South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 34, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 February 1921 — Page 16

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OH MiJTMl. au"o rviiH ' OLD MAN PUZZLE Ik-uMy b-htal ami rurtall without oura- and have th mifla!: a pattern Of xc Hence and have a ahred: '.o put cfl ai:d küve a song. (Answer to ytstTdaysi: EertiiJe. .:st-ride.) Teacher "What is thr matter with ycu people? Can't ycx sjK-ak nny louder? Be more enthu-nstu:. Now. nr.v.s, opr. your moi't'i and throw yo'irrf-lf into it." Tin. Oh.mj.v, Moimt Vernon (,'. V.) Hih School. BOYHOOD STORIES OF FAMOUS MEN Wendell Phillips Four-year-old Wendell arranged the cliairs in neat order and having propped his I' :Mc up on the chair i ti front of him he began to prfach to Ins "cotigregation." "Wendel!." said hi father to him one dav, "don't von get tired of this?" "NTo, papa," replied the youthful minister. "I don't get tire J. but ifi rather hard on the chairs." Wendell Phillip-; was the greatest orator in the movement for tke abolition of slavery. Troop 1. Py Srmits of Amertra. F'.verrtt. W?sh.. ! rrrtil to t support ir.ff thr- Ulclan chilJren. PLYMOUTH l'iyri.outh KniKh's oi ..'.ass of 4 . is tb. third it: this eit. eoun.-i'. No. l'.M. Coluti.biis. ini'.iuttii a indidales. Sunday. This initiation of th- ord-r The ,.rdT In this city is on lv tw j ear old has nearly L".") were delegatefl members. 'I f:oi. V.ilpa: lrl Way lit iso. Hatiib :. Iaporte. "i r . a n .a . M o n t e r e ry and Notre lame. Th. knlgnts met a: the lull and at 9:30 marched to Si. Michael's ehureh. where hih mass -was sunj; by Fattier Tremmel, who also delivered the sermon. At o'eloek the tlrst aad si-cond degree work was conferred by the Noire Dame council, followed by third degree work put on by Timothy 1. Calvin and staff, of Valparaiso. After the Initiation, which occupied all afternoon, the knights marched to the church to a banijuet nerved by the ladles of the church. Many from Plymouth expect to .attend the 2I. national automobile show at Chicago thl week. ! Hep. Henry Humriehouser spent ! the week-end here with his family, coining from Indianapdis Friday j evening. He states that his educational bill. H. F.. 64, was taken out i of the committee with a unanimous i report for passage. The bill reu- ! ulates the price of tuition for transt f er I uplls. Mrs. H. McKenzie, of .N. num, sr.. t I'tcrtalu-d the Missionary aoi t iety of the Christian church. Tueij day eVeninv;. I The Marshall County Tuberculosis ! association held a meeting Mmday levenlm: at the otllce of Miss Iaura i l'.onnett. county nurse. A great ! many points were d incused that will ! tend to broaden th- work and also I bring mere Hieient result?. It was ; urged that the modern health cru- ' sole be placed in all school, as this Itramir.c lays tlie foundntlon for ; riu'ht living and health, by form- ' ;mr correct habits during childhood. I Mr and Mrs. iluy Parsons attend,i tht musical convdy. "I? td'lies." ! at Warsaw. Monday -venlng. j (: W'dnesIay afternoon there 'w.i: be a meeting if the American War Mothers a! the home of Mrs. ;.lary Ibave. j Piatt Ink, a l",-ye.ir-old boy, is ;.at the hospital suffering from, a bad , ase of a pp. mlicitis. His ease Is r ci r.l.al as serious. Another son A : ii STOMACH 0. K. InJIestion, Acidity, Sourness and Gases ended with I "Pjpe's Diapepsin" ! Mihi, ns of people know that !t is i needless to be bothered with indi- ' gestion. dysp psi.i or a disordered ; stomach. A few tablets of Pape's Ie.apej.sin n,utruli.te acidity and give' r iief at once. When your meals den't fit and you f. -. 1 ur.com fortiit'Ie. when you belch; j.is. s. aci'ts or raise ur. unaigestd food. When you fels lumps of mdic.s-tion pain, heartburn or headache, from acidity, Ju-H eat a tablet of Pape's Ih ip-psin and the Kotnach Iis tress is gone. The cost is so little. The benefits so great. You. too. will be a Dia-peps-.a tnthuaiavt afterwards. Adv.

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!Tk News-Times School Department Edited by Elisabeth Steele The Boys9 and Girls9 Daily Messenger

NEWS BULLETINS i Itrns of news prtnlnlnp ?o yons rrojlfj' Jtrtlvltlcs at ichcol. play. t.f,tr.f, work, for replication in hla c:urr.n will gladly rlv-d by the rl;tor frrni rradpr. No story from .i correspondent will I printed un -lffs Ms nmf and fu)I ßi'!rS3 appfars or. iYf manuscript. Nam nd addrssri of lh: riortr will pubIt 1 fltatrd that this Is not 3?8ir3. To Start Scout Museum Mcmbrrs of thr Chicago Council of Boy Sciuts of America who are tsprcially interested in collecting arc planning a Scout museum to be located at their headquarters. From Press Club In Cleveland, O., at a meeting of representatives fro each hish school publication in the city, a club composed of the high school papers was organized under the name, The Hijth Press Club." Twentyfour representatives of the high school press of Clexeiand were present 7 Win Famous Scholarship Howard I. Cless, editor of "The World." Central Hi-h School, St. Paul, Minn., reports that no less than seren graduates of Central Hii(h School have received the famous Rhodes scholarship to Oxford University since 100. Four of the?r persons are now attending the University, while one will enter in September of this year. No More Ten O'CIo Scholars Wr on tardiness has been started at North High School, Minneapolis. Minn., ays the Polaris Weekly. A cJrvrr scheme for decreasing the number of cases is being tried out by one of the rooms. The names of tardy stndrnU are listed on a blackboard chart and a star placed after each. At the bottom of the list is this statement : "The ones with the stars will be . awarded a lead alarm clock. (Signed) Committee of Early Birds." Customer to waiter ,rBowl of oyster soup, two scrambled CSt coffee and brown bread." Waiter (an ex-soldier) "Marines in the mit! : two squads deploy Vm : oip reveille, and colored shock troups." "T Mr. Ink un'lorwfrit an oxeration lor appendloit!s a few weeks ago. The Silver Star club entertained at progressiv, pedro at the I. O. O. 1 hall Monday -venlng. Sixteen t ouplvs' contested fr favors, which were won ty Jn.hn Crawfor! and Tilden Snyd r. H-fr-hments were served. The ciunty Sunday school convention will b' held in the U. Ft. church of this city Feb. IS -19. There will be Inspiring addreFSt-H. li'-'.pful conferences and iractical demonrtratlon?. Some of th new features are Instruction in Sunday school fymphony and worship, a pageant. "The Klghts of the Child." and a dally vacation Itibl; srhool at work. The annual banquet and venlng program will be at the M. Vs. church. The Women's Missionary society und the Westminster guild of the Fresbyterlan church will hold a Joint meeting in the church Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock and at 7: IS. Miss Louis? Ilebb. of Winona Lake, will speak at both, meetings. She will also organize a Westminster guild circle for the younger girls. A pet luck supper will be served. The Tri Kappas are bringing the Gamble Concert Co. here Thursday evening to render a program in the Methodist church. The girls are raising a fund for the county hospital. S. A. Arter. sheriff of Fulton coun ty, accompanied Judge Carr from . . Monday to attend the trial of the bandits. The Culver legion basketball team is Fcheduled to meet the local New Prices on Columbia Records Discontinued numbers. This group includes records by famous artists 59c Non-exclusive Columbia Artists Records ftp1. ÖOC now Exclusive Columbia Artists Records ft 4 f f 9I.UU now ADLER BROS On Michigan at WaiMajl Slooo 184. TTtE 6TOIU2 FOB MEf AXD BOYS

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Sports I RUEBER STAMP NO. 999 -Well. Ill probably flunk this time, but you watch me next semester." Old stuff! Probably translated from the Egyptian. Ever since the world began its inhabitants have been busy concocting excuses for their failures and making promises for the future. Promises, like New Year's resolutions, are fine things if they're kept. The good student is not so free with his fpoken promises. He doesn't need to be. He promises himself that he will do his brst, and he does it Senn News, Senn High School. Chicago, 111. OLD LADY RIDDLE "WTvat ! the dlffrenv between a cloud and a whipped child? (Answer to yesterday's: "When dv an 111-flttlnfr pAlr of trousers remind you of two French ports?" When they art too loo and too long. Toulou? and Toulon.) About this time last year I was getting ready for mv hot-bed. Dad had suggested that I make one, sell the produce to the neighbors, and put the proceeds in the bank. I made the hot-bed about the first of March. It wasn't a very difficult job, and yet it was hard enough to te called work. About the last of February I got some cigar boxes at a totacco store near by, and set some tmall tomato plants, etc., in them, packing in some good, rich dirt. Garden Stuff Sold Well These plants I nursed along in the house until the ground had thawed a bit and the weather was a little warmen Then I set them out in the iot-bed garden. By watching the plants carefully I was able to get some really good vegetables from my garden. I was in a position to sell them to neighbors cheaper than the grocer could, and besides I delivered the goods right to the housewife's dcor she didn't have to bother going to the grocery store every time she wanted a bunch of radishes. The stuff sold readily. John II. Lament, Woodstock. 111. men neAt Thursday evening here. The ladles of the Federated; chiirch will have a meeting Thürs- ' day afternoon at the home of Mrs. j Ci. W. Irotmnan to cmple.e arrangements for the annual Fas-.-nacht upper and bazar to be held i the tabernacle Feb. Slough, of MishawaVa. Mrs. visiting is her sister, Mrs. Otto Fries,

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OLLIER TO VISIT EUROPEAN NATIONS Studebaker Official to Study Market Condition Abroad. To m;i'p ;t thorough inv.ntU;tii"n of Kump an marker, L. J. oliicr. icc-pr-hi(krit of the Studfbn kt r 'orporation of An trica. wSU .viil for Kump? today. Mr. '.li.T'. itinerary will inc!;ui- England, France, Ilf-lKiurn,. Iloilar.d. Inn.ark. Norway, Swiiifn, vitzc-rland, SrnJ". Italy and Egypt. His trip through tho runtriv probably cover a period of three months. Only recently. Mr. oilier returr.-d from a. trip around the werlrt, whä tour -nablrd him to visit South Africa. India, the Orient, the East Indies and Australia. Investigate um carried on in these countries; by Mr. Olüer conincd hin of lha :reat possibilities for Studebaker ' iirs In these markets. Iue to the fact that Mr. Oilier will M?lic!.'illy introduce two new moJeLs .f tho istudebakrr liifht-six car, uhile in Europe, much interest among automobile men will be centered upon hi? rvturn. Eminent Methodists Attend Conventions CHICAGO. Feb. 2. Eminent ministers and laymen of the Methodist Episcopal church are in attendance at two meetings that opened here: today. The annual meeting of the "boarof Sunday schools of the MethoIls' Episcopal church convened this morning. Three tensions will be held . lily until Friday. Plshop Thomat yioholvon. Chicago; liishop Horner C. stuntz. Omaha and Bishop Fredrick P. Eeete, Indianapolis, are att i-ndlnp. A conference of deans, man a per? and life work secretaries of the Epworth bap'.;e also Is beinir held here. SULPHUR IS BEST TO CLEAR UP UGLY, BROKEN OUT SKIN Any breaking cut or kin irrPnl': n or. face, neck or body if overcome quickest by applying MenthoSulphur, says a noted pkln ppecialist. Ilecause of lt. germ destroying properties, nothing has ever been found to take the place of this sulphur preparation that instantly Tings ease from the Itching, burnj ir.g and irritation, i Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right up, leaving th" tkin clear and I smooth. It seldom fails to relieve I the torment or disfigurement. A ! little jar of Mentho-Suiphur may be ! obtained at any drug store. It is used like cold cream Adv. Sold at Candy Covnlersand .Vrxjstands Everyvherc, 3?5

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Hundreds of Handsome New ork Coats on sale Friday at prices never before equalled in our history. Women's. MisrV .and Juniors Coats in Plush, lon and short models, also Bolivia, Tinseltonr. Velours, Broadcloth. Silvertone, Yalama Cloth and novelties. Fur and self collars. Flare and belted model.

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New Spring Blouses

Beautiful new blouses, in Handsomely trimmed with every new shade, such as

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