South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 225, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 August 1920 — Page 3

TidiiiRnAT MOTrrrvn. Arr.rvr t?. ti. DUJARIE HEAD TO OPEN HOLY GROSS CHAPTER THURSDAY Polish .Refugees Leaving Warsaw As Reds Advance on Capital City alke a Victrola 021 vom Representative From All Part of World Here to Attend Ceremonies. 1 Hi

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With r'pr'ntativ of the rnngrtstion ft oy Cros. from all ;axi'? cf tho v, orld prf-fnt for th r.erAl chapter nf the nrder, cel.l ration of the centennial amivf r5.iry of the founding of the orothr j nf SL Joncph, which waf. po.it-Pn-1 from July 15. ill tikr p!ac. Thursday in Injurie h!l. f mother Florentius, s-up-rior of Duj.n 4e, will deliver an addrc?." on tin d volo;irrnt and progress cf the community, vhlle Hrnthcr AMan. p- sident f Holy Crcsi coil-pc. w (.rlMns, i schriulei to M'-ak n" '- crrr.plihrnents cf the brothers in i hundred yc-ar The brother of l!o:v fross aio established July IF., by llev. Jam'.' Dujnri", when hr was p.itrr of Ruille fur Iyir. Fn rc As a youth he had barely rrnrt m -ncud hU theolockal stt!d'o5 in 'ans. chm J he French revolution folio ins th-j loLzn of terror comir-ncrd. Floeto endfc, he ui:nt prt ction among Hi-ton peasants iroir. the diabolism of th Jacobin.-, and as soon Ps Napoleon came into 1 ovrer, continued his th' oioici .il Ti;di''P. With the overthrow of" th" empire, he was appointed paster ar.l e'tral years clerk. il libor :n his p-irlh. had gra.ined for him w idel i a.d reu poet. Itcall.c itc1. Realizing tho iu rd f'-r a ldy of ner. to take the task of fluciiifi hii-h hid ben pitiful! rr, Wcted i! the tr-ublrd tim.-i of th" r opi -tion, hr gathered about hin. a :dy "f rrrn who formed a o-i ty xr.nun as the Brothers of ,t. Jo-.-ph l'r -vioiisdy he had beer, responj-ibl" m tV founding of the Sr-trn ! I'm- ' idnc-, an ord-r of irin-, v. 11 itublished In Franc- nnd An rlca. The order of li"th'i-, for life n

ars, folio." inir the foi:m',at ion of!

th" community, iri-rc:i.cd i.ipidly. In 1 .". j. Fnthcr I)u.'ari, a; 1 and :t:.m. '.va u'crric:! in the parish ' Fimllo by Key. I".:I M'-icui, miP nor f d a bar.d ot iniii.M.' r prirts. which -ubserurntly uritd vith the brothers to mac the cuiitcrration of Hcly (Jroj-i. The ordT made its rm - t ape.n -nrrc In America hn in 14 1

ither fJnrin and 5i brothers ;ir-

riwd in New York, .ind jourmyed m tho midst of a bitter winter to 'ini nnes. iater etahliliinr a pot at Notre Dame. At proert it is mated there are towards of :.0tu brotht-rs in the lnit d States, while other countries including India, Cir.ada, I'nlanrl, Italy, lirr:.i ard Fncland have renin, unities of th" frd-r.

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REQUESTS BIG SUM FOR MAINTENANCE

OF COUNTY ROADS! i G. V. Heplcr, Foreman of!

Hiliway Department, bnhmits Figure?.

PLANS $15,000 ! IMPROVEMENT;

Duner of Michigan St. Build-j in" Obtains Permit !

for Work.

SPEEDING CASES TAKE COURT'S TIME

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Highway niaint nat; in St. Jos-f ph ountv n t car will cost

MOTORCYCLE COPS PATROL HIGHWAYS MUÄD CAHTU

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the Imd.u-it f o; r i; i n il The bU.l-

f 1 i '.4'.'r. aecon!iir to filed by t;. V. lUpUr. the hichwav di pa it im lit

t. uhi( h has n app"ed by t'.ie 'iiiity ctmmis.i.ners. now awaits action ! y the county couneil. The largest it m in the bud ire t providts .:i4.iirni f.,r n sin f u in 17 mib s i f road. Five "-ton tnir's will cost j:s,fioo. it is intimate,!, whiK- the matter of shw reinnai to k ep the reads passable during the winter months amounts in the bildet t to $ 1 it, onn. Direction of the highway work, with offiee force and .supplies, will eost j::mi, it is estimated. C.tsiline and oil will cost 5?. COO. This amount will care for a fleet of nine trucks. (JroumJ and building of a warchfnise for the forage of equipment ami supplies is contemplated for the coming- year. This will co.it approximately J lO.noo. Insurance on equipment will amount to J'jon. The highway patrol will cui $1,An inter. Min:: comparison of road work costs was sub nut ted bv Mr.

J. T nde' -.ni-1 n1.. owtv-r e-f t'

building at " y . i M i ' . ; .m .-r 'M-mI permit for i,-. pi e mr nt , 1 to cost Ji:.,l l"l at tile bill! lim,' de. I I "t T 1 . Tit '. llr, e.-da y ";t"! Ilili,'. A KMpoiarv p-r;uit taknj out some tin e .t,o :iid the ct.r.ti .!-j !i"o work is t:arl mpieted it the j

pi' e-nt time. n-' i'v u- nun s of the l, lildi'ir will b- . t him .-? c.if and dam i hall. Ii:S M'HXKS Telephone servie at V llman. Iowa, must hnc befti somewhat different. Hcsi'lent.s there have cre-ted a monument in honor of la t'baptnan. phone operator, who died recrntlv for "en'ioirnt s-. ri t."

Defendant is

and Two Othere Fined.

Discharged

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Kepler in ronnf ctinn with his budget. I "nder county dire-ction. a toad can bo resurfaced, with a six mile haul, for $ 1 !'.. "0 a day. amounting to $l2::K.4' per mile. The daily cost is itemizeel as follows: Oo yards gravel. $4..".n; .". truck driers. ..:1.."0; 7 men hand labor. ?.:.i!0; :j teams and drivers. J24.nn: 0 gallons gasoline. $1S.OO; :, gallons oil, J-'.'o; rlejirrc iation on equipment. $ 1 .no ; Total. $12S..'0. In (.iiiino Hun with these figures, th" contract for the Fierce road in Liberty twp. is cited. This was awarded for ?:: ooo per mile.

Three speeelers were arraigned in city (ourt Wednesday morning and all three cases occupied most of the morning" s-sdon. Atterncs were e- ( un d by all of the defendants Herman lenke. Foster St.. was found not guilty. K. A. Brown. 11'. Walnut stt.. was fined $. and costs, and Kay Liusrmen. 1 4 Keasv v si., w an fined ?1 and costs. The Hrown cave was appealed and the bond set at 5"0. .loo Mazol. L'l'.o: V. Ford si . and Paul Parker. ! 2 K N. Fddy st.. were fined and costs for parking their i;irs in front of a fire tap. Peter lakes. 117 N. Michigan Rt . will be arraigned Aug. 12 on a charge c if grand larceny. Bond in the case was fix eel at JTeOO. Pe ter Ku.by charged with assault and battery, was found guilty and lined $." and cost:?. Howard Meghan, chargeel with intoxication, was found not guilty.

I.NDIAXArOUS, I n d . Cu s s words accompanied the finding of an overturned jar of raisin wine in an ice box where It had been placed to cool. The guest at eastslde home hsd put it in upside down. There were stewed apples in the lower part ef the box.

First Ofiicer Assume Duties Wednesday Others T - 1 1

r oi low.

The ?t. Joseph county highway patrol became a reality at noon AVedmsdty when the fir; of the

T--ntorcvc Ie sheriffs took up his du-

I f I'lM V.. I'l I ICR.

Adams nt.. South Bend, was sworn in a deputy herift Wedn'sday morning. For the prepnt only one nn n will be en duty, but h wi1' he gien assistants shortly, according to present plans. He will wor em different roads on different days, and no announcement will be made as to where he will 'e plaet'd. Lincoln highw.iv. both ast and west. ;-i:d the Ni.s road will ro-cive equal ;tU nticm. Klot llraT Plns. Because only one man w ill h patrolling the roads, ha fines are -xpected to gree.t any viedator brotight In. Many speed rs w il! doubtless escape, but by assessing heavy penalties against those who are caught othcials beliee they can enforce fear of th law to 5ueh an i xtent that few motorists will care to take the chance, süsht though it Hiv be, that they wi'.l be given a Simmons to the r.eare-t justice court. Iuring the di: . the paired will be conducted b- motorrccie. but after

dark notor cars will

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another depute sheriff will pro!', i lev be detailed to help the patrol work, at least temporarily.

TICKETS ON SALE FOR CHAUTAUQUA Sea?on Admissions .May be Purchased at Chamber of Commerce.

asor. tickers lor ::-.e Kr.tpatn

Chautauqua, which begins Aug. r.re on sal now at the- c'haniber of Commerce. The price fm- adults' rickets, for the full oursc of !n ture :s J".or,; industrial ti.kc's. accptei ov.'.y fe-r pvenir.g pcrforn:ar a: -. Z CO; children.-" tickets Hv ?i it;. It is .cquested that tickets bt pur-( c h.L- d as c a a" poiide. j

RELEASE STREET

CAR COLLECTOR

Ian Who Confessed to Tak

ing .55.000 From Company Let Go.

- Adi, r i 1 w i . - who took ; p roxi ".- t -l . )."..r"'i

the rcrr.pai: during the tiuc

-crrke-d as r.1h te i'dieetor.

re'ensr-ej Wednesdav ro rr.:: ' . of the c.ish c. retuM-ed 10

a T- n r-in- rr(l 'hr .

illtd to rrc?ecute the? man.

LURACIeanclns Cream a rfumed bleni of 1 ret thing tooth

How Simple It Is To Be Charming! ,rT"IS only a matter of your hair, cheri! It JL needs your kindly thought attention! Et, ma petite, it needs the gleam the glow the radiance of sunlight the sheen of jewel brightness! Faint not at this word "henna" a harmless little herb ! It nourishes the hair upbuilds! And more it brings you beauty!

LURAMataai Cr ea n Ptex rves Youth rrtceleM rolonl

I-URA Tolle Wireti Jut bretth cf iret rntej fl."m-fri clutn e aiturtngl

rto Vaairr Boa trvi rouge. PurM tael

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HENNA SHAMPOO Soft and fragrant Iiqxnd. Such joycus lather bubbles foam. Wash it in and out agin and ycur hair is touched with sunlit plow! Let live a little longer this foam of cleansing lather and your locks receive enchanting color ! That streak of gray just flies away ! Once each week Lura Henna Shampoo and you are charming always! Simple directions on the bottle! No danger of getting a shade you don't want. Tou regulate the color! Most marvelous treatment for locks that have passed through fever and illness! Ideal Laboratories Co., 533 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago.

LURA Rce Od Powder Compleslon powder, tracrarct and clovf tr.!

LURA Deplla. toTT Safe, odorless remove superfluous hair ta 3 day mtnuteal

V4"V?i ,prr'uWr Piie rtrS tK tame perfe1 at LLTL. Henna shtrapoo! ear ef erpertence Kav hroufht the know. edge that muci evrry LURA rteraranon an aiucvetnend These Shops Supply LURA Toilet Preparations:

Central Drug Store South Bend.

Red

Cross Pharmac Mishawaka.

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YiaroU IV, $25

VicäoU $35 Mhoa7 or oak

See and hear these portable styles of the Victxola today at any Victor dealer's Then you'll appreciate the pleasure they will give you when you go camping aboard your boat at your bungalow on your porch out on the lawn You can easily take them wherever you want and have an open-air Victrola concert at any time Any of these Victrolas will play any of the more than 5000 records in the Victor Record catalog New Victor Records demonstrated at all dealers on the 1st of each monttu

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VictroU DC $75 ii&hoftxrr or oak

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Victor Talking Machine Camden, New Jersey

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Thia tridemark and the trafmarked werd ",Victro!a, identify all our producta. Lock tndcr the lid ! Look on the labe! ! VICTOR TALKJNG MACHIS'E CO, Caisdco, N. J.

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WARNING! The public Is warned that It Is wrong: to offer cash to one of our men for ice, and It Is against the law for them to sell for cash. Buy coupon books. You can have the unuptd coupons redeemed any time. Too can buy for cash at the plant. ARTIFICIAL ICE CO.

MJ.ND VOLK DRY CLK.VNLNG AND ntlSSLNG TO

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22H MAIN isT. Telephone. Lincoln 6474

Glares Properly Fitted

DR- J. BURKE, Opft

230 S. MICHIGAN ST. riroken LrnAcs Durllcivte1.

Shirley

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214 W. Jefferson Blvd., has secured the services of Mr. William H. Partridge, formerly with William B. Burford of Indianapolis, to take charge of their new department. Stationary and Supplies Our slogan is to be: "IF IT IS USED IN AN OFFICE, WE SELL IT." We are also carrying a large line of safes, desks and chairs. We would appreciate the opportunity of serving you. Telephone Main Fifty Fifty.

fause in your distress when you find your clothes soiled. Remember, the damage is not irreparable. We successfully clean and restore to their former brightness the most delicate colors, the most fragile textures. Remember that when you find any of vour garments need cleaning, repairing, renovating or dyeing. LINCOLN 1903 Perfection Cleaners & Dyers 1101 KING ST.

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