South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 154, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 June 1920 — Page 3

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PROGRESS CLUB PLANS PROGRÄM FOR ANNIVERSARY

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Silver Jubilre Celebration to bp Held Friday, June 1 I.

An rr. j,rr.nii-:n to f t !. rri "." I' .pr-if in th h:-tory : tho I'ror. r'.:h wVA h the iobration of 1.. '- J"'.h .ir.ni Ty.ir of its f 'air.flin sr I. he h-! J .Jur.- 11 at th- Suut'.l JF-:. I Fountry (Vib I'lar.s lor th" ilvr r J-iMi !- l-ration have !.. .a mat. r i iairs I ' . r - rfc- th- ' i-t :- a mo'ity ;trni !i"hl:;- has L-n 1 ft i:rlor. - hih w!l' Ir.ike for v i(rr.-. IT"l'i ' -i "j 1 .. mb-rs. rharn r ii' i,ilj r .ml M t ar rr.-r.h'-r-. to th- n;i:n;tr oi are xjo ' t l to att'-r.il the af1.1. r. The h ill 1 i r th,. h"i;n'f IF , b r -or;..- at 1 j o' ! ,. ..oor, FriI ;.. J.iii.' 11. ar,i v. i . 1 r.-''- to 'h" i''ur.ry ; lub whd l ira h on will I-- .-jrvea at 1 o' !.. , .!'. -hF J .! program ,f .,-h an-i nuMic V. ;:i foliou, a f'-.it ui.- hojt l.i'kü by all th -j-r"-! ::ts V ho It II th- hi-'ory "f th I'ib. Mrs. rr.l Woolvani i- ( h iinn.in i f Hie cimti itfi'f in hii"- anI .-he 1- t cinir asai-t' -l by .Mrs. F. F KtIür.. Mrs. rh'ir! s I'. I 'rummon-l, N. . Ii.ikin. Mrs :tor I. klonfH, Mh,rf Mau-b- IF.ilh ar.-l Mi.-.s , .rfc'inia Tutt. IVrsonnel f Coinniltt-.-.-. The jars u n-i . f oth'r ommlt-1f-s i as 2 ' 1 Iom - ; A r i .. v.::' trout s, :m Harri t U-M'-r a:il .Mr.-. 1.. 1'. tlmly. History of I'n a,-i . ss rlub Mrs 31. F Kettrln;-, editor. Ho-jaalit Mrs. k. F. I i-l:h'iil -, chairman nral 1 1 j - ) i i r t f iiiniliT.s Ja- 1 a lir;,' Mrs. J. M . Stmb-b. . ker. m Mr. Laf.l.rfi- I.Vaii. Mrs. i:. (1. K. ttrir.-'. Mi. M;ir I.. 1hn Mrs. 1. in. Mr- . ir!il . Mi.-'. Cimilhi I ' : t t . i v.oi tli. Mr. t Jh 3' '!iu ;iiitl lbi-- .a t -f-'i .in -' anl ii.t'iMijng' i hairm n of . j ;! rt ir. nt.-. Mus: Mi.s. ;"!-;- A. 1'ulmor r r:.l Mr-, W. i:. :r k. Trar.5ioi tation Mi-. Hut:h T. 1 ;nrahio. rh;iirr. it', Mr.,:. Ltiriai V. Snyder, Mrs. I. I', lii.-nin. Mr.s. J. :. I ;:'! nla- h. M r - . Williari 3,-nl-r. jr.. .Mrs. A nr. a Mulla, .Mrs M. Itnss. N!r. U M. Applr.in. Mr-;. K. J. Alt' ll. ai.'l Mrs. lllrw r .'harter and lirst v.n mcn;brs c-.-mniittrr'--Mr.-. C. I. J run,bmnI liTii Mrs. l:i'-hail I i or.tt ion M I s. II um v Kti-r, rh'iiifv.aii, A ' t !o- h .M. .v:t . phi-n-fn. .Miss rinnia. I'oi-t'M-, T!s. V illiam binm i, Jr.. Mrs. ,. 1 1 Uirt. .Mis-, rionnc.' V c !, ami Mis 'arri Vol wa il. Imitation 'M;ss 1 . 1 1 : 1 . Month, rha irman, .Mrs. :. (,. o.ikin. Miss Kir.ih l.yon. .Mi ThrekU S.i'k. .Mr s A'il!iam iUUiotiilm an. I Mrs. r. i:. 3'anta. "I'ickot solhnr Mr--. Ch irb s .stith-li-r. chairman, Mis. j. .M. rt Harris, Mis JrFsit' cloitriul-' Hmuii. Mi-s 3:11.4 laeinin, .Mrs. I'r.nik l!obrtfr'O'i, AJrs. S;u)H)r! I'.itllkt l . M I s. V '1!liani .M imvr. .Mrs. f. ( . Koos. Mrs Cl.mno' Ili.-.y, Mr-, .lohn V-auby, ml Mrs. I 1 . Ni.-1. also , hairt-n n ;f ibpai tract. ts for r.i'. I'roram 1 isti abut it n Mis. .I.in--s Taylor, chairnKtn, Miss .atlurino lostviok. Mrs. I'r.ir.k Sto-r, Mrs. harks Ii.s. nbi.r , .tr.. C I'rt '!- rir!, Cunningham, atal ,rr. I.a1at tn- LoVan i'oi t. r. Mona anil tabb enniiiiit?' o Mrs. Milo llodson, rhairn tn. M:s 3 I ilüor. .Mrs. Frank Chi i-noan. ! rs 3'rank tcphrnvon, Mis. W'anlr h.

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Mim .Mary Kuss, .Mis Fvelyn FulMor. .Mrs. Carl W. Cuv. Mrs J. 1.. "Wilson. Mrs. Fu'on It. Warner Miss Mar:, Piham-. Miss WiM.i Fhont. .Mrs. 1.. F. Fry, Miss Irma r-.llmr. .Mrs. Kiub!ph II. Morst, Mrs. Nnl Kol rts-n. Mr-". C. A. .MacJ'opahl. Mi.-s Altra Follmor, Miss Mai :' MrVtT, Miss Mari 'o d iscli. Mi. )Iovard U Fran::!!. Mi .Mardo Vi b, r. Mrs. loni!d 1.1b, !, Mrs. 3'rrdorick H. Incurs. il. Mrs. Walter Jlarter. Mis. William T-m;'b-, Mr.-,. l:ason Murilck, Mrs. Fail Mib1 rd. Mrs. (1. J. Mailatt. Mrs. otlo I'. ahl, M1m Kath.-rinc llt:ll and ML-.-Hnvl laTlllui.

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NEW POSTMASTER . TAKES OFFIGE

Seek? to Enlarge Personnel , of Local Carrier I Force.

William GibKs MrAdoo, former secretary cf treasury, who is seeking tho democratic nomination for rres ident. j:Ti:ilT.IV 1.TI1-:TS. ! niht. nioanor Kopprs give the In addition to the regular rnov- ! dance "Tho Song of the Robin"; ins picture show, which was the J Solma Cross appeared in costume film .shown at the F.istlo thcatrr on ) in "The Daisy Dance"; little Max

ime Faton featured in the "Tarantflle" r.nd Victor Hordowski danced an oriirinai fiance to "Dardanella."

Memorial lay, tin- patients at Healthwin hospital were entertained bv asthotic dancers on Saturday

John :C. Hunttr, recently appointed postmaster of South Bend, took his oßlco Tuesday mornlnfc sueceedlnp Hugh I'. Dunnahoo who haa been acting postmaster eine the resignation of GeorRe W. Zlnky. Mr. Hunter stated Tuesday that there would be no changes In the ofhco personnel. A request for additional carriers to accommodate tho residents of the outlying districts, he Bald, has been made but no reply has been received from Washington. It Is estimated that at least eight additional city carriers are needed to mako the service efficient but until permission from WaAhtngton to extend the delivery limit .has ben received no additions to the force can "be made. , CHAMBER OF. COMMERCE OFFICIALS WILL BE IN CITY WEDNESDAY

Officials of the state chamber of commerce will bo In South Bend Wednesday to confer with shippers of this city regarding a hearing to be, held before tho interstate commerce commission at Indianapolis June 22 in which discrimination In freight rates between Indiana cities and points in the northwest. The officials of the state organization will meet the shippers at the Oliver hotel at 7:30 Wednesday night. The coming hearing before th interstate commerce commission will be the subject of discussion at the meeting.

NEWS-TIMES NIGHT POLICE REPORTER ILL

Don M. Fall, reporter on The News-Times, ill at Epworth hospital, is in a Berious condition today, his case beinK diagnosed as what in plain English means brain fever a typo of spinal meningitis. His father. Prof. Deloa Fall of Albion, (Mich.) college, arrived in South IJend Tuesday afternoon, leaving the young man's mother, Mrs. Fall, also seriously ill In Albion. Mr. Fall has been with Tho News-Times since 1914, except for the time that he spent in the United States navy during the war, in which capacity he crossed the Atlantic 18 times in the transportation of troops. Ho has been at tho hospital since last Wednesday.

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HEAL ESTATE MEN DISCUSS LOCAL RENT HOUSE SITUATION

Unusual Values In Every Department

Down Go the Prices On Fine Spring Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses andTVIillinery. If you have put off buying your spring and summer garments don't wait any longer, buy now while our big reductions are in force.

T'.s'ussiun of the rent house sitL.i!;i.m in South Ib-nd occ ajMed the cffer-dlnrn r discussion at tho met tii.c t tho South F. r.I F.eal Fv-tate toard Tuesday at the Y. M. F. A. Aft.r several of tin- niomh is had ti -a ssfl ttic situation from alt cr.les the toird as a who'.c apj '.d a motion sottir.g out its i us In it Litiun to the r-.-ntl- prpesod c f ordinance or.tpfllmg nvner. to j. lit hnusis when at ant rather than l.-'.d them for sale. I: was pointed iv.t that in the

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i'.-r b.ouM .s for -a!' tri- . onctrns vi F.d ! :.:;;:,.,! thiouh I n k of cip::al to s 1-1,1;, 1 ii;. -rations if they comp !1 d to ti.- up tiieir laoney in r ::t l:.as. s wl.i!.- b.. buildI: anil S"!1ii-.l: th-v ai- a: '' tarn i- r their ajaial tor f.ath-r build-l-y t- r.tua'iv i li- i:itr tin- bo use fc;.-: : .: tb.ro mil t!:.-' :.; i-.s. '!?! low p!n:;s ;:i tli" r tit b.ouse I i.-if.ovH was brouub: m :ri cimect."ri u;:h t!' i.iMS vf onis who j'orfer to hfll tiieir hou-vs rather than cor. tir. ia the r nt business.

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Remnant Day Thursday morning we will place on sale a fine lot of Silks, Woolens and Cotton Materials in desirable lengths and patterns. Choose them Thursday at One-Third Off Travelers Kits Thursday Half Price We have about 35 toilet kits, made of waterproof material with compartments for comb, brush 6c toilet articles. They are just the thing for your vacation trip. They are wonderful values at Half Price. $1.25 Kits at 63c $1.50 Kits at 75c $1.75 Kits at 88c Envelope Chemise, in pink and white, lace trimmed; $1.75 and $1.50 values; Thursday . . . .$1.25 Women's Fairflax Handkerchiefs, white with neat colored corner design. Special 10c Dust Caps, wear one around the house and protect your hair. Gingham and percale. Special 5c Fibre Silk Hose, in brown, blue, pink, ivory and white. 95c value; Thursday, pair 75c Boy's Goodnight Pajamas, in neat colored stripes, sizes 8 to 18, silk frog trimmed. Thursday Special, suit $1.89 Glass Vases, American cut, 10- inch. $2.00 value, Thursday $1.39 Aluminum Covered Kettles, 6 quart size. Thursday, Special $2.00

Toilet Soaps Jap Rose, Palm Olive, Cocoa Hardwater Castile of Jergen's fine soap, 10c and I2V2C values, choice, (one kind or assorted,) 3 bars 25c Baby Bunting's Pure Castile Soap for baby's bath; very special, bar at . ... . ... . ... . .10c Woodbury's Products, Facial Soap, Cream or Powder; regular 25c values, choice 19c Best Shaving Soap, Special bar 8c

Aladdin Dye Soap, different colors. Special 9c

or 3 for 25c Colgate's Pure Tar Soap . .j... . 19c Colgate's, Cashmere bouquet, palm, floating bath, Turkish bath and Coleo, choice, bar . . .10c Colgate's Eider flower, all round, oatmeal, palm, violet and sandalwood, choice, bar at 15c

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