South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 316, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 November 1920 — Page 4

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TALK AT G0LISÜÜM THANKSGIVING DAY

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NATION READY TO HONOR WAR HEROES TODAY

MERCHANT HERE FOR

QUARTER CENTURY TO OPEN NEW SHOE STORIJ

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war now in civil life. linker Maki Statement. "Today the army salutes its own its fallen heruts," Sec'y liaker fa id. "It is for us to emblazon thnr jrlory in imperishable memorials; to engrave their devotion ln our heart and to dedicate our-jo-Ivf.s to a perpetuation of the principle for which they fell." Declaring that events of the two years since the lnine of the ar-

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ose ine nuiy joy oi tnac aay, Sec'y Daniels admonished the navy to dedicate itpe'.f to "thy same ideals which gave Immortal glory to our American youths of 191718." "Wo lived on November 11. 1D18. on the . mountains of gratitude and happiness because the valor of our best beloved on land and sea had yrured for mankind the blessings of peac.' with the fruits of victory." Mr. Daniels' statement said. "In observing- the second anniverxary of a day ever sacred in our memory let all of our people re-ronsecrate themselves to the spirit of high patriotism ard sacrifice which made Armistice div a national day of reJohMng." Gen. IVrhlncr Talk. (Jen. Perching characterized Ar

i'.istio' day as th- "L'Oth century in-'

I dependence day for the world." Ho

-hari:'d the men who served under his command in the war to keep before them in peace the ideals for

South Bend tomorrow v. i'.l see th? opening oi a modern ?hoe store when the W. Dotmlas .store throws open its doors at 2 1 S. Michigan st. The More i? owned by David iltirwich, who h.ü te.-n a

well known merchant in .cutli i Uend for the past 20 year.-1, and a!s-j j o perates a clothing and .'hoe store (

under his own name at i ;j . rdichigan st., and the. Douij.u.- shoe store of MUhawaka.

SALESMANSHIP IS LECTURE SUBJECT AT ROUND TABLE

MAGIC1A PLEASES OLIVER CROWD WITH MAXY XEW STUiXTS

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Hurwlch. will be manager of the new store, which has been elegantlv furnished in the mos, modern way to handle exclusively a complete line of Douglas shoes for rm n. women and children. The e'.d. r Hurwieh has had the' exclusive Douglär, shoo agency in South Iiond for the past six years, and opened his MishawaUa store two years ago. The Mishawaka i.tore and the new stnr tn lie onened tomorrow are

the outgrowth of the demand fori rieht character.

this popular make of widely , advertised shoes. Everyone has been issued a cordial invitation to q,ttnd the formal oneninc of the mk- shoe store to-

The Round Table he'.i its regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening at the Y. M. C. A. The usual attendance was present. Aftrr the dinner H. W. Eldridge read the paper of the evening. Salesmanship" was th- title of Mr. Kldridgo's address wherein he fu.ly brought out tlie true anc. lasic meanings of that art and made a plea for the greater recognition of its hysons to the human rac-. The treatise was more than a mere asFay on the busintss of salesmanship; tho author seemed to have dug down to the veritable f;'.cts and the deep truth that really underlie the

art of salesmanship. j I inula mental Art. "Volumes could bo filled with i the wrong id as of salt sma n? "lip" J said the speaker in his introluc-1 tion." Yet it is the most fundamen- ' tal rt of civilization. Where it least flourishes the most degraded j

1 Dlackstone. termed the "World's .Master .Magician,' puzzied but pleasj ed a lart'e audience at the oliver theater List, niht. lim "teats of I magic" are new, nd he accomplish -i es tlu-m with a f:i:ess that leave ! nothing to be de.reil r.l,iv.. r-..i

cabinet. ducKs, lopes, pretty g.rls.

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COXFIRM ASSESSMENT ROLLS AT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF WORKS

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dit nee play no .'null part in the "magician's" eltorts. "The Lc-ss&n or. the Map of Europe" in the iir&t part of the program, and the hpnot;e scene In the second part are among the bebt of the feats. His epert card manipulation la freo from the ordinary tricks so often een in similar perfori, .luces, ami pleases. Blackstone invitee men and women from the aucience to the stage to tee how he does it, but they do not stem to rind out for they return to their seats as mystified as ever. In audition to tho efforts of the "magician." Miss Inez Nourse uses the banjo to excellent purpose. Macketone will give a eecond per-

A.s foment rolls on the frllrwlr.g we-e ronftrniol at the regular nieetir.tr of the hoard of public works at the city hall Wednesday night: Water connections on Miner, powman, Hich ami MePhersn sts. and on Jefferson blvd. and Diamond av.; also for pipe sewer on Kendall And Stull sts.. and pavement on Heale st. and IJaney a v. Assessment rolls on the pavement cf Howman st. and the alley west of Main st.. and the Oarst st. water connections were e ntlnued. The resolution for pipe sewer on E. Washington a v. frm SunnysMe av. to .Tacoh st. was deferred tmtil April 1. In answer to a request from the park board that the lights be turned off in the parks an.', in the rojuet grounds, the board stated that these lights are always turned off in November and turned on ln May.

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tint the interests of the nation would be "well directed and fujly s ifegu.'i'-,.ed by this great citizen army f v.erans." M-tj. O.i P-ytoji C. Match, chief of staff, said: " n the second anniversary of Armistice day w turn our thoughts from the strife of polities, from the urge of business, to acclaim again our army in the world war. I have recently ir.speev-d our cemeteries in Prance with their rows on rows of luro dead and cannot conceive? of any differences of opinion as to the aftermath of the war making us ever forgetful of the splendid sacrifices of our army and tho whole peoph during the war. Their record of achievement and of self denial will forever bo a national Inspiration."

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HOLD SPECIAL MEET OF CITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER JITNEY BUS

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At the meeting of the sp-clal committee of the council to investigate the amendment to the "Jitney bus" ordinance it was recided to draw up a new ordinance and present it to the council for discussion. Th-1 meeting was held in Controller Swygart'.s offiee in the city hall on Wednesday night. Arthur I Gi'liom. representing the South Lend Dus company, was present at the meeting and urged that steps be taken to protect his company in the new ordinance. It was decidel that he could be protected from competition by having any competing jitney bus operators present a petition with a sufficient

CREDIT MEN WILL BANQUET TONIGHT Celebrate Armistice Dav With 0 Patriotic Addressed at Y. M. C. A.

Armb'tioo day will bp celebrated by tho members' of the South Prnd Association of Credit Men with a banquet which will he'd at th" Y. M. C. A. at 6:4." o'clo-k. A patriotic ad.Jres to b delivered by Attorney It. H. Rathbone of Chicago will be the principal feature of the evening. Community ringing nnd speech by Lee M. Hutchirs. of Grand Papids, Mich., on the subject. "Marking Hun an Price Tairs." are also scheduled for the evening's entertainment. - The members of th" association have been urged to bring their wives and lady friends to th- armistbe m-eting ;iral the committee m charge has arranged to take care of the biegest crowd of the year.

"Russia has been a remarkable-

example of the teirible -onseqtb'nce

of unequal traditio, that it wiuro j th buyer almost invariably got the i worst end of thf- b irgain and where j diribution of the ssentials and J luxuries of life was as a ronsenienee , m.avoidably unfair. The fall of; Russia cannot be wholly attribut! ' to the Red?. The country has been J riding to a fall for centuries lu to j lack of the art of salesmanship. The ; Reds can .e along with the culminat- j ing point of all this and linished th- ; job. Perhaps it i.- in the propr r . order of thinjd that tlie Reds with their follir s may be instrumental i in brincmg all th? commodities. privil ces and sources of kncwltdgel

of Russia to a basis of true and sou n d sale s ma n sh i p.

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to iy b. viewed Thursday ut th. rs!.b-ne. and the funeral will bo hebi Friday morning at 0 o'clock at St. St -phen's liurch. the R-v. l.awr -n.-- Horvath officiating. Purial will be at ('.'.ar Irove ctunetery.

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Ar::;; i- e day will not be the only nt that will b. celebrated today. "ar: u I. II.itai;::g's victory over Jam' s M. Vx in the presidential

s going to be celebrated in tint ui'i r.ot soon be forat 1 ast two of South p: " ntative merchants. las; summer b for' the

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SAH All M. WHINNEP V. The funeral of Sarah M. Wbinnery will he held at the First Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Tho body may be viewed from 12:30 to the time of the service.

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ia has ch.ar.gt d the course orig.r. evl upon and ;::tead of ; ta Springbrook park and back a '.'.owing route will be covered: ir.c fro::; the Hull Calnon . At

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WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 Atty. Cien. Palmer indicated Wednesday night that he might make reply Thursday to statements made by Federal Judge Anderson at Indiana polls this week in regard to Mr. Palmer's connection with the soft coal conspiracy. A transcript of Judge Anderson's remarks reached the department cf justice Wednesday and the attorney general indicted that on examination he found they justified or demanded an answer, he would formulate a reply. Mr. Palmer was in conference with a number of his aides during the day in connection with the situation that has developed at Indianapolis.

SAYS V. S. SOLD SUDD. Special to The News-Times: NILES, Mich., Nov. 10. Protests that government, othcials had sold him his" still, with permits for i's use. could not save Alex Patus, a farmer residing near Niles, from arrest and arraignment before Justice White at St. Joseph. Tuesday. Patus plead guilty to the operation of a still and was given his choice of going to prison for six months or paying a fine of $"i'o. After a few days in jail he decided to part with the money.

FORT WAYNE. Ind.. Nov. 1 1. The election of ottb ers for tb en-1 suing year ft atured Wednesday's ! session of the Lutheran parochial I teacher.-' association of northern j Indiana, which epentd a th r-e-day meeting here Wednesday morning, j The election resulted ,u follows: H. "1. Konowa. Fort Wayne, pres- ! idem; M. L. A. Pohlman, Fort, Wayne, vier president; W. H. Pitz- I run, South Ind. s-roretary; W. F.: Moo! Kr. Lafayette, assistant secre- ' t't-y. anrl I. E. Kampe, Fort' Wayne, tr.'i surer. I

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Special to The New.j-Times KAUMAZOO, Mich.. 10. Ed&ln Welch, South 1U nd lightweight won a clean cut decision over "Rock" Smith of Rattle Creek in the remiwindup bout of the boxing show

stagd here Wednesday night. In i th- third round Welch knocked '

Smith down for the count of nine and had his own way from then mi the end of the tout. In the main go. Harry Grcb of IMttsburg won over Jeff Madden ln 10 rour.us. The man Welch beat was sent tc Antwerp as boxing champion of his class in the U. . army.

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Will Bring Many A Day Of Thanksgiving Into Your Home 4

Of the hundreds of COFFIELDS in use in and around' South Bend, every one has been sold strictly on its merits. We don't ask you to buy a COFFIELD without making a thorough investigation. Put we do urge you to make pure that you've Feen the COFFIELD before you buy a motor washer. Many of your friends already use the COFFIELD. They'll tell you it stands head and shoulders above any other machine on the market.

MAKE THANKSGIVING A WEEKLY OCCUItANCE BY HAVING A COFFIELD SENT OUT TO YOUH HOME TODAY.

Cause For Thanksgiving Ries Sale of Dining Room Furniture See Wednesday's Papers

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If you live in an apartment where the owner furnishes the ice you should insist on having Artificial Ice. You would not accept river or lake water for use in the home, then why accept river or lake ice when you can have pure ice instead that is made by a home industry.

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Samuel C Lonlz & Sons The Home of Klean Fw&l C&lt ColfoJt Avcuu-i

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