South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 178, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 June 1920 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

RVmtDAV MORNING. MUM; 2fi. 1920.

LABOR PARTY MAY BID FOR AID OF THE DRY YOTERS

Plan Adoption of Prohibition Plank in Their Conven

tion Program.

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RY DON i:. flI.IIli:ilI.IN. (I nllfd rr MafT I orre ndent. CHICAGO, Jur:r liberals v iio iro:)5' l.mr.i hing a third jarty Lore next mor.'.h )y arnnUTmatir.K i.i'lif.il organization.", may t;! for -.jj ;ort from irnhlMtionistt, by n !)tir.sr a dry jdank in its j!utform,

uas announced today. With weis and dry at tho an .inri.-o convontlon apjiar-nt!y at iadlock, leaders of tho proposed

thsrd j arty are hopinf; th- deadlock

ontlnu- to enable the in to step in-I

to the Lrrarh and pick off the proiiiSition ote with a, morn favorable tiry plank in it platform.

neijf in; in. ii io ir uisappoini- i i;icnt at th' hand.i of r publicans and

a yirnllar reception trom the demorats will c;ius tlrys to turn to a I arty which will tak- a more favorable stand on the prohibition qustion, liberal laiers are con.slJf rim: J ho adojition of a strong dry plank in the ropoHod n v pirtys platform. This, they ray, would not only -win support from the prohibition lank anl tile hut also might iead to th prohibition national party indorsing a third party ticket at Its onvt ntlon. Iabor Isirt.v Attitude Principal advocates of a dry plank in a third party platform come from the labor party, which is c-x-P teJ to join th third party movement. Though labor has Rent-rally beer clasM;ed as wet in the past, lihf.r politicians say this is no loiiRer true. "Workers are beginnine: to change th-ir minds." said l'rank J. Ks per, n- retary of the national labor rarty today. '"They are beginnlntr to tlnd that they can handle their problems better without liquor. Thoy repent thu action of political parties playing up the li'i'ior question as a ote getter. "If the : -xestion is touched at all the people should le given an opportunity for once and all time to set- ' tie it by ; referendum vote." Kaper declared an indication a.s to tho changing attitude of labor toward prohibition can be ween in the recent action of the Pennsylvania Mate federation of labor refusing to adopt a wet plank. The Committee of Forty-Eight which will hold its convention here simultaneously with that of the labor party, has reached no decision on the stand it will take on prohibition. Awnlt Pemoornts Action. Their attitude. It is said, will depend on the action taken by the den ocrats. Arrangements for the Committee f Korty-Kight convention are going forward raridly, according to a s'.atement today by S. I. Rypins, Minneapolis, in charge of beadquarlt rs here. "Demand. for seals are already po great as to insure a crowded gallery of Interested spectators." he said. '"The floor of the convention, with a Mating capacity of 1.10 a, will be filled to capacity. States delegates :.re already reporting to headquartirs with requests fcr reservations. "The state of Michigan alone will hae at least 4 5 delegates." lr wat also announced that Charles IV Sharrow of flrand Kapids, Mich., plans to offer a resolution to be embodied in the platform which would provide for recall of elective ofli;als. Ten percent of the voters would be required to sign a petition demanding a new f lection. Thoiich no limit is to be placed on the number of delegates to be allowed each state, their voting power will be limited to its representation in i ongr ss. MKS. IIOl'SKWIl Turn now. This Minute, to The Market Page and look over the K-irgain you can take advantage of iu prt jaring ycur Sunday meal.

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1 Iierj i;.'i!!y, husband i rrcl ,f a II. J. TV', f.-et off .t cou. f lot SO lu A. fourth nrjiJition.

M.irj Marnh.ill tn John Uoim.irTnows'kl nn 1 Crrj Itozm.irynownkl. h'n'mnd and w ifr. $o. Lot 3! In Lindl)-' Ürst addition to Lindley, now tue town of I-jdl k. William II. H.ithwar nr.l I.enna V. IlatJuwiiy to Kdward .Mikl. $10; 16 f'-t

T u.e MfPt hl'lc of lot 0 and fe-t

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Spliwfkl. StfancUl and wife.

lot 77. Arnold ef the north

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eff of the eat nide of lot 7 Tffrm oj!,rllrlnl..n of Isrpe Cottreil's flrnt addition. Jan SplawakI and Teoflla husband nod vlf to Walrity and Wanda Ste.ankl b'isband

l.o. th west half of and Pnpln't auhdivlnlon

part of II. O. lotn of h0 and 81 of the ?rrtntl plat of out lots of th Jty of South Iiend. Mary H. lälwards and hust.and to John A. lt)ei and Harriet L. Ilyrs, husband and wlt; Hi a parcel of land consisting of 10 a' res la section 10, Center towuship. Achille C. Colp.nert to the Colpnert Healfy corporation, $1. A traft cf land

iu section 10 la I'enn township. Catherine Krler to Hugh A. Itrown and Kmilj J. ltron, husband and wife, !. Lot 212 In Daniel Garfs first addition. Ueuben A. Harman and Sarah Harman. husband and wife to Whlteomb and Keller, h corporation. ?1. Lot 10', In Wenger'a and Krleghbaum's second addition. Wladyslnw Jarosjrewskl and Maryanna Jarosz"WBkI, hustanl ami wife to Jo. neph Pecze and Ilorhala Peef, husband r.nd wife. fl. Iot 110. Sitlejr and I'uhhnacht'fl Linden plaee addition. Charles H. (foliatz and Minnie C. (iollatz, husband and wife to Wllllnm .f. O'Neill. 1. Lot on tho rrj.'.st of Leer'H ge ond addition. St. Joseph Loan and Trut Co. to John M. St'-fTee ml Hertha II. Steffre. hes'nand nnd wife, $1. I,ot 10, Oak Park fourth addition Homer Tncrgnrt and wife to Jennie MrClung. Lot S nnd 1ST fet ofT of the north side of lot 7, plat of (jreen Aere. Homer Tageart and wife to John W. ilcCluns. $1VJ:m)70; x acres off of the

That is a strange philosophy which f i;. s that all the difficult problems f th country are due to tlie failure t! sign the treaty, and yet defers f lrth. r treaty notion until after the '.vet ion.

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Summer Sandwiches Summer time is sandwich time, the time when light lunches take the place of heavy meals, the season of picnics and auto parties, the time of year w hen Peanut Butter, Jelly. Jam. Preserves and Pimento filling taste best with MOTHER'S PRIZE BREAD.

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south nd of a trat of land In section 19, In Clay township. Mike Ambrus and Ha2 Ambra, husband and wife to Znlman Prltdrt and

t Slawa l'rlhln. husband and wife. fl. Iwt

1 Onient Studehaker Oak Grore first addition. Wawrzynle Wurwai nnd wife to Alexander Duhickl and Stefar.Ia Dubliki. Lu-and and wife. fL Lot 2.1. Clement Studebaker'a Summit place addition. Jime i:. Wllnn and Ion Wilson. Luhand nnd wtf, to Sunder De Vrl? and Kannl DeVries, fl. Lot W, in Mayr's Michigan av. addition. ' Cbarle Kundstrora and wlf to Gustaf Bergstedt and Carolina Pwgstedt. husband and Ife, $1.1(0: ft parcel of land .".CIS ft oft of the sooth aid of lot ! and 12 fet off of the north side of lot 7, all in L?ddesdale addition. Frank Otolskl to Caroline Kosiak, $120. Lot 72. LaSalle I'arsr addition.

lien T.aer and wife to Inaac Salomon. 52. , SO0. I-ot 41, Strons'a second addition to MUhawaka. James L". Toster and Clarc7 Foster, husband nnd wife to rrlselila Arnold, $1. The northeant fourth of section Z2. In Liberty township. IT. M. Candis Swanger and Ilomer Swnner to J. Alex MMlehael. fL Iot R. block T.7. Ijwrence and llattei.'a addition to Mishawaka. Alex McMlehael to Horner Swanser, fl. Lot s. block .17, Lawrence and Hat1 tell's addition. Alice YViUIrd nnd husband to Mlshawnka Woolen Mfjr. Co., 1. Lot 5. Ja Tyra W. Hraj'a surrey. Henry C. Ileinzman and Ktta R. Heinrman, husband and wife to Jonathan Ulenburg, $1. Lot Co jn Ilaney's addition. Graee A. Duball nnd Donald F. Dubail to National Lumher Co., fl.fxO. A pareel of land in Stull's third addition, bordering on Mnln st. Charley M. Andrews and nlfe to Mlnnl Paulnen and Dora I'auNen, fl. A part of lots 2 and a. Ilaney's addition. Lillian KItter to Krank J. Anderson, $1. Lot 20. nulla and I'.-itton'a addition. Frederick T. Helmen nnd Fmnia Helmen, husband and wife to Lillian KItter, $1. Lot :. 40. 41. 42 and 41 n Meadowbrook farm subdivision Clav township. Ceorge K. Hastlnp to Lillian KItter. fl. Lot 1 of Mnrnlnj;dde addition. Fmaunel Huplev and .Tefle F. Itunlev. Ms wife to Albert M. Ileeknvm. $1. Lot 21. William Miller' subdivision of a part of It. O. L. No. Ill of the pint of out lots to the town now city of South Lend Ira F. Tttith and Mary F. Itnth. binband and lfe to Adam and Albina Klva. htisnnrid nnd wife, $1. Lot 2W, C,y. lor's third plat and addition to Misbawakn. Louis Troudflt and wife nnd Loube

T.utt and husband to Charles II. Go'datx and Mlanle C. Uoilatz, Lunband and wife. A part of the southeast fourth of the northwest fourth of portion PJ In Penn townahlp. Thaddens S. Riddle and wife to Ernest S. Porter and Lent I. Porter, husband and wife, $1. Lot IA tn the southeast addition to South Ilend. Flleen Kenny to CJeortre Ila!tlnffs. HI. Lot 33 in Woodland Heiphts addition. I. A. Finch and Alice L. Finch, hus. bnn1 and wife to Oorpe II. Hajtlnp. $1. Ixvt Z In proposed plat of Oakland addition. Frank J. Anderson and wife to G-irge II. Hastings. $1. Two tracts of land in lay township; one In section 2t and one lu section 10.

Y. JV. C. A. PURCHASES PROPERTY FOR $10,500

Two-thirds of a lot adjoining its property on W. Colfax av., opposite the high school, has been purchased by the Y. W. C. A. from Margaret Koerth and from her children, according to deeds filed in the recorder's ofllce Friday, he total consideration named is $10,500. A mortgage of ?6,0C0 on the property, given to the Citizens Ioan and Trust Co., was placed on record at the same time.

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AGED MAN TAKEN TO COUNTY JAIL

Frank Brenkiowlcz, SO years old, was taken to the county jail Friday after he had refi.sed to go home. According to the story pieced together by the police, his wife is dead, nnd there is no one at home to take care of him. Preparation? are being made to Fend him to the county farm.

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SATURDAY. J UN 1 3 20. Thi promi?(s to be a very interesting and eventful day. although there are some planetary positions that may not be read as fortunate. There is some Indication of an im-po-tant change, with removal or traveling enured upon rather unpremediatedly. This suil len venture may come as the resj'.t of the effectual removal of some long obstructing barriers, and should result In permanent and substantial benefit provided the financial aspects ef all transactions receive more than ordinary attention. Jupiter is adversely placed a menace that may bo overcome by very good management in the handling of a!l money transactions. Some provision against fraud and treachery is also urged. Those whose birthday it is may have an eventful year. but they should handle their affairs with unupual caution, especially ns regards money matters", avoiding risk and fraud. A child born on this day will be original, inventive persevering, adventurous and romantic.

mrs. housrwiit:. Turn now. This Minute, to The Maiket J 'age and look over the bargains you can take advantage of in preparing your Sunday meal.

JOIN'S NAVAL SCHOOL. John It. Cunningham, cf Fulton, Ind., who has been employed for the last few months at Studebakers, sluned up at the local recruiting office for the naval radio school Friday. Ho will be sent to Hampton Roads. V.l., where he will enter on a 32-weeks' course in radio telegraphy. On graduating in this course ho will probably, aceordir g to the recruiting olliccr. be transferred to the naval radio station either in the Panama canal zone or the naval radio post at Manila".

MRS. HOUSFAYiri:. Turn now. This Minut , to The Market Page and look over the bargains you can take advantage of ii preparing your Sunday meal.

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Thousands of Yards of Silfas Just Received The past week has depleted our silk stocks the great demand making additional purchases necessary. The manufacturers, to lower their stocks, sold to us at a loss. Our purchoses bring them to you at a bargain, lower than the regular wholesale prices. No samples given No telephone orders No discounts No exchanges. Chiffon Taffeta $1.48 a yard Printed Georgette $1.79 a yard

Many new pieces of Chiffon Taffeta, in the new shades and colorings. Navy Blue Chiffon Taffeta Values from $3.50 to $7.00 at $1.98, $2.98, $3.98.

Another large shipment of Printed Georgette. The same quality as that sold the first days of the sale, with an entire new line of designs. Printed Radium Silk $ 1 .98 yd. 36-inch Printed Radium Silk, which is like Pussy Willow.

THese New Silks Have Juft Arrived

40 -inch Resort Silk, value $4.50 32- inch Pure Silk Crepe Shirting with Satin Stripe, value $5.00 at 40-inch Chiffon Satin Charmeuse, black only, value $5.00 . . 40-inch Chiffon Crepe de Chine, value $3.50 40-inch Satin and Crepe Plaid, black only, value $7.00 40-inch Satin Stripe Georgette Crepe, all colors, value $4.00 . 36-inch Japanese Habutia, white only, value $1.50 33- inch Japanese Natural Pongee, value $2.50 40-inch Japanese Crepe Pongee, value $4.00 Tricolette, newly arrived, value $7.50

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