South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 192, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 July 1920 — Page 11

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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FIGHTING SPIRIT l

IS AFLAME AMONG i

EX-BULL MOOSERSi

American Who Won British Title

I PROFESSORS HOLD

MEET IN LONDON

Committee of 48 Consider j

Plan? For Formation of .New Partv.

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3-aKall ft. a prnup rf rx-I'iil! Moosrs, who followed Co!. Roosevelt in 1312 holt, arp laying th foundation for the hirth rf a r.f-w politic.il party. The ofHrfÄ are riir.y nr.d th o-jt-

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Tiulldln of the city detective Turau, and a little further on the mudIy Chicago river. Spirit 1 Aflame. Hut the spirit f.f th" rrus.idrrs Is f Ii Hi In these oittres which houses hf adqu arters of the Committ of J. A. 11. Ifopkin national chairman of th- Committed of i, several iis.si.-tantj and half a dozen Kirl Menocrrapher, make up the force. J. iterator Is fctacl. 1 scv.r.-I f-et i.7h on th floor and is handed out. l"ddled and mailed. Hopkins, who.-f hair Ik Cray and turning whit, founded the 'oriunilt(f j..f 4S in Jan'j. try. 1M?. I 'nl ! Own Hobby. Though 4 7. Hopfcirs is a .youngish looking man. Sjccev.ful in the intur;ir.ee I u i n -.vs. Hopkins retired about a car ao and decided he had made sufi lcr.t money to concentrate on his hobby rrfinnins lo!itic.. Hol.ir.s ha been intensely interted in politic f(,r y-.rs and when lloiwvclt holtcd th- republican at ty In 1 'J 1 2. trailed ahme. In l'Jl'i v hen Roosvt lt refused the pretidfnti.il nomination of the Hull Mfowr. Hopkins campaigned tor Pres't Wilson. Now he heliev ' thce is mere Tired of a new party - than when lior sfvelt launelud the prcbreisi c l'arty. Ixmt His Country. "He has a prcat Imp for his coun

try and thinks both old t..-irtirK :ro

ot rt-KnoriMv to the demands r.f

the people." a elone friend of .his. aid. "He believes there, must be a party of intelligence to avoid a tma.sh up." Hopkins is of a retiring nature. Iff is seldom interviewed and makes hut few statements. As opportunity effers for the advancement of the cause of the proposed new party. Hopkins dispatches a younjr cnerKetie assistant to the scene ur 'jsxs himself if necessary. Hopkins 1 married and has several children. His home is in Morristown, X. J.

LASAU.i A retted ro.Mety Rirl who makes irood when thrown on her own reources and who refuses a marriage f convenience as the faiost v a.v out of her dllemn.t, is the rn!o nl.xy-c-d by pretty May Allison in '"The AVulk-Offs" which plavs a return enwrcmcnt at the Lall today. Tomorrow, 'l.ock'i Ups" with its them based on the "Poor Ihitterily" idta. gives the talented wife of Hessuo Hayak.iwa h"r first st irrin-r role. This pretty lady who is named Tsum A ok I. has luep seen in sup-

j-ort of her husband ir. a number

his recent piciurrs.

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Claire V'hitney he.'- the all-star cast prcrentlnK "Motlter.-, of Men" at tli Castle theater to.'ay. Although ba-i.d on an incident of the reat "War this is not a play with battle hCer.es. It teil i hu.n-.an. appealing ,.oty f n yf.iinc rlrl who is before the war made the innocent victim f a brutal (German officer, ami who liter, marrkd ar.d hippy .lt.i her 1 rnnch husband, pr-v- s h r la;t;. to l:cr cotmtry and hutband in a viibjue manner.

Tomorrow, begins a two dts' turn showiru; .f Charlie lia "Alarm Clork Atlv."

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ArniTouiVM. "Had to kl!l a Mexican to pet this green uit for Mubi'o,' " sys Will Jlocers. the premier Inmiorist f iii"tlor. pictures "Any ir 1 would b--fod lookim: In this pwture with all :s homely kuvs. S'ou knew us inovln' i ieture aetors i;ot;a dress up to the- minute. How abont thry" ants? Pcn't they m slick? I like to pet my docs under a kitchen table In the-e cer.es. Mnvir." picture food Is sure rc-ul tr. I ate pjp till I nearly bust In "Jul Ho. The; they cut this stunt out of the picture. S.ime !ay I'll Cet ?ore and -juit this- ! Tirss and co to wirk." Will Kcpers 1 one of tlie funniest actintc male htars in the bu!r.es and he never J '. lis to hrir.tr down the house m anv cf his- picture "Jubi'.o." in which he appenrs toay. Is eycrptiora 11 K'od. A Snub Tollard comedy and Vathe News are also on the bill.

Jack remrey In "The rnre,ievil irk," sen.tlonal serial, v.ill be the

center or attraction tomorrow. Herbert Rawltnsow in "The Silkless irmknotes." a sensational two-rel detective drama, taken from the off'.ci.il records of William J. l'lynn. former chief of t he I s. Secret Service bureau; Fatty Arbuckle in "Hack Stsce," two-reel comed ; i 1 1 and Jeff, and T'athe Neu s are also on this bill. A detective story by William J. Klynn is a feature every Sunday, each ?tory complete.

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William J. Tilden, of J'hiludeip hia. achieved the Kreatest triumph of his lawn tennis career when as o hulk-HKer no dtfeated Gerald 1. ratterson, of Australia, the lirlttish chaniplcn. Tilden had to play throughout the tournament on cuur ts at Vlmbledon In order to earn the right to inee l'atteraon, holder of t ho title.

LONDON. July 3. The first conference of professors of English in the chief universities of the United j States and the United Kingdom, df-! tdjrned under the auspices of the j University of Iondon to promote , better relationship between the edu- ; cational Institutions of the two j countries, will hcirin here tomorrow. 1 Twenty to 25 American colleges and universities will be represented, in- j eluding Yale, Harvard. Columbia., Minnesota. Barnard. Bowdoln. Cal- : lfornia, Chicago, Michigan. North- j western. Wellcsley Western Reserve ! and Massachusetts Institute of Tech- J nolof?y. j llntcrtaln fcmlors. i Arrangements for entertaining I

members of the conference include

a dinner by the Lord Mayor of London, another with the British government as host lind week-end invi

tations to the homes of the Earl M

and C ountess or Sandwien. Mr Alfred Mond and Lady Mond and ethers. The conferees wijl visit the principal universities and places of historical interest in the British Isles.

Anion? the .speakers will be Amerlean Amabassador Davis, Sir Gilbert j Parker. SJf Sidney Lee. dean of j the faculty of arts of the University J of London; Pres't M. Carey Thomas, of Bryn Mawr; Prof. fj. I. Baker of

Harvard, and Prof. Carleton Brown of the University of Minnesota. Sir Sidney Lee. who is chairman of the organization committee will entertain the delegates at a luncheon at Stratford-on-Avon in the old Guildhall, where Shakespeare witnessed in boyhood dramatic performances by travelling companies.

J Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.

Would Prohibit All Divorces by Am en dm en t

New Organization Formed to Make T "we n ti eth Addition to Constitution.

SUMMIT. N. J.. July 0. A 20th constitutional amendment to make divorce impossible is the aim of a new organization of which the Itev. Dr. Walter Gwynne, an Episcopal clergyman of Summit, is peneral secretary. The association is known as the Society for the Sanctity of Marriage. The organization, Gwynne said, will preach the doctrine that no minister should re-marry divorced persons.

FIVE THOUSAND AMERICANS TO WEAR FRENCH DECORATION

WOMEN POLICE MAKING GOOD

British Find Them Effective

t Juvenile Crime

and Immorality.

PARIS. July 3. It is estimated here that over 5.000 American citizens are entitled to wear the new 1'reneh medal just authorized by the government. The new service badfre is for all who served with the French colors in the world war. The new medal will be of bronze. It will he suspended from a ribbon striped alternately red and white. A special clasp in bronze will be attached to the ribbon in the case of all non-cons -ri ted cTcrans who served as volunteers. Every American entitled to the medal will be entitled to the clasp.

Open

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WORKING

after hours during the week and on Saturdays, and at the same time give our patrons our old-time service, this store -will remain

Wed

nesday Afternoon as Usual

This will give you a- few extra hours to investigate our; claim that we save you $10.00 to $20.00 on every one of these

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at $50, $60, $65 and $70 Look at thfese suits for your own justification whether you want to buy or not, for you will nottsee themtanywhere else.

845.00

New Daring Free Act.

Again:

?. Policewomen, a year's probation.

LONDON, July ho have been on

have proved of very real service to the country, according to the annual reports of Sir Leomrd Dunninc. inspector of constabularv, just publlshrd. "The employment of women on olice work," says Sir Leonard,

"like anv other noveltv. has been and . . .

is uip sunjeci 01 mii( n tijirerence oi (ejinion. nut there is no doubt that with regard to two evils the pre-' ventivc work of the plic(mi. can be. better accomplished by a policewoman. Ihr very sex gives her influence over the child whose mischief lias brought him under the no-ti'-e of the police before the mischief takes the form of crime, and over the mother to whose r.f elect the offeji.ee of the child is so often due. "She car. speak to the i;;dly uirl before her u'd-litoss makes her slip down the first step to ruin, a no man can speak without risking the accusations of undue interference which have so often stopped the efforts of the poke to s.:e them from themselv es.

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Rfesinol

RED CROSS SUPPLIES SHIPPED TO SIBERIA ARRIVE IN SHANGHAI

cleared away that skin trouble "I had suffered from eczemisolon I didn't believe anything would overcome it. but the first time I used Resinol it stopped the itching, and now my

skin is entirely clear." Th:s m th r xrenerre of tuand m ho have w-r-A kesinol ai d icnnw tht its urntle. he'inc rratfrnS neMoin ti- overcome tkiauoub'.es. Atalldrugcuts.

" . C' ivT Anywhere.

Twice Daily 3 P. M. and 10 P. M.

Chandler World's Greatest

PLUNGING 95 FEET INTO A' NET

Men's and Young Men's Suits In worsteds, fancy cassimeres, blue, brown and green flannels, all colors in Gabardines, that sell elsewhere

from $50.00, $60.00 and $65.00, are here at $40.00 and

Men's and Young Men's Suits

In both double and single breasted, in flannels, worsteds,

all wool cassimeres and gabardines, that sell elsewhere at $45 to $50, are here at. . UÜui'

li Young Men's and Men's Suits

In a wide range of colors and styles, both single and double breasted, are here at. . .

Men's Business Suits In good serviceable fabrics and a wide Ql T range of patterns, are selling at UiS i u' Look Elsewhere Before Coming Here

Palm Beach Suits Strictly hand tailored, in all the new colors. Others ask

$35.00 to $40.00. Our prices are QQQ ßl $22.50, $25.00 and ÖÄClW

Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suits in other makes $12.50 to $16.50 EXTRA PANTS White flannel, white stripe worsteds, Palm Beach, blue, brown and green flannel, dark pure wool worsteds

and cassimeres, also less expensive pants, Qf E

including khaki, $1.75 to UU.sJ

SILK SHIRTS I

Crepe de Chine, Radium Silks, Eagle Crepe, Silk, Silk Broadcloth and Jersey Silks and Fibers $6.00 to $13.50 t MEN'S NEGLIGEE In cool summer wei ghts. A wonderful line of Hosiery, both silk and lisle.

STRAW HATS Still a good assortment in Toyo, Java, Sennits, Panamas and Bangkoks

$2.50 to $6.00

BOYS' SUITS Investigate our rapidly

growing boys depart-

ment. ouits $4.50 to $24.45

If you are a cash buyer, why not buy nt a cash store and get tho benefit.

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Two blorkj south -of hign rent district.

TWICE DAILY STARTING MONDAY

SHANCHAI. July .More than a thousand tons of Ameri'-an Ketl t'ross ir.edioal supplies, said to be worth over $:0'i.00i. that were sent originally to Siberia and recently" were trat's-shii'iied to harphai arcto be ditributed iu the cominc riiot.tl.s to mission hospitals of all r.r.'.ir.ations thro it:ho':t t'luna. The wrk f flistrib ition is beinc superM-vd at Shanpliai ty M;ij- I'll, "arette of the American Red t'ros. who accompanied one of the sl.i,,uiie:its front Vladivostok. A !aru-e quantity of other supplies tised by the American Red Cross orcanization in its work in Siberia will be disposed of in s'hanirhai. by sale. MaJ. Charette said a con.ideralde quantity of equipment and supplies of the Red Cross had been sold in Siberia soon after the withdrawal of American forces from the

country, mobiles

"Snappy" Afternoon

Train to the

inaw

including all of the autoand automobile trucks. -

Start!nc Monday afterr.ocV. and

continuing each afternoon and evev.tvz durine the week. Capt. C. A. Chandler, cf Indianapolis, will present his sensational hirh dive at Sprlnsnrcok park. A lofty ladder, raeasurir.fr 95 feet In height, will be erected on a conveni-nt location in the park and the dives will be made b-to ,t r.et. The act has been secured a free attraction durln? the week.

JAR Y. Ind. Mrs. I Goodman sj ed home in a taxi. The tire enj;in ruttety-banped ahead of b.er. "I Ju5t wanted ti see joi.'." was ::vr- car-old Saiii'

exid.i nation bU mcther.

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GIVE ENCOURAGEMENT

TO SALE OF PICTURES.

(let into a Grand Trunk parlor car. dininp car or modern coich at South Rend at L':S3 P. M.. CENTRAL STANDARD TIME, and at :4u P. M. you are in Saginaw and P. M. at Ray City.

That's poinp some: practically all day the Sapinaw Valley. The Grand Trunk tickets.

in South Rend: sleep in puts "punch" into your

CHICAGO. July 9. Artist-? exhlb- j itir.jr at the Chicago Art institute the j past year have received eneeurape- j meet through the museum's dele-1 zatms one of its staff to stimulate : s.ik St veral pictures sold at ( .00. o:.e at $11. e00 and another at ! $ 1 :,.n",o. The total ran into a sub-: sTantia! sum. The man worklnpr on sales has been givtn an assistant I during exhibitions. If we don't support the artists. : we c.or.'t have the art." commented this crucial reviewing results o( thej fji-t seamen.

New Detroit Trains Thia is a new train and equally popular for Battle Creek, 4:20 r. M.; Lansing, 5:37 I. M.: Detroit. S : 3 5 P. M.; Mount Clemens. lf:0M P. M.. and Port Huron, 11:05 P. M. Parlor cars, dining car and coaches through to Detroit and Mount Clemens. Night trains leave South Bend at 12:07 A. M. and 2:19 P. M.. the former carrying through sleeping car for Pontiac. G:22 A. M.:

Detroit. 7:50 A. M.. and Flint, 5:

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The Grand Trunk Railway System the tourists route through Canada has provided special summer tram service, round trip summer fares, hotels, camps, golf courses and lake cruises by steamer, motor boa-t or Cunct. For tickets and particulars apply C. A. McNUTT, Agent

AUDITORIUM TODAY America's Favorite Humorist Will Rogers

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WILLROGERS 3iibüo "JUBILO"

One of his finest six-reel comedy-dramas a better picture than "Almost a Husband," in which Rogers was seen here two weeks ago. Also a Snub Pollard comedy and Pathe News.

Union Trust Company

Safe Deposit Boxcj with pecliü facilities for th prlracr of cu-tomera.

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Today Return Engagement of MAY ALLISON in "THE WALK-OFFS" Tomorrow That Quaint Japanese Star (Mrs. Sessue Hayakawa) ' TSURUAOKI in "LOCKED LIPS" The faithlessness of an American who drifts into port in the land of flowers, and who, after picking the blossom he most desires, sails away again is the theme on which this story is based. Similar to "Madame Butterfly" but with a happy ending.

G1STLE

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"MOTHERS OF MEN

With an all-star cast. A Picture You'll Like.

Tomorrow and Monday CHARLIE RAY

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you've often met you know the sort of chap who would apologize for being in the way if you stepped on him. But he won success and love, too, in a strange way. Come all you bashful fellows and see his methods.

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Fast PUTid. 5-05 a. in. 6:00 a. it. 7:00 a. rn. R:f0 a. m. o.oo . m. ir7 a. ra. 11 :OQ a. ca. 12:fO noon 1 :00 p. in. 2 0 p. ni. 3:00 j). ra. A p. rn. .Voo p. n. fl :Or p. m. 7 :' p . m. 9. -00 p. ni.

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