South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 199, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 July 1920 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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SAY BOSTON IS j THE DRIEST CITY i New York Probably Wettest Place in United Stair 5. in raij'ii .v. (orcn. (Tnitei Irr yinS Corre pndent.) WAHIIIN.'JTfiN, Ju'.y 1C. I'.oston i the driest c'y in the I'r.itfd States, Federal frchiSition CorcuniKp loner Kramtr sud Fr.diy. New York in the wettest, accordIr.K to Kramer. "I'rol.ib'.y thfr are 7r:0 places In w York whrr the prohibition law 1 heir.R violate!," U'l Kramer. "This shows ;i l i sn:. m lor the prohibition 1.t.v. howvf r, NVw York ud to h.ivt 1 1,000 aloor.K. Wc'r: dnlr.j: c:r t?t in ,Nw Ycrkl but it Is a lor.R y b " Kminir declared h was muh pleased wi.h prohibition rnf orrern nt rTultn -r far. "I do not Icr.y." h said, -that the law la brlnjr violvcru in ry many localities, f-speriillv in Inrir -itir-s. likf New York and '"hicatro. This way perhaps to have expected." luine Attitude. "Thre has rn a bis chnr.pe in the attitude toward prohibition though, n.nco the .s jprfme court approves eor.iiiuuon-t iny anoui a month niro." he cor.tinufd. "Our fc-rnts report th.it more enthusiasm i displayed by beal polico anil prosecutors in cooperating with federal c.fTieia's in enforcement of the law. "Fartiil prohibition or the proposal to rermit the uo of lipht wines and be. r n-v r will bo a success in the Fnited Statr.5 nor anywhere l?e. In my ep!nion. Advantage will be taken of the ronces?lon to sell Mrons liquor on the sly." Prohibition ? far han achieved n. much sucre 5s as could have been hoped for, Kramer declared. Polico In many localities report lrs.- arret, ho .ald. He also emphasized that hospitals have been able to close formerly populous inebriate wards. SmiiCKlTS Itusy. Kramer said he realized Iirjunr is be Ins smu;?Kled into the Fnited States from nrlhtorinp: countries. "I?ut nevertheless, it seems to be pettini: pretty .rare, juclftlnfr by prices paid illicit dealers. I understand that in places where attempts have been mnde to Fell by the drink in violation of the law. prices rans' from J1.-5 a drink tinwnrd. This seems to indicate, that it is becoming very dMllrult to obtain liquor." THIEVES ENTER JEWELRY STORE Take 21 Watches From Oleen and Ebann Concern. Thieve broke lntr the Jewelry f.torc of Olren and Eiben at 127 'YV. Jefiorson blvd., Home time Thursday nUht or Friday morning and stole 2 4 watches of various makes. The robbery was discovered early Friday mornins by Warren Miller, manager of the store, who reported to the police. Engaged Couples Look $30.00 in Crold will be given any couple offering to get married next Sunday afternoon at Portago Gardens I,ind Sale. Free, Car.- at L(:10 P. M. will leave Northern Indiana Jnterurhan "Waiting lloom, corner Washington ave. and Michigan street, and Btop for jussouKers along Washington ave. Tho public invited. Come and bring your friends. Iteautiful Clarden Tots One Dollar down, then 7jc a week. (.'. N. Iodge & Co., America's Leading Home Makers. 220 Farmers Trust Pddg. Phono Lincoln 5733. Open S A. M. to S P. M. Phone us for a, wedding present ef jr.n.nn in cold. AT 70, SHE FEELS YEARS YOUNGER .Mrs. llarcy Say 1 or FirM Time iu 'Jeu Vt;ir rslu Is lnJo)ing 1 Luo Health. entirely ; Tar.l.io that .L'f . 1 e t:rsl time in a :i a;-a I am enjoying kovd lu.uih, r,.i l ftvl K my iiuty to teil about r..y cp.riei:cc wn.h tin nodivir.e lor ;:o; Lo.-uni of uli'.vt's," sa.J -Mri. M.ii:' iiaity, wno ;;t.s o:; it. 1'. i. 1, A;;ki , la. "'I l;ad such a ti.iii:i.- ca..- vl hiomaeh troutdo that kij: me h: p rlc-ct r-.iis-.-ry 11 iiu i::u. I iu'jM:i't tat a:: s i;:u'i;; sulft rlnj tat worst kii o: pa;:.di attt iw arUs, taü Ii.'r:..d a:ul biuattj lae ;; uni i cxu'.d liardly bru.;hc, and my heart pul.tated b.ntiy tiu; 1 Ii-arcJ 1 h.:U I. tart tvuub; . 1 yften v:;i the u.ioie r.uhi tr.icub-:i wii:;i'Ut gtitiii; .1 i::k ol i-.ie; i::d te.anit w.ak ar. a worn out Dial I couid M."arct-ly do anjth;:. aho':t tne house. 1 alsj bad rad t tluziiuss and such torno;,.- heaiacita that they aim. s; iliovt? me ellstr-iCte 1 tru J u.ai i ; 1 e 4 i c 1 1 . e s that were recommenaled to me. but 1 ceuid get absolute. y :.o it-irl and was alr.;c-y. m dyfr. at . ul ::;y cor."tut the way Tar.Luv has oercc:n my troulloc -i.d built up :s fc.nsply wuiicerful. Tfte very :u: Loilie lulped inn f- tr.ch ;:;al I kept right cn w.:n it. and hfdually all my ills dioappt-ait t r.-w 1 am a perfect. y well wu::;a:i. My apit'.ite ;s r.tie and I can e it wl.uitrr l war., and r.cvt-r ur.er In the.- .ts: with mdifjestion. I hae a;ut;d ten pout ds ;:i weight and am leeiing earn Nounjetr. I never hae those dreadtui h ad. ichts and dizjy ; -lis r.oiv, ani sie. p s wi-ll at r.iriht that I get ..; in the n.ornir.ftj i'eehr.g ;.r-. in all s-.entv jtars 1 .eve r came acre-.- a me.licir.e e ;ui! to Tan lae and I an ure it is just the right thing for all who sutTcr as 1 did." Ta:i!.n i s.-'.J South I'.end n t Certral Iri:g tore, 'i;i;:; 1 1.-!!,; ere. Iandon's Pharm ic- and Wet- i f.ck'H Cut Fate I ru- Store; and inj Mishawaka at tl Fed Cro-.t l'har-

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EXPERT YACHT MAN EXPLAINS RAGE FOR CUP Gi Analysis of Superior Construction of Sloop. 1VC3 IIY T. I). SCOTT, (l'nlt'd l're! Muff Correspondent.) (Written for tho United Press.) NEW YORK. July 16. The vic tory of Shamrock IV over Resolute in the first race for America's cup Thursday is generally regarded as a "iluke" but it should r:ot be. Put analysis, it would seem that It was a victory of .sloop of superior construction over a too-linely rigged yacht. That much was strikingly evident and it bears out the opinion formed during the trial races when Resolute had three serious mishaps that she was only a light weather boat and lacked strength. Eeyond proving that she is "bettor put up" the Upton challenger had little opportunity of showing her other virtues. Not Enough .Mr. There was not enough air moving for the most part to heel either sloop over. Had not ('apt. Rurtou momentarily lost his bearings in the fog which descended Just as the boats crossed the line, it is possible that the green challenger would have showed her stern to the defender from the starting line to the turn instead of the Resolute being a quarter of a mile ahead as was the case when her throat halyards parted bringing her mainsail toppling to the deck. With barely a breath of wind. Shamrock actually overhauled and passed the Resoluto within a few peoonds after the white sloop bad slid over the starting line less than half a minute ahead of the Eipton yacht. This phase of the race was unseen by all but one observing boat which secured tigures showing the challenger ahead of the defender. Adams li.--.aded the Resolute seaward and with clever tack-splitting scooped up sj asmodic breezes which the Shamrock misrd. This drew the Resolute ahead and in this position she was found when the fog lifted. Rigging Fails to Stund. It is significant that the moment the brt eze inshem-d sutllcient ly to heel the yachts over on racing lines. Resolute's rigging failed to stand the slight strain whereas Shamrock bent easily to it and spurted ahead rapidly cutting down the distance beten the two before the defender's halyard snapped. On the homeward reach. Shamrock showed her mettle. In the helltest of breezes, without breaking out h r spinnaker, balloon jibs, she coered the 1 T. -i:i :! course in less than o r. o ana one-na;: nours. REVENUE AGENTS PLAN CAMPAIGN Five Day Drive to be in Citv to Gel Delin iient. A el Be m! they g : . xpe .nidrem ef revenue ; d to arrive in South a a re ay trom e, irv wne-r' i : nisning up a wnir.wma i f ilelinquents. A live-day will bo waged in this city nd e't' which all hesitating merchants will have a:-.. Tho emergency force is t am .i s. cam;' a ig at the tax-pay: c . rr. e e ! work:r.g Indianapolis f William F. under Elder. f v. he u;rect;"". revenue k. o lector for Indiana elistnct. V.tC.ition.s at i absences have cut j tho Kc a 1 force f deputies down to J huffectivem ss". making necessary I another clean-up canvass. Two jdo;uties are expected to arrive from j Washington, v. ithin z. week, and these j coe perattng w ith the Indianapolis s-juad will n.ake tax dodcinc an unp.easant occupation in Soutn lunn, according to Deputy Collector M. T. e ur.'.mir.K;:. j A department of justice operative j is n the trail ' the fugitive alleged' jto have impersonated a revenue of-! 'n.ual. for the purpose of defraud-j ling a local confectioner of J'J2. and 1 I a;, pre hen mi e: the crimir-.a; is a natter c da . TV A LH b-I IML5 11 Qllt Ads.

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Twins, Wed, Coo, But Ma Not Blue She Married Too Nora and Cora Are Sweet But .Mother's Hani to Beat. Sre-ial to TT:e News-Times: VALFAHAISO, July 16. Cora and Nora have always been twins and acted and thought jjst alike. What one couldn't think of the other one could from loving to iishlns for pike. Together they played in the little home town; took walks down each emerald lane, and thought of new ways to enliven the town and their ma. Mrs. I.lllie D. Zane. Then came into view three quite dashing young men whose style was without any flaw. And two fell in love with the dear little twins the other in love with their ma.. I 'ill Faker was chosen by Cora to wed and Nora who also would marry picked out Mister Frier to run as her mate O, yes, his cognomen was Harry. F.ut not to be left by her little twin kids, the madam waxed outhful and lively, and blossomed right out when the wedding day came with our local merchant, John Hively. So that is the story we're talking about, out here where the skies are blue; and we're wishing 'em luck for we think it shows what a marrying mother can do. POSTPONE FLIGHTS OF AIRPLANES Pv Fnited Press: "Füll-;. Pa.. July 1. The airplane rli'-rht from New York to Nome, Alaska, will until Saturday, it not be resumed was announced here today. Three of the airplanes in the squadron alighted here late yesterday and the fourth, piloted by t'apt. Ft. Clair Street, was fcoc-d down rear Sc ranton by a havy fcg. Tho pilots had planned to continue to Grand llapids. .Mich., but it was decided t postpone the attempt on Tho second lc on account of Capt. Street's delay. SPIRITUALIST MEDIUM TO DELIVER LECTURE H. F. Chapman, spiritualist med ium, will deliver an open air lecture, at Pottawatomie- park. Sunday afternoon on the question. "Was This Friverse Created, or has it Always KxNted." Following the address C. A. Tom p son will transmit messages. ' CORNSTARCH JIM" TO occupy PULPIT

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Si '1 HARDING WILL ESPOUSE CAUSE OF PROGRESSIVES Supporters Fear Powerful In flucnce of Doubtful Group. nV RAYMOND CLAPPKIl. (I 'lilted VreH MaiT Correspondent.) MAKION. O., July 16. Tho strongest possible appeal to progressive voters consistent with hLs past record will feature the speech of Warren G. Harding, accepting the republican presidential nomination, it was stated authoritatively today. Harding is preparing to espouse progressive issues and will not stand as a reactionary or extreme conservative, according to his closo advisers here. Nomination of Gov. Cox and the activity of the third party groups at Chicago have led to a vleeision to play up to the progressive vote. Harding and his counsellors realize that the rank and tile of the republican party will naturally support the ticket; but the tremendous growth of the independent vote augmented by the vast number of women voters who will go to the polls next November, without party ties, places the balance of power in the coming election in the hands of this large doubtful group. Harding, like Cox. will make a determined effort to get his .-hare of it. Studies His Flays. Democratic spokesmen have boon active during the silence of Sen. Harding in seeking to create the impression that Harding is a reactionary. Gov. Cox, in formal statements, has flatly referred to the republican candidate, as "reactionary, dominated by the senate oligarchy." Meanwhile, however, Harding has been studying his pol it ical chess board and his reply is e-xj eeted to appear with the delivery of his acceptance address next Thursday. Harding has already taken the initiative in appeals to the farmer vote and the women, by issuing statements emphasizing his concern for the Interests of these tw groups of voters. CONFIRM ItKPOIlTS. Py t'ulted l'ress : "PAKIS. July 16. Newspaper dispatches from Spa today confirmed the report that France had decided providing the Russo-Polish armistice proposed by Great Britain was signed. Thousand Island Dnsssing : V "It Makes the Mtal" Mi If Kt 13 A3 0UJUI4MTttd r BEN T.H0SK1NC L BR0THIR, Chicaco i TVT

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Prepare Maneuver to Over throw Present Mexican Government. By Tnited Tre-s: FY RALPH H. TTTlXrTL Inlted lre Sff Correspondent. MEXICO CITY, July 16. The de la Hutrta goverrmcnt frustrated a rrolected conn d ..-tat with capture of Gens. Jablo Gonzales, Carlos Gar cia and Jose Santos who were pre paring to execute a well-planned maneuver for overthrowing the present regime, it became known Tridar. Gonzales, who was formerly a candidate for the Mexican presidency, wa? t-aid to be the leader of the Fchem.e. Garcia -was his chief of staff, nr.d pantos was governor of the state of Nu ovo Leon under Preset Carrar.za. They will e court martialed on charges of rebellion, it was announced at the war office. Kxpcct Sensational Disclosure. The court martial, which will be held immediately, is expected to bring sensational disclosures. Officials said Gonzales had completed his plans within the last fortnight. Tho revolt was to have started with an attack of Nuevo Laredo, to be led by Gen. Ricardo Gonzales, for the double purpose of controlling the railwav terminal there and embarras.Mng" the de la Hucrta government and possibly brin? on complications with tho United States, it was said. it was also planned to bring together all the general factions in Mexico. Military leaders under Carranza and Gonzales were taking measures to obstruct the government from the Inside. Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads. Why Not Marry? $50.00 in Gold will be given any couple offering to pet married next Sunday afternoon at Portage Gardens Land Sale. Free Cars at 2:10 P. M. will leave Northern Indiana Interurban Waiting Room, corner Washington ave. and Michigan street, and stop for passengers along Waiington ave. Tho public invited. Come and bring your frienefs. Beautiful Garden Lots One Dollar down, then 7 5c a week. C. N. Lodge t Co., America's Leading Home Makers, 220 Farmers Trust Uldg. Phono I inccln 5733. Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Phone us for a. wedding present of $30.00 in gold. FOR SALE The northwest corner ef Tntt and MFhican Sts. where the crowds pnsg clnso to Studebakers.' The fheirest corners do not grow at every hitching pt. Itetter buy this now lrfore I chrmge my r.timl. No in'imhrane and i"rfe't abstract of title now ready. Address II. S. CO VI-: It, Ownrr, B 101, South lnd, InIiun.t. New Daring Free Act 5Jvv-lv' Charge IV?k fc iv. Anvwhere Twice Daily ?. 3 P. M. e10 P. M. Capt. Chandler World's Greatest PLUNGING 95 FEET INTO A NET NOW SHOWING TWICE DAILY

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