South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 136, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 May 1920 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES STATE BOARD OF I ' EVANGELIST TALKS ! ON DESTINATION NEW MANAGER OF OLIVER HOTEL TAX COMMISSIONERS - 4 20 Per Cent Discount On Petticoats, Kimonos, House Dresses, Lingerie, Corsets. 20 Per Cent Discount On Millinery and Waists, Neckwear, Gloves and Ribbons. APPROVE BÖHD ISSUE FRIDAY NOON Granting of Petition Will Speed Up School DuildPleads For An Adequate Preparation for Heavenly Home. FIRST' inOperation-.

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Arrrov.i! cf thf J 5 00.00 tor.J !- f'jo as'rvf"! by th? school har.I for fcchooj Luii'Jini; purr.o.-. s ut; i jraiitThurciky l.y th- t;.i'- 5 .ir.l of L?ix corarr.IionerH at Ii. !;.:. i'io'is. Harry II. V.i!r, attorney for the Loard, haa I-rn notifl"! t-f th approval. Granting "f th- petition will .; eei Up school liuIMlr.? nr 'ratlors h'T which havo hvn I(:ayo1 pending: ihc action of th t:m- u :;. mixtion. Th toruis nre fo ho , rit fj-o percent Internet arul th al v r t : - i n C'inj)a!?n Js to b 5!;irtM at .r."', litt! dlfiicilty r,r:nr: .-trtk'ip.i t-i l.y l.orrd nit mlcrs In ii.sjo?-in.; of t!i Plan Aflilltlnn. IvirM ad-Jitlor. to th? I.irvl n .-; r.I Oliver scho'.N irf tiw- rru.st : : ; 1 ; . r t - Itr.t Items t; L fmunrnl 5y th iniii'l F.ale. Th- a.M'tion to th- O'ivrr fchol will mrtk it tho lari: t school Luil'lintr in th city, with th- i r . tion of Ihr h.h .chr.ol. I'onrrt iner;:Ij' T'j aro ur'ln a sjk . s.i!- f th-J-onrls so thnt at l ast f;n- of th" contemplated n'lditlor.s will lf finished In timo to ho orcupitd n xt Uli. Tho installation of new h'-itii. systems was p!ann-d for .-'..il buildings but the t:ds when r ', I were so hiph that th? hanl fr.nnU

It necoary to rfjrrt all of thm ßnd drliy the Improvement for another year.

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vri:i:v vi:isni:i:n. Andr''A" U'i :! fr;, who thrrvich thr sale of th.- Oliver hot l will sucf i .. Frank as man.isT of that ii'.sthry, i.s known to his mnr.y lri nds in many parts of the I"nit l St itts ami Canada, as "Andy." -Mr. Wt. r, who for Many years was 'r.KaKf'J in th c.ifYt. ria and restaurant huMr.r?.s jn I'lttshur. will ayur;.' the management of the Oliv r aho-it July 1.

That, ever man is preparing now fur the destination whl"h i-'- to come

to it haven or l.r!l wax the t!:KuM driven hi.ii! Iy Iioo Jones iu Iiis talX at h" La-alle theater Triday noon. "Th; tuan who comes to the ; end of his journey and can't say 'I j am ready,' ha failed in his life work iio jnttr how nwny riches.

he has accumulated or how many nsoitumeiiis the v.urld has erected t6 his name." ho declared. Mr. Jones pointed out that death

was not th end of things, that a I f r.oti dy4:. always intimates that' h( H '"Koin" '-(irnewherc. "Destlnation must follow- a Journey," he continue d, "and ths question la where are yon jroing?" He then pleaded for a adequate preparation here for a h-ivtnly home and declared tha s ilfuint' d(psn't save, as some would ha'.e us .-Iiove. lut that belief in

th. .cnn of (iod .i the only way to sah at on. Th'- last cottape prayer meetings wer-; held Friday morning.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO CONSIDER LAW'S REGARDING HOSPITAL

OPPOSES BOARD'S PLAN POR OPENING CALVERT STREET

Work of crysfallUIncr the sentiment rxpreKcd by St. Joseph county citizens in a referendum by the Ch an

ter of Commerce rrdins; the tn-i larscment of hospital facilities in th.county is to be started by a committee aDDolnted by tho Chamher of

Marshall Kirkley Files Court Action to Halt Proposed Improvement.

Commerce, according to an an-J aKaiMjit lhe city of S()Ut'h ' icnd

J1U JIU.Illl'. I'l I I I'll J . Tli 3 majority of thso who took jart in the referendum favor a county hosrital, but it is pointed out that in order that such an institution h? erected triers must he amendments to the present statutus poverninp appropriations by the board of county commissioners. Therefore, a committee from th Chamber of Commerce will take up this v.'ork at once, making the necesrary investigations regard InR the present laws, and determining what amendments aro necessary and the Krct manner in which ta obtain

them. The committee U ronu-osf-l i monstrance with the board but on

of Dr. J. O. r.oonn, V. I. Chandler

and Dan I'ylc. It is believed that in order to secure a ypecdy action as possible, the committer will be prepared to submit its rtndin-r to the chamber before a special session of the Indiana K' neral assembly is called early thin fall, or by the timo the regular t-es-fclon convenfs the ttrst of the y ar. i-o that any contemplated action may be taken in that quarter.

Plans of the board of public works for the opening and extending of tlv rt St.. are criticised and the board is charged with committing

in rror in a comn.amt filed

IMarriall Kirkley. who alleges that his property located on S. Michigan st., ;n Stover and Witwer's addition was condemned at too low a figure. In his recital of the circumstances ho says that on June 17, 1)13 the board adopted condemnatio 1 resolution No. 5 4 which provided for the proposed improvement ard condemned his property, and on April 14, KJ0 informed tho plaintiff that lie was awarded $3.3 00 fo- the lot and tho nine room house, located on the condemned real estate. The plaintiff filed a formal written re-

HEALTH DEPARTMENT

WARN FOOD DEALERS. I "Warning to handlers of foodstuffs! in the city was issued Friday by the j board of health. Particular str'-sa is' laid by Dr. Emil O. Freyermuth.

secretary of the city board of health, rerarding the rurity 0f the city's milk supply. The warning fo''ows: "As the summer months ar approaching you are requested by the

j ooard of h alth to exercise special care to preserve the purity of the food product you are handling. Carelessness or Indifference on your

part may cause the death of a little on depending upon the milk you are supplying the home, or may cause prolonged illness of some other members of the family. "Your plants must be kept in strictly sanitary conditions, "Your employes must be free from contagious or infectious diseases and keep themselves clean. "It is positively forbidden to take bottles from homes in which there is smallpox, typhoid fever, scarlet fever or diphtheria. "State laws and city ordinances pertaining to the handling of milk will be strictly enforced." K. G. FItEYUKMUTH. M. D. II 'alth O fflcer. Attest. HOY II. WOLF, Milk and elairy inspector.

ZFGILL HELD FOR ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL

May 3. at a regular hearing the re

monstrance was overruled and tho original assessment was cunt'irnud a in! adopted by the board. The plaintiff says, "the "board committecd an error in appraising the value of the property, as JH.COO is too low a figure. The property is conservatively valued at $3,000 and the action of the board constitutes a taking of real estate without Just compensation.". Judgment in tho sum of $ 3,000 Is Asked by tho plaintiff, who claims that the property will bring that much money on the open market.

TO SEEK PLACE FOR ORCHESTRA CONCERTS

Virgil Mr-Gill, who was shot in the left leg during a revolver battle with Seri;t. of Detectives Willi im II. Hernhart and Detective Samuel Koczorow.kl two weeks ago Wednesday us the detectives were about to take him into pedie headquarters, will be given a hearing in city court nxt Thursday on a charge of tssault with intent to kill. Mcellll was arraigned before Special Judne P. J. Houlihan Friday morning, and pleaded rot guilty. 1'pon tho recommendation of Deputy Pros. George A. Schock, lie was Jdaced under $2.CK" bonds for Ids nppearance ut the preliminary hearing Thursday. McGill was arrested by the two detectives on suspicion of s'eali;::ttn automobile owned at Ki.o. in I. The detectives and th .; pi . - .; just reached police 1m a,l inters, when McGi'l pulled two of ti.t thre revolvers he h.td wdh Lu.i at the time and op iud Me at tho de

tectives

DETECTIVE'S ILLNESS CAUSES DELAY IN LIQUOR TRIAL Illness of Detective Mclntyre prevented the trial in city court Friday morning of Cyril Van Stenkiste, charged with the unlawful possession of liquor for sale. Detective Moritz and Mclntyre made the arrest of Van Stenkiste. but the illness of Det-ctive Mclntyre caused the case to be continued until the detective is able to appear.

n.wci:. Tickets No. 1 Kxposition Orchestra at Herrien Springs' pavillion. Wednesday. Ma l'Jth. 410U-1G

Assistance Is to be given the South Pend Symphony orchestra in finding a suitable place in which to give its proposed series of concerts during the coming winter. The assistance Is to come from a committee from the orchestral association consisting of Frederick Ingt rsoll. Miss Virgir-3 Tutt and Mrs. TZ. J. Cady who will meet with a committee of business men appointed by the Chamber of Commerce. Pome C. Stephenson. Fred Pryan and J. J. O'Brien compose that committee and they will begin at enert assisting the orchestral association in obtaining a suitable place in which to hold the concerts.

NEW IIOM1JS! We have seven homes just completed, strictly modern, bath, hot and cold water, furnace, living and dining rooms finished In oak, oak floors. Homes located In southeast part of city on Indiana Avenue, Duball, Milton. Calvert and Bowman streets. Terms reasonable, small payment down, and balance in monthly Installments. Call at our office, room 2 1 ( Farmers Trust building, American Home and Investment Com.pany. 3S72-16

SECK DAMAGES. The Pittsburg Water Heater Co. has filed suit against the Northern Heating Co. for tho collection of $124.55 with Interest from Nov. 18.

Don't Install a heatlnc svstem un-l 1919. alleging that heating and

til you consult the Pound ak heat- t plumbing rupplies were sold to the ii:g engineer. Call Mishawaka &S3 or j defendant and that the aforemen-.'.h.-iuwuka lor an engagement, tioned amount is still due on the 12t20 transaction.

One of the detectives succeeded J ? V 'A' s-' 3 N . T i 7, In wounding McGill in the b ft b'g VVA &?i'f- 'll'&? JfrStt 3Ie fell to th epavement some- il i f. - V'' V V v U 1 2t---Il-i tance from the pol.ce station. IL- I I T Ä ; ''V' A s was taken to the county jail a-ui j 4h , f , r" placed in the hospital ward there. K , r );, -V-y.'i-Ur S W?L "T Friday morning he was as:sted into h ;U ).-. 'XJviV "' j VtJ5' tho court room by Asst. Chijf l -.f V: 't-' v aV .rr'.- x 'JyZ r-

Tollce Cassidy.

INSTATX OlT'ICintS. IiiStallatln services were held in connection with the r. q-ilir ;n. tir..; cf Carroll court. W. '.. I". Thursday evening at Me h Hie hall. Ic v. Cornelius Haperty, C. S. C. of Notre Dime, installed the following otTicrs: Rev. P. J. Carroll. C. S. C, chap!aln; Mrs. Frances Henthorn. chUf ranger; Mrs. Mary Gair-.er, vice chief ranger; Mrs. Eveline M:Causlln. recording secretary; Mrs Mary IIuss, p.r anctl secretary; Mrs. Hary Keyv. Id?. tiva-urcr: Mrs.

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Coldj, Couglis and Grippe BT DU. SAUXTCL HAUILTOM

i -it s T.'bl err:, d th and white ar.'. s ra irk f.! th re v i'.l bo ,t ri i ; . 1 . .1) 1

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Ccrtia. sen tin .is; Tr. rnetücal ox.ind-.-.er. Th cor.ductrrs were Miss

Reyr.rdd ar.d ?.!:-. Margar' t Ko-!i-ler. There w-re d legations present

from St. Margaret's curt cf lilkb.'ir! i and from St Mary's c urt cf Mis':.:-; wnka. Fo'.loM-ir.g the installation a ' 9'jrper was served to 6") m-vib- rs ,

ar.d the guests from out cf th" Toasts w re r.opor.del t ! y v'a

court ir.e:v.b:s ar.d and hall d-coratlor. ccurt colors of yolv, fnsll Anjericp.n F",a places st supper. Th ether rctviir ir.ee in

A card rarty and vlar.ee

Z1&7 : KNIGHTS THMTLATI. Kn!ghts will tre t th - Asylur-. J5ur.daT evening. May I'-, a: . v; . to attend Divine rvi t P i : F!pLcc.ral f hurr h. Mi-1; 'v-.v 1 f. : 'ir.iforn. Kniphs h . Ir.g auto... bl!e? w.ll b a f :rV.i-:i. Y. M. 10NF. . K. FPICKC. Com. AiCA.16 AUvL

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CornmoTilv the first symptom of

cold is a chiily feelinc, accompanied

by sneezing cr a tickling in the throat. The most frequent causes are petting wet or cold feet.- or roinr from hot moms suddenly into

cold ones, CAtcbing cold from contact with

ether persons in crowded irret cars or assemblies. Frecticntlv there an inr.cr cause, namely, the

stagnation of the blood, cau?ed by constipation or bihoufnei. No one erer takes cold unless constipated or exhausted!, and bavins? what we call rrrd-nutriticn. which is attended with impoTcrishcd

H.vM And exhaustion of nen-e force. There is a ! 1 1 : r : 4 t

cenur.uAi ausorpucu ti pcLons ihwj wie mici, ur.Vss thrt er.'iro intestinal tra t is c;:t clear und clci.n as possible. For this there u n:.t!.in letter thin Castor Oil. or a vegetable ertract oi Mav-apple, aloes, jalap, ro!i int.) s-t -r-eoat-l pilL. r.n l sold in everv drug store as Dr. Tierce's Plea-sanl reikis. It is the common pra.-ti -e of ererv doctor in the land to pire a nood purpative in tnv er -:e w hero he cannot be sure of what will develop. Tr.e first thinz to do c evcrv one s'aouLl kr.ow is to ''clean house'"' For the cjujh there Is nothing bettci

tiün tlie cid Old-a Mexhcal l:voer-, a botanical extract which Dr. Fi-rce pul m tv- r--Vet t'?v vt in Tri mr.tams no a!rrhcl bnt does contain wild cherrv

l ark, CAiho--h, Oreca cr-peroot, and other r'tanica extracts which are not only gooc J for th? sj.-stem, but. check the eolith, .i::d this is the very best alterative and tonic that J

I know cf to take for the crippc, .v it cLlrrs a scicntihc method of treatisr the blood ly impro.r?: the nutritive function of the patient. The "Medical Discovery" r.ccon- 1 ..--v.s this bv rirr re'trri th? enfeebled digestive orpans, eo.hat food the natural tissue builder will t dieated and t-slen up and assimilated by the svs:-ni. There is nothmj; better for i:exsrs of th? stomtrh. lunps aad blood tLaJ iL eld rcacdy which ercry druijist keeps in hguid or tablet fraa.

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Has Resulted In a Tremendous Response

Dresses Of Silk, batxn or Cotton. Reduced 20 per cent. $19.75 values $15.80 $25.00 values $20.00 $29.75 values $23.80 $35.00 values $28.00 $45.00 values $36.00 And higher priced Dresses all are included.

Coats

And we believe our effort .to influence prices to a lower level will not be in vain. The public is with us in hearty accord in taking this step to render economy more practicable.- All the merchandising power of this store to promote prudence in production and distribution will be given that customers may derive the benefit of every economy. Tomorrow the last Day of the 20 Discount

Spring modes in the latest fabrics, also 20 per cent off. $25.00 Coats. .$20.00 $29.75 Coats. .$23.80 $35.00 Coats. .$28.00 $50.00 Coats. .$40.00

Also Coats $195.00.

20 Off Co'ntinues Tomorrow

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Suits

Reduced 20 per cent has a large meaning of values, when quality is examined. $25.00 Suits . .$20.00 $50.00 Suits . .$40.00 $75.00 Suits . .$60.00 $100.00 Suits $80.00 $125.00 Suits $100.00 It will pay big dividends to buy one of these Suits for early fall.

Skirts

With summer days just coming, what a saving on those Reduced 20 per cent. $3.98 Skirts . . .$3.18 $5.00 Skirts . ..$4.00 $8.95 Skirts ...$7.16 And up to $29.75 values 20 off.

Silks Are Moving Out Fast In spite of the bad weather on Wednesday, crowds came and bought Silks and Woolens at this 20 Per Cent Discount Sale. Today and Tomorrow (Saturday) continues this opportunity to buy any Silk or Wool is yours the whole stock is included. The following are unusually good values without the discount the 20 per cent off however is your benefit. Striped Silks for Waists and iMen's Shirts Regular price $4.50. Reduced for May Sale $2.98. Tomorrow 20 $2.39. s Taffeta Silks for Waists and Skirts Regular price $3.00. Reduced for May Sale $2.50. Tomorrow Less 20 $2. $5.98 Silk Tricolette less 20. $2, $2.50 Crepe de Chene less 20.

$3.00 Black Satin less 20 . $4.50 Wool Tricotine less 20.

$2.75 Georgette Silk less 20. $3.00 Wool French Serge less 20

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Summer New Wash Fabrics 20 Off

50c and 85c Voiles less 20. $1.00 Normandy Voiles less 20 $1.50 Namorit Voiles less 20.

$2.00 Striped Silk Voiles less 20',' . 30c to $1.50 Organdies less 20'; . 50c to $2.00 White Waistings less 20' , .

Sweaters Of WoolSi 0.00 values for $8.00 $12.50 values for $1 1. 00 $15.00 values for $12.00 $20.00 values for $16.00 $22.95 values for $18.36 $25.00 values for $20.00 Of Silk $15.00 values for $12.00 $18.75 values for $15.00 $25.00 values for $20.00 $30.00 values for $24.00 $39.50 values for $31.60 For Children $3.75 values for.. $3.00 $4.50 values for. .$3.60 $5.00 values for. .$4.00 In the Children's Shop Dresses of Gingham Dresses of Silk Dresses of White Voiles Middy Blouses and all children's wearing apparel will be sold at a Discount of 20. The Boys' Store Mothers have been busy in tthis section all week taking advantage of the 20 Per Cent Discount. Sale continues tomorrow. Children's Shoes at 20 Discount Every pair of Shoes is included in this generous ofTer. High and Low Shoes for Boys and Girls. Little Child ren's and Infants, in all styles and sizes. ou can sav just one fifth of the regular prices huying here tomorrow.

Specials 25 Dozen Half Linen Huck Towels Our May Sale Price 45c Less 20 Per Cent These Towels are worth regularly 50c and considered good values. You will have to come early to get your share.

In the Men's Store Meos Fuairniislhiiiniffs

Off

Every item in our Men's Furnishing Store is included in this discount sale tomorrow. Und erwear, Hosiery, Dress Shirts, Work Shirtst, Neckwear, Gloves, Collars Extra Special Shirts, Hose, Underwear, previously reduced are included in this reduction $4.00 Golf Hose less 20. $7.50 Bathing Suits less 20.

Specials Hosiery Less 20 This means more than 20 per cent in actual value. Wayne Knit Seconds $1.00 Lisle Hose at 50c less 20r r . $2.00 Silk Hose at $1.19 less 20 ' . $3.00 Silk Hose at $1.50 ir, 20'. . Children's Hose 89c Iron Clads at 50c leis 20', .

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