South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 308, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 November 1920 — Page 5

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WXD.NTTSPAY MORNING, NOVKMBKK 1920.

THREE MEN MAKE DESPERATE TRY TO SAYE A LIFE

Work Hard as Natural Pulmotor to nv Lift' of j Atlilftf. j M!'"I!I';an city. I-;. : ! A hum., i : !.. :- "...".'-1 -f ; f.ro today - : p IMa1-i V.,:f. J l Pur.!.- ;,r.iv. r..:;v Wolff u a s ; i r "i-.'i'ii .1 h:- home! ... r t"'1.i'. ..- -i r-- ' -r. injury ! ' LH spir.e. n : v .: . an inter- ' .'m football g .it Ibirdu-- 10 'i-ivi airn I'.ii.ii.-. r - i 1 1 1 and j ; i r . t r Wolff'.- ;....jv .i r. I his: 'r athing ! . can . :.r!;.-;r.t. I-ul- ; ' ''tor i . f n-m h i-a sn, , Tii1;. had ;: rb- c s aii'i finally a pp. a! t-. "-..f. t y fir-:' de- ' j-irtmr.t of the H.i k .-l: -1'... rk r rar j mpar.y. mi w:;-..- t !.r m n to : Wolffs 1. i. . i Woi k : t . . r.- '.,,'.!. the '... iii--- r . i . -i f r !lir' d i . ri .T. j r g W' '- bir.-'s . r; f ! tn-n i r t ; : g ! ? . l . : . . i Air;; . t : r i - ; ( ! o n j ' ! ysv;r..r . um g p-rser; Two! tb-- I:.. ' o r r e t 1 1 : h r a n d , -y t-.i ,r-- tb tb.til rro:n i v --4 ! i f t r, r o ; ;i r two. MARY AXX (AA R OF ST l DER A K ER CORP. TO PRODI CE EU COMED Tb- a -.:.;;.! S: ;nl b i k . p'a;, w ,) ' nir: tio - initios of I femb-r . mil I u ,t!i a ir.atin'e th- afteri "or of ;. fourth .it th.- ' i;;rr tlx -The musiral ronoiiy 'SjiririK- ' ..' r a b i -ho, v. for produ- ' r Tin piav v:l! be Kiven und-r :.'- ' !-p:. of the Mary Ann. rluo. 'iii v rii.i:i'-' lab of S; u r'.e 1 a k e r's. It hü; ;-. pi-., Ur. d b the .lohn IL. I boKt ir : ti n c tupitn of Kosri i. i.'ii" Work ir-. t i;e ;e!erti"n '. - ci; !!,r alrad ber:u:i. South !b;of u.;! r'-üK mi" r the xrebent oretbjrf i..n 1 i u -1 1 la; r by tbS: uiit b.iki r corp'tation. "Oh. oh, ip.lv."' REAL ESTATE BOARD FAILS TO HOLD MEET Polit,, - srndowed business at the Tueyday noon me-etinar cf tho Ilea! bstate board. It was the intention of the board to conduct their regular we-kly nie tine as usual hut it -mid not b ilorf i cause of the keen intercut of the m.-mbers in the Irctton. Bylaws of the nev constitution were read after which the meeting ;tdjtirned. RAXD1TS TAKE MLES T AMC AB TUESDAY The South Rend police have beer. aked to look for a number of automobile bandits who h-!d ut a Nile. Mich . taxi driver early Tues!ay morninsr and took his -aut. mobile.. Tho bandits are described as b.-dnsr yotinr men and all wore rnps. The youths wrre armed with auto-viatl-revolver?. LOCAL WOMAVS U1SCLE DIES AT ST. LOUIS T. I Vsn Lieu- of St. Louis. Mo.. ! ed at hi.s home Nov. 1. Mr. Va.i L;ew was an uncle of Mrs. E. J. Tnt. inT North Shore dr., and a : n of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van I, lew He was reared in South pe-nd as a b-v and for many years lived at 42 1 Franklin st. Dispense With City Court Tuesday Morning ri.- to the f-ct that Tuesday wa.s . '.": r. day the police failed to put i y cf.es on the city eourt sheet si i the usral court se.iyion was disI r.scd with I'ro. Sunurl Schwartz, however, signed several affidavits in the rotirt room. Several of the ofo, et at the rity hall were closed Tt:'-dav afternoon. COySUMERS SERVICE CO. FILES XOTE SUIT The rrrumfr S-rv!c Co.. has f l-d 'iit ir. the supetior court ..gainst t'urry Queers for $273 danv .;K'S allcKinsr th-at he has faibed to ty a note for $20 0 . due SO d.ijs . ft. r date with seven percent inter--i. and dated Aue. 27. 1320. The . otr.p'.iint says that payment of the :- -te has been asked, for but was re1 ;sed. ASKS PI VOUCH. Trank Hclmar. filfnl suit for a .orce froni Mayme Iloln-ian in the iperior court Tuesday. alloc:::?: !iat for the past years sh. ha.s ,,-r dissatisfied "with his ability to rovide. and that her tastes are far o expensive for his financial aan to satisfy. He s.iys that she ts always cr!tici7d and nap-ced u and that in July. 1!M'.J. she left im and went to 'iv with her par!:ts in Chicago. They were mar- , .1 in June, 1?00 anvl separated in i!v 191?. .1 M.Ti KINDS r IKHSFTlOIn (;4is v sm: at mo s. TAYIiOIl ST. Heautiful antique davenport and : tb'.e. Hook3 and bookcase. hall .irror and scat. library tables. level mirror, dresser. d!shc. rut u'.ass. Havllar.d china, portiers. awn- ; cs. bath room furnlhi ncs. electric turc. laun.'.ry f jT.isI.ir.cs, Ka tar.c.v Tall Mam ÖV.t' 0377-S Ad t. RAINBOW TRANSFER COMPANY For Prompt Service -:- CALL -:-Office Residence Lincoln 5350 Mun 2750 Local Transfer Intcrurban Haulms Long Distance Moving General Trucking Moving -OUR RATES ARE LOW" 535 S. Taylor SL iSouth Bend, Ind.

SCHOOL CHILDREN

HELP FIXD HOMES j FOR DESERTED PETS yo'j kmc, of any strav d gs i r.r who want a horn'.' Now is the time '.Ui' ii p. opb- s e m t' for-g.-t .-il'Otit th ir pets. ' buys and! Kirk-. If u want to do a good turn j pi notify th Hu:i,.ir;" soe i-ty. j I .im (In 1 f 1 i . when you s.e a r , s.niv -ring kitte n that has be'n d- I .-rt-d. M.ir.y tlmughtl -s p.-opb-have-(he- city for w.irim r pa-.itions and !-a.- th-ir pts to shift for th' m-o i s. .so the .outli I'a-nl Human'ii ty rff rs t' .s-ur- h'ttio-.-for xh .- unfortunat inirna!.-. Th y i ty is now trylni; to find a horn frr a t'autifu! tortoi.-- .-h 11 Angora kitt-n I)o- anyhoJy want a p.-t? MOSCOW TROOPS STAGE UPRISING N'riou Trouble Among Soviets Reported in I)i?patclies. k(t(t, Nov. 2. Tho Mn.-row Karrison is in revolt, according to Kussian aKenry ross.i-s from Ilel-siiiKfor-. The dispatehes v,,iil Kinr.isi; eoiarnunist troops iure hurrying to IbtrOKIud and Mosrew to siippr ss the r oil. 'oniiiiunie.ition u itli IN troi;rad Was said to be .su-eiul d. Reports of serious difficulties in Russia have filter d through border ( iti s. The sa- includ il revolts by armed forces and by factory work-er.-. Polish sources reported the condition of soviet lighters as desperate with the chances that bolshevism could hardly survive a severe winter. Rol-hovik authorities hae denied all such re-poi ts. K itch en Econ om ies MX I .MM AI WAVs TO HAKIl AM) () I llllKWISi : COOK riti'iT. Cooke. and baked fruit ar- a n.ost needful adjunct to daily ineaif. specially during tne season where th re is no longer available at: abundance of fresh fruit. For breakfist, the stewed dried fruits like apricots, pears, prunes, figs or baked apples and baked pears offer variety. Spiced fruits or acid ones like cranberries, preserved pineapple or quinces make an excellent meat accompaniment. As a dessert, any of the dried, cooked fruits may he beaten into a whip with egg-white and flavoring. Rakcel Ra nanas. Peel six bananas and scrape, then put them in a buttered baking- dish in slices. Sprinkle with brown sugar, dot with bits of butter, and also the juice of half a lemon. Rake for .10 minutes in a moderate oven. If desired, sprinkle a little finely powdered rinamon over the top for additional flavoring. Spionil Ininos. 2 cupfuls of cooked prun-s. 1-2 cupful of prune juice. 1-1 cupful of chopped cranberries. 2 tabkspoonfuls of sugar. 1-4 teaspoonful of paprika. 1 orange. 1-2 teaspoonful of rinamon. Fhop the prun s and mix with the spires, juice and gratings of tin orange and s'-asonlngs. Simmer together for 20 minutes. This is dlirious with any cold meat. Cranlwrry Jolly. Whole. t nipfulsi of washed cranberries. 1 cuptuls of granulated sugar. 1 1-2 cupfuls of water. Place together in a saucepan and let come to a boil, then coyer, but do not stir. Cook for 10 minutes, removing um occasionally. Tour into g!as serving dish. s t aside to cool. The cranberries will be whole. btjt very tender without any toughness whatever to the skin. Ilnkeil IVars. 5 dried pears. cupful cf suga r. 1-2 cupful of boiling water. 4 whole cloves. Soak the pears hi cold water a few hours. Drain, place in an arthen baking dish, add the other ingredients, and bake in a s'ow oven, '"'hill before serving. SU-wim! Honoy Apple. 4 cupfu's of dried apple?. 1 cupful of vinegar. 2 cupfuls of honey. 1 teaspoonful cf cinnamon. r.ltner dried apples or wnoie ap pUs cut in small pie ces may , be use.i. j j r.d china- H neat tne nor.t-y, vinegar an moi tocetner. u nriea apples ar used they should firrt be soaked a few h-'urs Drop apples a few at a time in the syrup, cooking a f w minutes until transparent. Apple Sponge. 2 cupfuls of chopp. d appbs. 1 cupful cf boiling water. 2 cupfuls of sugar. 2 lemons. 1 tablespoonf ul of gelatine. 2 egg?. Roil water and sugar together, then add the thinly sliced or chopped apples ar.d cook until tender. Soften the gelatine in a little cold water, then ad 1 the lemon juico and crated rind of one lemon, and pour into the hot mixture. Heat until cold, then fold in stiffly brat n whites cf the ggs, pour into moulds and set in a cold place to harden. PRIXCE OF WALES COLLECTS MEXAGERIE HAMILTON. I5ermuda. Nov. 2 The Prince of Wales collected varied raenag rie in the course of lus trip to the Fnifed States and 1 Rritish dominions. The pride of his collection when he reached Hermuda ; on his way back to London was ar j ugly little custonu-r about eight ' inches long. jart lizard and part ; toad and called "Horace." In Australia whence he came, they 1 call him "mountain devil." though h' '. i and b.is family live on a hot. dry ; plain. The sträng- thing about him is tl h iv that it b.e never drinks. His famil dvselt so long in their arid land nature- has enabled them to ( absorb dew Soni" of th through their pores. J nvvspaper men ahoanl the Henown express. d the- fear that, when Horace encountered a London . log he would abs,,rb so much moitr a ttl it . i i , I ' ilr.iU ti I "lher i ompone-nts of the rov.il innageri' wer' about i canary birds, an eepjal number of parrots, four laughing jackasses and a small kangaroo. Met of them were dctined to liecome residents. London xouloglcal gardens.

'RED CROSS SHOWS

REPORT OF MONTH Home Service Sectiun Gives Out Statement for October Work. r:;.K th- y- ir ttuhr.: Nov Iknir Sf-r'i; s-t:on 1. i ol.. :!.. An. .ein K ! 'ro.-- in St J OS- I C'iinty i'--iv tll f-.r a i i inf rniati('r. from differ- ' '.t i.irtiiiit-s. I n-r- was trlv.-r. out iurinK thin poriod a tr.ta! of $K,.. T.'T.Sj in financial asi-?arc-, whi!' J'j.'3.S5 was returned. i ne se. ugurts w re reveal-d Tuesm iy wr.en th- annual report of the home service section vt- made public by Mis.s Irma Coll .-. executive 'T( tary. The rt pork shows the broad scope 4)f the lb d Cross peace t;m- work which is particularly significant now when the Fourth Red Cross roll call for membt rs is about to start. Rullds up Organlition. V. W. Crous.., county chairman, has built up an effective organization and all plans arc being laid to put the Roll Call campaign over on the first day. Thursday. Nov. 11. The troal is '0,00u members in St. .Joseph county. The annual report by Miss Collin-r bears out the national slogan that the Red Cross is "Still the greatest mother in the world." Som- form of social service. was accorded to 1.1 00 new families during the year and information only w as give n to 1.120. Financial nid was given to 44; persons, medical aid to 2." 2, dental aid to 11. hospital care to 7 and legal aid to 19. Kmployment was found for no less than 2t:; persons and 210 soldiers were given assistance in converting their government insurance to one of the permanent forms. Might different families rendered homeless by the fire in the Merchants'' bank building w re assisted in getting clothing and other ne-eessa ri- s which enabb-d them to get back to work. Make Many Visits. Horn' t- rvice workers made S10 visits during the year in the interest of Home service families and 7.971 office interviews were- held for tinsame purpose. There were 5.2 S 1 telephone int rvi -ws and 4.61." letters written in b -half e.f home Service elb-nts. Investigations for military author-

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Neglected Colds are Dangerous Tlce no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze Creaks up a cold in 24 hours Relieves Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headache Quinine in this form does not affect the head C&scara is best Tonic Laxativ No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT

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I'haptfrs r.'.imtifrrd -00 and S7 Iral papers wrre executed at th oflicf, includincr claims for compensation affidavits regarding arrears of pay. naturalization papfr. application for dich arRo certificate. Liberty bonds. aifidavitH for clothing and Victory n.fda'.s. Tlif-r r l'-' l applic ations for travel pay. 271 Y; tory nivdals distributed, and 21i surveys made for the fed ral boar A for vocational education. A resume cf the work done since the establishment of the local scc- , Wov. is ai.prntt a to tne report wnicn v. , ... . 1.. i i . t w. f i 1 : , . u I i ? J i o . . 1 1 'id i liuni'Ti vj l laiiiiiii cal!inr for information or aid to b 7."i0 '. Of tht-f" .T.S.'.l r ceiveil pome i"ci'Hl MrviCP' anrt this number inelude.- ,M enlisted men wno nave been, difoharped from the .nervier j because of physical disability and so are entitled to compensation, and iö7, non-resident men dieharped ' f r. i t-o t li r. ci.rv!1!. win i nr-ded 'iyf-it. ar.ee of some kind. GETS DIVORCE 0!rE DAY AiD ASKS FOR LICEISSE NEXT M. H. Opelt, 213 Union St., Mishawaka, e-ould rrobabry give moving picture producers nme excellent ideas for a . quel film to "Why Change Your Wife?" He was licensed to wed Maude Smith of 219 Race t.. Mishawaka. Tuesday, and says in the document that he had been granted a divorce the day previous. "No record of tho divorce in the St. Joseph superior or circuit courts could be found and he eloes not say where he received the decree. This will be the second marriage for the Mrs. Opelt to-be. who says in the license that her former husband died last June. an ovuhiu hdmmii) win: If the work that women do and the pains they suffer could be measured in figures, what a terrible array thy would present! Through girlhood, wifehood and motherhood wenn. in toils on, often suffering1 with backache, pains In side, headaches and nervousness which are tell-tale symptoms of organic derangements which Lydia F. Plnkham's Ve-gttable Compound made from roots and herbs can undoubtedly correct. Women who suffer shoubl not give uP hope until they have given it a trial. Advt. LICIINSIIR TO Will). John Migas of South Rend and Nova Norwak of South Re-nd were li.-ense-d to marry. Tuesday. AND La Grippe 5Q the High Cost of Footwear.

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Unheard of bargains offered in every department ery and Shoes at reductions of from 35 to 50 cc .

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