserxad to ellr.inate vlclou and objectionable matter. The column Is free. Uut, b reasunable. SIjAXCS AM) moiWMTY. Editor News-Times: Your editorial, "Read the Dictionary," riffht pood "dope" (that is not slang. Is it?), but I rise to remark that the torrent of slang may bo "damned" without reference to the dictionary, although it may be damned much more effectively with the aid of Webster. Would it be in order to say, further, that some of the "damn" language we hear on the streets and in other public places, frequently in the presence of ladies, is e;ulte as objectionable, to say the least, as slang and this too might bo obviated in some measure by an enlarged vocabulary. Home men swear b-cause It is the only forceful language they know. J. I. LOVELAND. Eolith I'.end, Ind., May 11. says vi: Sirr HIM STUAHJHT. South lie ml. May 11. Editor News-Times: I do not know what you mean by the Niccan council passing on the epistle of Mayor Carson to Hob Jones, but take it that it was a body of clergymen who long ago took it upon themselves to decide what writings .should go into the ltible. I desire- to thank you for constitnting yourself- such a body as to this letter and pointing out the hypocrisy in i. I was just about to take the mayor seriously, after reading the report of tho Sunday meeting at the Jones tabernacle, as it appeared in your contemporary so approvingly, but then Tho Newe-Times came along and. as usual, brought from underneath the surface a sinister meaning that made mo ashamed that I did not see. it myself. What we would do in South Herd without The News-Times to expose tho shame and hurnbuggery sought to be j.ut over on us by designing devils, 1 do not know. I am a republican and ef course read our republican newsparer, but it is trom tho morning News-Times that I glean my best light on what is going on. I eongratulato you upon your keen Insight and your nerve. E. P. K. Fee what "The Woman Gives" at the Oliver theater tho balance of this week, with Norma Talmadge as "the woman." Advt. Quality Comes First Take your prescription to a druggist of character nnd reliability. Choose one you can trust. Our reputation may be easily ascertained by inquiry. F o r years wo have specialized In accurate prescription compounding In this community. It Is not our ambition to be loweet In price, yet our prices are always lowest when QUALITY Is taken into consideration. Central Drug Store Inscription Specialists "Safe as a Rank" Cor. Mich, and Wash. St, Tba Dlff LI ec trio Shop S. D. Moran & Son Wiring and H pairing.

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URGE DRYS TO RALLY OF PROHIBITIONISTS

Ily United Press: CHICAGO, May 12. A nationwide appeal was sent out Wednesday by the prohibition national committee urging drys to rally to the support of the party in forcing conventions of tho major parties to adopt dry planks in their platforms. Chnririnc that wets are makincr a i j ' ' w - - - - - - - ' ' hnrrt rlrlvo to reneal the Volstead act and to nullify the ISth amendment, Virgil G. Hinshaw, chairman of the prohibition national committee, stated that the situation is serious and that it is up to prohibitionists tn take quick action to crush the wet drive. He urged rhurcheg, Sunday schools, young peoples' societies, mens' and women's (dubs, fraternal societies, commercial clubs, chambers of commerce. labor unions, and etc., to adept resolutions demanding that both the republican and democratic conventions include dry planks in their platforms. Resolutions are to be mailed to Sens. Capper of Kansas and Sheppard of Texas, and Congressman Randall of California. "The liquor minority purposes to attain its ends by capturing tho national conventions of the political parties which meet soon," reads the appeal sent out from elry headquarters and signed by Hinshaw. "If it cannot secure an outspoken expression in its behalf from th platforms of such parties. Its next resort will be to get these parties and their candidates to be silent." WILL PAY HILLS. NEW YORK. May 12. Franco Intends to pay her debts and is first solving her reconstruction problems, Maurico Casenavi. French high commissioner declared hero Tuesday at a conference of the council of foreign relations. He said tho French people resent the impression that their nation is not trying to pay Its bills, but is depending on outside aid. WOULD CHANGE NAME. A petition has been tiled in the circuit court asking for permission to change the name, of the Ieo Eliel Pharmacy Inc., to the Reliance Pharmacy, Inc. Amateur finishing at Schilling's. ODD nonanaaanai "o 0 D0 Just Yon Hear DB - T WW WM a i n a Flays All Records at Their Dcst a 0 Brunswick Shop 261 Farm er s Trust HIdg. ! a i ' Q ! B D a a tso i o n n ci i A 4 Important Things to Remember Taxes, Electric Light, Gas and Water For non-payment of these bills a penalty of . 10 Percent is charged. Dollars Do Double Duty. mm .Main 161S When you think of HomefurrJshlnffs think of -Sallora-

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Man Who Kan Into Brick's Home Goes Free.

Mrs Charges of drivlr.g an automobile -while intoxicated against Fred Oroesbeck of Mishawaka, who drove his machine through an iron fence and into the porch of the home of Mrs. A. Lrick on W. Washington av. 10 days ago, were dismissed in city I court Wednesday morning by Spcial Judge P. J. Houlihan. Groesheck's attorney told the court that Groesbeck had paid for the damage he caused to the Brick home, and that there was no disposition upon the part of Mrs. Lrick to presecute. This statement by the Attorney was made in spite of the declaration by Groe-sbeck to Deputy Pros. George A. Schock so:m after the former's arrest that he was not driving the automobile at the time it ran into the Brick home. BANK STOCKHOLDERS IN ANNUAL MEETING At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the St. Joseph Loan and Trust Co., held Monday the following officers were elected: Rome C. Stephenson, president; Jacob Woolverton, first vico president; W. A. liugbee. second vice president; George U. Bingham, secretary-treasurer; Elmer Lodgers, assistant secretary; Harriet E. 1-31 bei, cashier; Cliffortl J. Meyer, assistant cashier; Asa Whittenberger, assistant cashier. When You Duy Buy the Best H.O.EIbcl and Sons m:3io"ED to west COLFAX AYE. Hear the Sonora I'irst and Compare PIANOS PLAYLK 1'IANOS PHON'OGItAPJIS Feet CHOOSE shoes that give them room to grow shoes that are shaped like fett By wearing such shoes, they can be insured a lifetime of toea free from corns, bunions, callouses, weak arches, ingrowing nails, etc. We urge mothers to choose Educator Shoes for their children. For Educators are scientifically shaped to fit the feet. They "let the feet grow as they should. There are good-looking Educators for older feet, too. Youll want them once you slip them on. tex ib hut-chin; AND CHILDREN

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