South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 178, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 June 1920 — Page 2
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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
SECRETARY OF STATE1 i
APPROVES DRIYE
COURT NEWS
Colonel Stehlin is in
of Bond Sale in City.
Charge
The follow;:. r U-'.ep-ram from th Fcretary of Ftuto was mIe puhl'c Friday by lo-i 1 o.T.r'i!3 in charge of the Polish I, end tJriv:
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f ( r m to tf rrr .--r-.t to exjTtsä my j-rrsonal Interest in the f urtlir;inc' rf this grreat pur:'- The United States looks with sympathy upon PoUnd's efforts to rstablih hr Industrien and mikf a place for herKlf nmor.f th rrod'Klng nations of th world. Material aid for Ic-giti-rr.ntc developments will constitute a most effective pleitro of American interest In the new republic. I urn sure that It Is the drir of all Americans thru Poland sh ill prosper and rruw strong that it may work out the great destiny that lies Isfort it and alo that the frn ndhip between th two countrl- schall bo of thi meat ndurin kind. "Dainbridice Colby. "Secretary of state."
PI.KXTY Ol' T11IIIM.S. Thrllla enouprh to last an ordinary lifetime have bcn crowded into the life of Lt. Col. Jo Stehlin. who I in South Hend to aid in the polish bond drive, and who U the youn.st colonel In the world. II! tlls of Iiis f-rrviec under four flaps, firft in the famed Iafaytt. I'.sradrllle with Hill Thaw, Jamie Hall and other American who c"rrled the tri-color to aerial victory, loiter ho joined th American ;iir hcrvice. leaving that ori? mintion after the nrmi'tico to throw hi.-s lot with the I'ii!fs. At the conclusion of this service he was made chief of the Lettish air force.
Suit lo title, brought by Fannie p. Pershing apainst Kdgar N. Noiand wis dismissed from circuit court at the colj of the plaintiff Priday morning.
Harriet P.. Pago was discharged a s administratrix of the. estate of Percy H. A. Page in circuit court Friday, after her final report had been r.l'-d and approved.
Th St. Joseph Ix5an and Trust "o., vp'f-i.,1 administrators cf the 'Mate of Klla Ksler, Friday asked hii.e ,f venue from the circuit court lure In the fate of Alta K. Horam vs. the estate. The change wns granted to the FJkhart superior Cfurt.
h'. J. Prttenglll was appointed special judge in circuit court Frday to try he cat of Frank Vine vs. Martin Panty and others. Tho case inVolv.'s an Accounting and was vei.ufd here from the Lipyrte circuit court home time ago.
I'.alph Feig Friday withdrew his appearand' lor Fnd Kempf, who has !.! d Miit in circuit court against Alpha L. Kcuipf.
Charles Selby, defendant In the divorce suft brought by Kuth Sdby, defaulted in circuit court Friday. The prosecuting attorney was ordered to appear for him.
MISSION DIRECTOR LOOSES HIS BADGE
Rev. Ray Rirtl is no Longer Member of Sheriff's Office.
KUTAN IS CLUB CONSTRUCTS ROAD
A d.zri members of tho South
Bend Kiwanls rluh were engaged in j road work on Friday, the purpose i being to construct a good highway J
from the main road to the summer camp of the City H'uc mission at Chain o Iikes. The work Friday t . insist eri of hauling gravel and dirt from the gravel pit of Georg; J. Hoffman to the highway leading to the summer r.imp, Instead of holding next Thursday's noon day luncheon at the Oliver hotel, as customary, the clur
members will nct at the summer i
camp at 1 o'cp ck to complete the work of building the road, and will have, dinner at the summer camp at
0 o'clock in the evening A dozen J
trucks wer donated to Friday's work of hauling gravel to the camp.
the majority of the trurks being ',
piven without cnarge by members f the club. Mr. Hoffman donated the gravel for the road and the ue of his large steam shovel to thy i a use. (leorge M. Plainer and John F. TWIaven compos the committee in charge of the project to build the read to the summer re.-L camp, which is operated by pay .. Bird, a member of the Kiv.anis club. "When the road is completed, the club will ab-o construct an entrance at the main road, where the road branches off to the iumnitr camp along the lake.
Kay C. Dird, dire tor of the City Rescue Mission, is no longer a deputy sheriff. He was relieved of bi.s badge late Thursday afternoon, lullowing numerous complaints to Sheriff Duck that his deputy was exceeding his authority. Last year, when the local Elks built a summer camp for the benefit of the poor women and children of the city, to be cared for by the City Rescue- Mission, Mr. Dird was sworn in as deputy sheriff in order to protect the property. That the exdeputy was t.o zealous, and not only prevented people from coming into the. property of the Mission, but also tried to prohibit them from using a public rend which passes through the property, was the substance of dozens t,f telephone calls tu his office, says Sheriff Duck.
MILITARY POLICEMAN ISO 11' FEDERAL OFFICIAL
SPECIAL PROGRAM OF SUNDAY MUSIC
Following is the musical program for Sunday at tho Tarnt Methodist I'piscopal church. June :7, under the direction of Mr. Fred C. lia,, organist and director. Mcrnir..;', 10: 1 - Prelude "Fant-ia" ;v.ift Procev;(,n:li FIvmn N - 7 Uerpun-i (Chant) "The Lord's Prnytr'' loMon Offertory "Jong Without Wrds" Salome Anthem "Kord of All Dein-;" . . Camp Revevvional i Choir) Postlude "Triumphal March" .... Sainton polby Kvenin. 7:.'!0 I n lud Caatina" Haff Processional Hymn ."7 Daritone Solo .ep.cted) Kv Youn,Anthem "'Lord, God Almighty". . . Verdi Offertory, Violin Solo, Father Full cm Sopr&no Solo "Deautiful Horn vi Paraui.-r' King Mrs. X. P. keih Anthtn "The lty is Fnded" ... Dartlett Miss T.lear.or !'Id.itf and chorus MlfS Esther Fulton Violin Otdigato. Postlude "C.rand rhrn:'' .Dubois
SHOWS ADVANTAGES OF ARMY SERVICE
Peale A. Davis is a mea iir.gless name to a. great many in South Dend while the name Maj. P. A. Davis, commander of military police, C-rnp Shelby, Mi.-.v. is a ru'jne that will long be remembered by a great many local men. Maj. Davis is in South Dtnd in connection with the government raids on the ale of lltjuor. In course of his conversation at the Oliver hotel he asked several as to their regiment in the army. After hearing the reply Maj. Davis said th-.i local men know me as I was commander of the military police. Turning to his friend sealed by him lie stated, "I know what that ftjlow is thinking." - And the major read the young man's mind the rirst time.
TO ORGANIZE NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL
A new Sunday school, under the direction of the Evangelical association, will be organized at the Oliver school building Sunday afternoon at :':Ü0 o'clock. The Sunday school will be in charge of Rev. O. O. Dozitr, pastor of the tJrAec K angelical chunh. who has been instrumental in m..kmg a .-urvey of that portion of the city relative to the need lor a Sunday school. The proyrum for Sunday will eon-.-i.-t of community singing, special mu.-ie and short talks, and all men, women and children of that faction of the city :ire asked to attend th organization meeting. Stinilar services will be held every Sunday at -:iU o'clock in the Oliver building until a more adequate building can be secured.
SCANDINAVIANS TO HOLD BANQUET
The second annual picnic of the Fnited .Scandinavian Aid societies will be given at Rum Village Sundiy, June 1'7. i;:o program will consist of: 1 So! ction by the band; 1 three legged race for boys; ;', shoe race for pir'..; 4 tug of war; Ö nomination of the ipieen: '. chicken race for all women; 7 fat men's race; S egg race for women; 5 thin men's race; U address by the speaJ:er for the day; H crowning of the nuten.
The man advantages of reenlistlnj m the army wire pointed out by S.rgt. Skies cf the lor.tl recruiting station. 'Die ex-toldier receives a 5 00 bonus added to his lirtt payroll
after enlistment. He is abo given j his eho.ct of army p---ts in Fr.iie.Ij Slates. A man can also haf Ihisj
bonus in his :'rst enlistment, it being paid upon bis di.-cha.ige fron the scriec. Tb.e time f.-r entry Into t!v Model 5cn, j ;lt Camp flrnt. III., lias h.-e-. extcn-'ud until tlie l-th cf July, ;md the i-ch.'ol will !-.t until the end c f .-"ep: em bt r. Aft-r a term at xh'.s school the men are given their choice i f arm post.-. Columbrs ltarracks. Cdiio. has pmt out a cull cx--vvLe nun to to fct.tIor.rd there ; t rn4auc ntly.
GIRL RESERVES GO TO DEWEY LAKE
S"ven members of the Girl Rscres id" Soutli Rend and MlshawaUa left Friday noon for Dewey like-, where they will attend tho i ounge;- flirls conference of the central f.eld. which Is beiij held June :: to July ?.. Mi; Marjorie Sweet of South Dnd is chaperoning the .group which includes Orean Smith, Dorothy Hollowell. Hildred Schuell. ra Murpiiy and Verna Murphy of this city, and Harriett LUgleston and LeoU l.tv of Mishawaka.
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ROY MXU T MEim.Nfi. M. M. Rodders, pa.-tor cf the Sur.ro side P: s'n teri m church, tvi;: mjdre j t:ie D-'v S -. uts of Troop N'o. 1 cf which ..' i an honorary memi' r at . tpl.I tcrv:?.; Sunday tver.ir.g. The mui- will assemble it the C e,, ifd s. hoi :. Sunday nirlit af 7 4.", o ...-.k. :v rn tliere they v.i:i i . . a r 1 . !" Uil) to the :hurch.
MI!. IIorIAMFi:. Tim now. Th:- Mi!;ot-. to Th.e. Market Pu'e and look over the J&rjjElr.s aii can take advantage of l.l irrp.irlnij your S;ir.iLv m-!
MRS. iiousi:vifii Turn now. This Minute, to The Va-set Pa to and look over the bargains you can take advantage of m preparing your Sunday meal.
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NEW RULING FQRMEDALS Application For Victory Badges at Local Recruiting Station. The blank forms for making application for the Victory medals Issued by tho national government can now be secured at the local recruiting station. 120 N. Michigan st. The original order issued to the station stated that the blanks could be obtained only at the main recruiting station Ht Indianapolis, but a contradictory order waa recfivM this morning along with a supply of the application blanks. After they are properly mied out and duplicated, the blanks are to be sent to the army recruiting station, 102 S. Illinois bt., Indianapolis, Ind. They will be forwarded from ther to Philadelphia. Then after their approval at Philadelphia thev will be returned to tho owner, alon with the medal and battle clasps.
REVENUE COLLECTOR TO ATTEND CONVENTION
William U FJder, Internal revenue collector for the dxth district, which Includes South Rend, left Indianapops, for San Francisco, Thursday .to attend the democratic convention. Although not a delegate, he goes to boost the candidacy of Thoman R. Marshall, vice-president. For seve ral years he has bc-n a close personal und political friend of the vice-president, and ;t was through Marshall's infljence that Eider was appointed to the post of collector. During Klder'H absence, the revenue collections of the local section will be supervised by M. T. Cummings, deputy collector.
GOLF PROFESSIONAL DEFENDANT IN SUIT Rrt Myering. golf professional at the South Rend Country club, is the defendant in a suit for possession and damages which reached superior court Friday, following default and upp"l in the court of A. W. Hodnski. justice of the peace. Oeorgo V. Milliken and Mary Milliken are the; plaintiffs. They allege that the defendant is unlawfully retaining possession of a house he rented from them, but which they asked him to vacate by June 1. They ask $1U0 damages-.
Mils. norsiAViri:. Torn row. Tr is Mmitc, to Tho Market Page and look over the bargains you can take advantage of i preparing jour Sunday meal.
SIOUX CITY MAN BUYS HOTEL HERE South Bend Hostelry Changes Hands For $12,000 Consideration.
Purchase of th Nichols hotel from the Northern Security Co. by Bailey Koernan of Sioux City, la., was reported Friday. Mr. Koernan is to assume immediate management of the hotel, it was announced Friday. The transaction was brought about through the efforts of Rarry ScanIon and Vitus Jones. The consideration Ls said to be in tho neighborhood of $12,000.
SPECIAL SERVICES AT GERMAN M. E. CHURCH
Rev. Arthur L. Rreslich, Th. D.. of the Riblical Alliance of Madison, Win., will occupy the pulpit of the Herman M. K. church at the Sunday morning service. On Monday evening Rev. Rreslich will talk to members and friends of the Wesley club at an open meeting to be held at the parsonage. His subject will be "Present Day Conditions In the Light of the Scripture."
MRS. HOUSFAUFi:. Turn now. This Minute, to The Market Page and look over the bargains you can take advantage of in preparing your Sunday meal.
ivir,R in' spi:aki:u. Itv Fnited Press: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 2-. Jesse 1'schbaeh. chief of the state hoard of accounts, will be speaker of the house of representatives at the proposed special session of the Indiana legislature, if that body elects him, he said today.
MRS. HOUSEWIFE-. Turn now, This Minute, to The Market Page and look over th' bargains you can take advantage of in preparing your Suntlay meal.
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sF.i.rs ri.sidf.vci:. A. R. Erskine. president of the Studj'haker corporation, has sold his resilience and property on W. Washington aw. it was learned Friday. N. R. Feltes, treasurer of the corporation, purchased the: residence and the southern portion of the ground, .while H. W. Eldredge purchased the remainder. whi h airjoins his lot on W. Colfax av.
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mrs. iiorsEWiri;. Ti'rn now. This Minmv, to The Market Page and look over the bargains you can take advantage of 11 preparing your Sunday meal.
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Would Your Brother Sell You Something Worth $500 for $100 Then Why Expect a Stranger To? Every day there are new speculative enterprises thrown on the market. Many of them are mere stock selling schemes, that have little chance of success. This means that those who invest in these more or less doubtful propositions, through the lure of big returns, lose their entire principal. When the smooth talking stock salesman paints a rosy picture of the future of the concern whose stock he is selling and points out the wonderful returns you are to receive just stop and ask yourself if he would be so anxious to sell such a proposition if it were sure to pay so handsomely. PLAY SAFE INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST! Go to your banker and let him advise with you. This bank has a special Investment Department, with experts in charge. We are always glad to serve, without charge or obligation. St. Joseph Loan and Trust Company
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In the Boys' Shop Blouses and Shirts at $1.00. Playtime blouses of black sateen and khaki. Dress blouses of striped percales; $1.50 values, at $1.00.
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Half Price Sale Coats, Suits and Dresses Wonderful bargains in ready-to-wear for women and misses.
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For Devotees of the Beach The recent hot days make one think longingly of lazy mornings on the beach and invigorating dips in the surf. We are prepared to meet your every demand with the newest and the smartest that this season can offer in a complete beach outfit. Swimming Suits for Women Knitted wool, in models one and two-piece styles, every desirable color and combination. Prices $7.50 to $13.95. Also in cotton from $2.98 to $5.95. Bathing Suits for Children In models designed from the fashionable style worn by adults. Prices from $2.96 to $7.50. Bathing Caps and Hats and Shoes, 50c to $2.50. Water Wings for timid bathers. Price 39c.
Playtime Frocks for Girls Tub dresses for girls six to m m a
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lake resorts or ror the playgrounds at home. Frocks of gingham in stripes and plaids, also some plain colors. A splendid variety to choose from at $2.00, $3.50, $5.00, $7.50. The Little Tots Aged from 2 to 6, have not been forgotten in our children's shop. The collection is very large and patterns in plain plaid and striped. Gingham Frocks are priced very moderately from $1.59, $1.98, $2.50 up to $5.95
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Sheer and Crish Frocks of Tub Voiles and Organdies Specially priced at $18.50 and $19.75 Dainty dresses with popular ruffles on bodice, neck
and sleeves, some with lace and embroidery. Colors
white, pink and flesh. A splendid collection of real
values.
Morning Frocks of Tub Gingham A useful dress for morning walks and recreations. In many styles and colors, and priced very moderate from $5.95, $10.00, $15.00 to $19.75.
In the Men s Store Bathing Suits Cotton, wool mixed or all wool, plain or striped bands, at $2.75, $4.00, $7.50 to $8.50. Extra Special Athletic Unions of silk striped pongee. Special $2.35 suit. Also dimity and knit Athletic Suits at $1.25. Hose Special at 25c.
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at $6.95, $7.98, $10 Skirts of White Gabardine and Surf Satin, smart and trim for the links or tennis court. Silk Skirts, Special Values at $15.00. Beautiful soft Baronette Satin and Tricolette, in black, navy and latest sport shades. Also several in natural and embroidered Pongee. Priced at $ 1 2.75. Tailored Waists Reduced to $10.00 of striped La-jerse and satin broadcloth, long sleeves, high and low collar, turn back curTs, button trimmed; $15.00 value reduced to $10.00. Tailored White Waists, reduced to $2.98; collars and cuffs of white pique or striped dimity; also large collars with large buttons. Regular $3.98 waists at $2.98.
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OLD AND RKLIABLE. IF YOU ned money and are particular aa to SERVICE, see as. Tb more eareful jou are In aei?tiny the beat pluc to borrow, tLe more eartala xou -will to ebooa me -old rfllabl STATT!." Load on Chattels. ilaJa 1744. STATE LOAN CO. Etibllbed 1505. tird nr Mrrbat Bank Bid. 231 S. ülcto. !t.
.Dancingat Reid's Resort Barron Lake Every Wednesday and Saturday Evening Through summer season.
Insure your Automobile in a "South Bend Company." All risks.
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Quick adjustments. Motor Inftmhity Co. 363 Farmers Trust Bid?. Phone Main 873
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We have positions oprn for several experienced
ice men.
SCALE: Route Men $39.00 Route Helpers . . .$36.00 Wholesale truck $38.00 To experienced men only. Apply ready for work. Artificial Ice Co.