South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 273, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 September 1920 — Page 3

WANTS HINDUS TO SETTLE DOWN

Amir of Afghanistan Extends Invitation to People of India.

Girl Nineteen Wed, Divorced, Wedded-Caught

NF.'V YORK, Fpt. :.Th" Amir r Afghanistan, f-r the lirM time, m hi.--'or; ncc.rd::. to I;r. N. .c. Hard- ! r of the India information luroaa h r J; is invit d Hir.di to settle in hi rountry, to arcornrli.-h which hn anr.O'int "! the fo!oir.r royal "rr r .- i -r:n Faid to in Urate a move. :.ritfor the ur.ilhatior; of the j f r f .:a:: 3. -,'o:i-ir.i rfrrr.cf in the cbf'Tvirr of Hir.ilna reiitriou belief?: -. Fr" 'lorn (f Hindus to travrl and .ettle? i:i any tart of th- ronntrv:

h'-Tir I. Hindu r'-rtM.-:;tati-n In th- A ft; h mi ''n;!!v; .'. fnrnud tr.i l r. rmittd Hindu we-men. Many Hindus. Thero ,-ir' n.or- than 2 ft.OOO.Of'O H.n.his and 7'' "O.00O Moslems in Ir.dis. rind a hiir.it .or rodus of many of the latter to A f hanistan, a' c -ordin. to Dr. Hardiker, already 5. ur.df r way. '"Th.- j ropf.y.ili of th Amir arr filmed." he s:.d. "at dispelling the notion that Afichani-ran is partial lo Id;irnim. Th. ir( l.mia'lnii ejearly shown t hit -ill frf'dorn and protertjon will 1... xt nd-d to Hindu tv bjcet. and that no int i ferenco wiil 1 v yr .- in th- religious n! stvjii' cm of the Hindu.-, hmvever ni'Kdi thse may differ from the l"!lf.; of the Mnliarnm la ns and .f-lnns. Tlo- Amir nr-loi;htedly H nde 1 'orlnrr t promote a btt r ff l!ntr b twff-n Afghanistan and India. '

Char.KiiUT your nam, three timo. in as many days and undersoin:? all the rites and incidents ti.-.t accompany sirh an net must. indeed have If little bit of thrill. Violrt Iirownin' j hT maid- r, rane and tlx- lives at IIS 1-: V. Division Rt. On Sent. 14 Mrs. VÜilan. Cox who w.'.s form r.y Violet L'rcwnl t tr obtained a. flr.i rce from Willi.- ru Cox in tho St. Joseph fupe. -jc 'curt. Ily tho ord of the uds nterid on the dock: fh" wis forlt 1 1 . if. 10i .arry un:Sl two ars thoild hav oapsril. 'iirtiKT. duria-r tlirt timo rr mul l not nr hrr :niidi:. ?Min" rral Mrs V.'J liam Cox v. a.- to tand a3 such. Thrrf aiy nftrr this Iioward risk. f ; X- s.y st.. ram, r.lmu an I -s. Cox pr :--ntim; hor.df ;ia Violet Urou rdr.?: Kiiht a licoi.-o to marry at th'.- roui:., cb-rk's if,v. The rif.rk. who is not obli' al to chlb.-ne applicants for marriage linm's prantrrf the rrjutst and Violet Drowning and Mrs. Cox paled Into insis'niricar.r.' before the new tojnornen. Jtr.s. Howard I'isk. However, the newly divorced and recently wedded Mrs. William Cox h .s made herself liahl; to contempt rf court and perjury in so innrlns and diso')' yin the ord- rs entered at the time of her divorce, according to doch red that htr mirrinp to risk r. tt rnty?. The rourt authorities have declared that her marriage to Fisk is un'awful, null and void. Violet by the way Is not yet 13 yearn old.

BARGE CANAL GETS HEARING AT TOLEDO

Proposed Waterway for Indiana Studied hv Armv

Child Lovers Elope; Parents Ask Police Aid

ASK JUDGMENT FOR CARE OF Ell TEE 0XE

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Huperior court t' trrant th in a jul'mT.t of J '177.7 r, Mr.'in-t Joseph r.u-i:o for th' -a ring tor l'age'? two-year 'dd dau"!ifr. Kdna, muco Nov. , 1 l. A'e(.rl;n:: to th- al-I-irations th-- Ki.J'.is au"-- . J t- kep Kdna for a r a : i . 1 1 d sum but no ppcific an'. ort u.ts n am. I. The KolBkl. say that th-y paid out .5'!.". fr clothing ; id do. 'or bi'l.. Al- th(y place fh ir h irers f.f J.oard and room at ?'.! 1.1 t. Par -re in the papers :le(l is said to have tb ni. d any liability in the eis".

LDESTRUCTOS ISSUE DEFY TO SINGER TEAM

SOUTH BEND MEN OFEN

REAL ESTATE OFFICE

Clifford W. C.tidy and Harry Ifailgh h ie jp' IM-d real t state offices at d'Jt'.-S I'.iini' is Trust Pldp.. and have already li-t- d a number of Important pr-tp- rti' .-. ?.!r. Cav.-idy is th. ?m of As.t. Chief of lv.!ic C-as:-idy and haf been a native of South H rid all his life. IIo was piaduitd from the local hlrrh school and from Notre Dame university. He served in france during the war with the SOlst pion. er infantry. Mr. Hauch I an experienced realtor aru? ii. wrll krown her.

In a letter to the Fport editor "Poj)" JVankl. manager of the Mishawaka Indcstructo baseball club, ban issued an open challenge to the S"tith Dend Sirer for a single game r-r a series to decide the local and northern Indiana champions-hip. The challenge names hut one condition that the winner take all. The Jndrst ruct os also present their record of arnes played with the Singes showing that taey have won

three games by scores of 5-1, J

and 10-0, and lost one ly a score of " . i

Engineer?.

J. R. Iremner, transportation tccrtary of the Chamber of Commerce nttfndrri a hearing in Toledo, Ohio. September 27th, presided over by a Hoard of United Stat a armv engineers at which arguments were presented by Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky shipper?, as to the necessity of a barge, canal to augment transportation facilities. Various rout's are proposed lo connect the Ohio liiver with the Great Iakes. Cincinnati and Toledo. Arguments were prt. entfl setting- forth reasons 7'hy th'ase cities should be the respective terminals of tho canal with a branch extending northwest from Defiance, Ohio, via Fort Wayne to Lake Michigan or tho Northern route as it is called, this being considered tho most logical. Advocates of the other routes also presented arguments, the Hoard of Knglneers questioning them frequently us to statements made. Congressman "Welty talked on the necessity of the Canal and said that the boundaries on each side of the canal for taxation purposes whether 2". 5 0 or 6 0 miles, had not yet been determined. The hearing was concluded Sept. 2th, after which he Hoard of Kngineers will give matter careful consideration.

LOCAL JEWELER TO OPEN N1LES STORE

oxn nivouci-: titsday. Hertha Smet wan granted the. only elivorce of the day on Tuesday afternoon i i th- superior court, but at that divorces continued to gain on the number of marriage licenses as none were issued. Her husband, Camiel Smet, failed to contest her petition and she was given permissicn to resume her maiden name of Hertha Maes. She alleged cruel and inhuman treatment.

NIM1S, Mich., Sept. 2 7. -With the intention of opening one of the best equipped jewelery stores in southern Michigan, Italph Van Horn, manager of the Clauer jewelry More at South Hend. Deroy W. Clauer, son of the late founder of the Clauer store, and Edmund Knauff, a Nilea young man, employed at tho Clauer store in South Hend, have leased the Kaglesiield store building at 2-0 Main t. for several years-. Tho s-tore will probably be opened about Oet. K. New fixtures and other equipment will be installed as soon as they can be obtained. Mr. Knauff, who has had ehargef the repair department of the Clauer store, will superintend the Niles establishment.

SPKCTATi SHOWING AXD SAM; OF NFAV IllTMN'fi (.OWNS. 1INFU DKMSSKS. DANCING imiJNSFS. TVe received 100 new dresses from New York all on sale Tuesday at special low prices. .See window display. THE ELLSWORTH STORK. 0105-29 Advt.

IIA STUART II. CAItltOLL. Constantine is one of those little southern Michigan towns where boys and girls prow up to be good citizens, and while still at a tender ago listen to the lure ef the Dig City whero dang!.. rhcir rainbow of dream?. It is a pretty little village and a .good little place.' Also it is the home rjf Richard Randman and Mildred Prester., about whom this story especially i. concerned. Richard is enly 13 years of age while Mildred Is a year older. They proved to the world that love lingers equally In the little old hometown as it Is aiid to linger in tht Dig Time Land of Jazz. And Why? And why shouldn't they have loved? Consider Richard with his brown, curly hair through which any maiden might wish to run her dainty fingers. And his eyes of tho same color wistful eyes, which might speak phrases of more delicatw shading than could the r?n of any old master whoso works ho pored over at tho village high school. Consider Mildred with her wavy locks of brown and eye.- of a delicate blue. Picture her in her best waist of light blue, her dainty white skirt and a charming sweater of a darker blue. She might adorn any magazine's expensive cover. Folk Don't Understand. So why shouldn't they have loved? Hut grown folks never understand thrse things. And no one ever id thoughtful enough to shovel ashes on the slippery path of true love. So Richard ana the fair Mildred ran away from their home in the sleepy Michigan town and no one knows where thry are. J. M. Randman. tho father of the young Lothario, has appealed to the police in South Bend to aid in the search. And thus ends tho first act of their playlet. CARD Ol-" THANKS. We hereby wish to express our sincere thanks to all of our neighbors, friends and relatives for tho many acts of kindness and the lloral offerings; also the sympathy extended to us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. AGNKS KOWAL1NSKA. JOSEPH KOWALINSKI AND CHILDREN. 3197-29 Advt.

;K.M;i:it. Sept. Z'. Dr. Thorn a- Du::lale. t Mivh i- .. '. was in ('.rau.r.r Friday morn-.;..-. iT-Prt's't William Taft want thronen Cramer Fridav afternoon on tho Cr..nd Yrunk railroad. Mi-s Ruth T ri it t spent Friday wit! Mis.-, tlrac" Tiuitt at Edwardsburg. David Hacon w.i.s in South Rend Friday. Dennis ("overly and Mr. Charley Hoffman wa re la South Hend Thursday aft' rr.oon. Sirs. Christian Hartz was in Klkhirt Friday forenoon.

Frank Rininr-er w.is in Cassop-I o)i Friday forenoon. Miss Jessie Iiaves went to Rose-j "awn to spend th: wcfk-cnd with( her par ;iH . Mr. ami Mrs. (Iraves. Mi --.j MiV.red Ra;b went to Centre township t stay from Fri- j day vening until Monday with her i parent:'. V.'illie Segge ravin is reported better from se.irl't ft . I Dennis Cover ly wa in Elkhart,' Ind.. Friday. j Miss Irene Ray, of South Hend. spent Saturday afternoon with C. W. '. Gogley and f imily. j ("barley Hori:-.an and family and; Mi.s Hanson were in Mishawaka' and South R nd Saturdav afternovn. ! Mr. and Mr. Frank were in Edwardsburg. Mich.. Saturday. j I. ll.err s:hiiiio tr-t t'. rrv Trnitti

fl'-.d Arthur Hunkle and family were hi South Rend Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Shimp, cf Poath Hend. sp.-nt the we. k- nd with

their son, De'b.-rt Sl-.imp and fandly. j Misses Etb.el an.l Lena S ggrr-j "i an, of South Hi nd. spent the week- i end with Anthony Everding and' far. lily and Roy Creel and family. I Mr." ami Mrs. ?, Ray. of South! Rend", peilt Saturday afternoon with! hi- parents, .Mr. an.l Mk J. C. Hay. Three menii-rs f the Riumg.r. . 1 1 . 1 1 : . . . . v . . . . . . . . I

t.lllll.j ai" ill Willi M..1I ii'l ieer. Mr. and Mrs. David C-deman. of fo-'th IUnl c.L'.b d (vi h r brother. Frank IJimnger and f.miily Si t ur- . in y aflernoor. I.ed K ea . ( f E.lwardsh'.irg. ?diei. . ral'.. d on l'..M I'.aeon and fm.ily Sunday af:rn-'on. Ia Sehr-e.'k. oi Soaiil vA. W.'IS n Sunday gut at the h-une of hl part-nt, Mr. and Mrs. David Seb.neck. Mrs. John Wat.-h and children fP'nt th..- v.celc o;i with hrr rre'ther. Mrs. An:: a Atktn:;.i:i r.r.l family of Mi-hwaka.

Mi--s (Iii- Tr!cr. was in Elkhart j cr.il Oscir:.i. Ind., S.iturday. John Walsh rv.etored through. sciith. -n i art ef Michigan Sundav. 1 Mis-es Marir ar.il Anna Kolhoff. f rf N;les, Mich , ware entertained I

Sunday nftrrnoo:; hy Mi.---es Ida and Esther Hoffman.

Thr Granger rrc. ytnan Sundav! rt hool w;!I b beul a. 10:0 a. m. ' Sr.. .'. ay p.: : r r. i n g s..- r. ice a : 11: 0 0 'clock, by the Rev. Titus, of Chi-

i;iö), i.e:i:r.k; servin 5 at :. a p. m.

Preaching, baptism and commv.n-

ii Hrvires will be

conducted bv

th Rev. Ar'h'.babl McCIure. of the 1

Flr-t Pre terun church, c' South Rt n.F Harris rrairie- Chrlstlin Bible f.-b.'-.o; at I-.ro p. ra. Preaehing at 2-.:o p. in., by Rev. Titus, cf Mishaaka.

CARD OF THANKS.

W. wish to thir.k our fri-n.ls fr ; t' t :r sympathy and tioral off rings

lurtr.g the 1'dn.ss and death of our d'ar w ife, daughter and s-ist r. -'.E'M:GE a.V. SMITH. llENJ -A HIER F.VMILY. 5iLi 1-2;) AdvL

at Ellsworth s

We have received from New York over a hun dred of the prettiest Evening and Dinner Gowns wc have ever displayed. All on sale now at .

SPECIAL L O W PRICES

Dancing Frocks

Velvet Gowns Jd.

Evening Gowns

Dinner Gowns

We are also showing some stunning new Footwear for evening and Dinner wear.

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No bov likes to be constantly taken to task because his clothes look shabby quickly, because they rip readily, because the fabrics become shiny and the colors dull. Of course these things happen to boys1 clothes, but when thev do, more likelv it's the clothes' fault radier than the bov's. Well tailored clothes won't wrinkle out of shape or tear with ease. Good fabrics don't get shiny or the colors dull. We make no more apologies for boys' clothes than for men's, because they're tailored as well from equally good fabrics.

We don't believe in poor quality and

making the boy the goat.

LADIES HOSIERY We have just received a large assortment of Phoenix hosiery for women, also Phoenix and Patrick -Duluth woolen hosiery in all shades.

Boys' strictly all wool suits in the very newest models, $9.75 to $35.00. We feature the Adler Brothers ppecial, a boy's suit with two pairs of trousers, at

$16.50. i

We also show a large assortment of Boys Mackinaw3 and overcoats, waists, woolen and cotton hosiery, etc.

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