South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 304, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 October 1920 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

funera LS j "Prism Sunday " to Be

CANDIDATE WANTS

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Mry Garden I HOUSE SHORTAGE : B0E

Observed by C liurclies TO KEEP BLANKS : Delights Opera COMMITTEE MEETS:, s,

-., art.' mi. Tii y In ;i" 'u'f' iX "r tr' hring a bout a . ffeetlven j-s of pre?, nt prin :n th- . -,- ;,t :;; o'clock, i ''r"'- th' e r.f an. I huma it;. rinn in vosiu.- in the stat- -in.-.' April

OF REGISTRANTS- Fans of City

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ard of Stat- "bantu s to d vote at

f 'r . :. Th it.i.y in.i -a ; ;'vt lTti..n f their s. rmons

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. ;, r , y. r rirk funeral na rl r.-. i " '' sunj.er jtri.-mis a ni I i mose rei"as-ii :,nn were r-turri-

s h:- par. h i- MinnH . l':iy,n''fv' ,,S r- Hütt. ;ir,.l Mrs I. I).', ' 's h'.fn .! 1-y thos- ir.tr str-d in t:;-l a iT-.th-r H'-van! Mitch !. i 'o.-titutior.s that th- ntcn--

S-.-ith I'.. r:.l. Privat.- Mürh 1 irr'" r r rn-on .Sunday will brir.K

Iviv h.--n r :.ax. .l on parnle ! Cliar"f MailV Application ill l all Mat'' in.stitution.-. Tli" ptr- . 1 1

ntauv- of u:;.-:itisfactory a s dur

inp the- sali.' ri'xl h.i" ! n 2'

1 fro-;; j, f.. u:i.-;iia in th- St. j ," for'' ln' l'u,'Iu' in :i I"tt nt mann.-r :. ::-nt ar?-iv h.-j-ifal m Praru.- ! th" r-,"1 f"r -f!i-i.-n-y in prison

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A n-.Pitarv

f'iiv ra", will hr- frr.m I Statistic . rn p i ; I to show the

Marion Countv Were Im

properly Prepared.

Gracious a 'of yore n1 shi-rir delightfully. Mary Gard.-n U lhtcl a hct of South Btk! op.T.a fans at the CoJis-um Friday nicht an! .inc

h r v ay their heart with a!r

t.i f- I : -" :'. -I ! jv .:i !;. ; -v , h'irt ;n pirht a PV'. .r: Tw-.r-, ri i- r.u-Iit i . J .: ! that r '

.-.I for violations .it th.-ir parole-. n r vay into their heart wtn air " f;-r. ,-.T n iw :

Th.-r. :ir,. i .;.!! ün im.nt .r r.t INDIANAPOLIS Oct Pm) P. i iron hrrch and Italian ororettas. a. . a ;t. rnoor. at the initial :r,-.-:ir.c v.urr:- was t..- .

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Men Mur-t Share in Sacrifice of Home Building.

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ArtJon tr. rH'-vo th.e lin-js r t ;izf in South TVn-i start. l'rri.i'

1 n-rt ar' 1. -: it iln JH -Tl t r at j IM'I.a . . 1 ' Ll , K)Cl. -W. Paul i. ' 14 i t-i; i n ami ii.nuiii u ni.".i.t, .diiuiiiu:, .u me i.ii.i.it ;:,..i:.i, i; v-wi..-- .t t.-.-lar'e. Uiile S.SJO have served th.-ir j 1 'avis. .-k-inocraii.- candidate or I ou;le of Knf:lih air and a wre hll th,. Hou;n Sonunitt e of the "h u v ! paroles. Four hundred an 1 tv.a r.ty- ; "Cm rutins attorrcy of Marion Srtch. f , oPn.nn rre Th ,on- n- -.' Mils. MVnii: VAlU.Uv one have had their t.cntr.r.s expire j "U nty to lav fiUd suit in s.jporiorj Aps:stir.K her was Outia 'a.ini. , - - " ' . r- M 1 1 1 'a ru' ' while on parol..-; .VJ have l, rn p.-ir- c-urt. room 2. asking that lso K. r",list of r-otc'- whoe own rompo si- J inwstic itf d t! --.tu ition m S-uth vi(in v. ,!;. (i ?-...r-?-c i

doiied: 211 have di. d. and ".70 u(

reporting on April 1. l'J2'J

of h:.- par. r.t. Sunday aft-j

'r,i ,o:. .ir.,1 hurial w.K h- at Ith r- ! Vi.-'.v e in' iery.

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il!s. li.M'KA Miirso.v. Mi-- I'ira .1. N.i:...,n. 11 W. M !:;-(. -I st. widow .f Howard Neildi 1 .it I; :' home at :'. o'clock

u Friday aft. rnoon from heart trouble. , ,. Sio- was torn in New York stat.- in i-'.V- I ' N 1 :: Tl"'-f,',,'d to South Bend in l , t,lu I 1 '' ' Sli- is survived ly three tii.-'v l!'r"ro rs v. ho an- in South Africa

invi two s:st-r: Mrs. . wins, or "a lit ori;;a. arid Mrs. Flla flallupe a-ho i-, livii: In Iiui"iira. Iturial will 1..- announc-d later.

'ORCHESTRA GIYES

FIRST SEASON'S

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SALVATION ARMY

PLANS BIG MEETS

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"'..hit a-ora-'a !.a- ;. o-j mad' . j Harry M. I, ;ri.tr:. ' ..: j ,: ., 1 1..;, ' Prmaii. r (Jen. W. And.-rson of ;"i'''v:M, '.:.! vi.i pionu-e was m !1''- Solvation Army, on.- of th- most . :' );'. a. ) ' r a!..- io y..a;- i .. i a 1 f n " t 1 -peak.-rs and organizers of the

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FARMERS WOULD HAYE DEMAND

CONCERT SUNDAY! BEFORE MARKETING

Mr?. Harry Barnes, Soprano, Will BeFim Soloin With Symphony Orchestra.

Brigadier General Anderson Will Speak Sunday

Night.

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, on it with hi--a : :. i i.'- . a r.i ' -d ! a ' t , i - (!'

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p- ak- r at tho meeting at hcadquart'TH Sunday at s f.'clo k. Thral i-oinos her- to insjiect the work o. th'- Salvation Army in this city, ami will r- rnain for s-v(-ral days. H- is th- i;u.st r.f Fapt. Trevitt '.'h:lo hena

AWARD DAMAGES AG AM ST DEFUftCT liVILDIXG COXCERiS

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Th" superior court p.-tit jury aw.ti fl. J damages and the pos--sion of s. v. ral pieces of ottice furnitu!" to th.- Tuttle corporation i-i its- suit anaimn Philip T-w.lkn Niaar, r.-c'iv-r for the liurnhatn 'oi.st rue'j.in "o.. Friday. Nicar siil tin a.-'-a-t- of his C(itii)'mv to -t.al.d -,.'oi. Th- TuttP- eorpr. ration aliep. d 'liat th. furniture had ta-on delivered to Purnham. who wa recently ütt in'i'ii fifoni opo to s v.-n y.-arf ' the state prison on px indictoar 's ha rtrin fals.. preteils.-. arid f'.ai the orrl'-.- e.)uipmcTit had riot ' "i paid for. In the complaint, the Tut; I" eorpora t Ion ask.-fj for the r--

o a rv of tlod ,i j 1 1 a c' s.

The first of a series of five con

certs to he ,'iven by the South Ilend Symphony orchestra under the di

ction of Frederic II. Iny.-rfoll will

place next Sunday in the Ho-

tary room of the Oliver hotel at 5

o'clock. Mrs. Harry Harnes, soprano, will be soloist.

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re m si.r. couniv auiiiior. ui restrained

from destroyinc: i),r record of reis- j

tration applications of rilt.en precinct.s in the county where. Pavies.ai-letre---, there were more than l.OOfi improperly prepared registration applications Tho action was tiled. Mr. D.n explained, that the reislra lin a; -plications may he preserved for

I either a contest of the flection or

ion of persons who

they were not law

fully registered.

! Judpe Linn D. Hay set the hearing

Ion Pavlrs petition for an injunc

tion drew more applause than anyl.dind and r. viewed the .utions whah ' o'clock

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Want Congressional Investiga-)lVn, orr et the auditor for r c Vvednesd.iy ffrenoon

lion ot Interest nates Chargerl by Banks.

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WASHINGTON, Oct. H:. Itesolutic'ns urin that all crops be marketed a.s the demand requires and ihat cor.tjress conduct an investigation of interest rates charged by banks wire adopted lriday by the farmers conference in s ssion here. All farmers were urKed to Join ex-

! istlnfT cooperative marketing ort-an-

' lzations or organize new ones and

congress was asked to give the federal farm loan board authority to issue and sell in the open market Fhort term securities based on warehouse receipts issued under the federal warehouse act. Delegates to the conference intercepted the resolution for marketing, as the demand requires, a.s authorizing a holding movement of cotton, wheat and other great farm staples. Henjamin C Marsh, secretary of the Farmers' National council retuted tr sign the committee report.

submitting a minority one requesting "the representatives of organiced labor who have expressed to us ' at this conference their sympathy with farmers' needs to secure short

j time credit so they may secure- at

least costs of production, that th-y ; go wiHi us to the president to ask j lor Immediate credit relief and to ' lay this matter before the cabin, t." '

The suit was tiled following the

decision of Judcrn V. W. Thornton, in superior court, room 1, that tho court could not issue a mandatory order for purging the registration records in the 15 precincts of the nanus of the alleged unlawful registrants by the registration boards before the ejection.

All reservations for the Hallowe'en dinner-danco Monday evening at the South Hend Countrv club mn-: be in by Sunday ev.r.;r. g

other number on tho pro-am i oth-r oti.s have take,,

isaac van wrove, pianist, accompanied Miss Garden and Mr. "asini. Th' program: (a) Slumber Song Schumann (bl Tarantelie Piatt! fiutia Casmi Air from "Tosca" ruccini Miss Garden Variations on a Itcco.a Thme . . Tschaikovvski Gutia Casini (a) Donde lieta ( I,a Uohme) Puccini ( b i Triste Ititorno Richard Harthelemy Miss Uarclen Intcnnirvloii. (a) Lover do sjoleil Cami'.le Frlancer (b) The Swing Heynaldo Hahn (c) M Ship and I. . . Reynaldo Hahn (d) Lullaby from "Jocelyn" (with

hi:"v-.ipd S. V..T'.; . - . I r-r ; ami h r p r : t -, i Mrs. P. t. r t'liinr. 1"! : )'r . r

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of action was p'rej.ar.d which wall h

re-conidered at the next meeting. Tv... . i v. . . ..

'' ters. Th'r.-r,. AP.a .1;!:.-. na-n .annot bui d lious.s for rental., , ,; - ,.. .. . , it ! i r. . 1 .-.a !;., f hi. ir. at a profit. said ilium Happ. Mr- Vl ,r w H , "hence it is necessary that all of the, . . v ' .' , ' .

! business men of this , ity should .' , . , .,' ". .. ', , .

share the sacrific- of buil.'.inc " r.,p,.t.i1 ; ,., i'. homes. If they do r.ot. the growth i t , . , . , , ' ; f. , , .,, ., p.. r. s a . m .o . i .a . south Rend will ceasr. :tt r, ,.vj,...k. j:,;r.., m.

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.... '"'" -' " j dar 'iri'o' c.an'f.'w menii" rs in diva r busin. ss. s i h-y 1

are: Chairm.iii Fre.l Keller, r.-a: rs-j täte; l C Reimold and G. H. Wh' , - 1 lock, merchants: Fred 'hristma r.. '

contractor: K. H. Milb r. banker; F. i aK';nst :r,r' '

j Ji'"'.x ; ! : . ; ; ! ciil gran..', jury : i y , t ' cim . f i'

' Fr, iv e rsa 1 and A i: Kitixii: ;iiils frolic. ,ir, r.lM r.: ;

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F. .lo'nr.ston. insurance, and William Happ, real .state.

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' e lo) ... Gcdard ' An Hallow.-', n party in co-tuni ; ar.- ac in'-:. Miss Garden . j was e njoyed at the Chamber of ! (a) Kl.gie' Faure j rommerce Kridav r.ight bv tiv-i Ai. kind.- .. (b) Nocturne Fiiopin I Kresg.- ProcrVss eluh, who-t m.-m-joi, s ib at j 1 " S T (c Zigeuner.veiscn ' b.-rs ;.r.- emi'love.s of the Kr. s-'e i.tntiqa. furnr.ur. .

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Sar.isate-('asini storts of South Rend. Gam.s. ,!.u:c-

c;utia Casini Air frcm "Iouise" Carr,-r.ticr Miss Garden

ing. ghost tories and refreshments were on the program for tin- evening. '

boo . i o r a j ' ' ' ' Hav il.i.a! . iu:. t. ii .! t i- Top - v : '

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l lti:i)KRIC II. I.VGIIRSOLU Stars and Stripes Forever, by Sousa; Kastem Romance, by Rymsky. Korsakoff; Serenade, by Arensky; March of the Toys (from Raben in Toyland). by Victor Herbert; Spirit Flower of Campbell Klpton.

sung by Mrs. Harry Rarne.s; Three

Songs by Prahms, In Summer

turi.iture and .? 73, Fields. Faithfulness (for cornet)

I and The Vain Suit; Suite from Sigurd Jo rsa 1 far, (a) Introduction. t(b Rorghild'.s Dream. (c Huldig- ' cngs March; Three Dances (Nell

Gwyn) by German, (a.) Countn Dance, (b) Pastoral Iance. (c)

Merrv Makers Dance,

DIVORCE X FAT'S

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Hot, n and (Jlen Cavender tliought ! The second concert will be given

Nov. 7 at the same time and place. Florence Guthrie, soprano, will be the second ."oloist.

Jth- y had be. n divorcd when their o'r h'- attorp.-ys made entries on the

; -mires tioeK.t ot i t. Wayne in Janii'iv lls. GP-nn w.-nt to Kansas .:-:d i:.it i i' d another woman, while H-'en '-iptnred anottir husband. H.'.-n a attorney heard of Gl.-nn's

' 1 v. i.. tier ii.v I 'inn: u:i and b'-in- anxious tr hastM '-II bira Ht.ii' iii, h i- diM.ro,- p.tition had him

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liaro ..f bic.iniy. ;i'nn' Itwyor had meanwhile

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' ''.a a p ;'. i-i A: o r-. a X be wa-- about to start bigamv -". ' 1 1 v ri---- -i 'o il w !.- re .. i-r'..- lings gains? her when he "!. : -i '' - taet h-r lawyer. Fach attorney pro- !:? T""-' a "' ,e,.ed to t.-li the other of his in ten - ?'-":s wbi'e th..- other's sriiUo broad--VfU'r7-' Ml IC I. ,,,,'t r'b: liv. Fach slapp.d the , . ., oth.-r on the hick and amid loud MSi.n I Oh I III. I guffaw. unfolded tho sad plight of ir-TfTTf1'- --r r i ha - r i I t!i' ir client .

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Not wishing to ke.-ri Glenn rve-n-

i d-: in .uil for bigamy and wanting a! t-r ' r i ni ! t" . b ar up th tangle as soon as

i .-.bb'. both lawyers agre-d to. ar: l s- 'Mir d a transfer of the case

'I- 1 d G. IF ' o". !:-: j t" tli" St. .7orph superior court be- ' : : j cans" H. bn. who had filed th-suit. r :. 1 i'v- P'.' !.- was living in Mish.iwaka.

p : p'o' o b mn ; i rtday a r t i r.i-oii, Helen Caven- -'" v I.! it. I' "Tl.o.ibr briefly repeated tho allegations '." Hi'1 :. ;" rt . :' r-iet and inhuman treatment ' 'il ." A '' i--Jtl.it sm- had n.ail in her Ft. Wayne '' P'-tt.al.' F . v.nj-'.a int and J-:dge Montgomery '.:.': N' :S ( ? :r; ; si- lp-r divorce decree from Glenn :;:" i' T ireh." M n - , C i . mb-r. p.-th Glenn and Helen ;!'.':-! re-marry th.ir present mates

CHINESE FAMINE REPORTED WORST IN MANY YEARS

PORTUGUESE KING OPPOSED TO FORM ASKED BY PEOPLE

Makes Known His Position in Letter Explaining Heasons.

LISBON. Oct. 21. Portuguese monarchists have b--n notit.ed that ; the former King Manuel of Portugal. who is now in Hngland is oppo.-. d i at present to any steps toward r-- j sforation of the- monarchy in thi j country. This is made publi-: in a letter to the Young Conservative Monarchists issued by Counsellor Ayres d'Orn.di as, who is o;ti i il representative h'-re of th- exiled king. Tho letter was written in a hovpitil w her- the loyalist Matesman is re-: covering from an operation under K'irv eillance until h i an be returned to prison wh'-re ht has bf n for -

marly two vears since the last, nion- : fj

j a l chist u prisiti

j I he ro'iii' iiior s is that r.e 1 - . lieves form'-r Kln- Manuel regards

Investigators Sav Crops Are the economic disti. now pr -vai, mt . r - I in Portugal to tari-id all genuöu ! T- 1 1 Tl . .

raillires ail(l Ivaill- Portuguese from taking part m any

I Kind oi revolutionary nmveni. nt.

The coun illor advis-s the i out;-Monarehi.-.ts. inst nl. ;o s-'jpie.rt v-

fall Light.

PEKING. Oct. Famine conditions in Chihli. Shansi. Khaiituncr and Honan provinces, due to repeated licht crops followed by almost complete failure this summer, are re

ported by investigators to be the which it is to live." In the r. .n worst in years. It is st I mated that I time he sugg:-s that the n onard

' 20.000.000 people are in peri! of ;i -?3 take legal -.ep- to ..rganio th. .r

aal i-rd'-r wiii- h h- sns is now attacked in so many a av . H. add"Wo must maintain "ur u-itional i tegrity afterward we v see to 'he iiolitia.nl form of i:m rnnioit n ,!

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death from starvation and discos.

during the coming winter unless heln on a large scale is afforded. Thousands of families are already afoot making their way northward in the hope of hnding food and employment. Others are selling their belongings piecemeal to procure food at greatly advanced prices. Farm

o Pr.iv. ' G ;'. . the Nun-." ..rd ! " Ol f i O ; . . ; '

.-: a.m. "f.'-. .t..' if th.-v want to be matched b-ir.illv

. -. i ; hv ma : 1 " .and draught animals are being dis1. :i I".- W'.;:l- i two -day honeymoon in Chicago posed of for a song for lack 'of fo,bb r

a i,., . , ...,. ...i i... t w o.. ... I to Ween them .inn ttiel to cook them

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. :v- afh. m. "Tb-- i :v.-a! to a-'onipany her husband ) ,f I'tUKhtt-rcd. -' " v- '' I- - il'i-! Stewart o South Rend wher- - r-

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i,. t.i ., j.. w.ti,.ri. resulted in the ' naniun lrminrr. ami it. i.. a .. ri"r . o-.irt granting him a di- ' ot Siaochang, also In Sb.antung. . e from her Fridw afternoon. I report that b-lng without food and

w..rt said that th.v were mar

May 15. F.G? and two days b. s i f e refa - d to leave the

j unable to buy it. people art livinc or;

weeds and the leav. s of trees, cotton so. d and bran. Children, especially

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m ;'l:h.'i',-!i she knew- h" worked inj L'i'-S. :tro t'eing sola or given away. -' if!', ib-.d. He said that he hadlth-' F l-

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jonn nriiuui, oi me cin.nian resbyterlan mission. Char.gteho.

- . ,r J ritten several letters asking her tol , a',;; i'. him in South Rend affr his p

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PERI I MED BREATH CAI SE OF ARREST

. it"..kywk of Rr m m lr.l., k- '. '.r ;;.!! the wind - - w at po- :'.".!! ;::.irt-rs Fralav mgb.t ami 1 i ppv sm:'.- and gymtirtg ! "Jllv

" 1 '. rgt. .Tint Cuth:m in. Jtv-.- hvd oi:-." fracrar.t brand

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North Honan. writes:

"The last fading hope was that at le-ast a crop of quick-maturing buckwheat mlk'ht be secured after a late r tin. Rut no rain has come and th.oj hope is now entirely gone. Fvery road northward swarms with tho hunger - pinched humanity. Th" p. b ing-I hi r.k v r:ül vay is generously allowing refugees to travel fr. on all trains bound for South Honan and Hupeh and thess are crowded with families having many little children or old p'opb- wh. onnnot face the trek over the mountain

roads to sr-.ansi ami snensi. ine

.(.7v HAS E.ULED TO ACT

; : fr. vi the fragrant air that cuno J Ara-rican Red Cross has appropri-

' Vi'.r.i. . at d J '"b'),cHi for tli- famine sutt rers :-' b -f"-- : b :hes re-j.. chin i and Japan has promised a a.. Ci" f.. ' th .? ! rid "o j i. iro amount of rice. : : a -. I v:; a .1 -a: 'b. t." ff'-rt b. O ;

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PRI N Tl'K RI'RM I). Pale Grove. V." I linton st.. a - neii-h bnriutl alniui tin- fat and e at -::e tlii nvmiiim while lie .t- op-tattt!g a I.udlow m.u hlne in !a- 111 : -lianieiil depart m.-rit at the N c --"Pi lie . He v.i- rciiioi-.I to I'-,- Fpw.nth li"plt.il in the ndkv buL 11 -. RUM H. Pr and Mi s H. V. Helim n, SO 4 f-' I'rtlvr-rt. st.. a son. ct. T.

hi:m i'ok i.akci:ny. P.it:1 Smith was brought to jic'ire

lor. as. Thi" letter wa5 evld ntly ur:tt. n i ri answi r to epiest .ons addr. 1 Councillor d'Orn.el! as ;i tin r-ya!:s , b ader in Portugal, b 'ans- a group ! of monarchists )n hav- abind-aa' tlulr allegianct to 'h- tm ui' r King Manuel are undertaking to .- ; - i pretender to th- tliioto a young ' scion of anothe r bra r.ch of tlm Ho-,. 1 Prnganra. This gre-ip ;, p g ,. t ion to Duke MuliaH d-- I ir.a mi..i head of th Austrian branch o? th- 1 t.amily. asking pTia. i--i- n to nv his voung.st so;,. Prir.ee Nut Ihiarto. as h!r to the throm- t ; Portugal if a monarchy sba.i! J : restored. I'rlnce F-mo 1 uart. ;s only 1 -years old. The e hdc..- tell upon hi:: because Prince Micul. th e!de son of Duk Michael is h-ld to b debarred from roy.il rights b. can-' he married Ar.'.ta St"v art. an Am--t - ' lean woman, and b-"cau.- the duk-'s second son was killed in th.- ua; . while lighting with tlv Austria:, i army. Owing to the vouth of Prince I Nuno this m -n irhi.-t grou; pro- i j'.'ses to Tianie has aunt. tb.. Prlnce-.s Aldeirundes de P.ragat-.za Pourbon. Counters d- Pardi. wabov of Printe Henry d: R'.urb..n tb- l'arma. as regent until he hall b-conie of age.

aiimv is qfii:t. WF-ST PTirNT. N. V.. n t. 20. Go. ich K- M. Rockne and 25 Notre Dame football play, rs arriv-d P. ere Friday for their gatr.o with tho Army Siturdav. Th" two teams ha.i wcrkout-s FriJay afternoon on a heavy muddy gridin.n. The waa'her has become much cold-r. but, it ! 1 lieved the mud will slow up the westerners. Howevar, thev appear

la ad iuart'-rs i r:aay r.ignt on a com- j to be in splendid cot.diti'. ::. and plaint of Fdwin Kerny. of 01 S. ; r, ntld nt of victory. Th" Army. I.ifayette t.. ch.arginc him w Ith p. ,p f j i hu: n.akir.j no clain.s. :s

hiving stolen a suit of c!oth's. oerao.at. shoe's and suitcase from Ken-

ra y's room. Smith was arrested for j CONVICT ANARCHIST", bmurm-r in IX per park on Oct. 22. NKU- yor.K. ho: 2ib Isw L'.

Ferguson. Chicag'j lawyer. and

well prin,ed.

(.IRKS IM1WL.

Charbs F. Ruth.-nbi.rg.

of L.CVt

The pirls of the accounting il- i.ir.d. were eonvicf d of criminal an

partrr.ent were matched acrainst th'

g.-ncr -il otr.cA trirls of s-;ngers :n a 1 .w'.i'-g to-irnatv.ent at the Chamber of Commerce Friday nicht. The

girls sav that it was hotly contested t0 ten vears each

but that they lcit count cf th? score.

archy by a jury supreme court h-re Friday night. Justice Weeks immediately sentenced them to

state's prison for terms cf from f,ve

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In case of death from natural causes the j beneficiary will be paid ep-vVyvJ

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