South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 196, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1920 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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FAMOUS ENGLISH POET DELIVERS ' LECTURE COURSE To (rivt Srrirs of 1 alks Before .otiv Dame Slimmer N'hool.

Russian Soviet Envoy

th- n! . s on the ii -sp-H t -r :l r( - j l:'f. 1' okinc Krward P talm and' !.'.' ef-al r.jyir.-?-jt of a picture play

or coriii' as a lrrrt.itirn at the i

SUBMIT CONTRACT

FOR WATER TAPS! " -i-'--

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For

Th- : -t I i I ; . s ';. ! M lMiar'i. fan.

hv. r d th- f : r v t of I rturf-.-", in W'a. bin the last f a e ir r. rr,r.:rihut r er. th-

w Witti.w"' ;ilbert 'hesterti.n'.s ir.'' ri t'l'T.-'l'" ir-ulat''l magazine, h:, ! -n 1 n 1 1 r: .;i t ly ass-o- ! t - I with ":.':tTin and Hill. tiro

indmp; futures, in

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h't- 1 . - ri chief Ma ft "f the

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J a lire. t'Ao o-.tMa)

the literarv w rid

fo ;r ! ks i.f ms. with a f-ab- .f j ra:ntr .i::d Lr.pdr.d. j n r, i:f- is an f'xru't model i

of a . n-sfal poet'.-, biography. Ho ;, s !nr, ;ri Madr.-. India, in t;.. J...H f an Publish m:dot::iry. At th- -f nirit- ha- was 'sent to 1,1t,,,,; jr. I " r. fd a n.J. .ir.'i when h- was iv hf r ;. '1 a '!r"r-: from Cambrid;:. radaatinu' from th s h?d f in itv. of a rovir. t n ran.' T.t, h- immigrated to Ain(r:;i. sho'rt'.v after, and took an Pt.K, .,1; .1 t.artsh in U lit 1 !. r-

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In th:s p'S.uon no rernai.i'- i-n a yar. Inst id of b in: inipn s '1 ly th M.'rri chrira t t f th- Now Kr.u-larvl yank.'. darini: that tinio, h- was r.tth r ir pr-.1-. -l hy it. tho financial r. tarns I. in.se 'luito in-nJo-qaat.-At l.-nk'th a r fYr-n-o to tho !iir..' kials of f'.ol-s '-tally for, Is. faol.s, arrl ! n fools." from th- j.uliat. causoi him to !. cno tr.n (1 fT h-rosy, aral ho had to v -iKn. K'r M-vtrnl yoars followir.;' In- work. .1 in th- rotton mills .t Vtrrr.or.t arI Ma-.-aciiu Its, ban-ly m.t killer iais. s. In th's- aars (f loartv, Mayn.iri! incessantly comp. s' .l P1" tns !-y tho nam, r.ono of whi.h ho röaM ev r lii'oso anions th- pahlih. rs. Aft or 1' years in N'.w llm;-lan-I, ho inovt. 1 to 1'hiladt ljhia, u li. r-- h' took ul 1 i f as a honk-is-r.t, and lat r iall-p- st r. Two v. ars in Philad Iphia. without irn-l-roving hi.i conditi-T.. Kd Iura to return to Inland, htppinif as a . .onnmn lihT on a attl.'-'ooat. lio ;.!!.: d at Liverpool, al::a.-t - yoar.s ift r his departure. I'.y a ftran;-f turn of fate, ho bora mo a Catholic envort :ooti after his return to Kr.ciand and nt. n d :h.- B. r. dictir.o raonastory at Woo-i-aurn. It was in th two yens sp nt :h re. ho wrote his first hook of poems. -which woro t.vibse piontly published. Findtr.? himsolf with no vocation, ho loft ministry f'T a litfrary life. His numerous contribulions in rroso and pen-try to tho var.ous p rioiical. f London mado has -.am- prominent amoni; tho reading pub'.ic. In 131.'. Cecil Chesterton mred n p'a.- on tho "Now Urt--i-5." Fincc that time, he has vrT.:on hundreds of editorials for Chcs;orton"3 pamphlet. Whon (Ulbert CheFtcrton took -vcr tho ir.apazine at the death of ;,-( ü, in 1317. Maynard romaim d, md became tho companion of tho :onow:ed Iiritish novoü.-t. The poet ilso is a close friend of Hillaire 1U1.oc. an editor of tho "New Witness." "The most representative Ini;lishr.an living," is the estimate- of Maynard with regard to Gilbert Chesterton. "Ho is the most sincere and progressive political worker in tho Isles." declared the poet. His .pinion of Delloc is quite exalttd. ' I think Hillaire 1U Hoc is one of

die greatest literary genuisrs. I-.ng-and has produced in the; last century, ho said. Throughout Unhand and amr.p.the cultured eircbs of this country, Maynard is known as the mst prominent exponent of the younger school of poetry. He figures in no mall way in the poetic renaissance that b.aran in Britain, during tho war. His werk of poetry are indicative of the new spirit and form of verso.

-How to acquire a literary taste

Will bo tb.e top'...; of h'.S b (tU!e Tili S-

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! . ratror.s cf tho mrvi-s r" to - l If IT 1 r.i ;i "'''"i or C lit rta.nc it and pay jlJoard of Work to Hear La-ej .nji. ruiRiy tl, that , n,u n,,t !o c'nn. ! of Widening Ewillg incite to the canv ai-n fur ls c r I c I pro pa -mn-1. i of eith'-i r anv partv.

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Time contracts had been submitted to the board of public Wolk.-i Tuda f"!" vater connections on .I'flrishn blvd . fro:a sun:i'sido to tliaonlawn and the oor.tra' t was awarded at Tusda's nictin? to Joe Luther, whose figure was JL',002. Th- bid of Thomas Williams , a.s rej Ctod b cause ho h.'al 'oa-cd. it on a th:-eo-f.arte r im h pipe when the sp i.'.cations called fur one-inch pine. The Highways Material Co. submitted the only bid I'"r the mw macadam pavement on North Shore dr. fjojv. lifaetto to lti'iuois st. and 'acre vuven tho wori; at the Jlgnre of ll.TS'e Jrder Special Mcttini:. A special meet in '-T was oi(le.-(d f r fridav morning when appraisers will Pe hoai.l on the I'wing- av.. widening proposal. Bids v. rro r c ived for paving the alley w st of Main M. from Marion to Madison; for the paving of Lawndale a., from tho Cusning addition to Ya.-ar a.; and for wat-r ceaiKfti ns on I!ino and Calvert ti. fnm Lincoln way K. to Leo:1 st. T!;i s" bi Is wer rfrred to the city engine r and v. ill 1j rctautcd or. Vo l r.escla y niuht. n '(dnfsday niclit also will be taken up the matter of tht contract reh aso of the White Construction Co.. on tho Sample st.. work.

A i." taking a nn ar advantage of j the ordinary citizen to compel hire, j in ir.s,-. th money 1 Vu paid for his j amu.-enicpt or c lo ' bmit to jiropatan'ia h- has no desj-e tc see. .-'o i:h Bend. July 1 Movie Ban. j

UICKLEBEIUUES AM) DEW BERRIES O.V MART

Hucklel.rrric-s have at last np- ; peared on the market but not for Ion:;, for tho crop is very small this y ar. One man had them to sell ' Tuesday morning at $-.i".o per L'4-i quart crate. This wvuld be about' 'IT,1-, cents per paunt. Tl;e man! who sold the huckleberries stated! that the supply this year was very'

small. Last year not enough people i 1 could be found to pick them. An- i M

other man said that he had two sons ; near Ludington, M.ich... who said :he ; crop up there was exceptionally ' good. The reason for this is tint ! wo had a later frost here than thev ! did. I Another new berry on the market 1 was the dewberry. They sold 1'ur ''- .".."e per quart. Tho raspberries wore still holding i

their own at $ i.T,f per crate, both i

black and red. Tho supply of these i

is very plentiful this year.

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Black Satin Ankle Tie, High Ex

clusive French Heels, $15.00 Value, All Sizes, All Widths.

Blak. rut. S-SX) JJ . 5J , , V V A' J 2nd Floor & Union Trust " y'zr Lr Z: V'-y yivS . iVl yv S

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THE PUBLIC PULSE

M. Krassin, the Russian soviet envoy, is seen on his way to a cabinet meeting in London.

Days Neivs In CITY STATISTICS

ki;.l ktti; tha: ski:k. l.nkea frmn tie' reenrds i the In'Mnna Tit!.- ,y Loan '..

Ih r! , rt U. l'.eekw itli ata

I Itu kin.ia's snrvev in t be itv of Seutli ! Be aid. j Frei W . Ledervr an-l Curii" I.e. brer. j laisNlll'l .ill'l wife to 'I'll.'.. ere 1 1 ;l I r . .'Mid Anna C Hans. husSand :md wife. ?1. so ' 1 1 ' I .-olditleii t IMe is i:;t 'i.-w snb-

üvlsieii in Perfume few nsliin. new eithIn ;i 1 1 1 rt part of the city of S n'li Bond. .Telni Hnrwath and Tere:i 1 Icrv.it li, hn--l.iii'l :in-l wife t Ina.y Skw.itin

Or I M ' :"ei e'tia . K a renn. 1 1 1 ; i a : i . i aao uiie.

r.e. kxeitti. husb.-iij.l and ujf- t. Anna audi I- - ' 'bv "w I";,', 111 xu" r" lb. .s...... i(n 1 i" i. Si. Tli.. el;.terlv h.tC "f s''"''- IW-tid. ey .-i'tiui: tna- fe. t in

uiaru liken f.;i ei lae Winne irn.iii ei tl.' :i'rt'i! side tliTef s 1 1 to ldefz. Irc V .I.e.l.-i-er I'airl- I.e..r-T. Ms uif,. an. I bertha bill and 1'red l'.ill. her lnisbaiol. I. eiiis A. Leh rer and Allies I". heilerer, his wife. IiJs.1 .leers and Paul .leers. her Iniihatnl. Anna II. Ii s aii'l Theodore II. ins. her hnl;ind .!tnl All-c-rt Lederer ale I'l-'renee f.eilerr. Ills vife to .Fevepa II. I'ailke 1 V.UX' ::bet!i Iturko lai-band ami u'fe, .1. A

Co-nnjurJrntlon for thU column rcay te eigneJ anouy niously but must be accempaideel by the mime of tbe writer tr insure poo faith. No rceponsilUlltjr for ruts or cntlinenti expressed will te assuiacd. Ilowst eiiptusslon of public .'HiPRtlcns im lnTltd. but with the right roser voU to eliminate Tlclous aral objertlouatle matter. The coluuiu 1 free. But. be reaaoaable.

.f l"t L'l In l'ortace Heights addition fu the ity of South Ihnd. 'leorge W. Ibeui-r, jr. and N.ttio P. reu er. IiiiFt.iii. and u it" t- Frank Mnyr. r.. .51. L"t ;;l i:i Miu's Vistula av. a blltion t. the elt.v of South Lend. Loren S. Trull and Maggie S. Oul!. laishai.il and ulfe f .bdm i .irvcr Spiire, ?.o. Lot IT. ia C-or-e V. 'Ihrall s addition t- the town of is.eo!.i. Ind.

Moses Ka:r and Lli'.a Ann Is.isT,

Inisl'.'ind and uife to Ignatius 1'. Man-' part . f ba ., of Imnleir - r.t.'s subdivb kouski and .nt"iiLi ib Mankowskl. Iifis- j .doii of It. u. L. lots ."U nnl of the band and wife. si. Lots V Jo. -J. -"., tirsf plat of nut ods of the tnun now c ity

;. oi, :!.. ::i. :;ö. Tu, and Wash

iriirtou ark, as rc-.-orded in jdat l ook

p.'lUe r.i.

Frank Mavr.

ind Fl Teia e M. ' M,.(;iI.

of South lUiid platted by the state bank of Indiana. 1

lehn II. ('handler, widower t William

SOUTH BENDERS

THIEVES' VICTIMS

Mavr. tuisb.nid :oid uif.- t ilrort'1

Hreu-.T. jr. and Nettie I'.rew.r. si. L"fs .". in Ma's Vistula a. addition t the itv of South Lend. Andr. w .eltner and lanni.i '. .eltior. hun.ind und wife f .'harle Lee LosenberL'er and Fhristena .1. Ib.enl.erei .

!n;st'.ind and w.ie. SI. A pan of tl. ; Acet half of ii'.riliwc-vf fourth of e. t i u !

Ooo. The west li.ilf of smith-

rst fmirtli of je.ion towr,!ii)

si i:viin; oittiV is ovi:u Kdltur NeWf-Tiiiu s: Sii;ns are rapidly multiplying that the sprndin": or icy which a ppa rc mtly was world-wide fedlowiriK tininr of the armistioe has about run its course. Xot only here' in tho l'r.itod State., but in Lurope as well, the perioil of extravagance- is over. Xe bmer, says a London publieatien. do people in the I'.ritbh Isles buy without regard to eost, and it elraws tho ea.nclusion tliat the surplus on which the spender has been drawing i- wtll-nih exhausted, (r

ai l",isl cleidclcil tc a point wnero

its diminish cl hie has corvinced tlie holder that t'ao fund is not inexhaustible. This applies t the lass that profite-il immensely from war contracts as wa 11 as to thos' who thro'mh hi'-:h wai:es were able to indulge in an or-y of spendimr. A lesultine; decline" in sales that ha.bon marked has resulted in much ulirm on tho part of those tradesmen who but a short time np;o had

a l.-ar in nairinj? a pric e b st it i

mitrht he less than the ea-'er eustoIii r would have paid.

With th- cnornic-us rddiat imj

.- ' '',,;i,,ll,;1J :l''s f'i" s"uf!l Jdhd np by the war. with dimimshslde thereof em.tain n- u a-res more er , a ,,ri,.hirtir,n ;tnd disordered trade, le.s ,11... r!, tounskl ... ..... i. v ould have se.-rn. d that the first

township N. It. i:. (Warren town-

Tl.e ierriatif National haul; of S..iith

r.etol b '. W. ('(.en. al i. r and Fliarb-s W. 'mh. trustee and Mildred M. 'oei, hiisl' ied and w ife, to Frank baut rt. .1.

L"t b'' in Mank'-a phnc addition to the

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Ad i IV uinlan !- Fduard Lupe. SI. .bdm M. Slop and Sirah .T. shimp. Lot 7.".. Sprinhrook addition to the eity i husband and wife to Andrew Z'-itner and of Misli awaka. j F'tnui -itner. liusl'.and and wife. SI. L"t Ldninnd Ik I'.yrkif and (Hive L. I'.yrkit. T,r,, original plaf of :!) town, now .itv hushai.d and wife f Walter '. Nihs and: of S.eifh Lend. Mate L. Nil.-s. tai-iband and wife. si. Lot! L.Toy I. Stro-u and (Hiii F. Strom. .V. of P.yrkit's se.cnd addition to city of! j-nsl.an'.l and wife t.. ebistaf Stre-n and Mi!iawaka. i Auu-ta Strom, tiMsland and uife. St. .l.'i'o. W. tb ver and Miry Jever has. I Ul.st uf ,.f ilf j p.. rsfs s:i;,,liband and wif- to A. lalle '. 'olaort. st : y jsi.n ..t out l"t of tie tau imu city .V. f.et tn ui.Ith iimth .-nd sout'.i ell : f , ,,f South Ib nd the north end of Lt run.hered 07 and ;s F.. ;Iir h. widow of .,,:, in Javiers se-ond addition to the .it , j,..,, ,( ;;(,.' s, Tl. Sl(th ..;.

oi Mi-naw i.ai .... , t a l ; b-et oT of the north HU1 f.-. t of l-a .". tri.-s ai.'c which ,'ccs t shov that A ..rt Lell'Oi.l and (.ertltlde I.eipoPI. , "... . .. .. ... . - .

hus'a

thought s.'iould hao been one ef thiift and saini; rather than sp-nd-in-r. Hut the strain of more thin four years of war when, suddenly relieved had to have an ou'.lct. instead of haste nhur t restore the- nation to the- arts of peace, tie- people of lh itain. like those of America, took a vaeatiep. They spent for personal pleasure what the-y h;l(i saved. Vet what the lhit:sh did we, Americans Ii i als , tliouuh we hid far less exouso for th: 1 t-b w n than tin y. 'e ware in the war a much shorter time-, suffe red b-ss and sp nt 1 Similar

conditions prevailed m other ccoin

White Wash Waists All new styles. All sizes. Values up to $4.00.

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will find many wonderful bargains of interest here Thursday. Take the elevator and save $ $ $ $

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nd and wife to burton W. diver

in (.Conor's additiai to the town now

! th.e , i'y of M'.s'.iauaka.

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!;n,i ...orua., ,M ,.r. ,,.,,.', . . . n-i;;i:(. K. M- Ib nrv and LliaUetl. It. st Lot a in U ,.,auo,,t , V L IL nrv. husband au-l wife to Ln.ery a. h it. "U to tlie r,t ot Sent., belo , We!'!.,r and Nellie r. Webber, huslb rman A Ldonka :...d Ida b ulk.i. ; .,,, t.,::. W,.nL,,.r ilU.X

ills iMii'i a:..i ui;e en i.uuo'iei ii i.

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lohn Krusewski .,, .! Ivi ir u s) - , ,,. .,,,,, .:iditmn t- ",!' nation-wide prote-M ; Gainst Kn:j.eukl. h1A! au.l ii.I uoe t- ,u t!i((jtv ,,f Sluth );,.n, tb.o plan :inn.i:i'.ee:l by eaui;.ai;n rCO bah. SN-.-..-. M....,n '" 'v I Fa!..-!, and .lulia r.aloL'h. has. ! manaeers of the two ureat parties M;:.;e..aher s .et ,! p i o ... . ; . u.. , ( .,n, ui, to i'harl. s W.-i-n.-r. st to spread an 1.. borate program of j K-.rpu-ki hnsbfiid and wife to !:..,, " , , " !,h ,I,, V',',!"t 1 '; ' ' V I tirI1 l'Hdure honst s heed public soI Verna, re and .lullen Wnni-n. o,.a.,..r !',!?; : !',!' '' '''' ' o,'' ".v-'fV tim, nt tlvv will be wary when the moUIlf and -en. 1. La - .1 M St ud. .ker', ' ,h" "f li!m propagandists c-n .o a rou nd j s 'ibdivisiea of . L. 1 in Ibi ft--. -O'd rv Wilson. sPu-lr. t,. Willi. ;n S. Almost eve r -irae we entered the

the disp' sitiem of men is not preatly

handed by nationality. It is enO'linminu that old habit? ate reasserting tiietnsa dves. Mi-hawaka. .lulv 11. M. Y. K

Valuahh Stock to . of S5.()(H) Taken.

There' nre ca rtam - IbT.d itr.-ns u'hn are p " !" r tod iy lliau

tb.ev Were two ti as .!-:

of ... th- ft. And to c a'.se of the n it:.!

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the thie tli

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;p... ml L" rs or : '. ;', ,;..d-. W e rd ria.'l'.es hur iram iiamna ü ;. ir.d.. th..it there w..s a . ':.un- )',,:,: of !,s'a ue-i at . on its v. v t- Seat!'. L- nd The , ,.-i-si.im at n r ; e.n bed t la -i i . . a the f..."Kr -.n.foi ii!.it;.-:i :::at t ' .' w lade' J'd'tb' w orth f '. !.:xy h..s :..!': 1 t h : e s .

The i '.id c rv : : : '. ' 1. . hae-n

p"..o e w Ir.ie the S.-aih lbnd cdtiens ., ore diTiiT-.:-- There w.;o t!.;. . ef :(:, Shaath i: r.de: s Two of the :a .o'-ed while the third w..o-hed the e.r . ' r". t a : ai r. tr The whisky. S I ! t r.iy

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kakaki:e police II AM MARIE SERMAX

Knr.ak.-e p. law n--tifn d tb.o : b.c.tl c fa . ds ;L it Mra- Sc rmam co is w an' i th . : e : a it - : er".' ef..;: p Sh.e is sap p :sc'-i t" j h.. e '' s..ath n nd w:th ' Idar.' ah" W:'d: ras h . h ;;. m f So ith ! n 1. i w !a . the K .r.ka-k-o pi .ee ..a s .i , . .i' a :a ord '.h-rr ; T.".e p:r'. h i 1 . f. ;;.d

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Hlt.l. MPPOKT.

J -so Ldmr r rob r er her h e n.M. Maty Lllmr !. ; and $ .'. . r i eo a rt. Th.

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...a: ri. d April 1 1.

Pv V: !o'd Fress: Hi i I'LL Mi:i:iS X. Chi' tKo. .lulv . ' i "o'dow anc ai v the prmi :j ,1 p:.i: hs a--r. o! on by the sa'a-' on.mdd' e of the t'ommittce ,, p. ,a.'l r. ported oat todav: I ' e-: o!'. i p a of civil libevlirs. in. 1 ad i i't c e speeeh. in c ss, ete. H p- al ot" tin- e. pionafia and .- i. -1 It oh i 1 W S. I'rcte- U"ü ef the rij-ht of a'.l Wo! kefs t' si I'llie .Uld a '. as'.... ! clion of federal ja-lv.' s '" t rie.s d I'.::' e.us. s'l i je ''I to l e Call. App!- '. tl of wa-na in s-itfrai;.. ar.il e.jaa J j-rivib t ah. reuab'.I' of r.ite. i o!o- or ,1. Appt'oval :' ;!.. iiu:iTive. refe: aridaai and i da with a spe'lii pt 0 isloiT that War h'o.V

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t:w is ;;; no vl, except by a direct Vob- of tile p' ople. ASelaliiiicr.: of an;" r;.ih.-:n at home and abroad. Withdrawal of tlie Lnited

i Miü.-r. l. Th.- iuidi idod half int. in j war an American ha md la n ab-o : th" f.dh w i ti ir des- rihed heals; The j t drop into a film show house foi io-r; i.e. i t fourth of the southeast fourth J :i pi;,it' h, or's entertainment vit-i- '--! sr, fioa 1, :d (!.,. southeast folirt h I ,.,;t K,ini, -f

f na'tliiasi fourth of s,., ri,.u 17. a!! In

tetir eirators and admonishe ' by lee- i

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.I. s .a.-re 'or 'b-ss'. e'xeeptinc s.diofd 1 1,!,S ;,n'1 -'Id'-'als r-n the screen to 'no is,, pa in the southwest .ni'T ef the! d. this or not to do that. And just !,...! I.e. i .: foiittii of tlie woitheast foiirtli! as film fans were conuratnlat in-r

i !' viid seefion 17, la re. N north and .o::t!i, p". r"d east and west heretofore ei.nve'.ed t" Hani hool toun!iip for

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Ati'-e Khoade . widow f. r:fT,e .!. M -i t -thews. M l."t :'.. hi Orehard Hei-hts t'.r-t addition t-. the eity of South lend.

ARMY AM) IS'AVY VMOX

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1 1 - : . se Lef.isal t' permit o :r C"ort.e,,:it to aid in th-- c xp'oitalien ol tho Weaker pOOp'.eS. Let l.-.il : permit irmcrnmoi'. agencies tliroiuh doJlar d:pb. !;;.U V to c do;t ether p o'pb'S. ill - CiKihrar a ; fa. ..1 to re to w ar with Mexico at the- höh st ef Wall st. 1 1. i v rtnit a n of tr.o Irish repul da and f the -;o rim.ent udod' d b'.' the Kassian pcpbs. An etaba'o .a shipment of

munition:

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lia-h or !l:..--i.in peoples In.-t.tnt liftir.c of the bb-ekade. A' l:t:on of rot treaties and prom pt paldi atioi of a'l do till. eats in be il by steretay of stale.

' Lottie A. V.i 1! garrison. No. 11. : Army ami Navy union, will hold the t.is picnie of its- kind on Sunday. i.Jaly at Kam Village park, .icconlim: to blatis ir.aele at tho h-ku- ' lar io . tint: of the Organization Mon- ! ibiy e . r. n-f.

Dar.cimr. racimr. hall pram es. and pb-nty t. eat e.nd drink are some of tt-.e entertainments schedub1.! bv

, tho pmr.ii- cortimittee.

REPORTS LOSS OF DOG TO POLICE

Mrs- It. W. Socman of nucha nan. Mu iv. repcirted to the police Mon- ! day that two men. walking past her ! home on the r.ial toward tho river. ; had t..ken her colli,, dopr. ! The ollie was white w ith a brown I spot on one side and brown head.

si it rou piyoiici:. n. cause. he says. Minnie wouldn't cook has m.als, and Insisted upon ealliuc him by names less pleasant than his own. Hubert (losom has tiled sail ir superior court asking divorce from Minnie C.ossom. The couple was married Asit:. 2, 116, and separated Saturday.

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In maize, navy, black and white. All new styles. All sizes. Special for these hours only

Special Sale of Summer Hats .

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Beautiful new models in all the most popular and summery mater ials and styles. Values up to $1 5.00

NEW FEATHER HATS are now in great demand. The sea son's

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ALL TAFFETA HATS greatly reduced for Thursday. We are

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