South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 63, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 March 1921 — Page 10

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lItIH.Y MOItVTX, MAIini 4, 1921. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Victim of L-t M r m r v Accumulate Nnall Itate During Lifrlimr.

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Mrs. Jan'ti Iyx"keribe of Chicago, mother cf John I)ckprWe of Go.shn, died at hr homo In Chlcagro "vVeJ-

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I'y IrifTn j 1 1 n I NVws STTir: I'.AILN'K.SVILI.K, O., March 3. P;r ort'ir.ntlr, at th. Gla-s tanks

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-h-ck th" pyirrad cf th? flames. The f;r resulted in the dff-truction of th" fi!ant ntalhn a Io.vj tloFU? to a !ni!!!on dfd'ain. Cil'.s for ht !;) were snt to Martins IVrry. Ptllair-, Wheeling and St. f:i."iir5?vil, hut the firemen vere alrii'i. h I duo to the low pre---ir-tt water whi':h, when the fire hrkf out, was so wak that the fire ho.-r was practically abandoned and

a buck'-t hrirad fought the flames with little, effect. J

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WUllam Murray of Goshen and Mtes Gnvce IX Knif?ht of thla city were married Wedn!ay. A marriaro license was iifried here to IMwani Geyer, of Tapjanee and Lavo.i FYengrer of Nappane. A union meeting of mlswionary cict.'-3 of Goshen will h held at tho First Brethren church Tuesday nlat, arch 8. Mary II. 'Menüer, of loonier. 14-ye-ar-old daughter cf Harrj- Mentalor of that city, underwent an operation In general hospital, Elkhart, for removal of a bullet from under her

left shoulder blade.

Winifred Black Writes About: Workless World

If evetryhody were a rich everybody, no on? would work. It may ! that a few men would stick to their o.Tlcca and a few women continue

to rr.aKe haw out of fnr love of:?unlv

rcn while the rjprly of food lasted.

and now and then a father rr.iirht ftor-zx cobbling cone shoes for tho youngest of his flock, but when tho

of leather ran out ani food

me vorK. out that could not las, j and cloth and all tho common nece?-

iong n an the hard work of th

world stopped." I thought, as I heard this, of the real situation if it could be that the riches of the world should reach an amount that would make every man. woman and child rich. The farmcrR, tho ftock raiders, the fruit and vegetable errwr-r -,v

and pLrls ty giving thrn -v.r,.-.y-mer.t which will nt !at s"'ur for them Fome fnrn of orderly living. Work Tin World s ilnx School-time. Itself, is c-ftt-n but a time of ldhne. with certain nature Ther is no thin? .o pood as healthful work to awaken in the Idler

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iaccldently phct while playing with ; theJr tuslnes s. h owl ens vor i!d wh ,i

a companion. Her condition is not,was jeftj lajft? erlouf. - ,r An h r'v Ir,ri- would a world Orrln Minar of Goshen, ron of Mr. without wholesale or retail merand Mrs. Frank K. Minar. who isjrnants to n tho i!fe-pivin- ford attending United .States naval col- j on hand, last? Then think Tf those lego at Washington. D. C h;u? ben Whoso work is laborious and untransferred to the pharmacy school p;eaant ail who toil at tho dana Hampton Roads. Va., where IiCgcrou and the heavy work of th

wJi have charge of a laboratotT

Mr. Minar was recently married to

M'.is Jo.K.-phIno Moore, employed in fh tr-tiry department in Waahlng-

r,rm, tday announced that the f ac-I

Anthony Peahl of thto city has

lory probably would not bo rebuilt,! , , 7 .Ll ' lb- said he thought a burning tank h"a,!flpdfa: PcI . . . ' of the ntae, vs Gerald Newman or thrr-w th- molten gla. onto the : J " V , .v ... (,

Ilcitncrs Clearance Floor When Shoes Come Up Here, Prices Go Down!

wfni'l work bl.te.

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Identify "Poor Boob" Slain by Carl Wanderer

Gossip Has It

that Bcitner's Clearance Floor contains the bissest footwear bargains in town and gossip is right. Our self serve plan o f sell inrr men's, women's and children's shoea has proven a big money saver for the public of South Bend. For Instance Men's Hcr.vy Oil Calf Work Shoes with a solid leather sole that ii both nailed cind sewed, and possessing a wide army last retails at only .$'1.45 Women's Shoes with military heels in attractive shades of brown and black ?el! at $5.45 and . .$4.45

Th is represents drop from our low price.

a $1.00 previous

Black Kid Oxfords for Women, with military heel and Knglish toe arc marked at 34.45 and . .$2.95 Children's Footwear is selling on Beitncr's Clearance floor at as low

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l'.v I;if rmtlotial New Snlo-: C.'IIICA(;0, March . Convinced

I that t)- "ijoot boob," a ragged i -t i:i r. for whoso death Lieut.

;('a:l ). Wanderer, convicted wife !s!ayrr. now is on trial, N Joseph ; .hr- n::. his s'ej.son. I'hllip Ilps. j forer-i !Ti in a b-athr factor', on ! Tiuiivday said ho would claim tho ' body for burial. j Mr. ,ir-. 1 I- wife and daughter ; all have ideni: t "xl the body which j s;m c lat July has been held in the j laor-u" h re. Ahrinz disappeared j from his hrituo here two yearn ago.

'I bur.-day's identification of tho ragg'-d etr ar g. r 1h regarded a jmItie and final by tho police, dirplto Ti'.irly a dri.en previous identifications. Kxa mi nation of jun'inen continued today in Wanderer's trial. .K nists employed by tr e. state are watef-.ing him constantly In an effort to refute the expected contention of the df'fens that he in insane.

Communists Gain 6,000 Members in Two Months

MIMWGO, March .1. Tho communist party gained 1.000 member? during the first two months of 192: in Wisconsin, Northern Illinois and Indiana, according to a receipt book found in the possession .f Frank Martin, district organizer, held here for deportation. The book showed entrvs for JG,f ')0 ;-!nce Jan. 1. A code book also found by federal investigators Is exP ted to enable federal amenta to r. id the ma;- of communist and

South Bend and Elkhart, who Is to

bo tried in the frjperlor court in Klkhart on a manrfaughtrr charge. Mrs. Harriot ITeath of Klkhart. formerly of Goshen, was killed In Klkhart on

tho evening of T?c. 24. 1920, when she wm struck by an automobile driven by Newman as she was about to board a street car on South Main Rtreet, At the tlmo of the accident N'eiwman was enremte to Goshen t attend a Chrintmas eve party. The superior court grand Jury' returned an Indictment against Newman. Addressing members of the K5waril.T club hero at noon Wednesday, Arthur Walwyn Evans, a Welsh orator, made a plea for better education in common school.. "Mr. Evans Wednesday night lectured at theFlrst Presbyterian church. The club Is arranging to cnd delegates to to national Kiwanls convention to b held In Cleveland next June. A congratulatory telegram was tent to Warron G. Harding, president-elect, who is a member of the Klwaniclub at Marion. Ohio. Dr. Stanley Krebs, will soon speak before th--club and a program Is being arranged for Ladies Night. March 31. Harry Shaw. Fred Hall, Herbert Shank. Henry Bartlett and John Wogoman. Klkhart boys, aro beln-T held by the police at Jollet, 111., on . a charge of stealing a Ford air ¬

mobile, the property of Walter Mwtettler of WakanisTL. from in front of the First Christian church here , Monday night, whilo h? owner vrw? j In the church.

world: how oon would they take their money to the place where it could pay for tho most pleasure, for them and theirs, and what would we all do after somo months of a workless world? Tho Fridts of Idleness. I believe some mothers -would cook and servo food for their child-

sitles of lifo were gone, what then? This little excursion into an imagined situation shows what a world this would be without work. And as with the world, so with th-? individual life. The man or woman wh knows nothing about useful work imissing tho best which lifo affords. Idleness and selfishness ani vanity grow side by side. The boys and

girls who aro ohlftlepsly going j through their early years without ' any earnest thought or real attempt, to help their parents or anyone elso. ! and whoso work is not looked forward to as something desirable' ' what can their future be? It mat-: tors not how much money such fail- ; uros have except perhaps, that the '. more they have tho worse, because j more conspicuous will be their slump into the earth when their time ' comes to be judged. How can they bo saved from the ' starvation of tho soul, the.se boys and j

prls crowing up with dlstasto for everything useful and a hatred of work? Txd often parents lack wis

dom and courage to test their boys j

s:me gusto

life. Yea, for a while tho world would starve, if wo wr- all rh. Hut for

a while, enly, for the grand army of i

mn and women who hav 1-een ued o work, wculd arise in their misht and star', thir.ps going again. The workers ire the hop of th world. It is a worthy ambition to I among them. (Copyright, 102-1.)

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SWISS INVENT NEW AIRPLANE MUFFLER

WASHINGTON, March 2. An airplane mufHer has bevn invented in Switzerland which has considerable practical value, according t a report received by the army air Ft r-

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oth-r revolutionary correspondence manJnJf ofricer of the air Ftation confiseatcl here in recent raid , at WrlsS(.nthurrn ln the Coblenr.

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DROPSY TREATED FREE

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Many Ker-Tt Cur-d After Doctors Failed.

area. It does not overheat, and rrducefl the motor nol.se to the extent that conversation can easily be carried on between pilot and passenger in the plane. Uy use of a suction fan the efficiency of tho motor is not impaired through back pressure of exhaust gases. MaJ. Harwell recommends that the air service purchaser cemstmct several types of this muffler for experimental pur-

t first no dltvis. is apparently mere j Poses. .ll!l;., tliin 'Iro'isv: a little swelling 1

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SERVICE IN MEXICO

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His ii,Tii ofO-r i.f .1 sa.T." Tre.i't'iuMir I March S. The military authorities !: t. all f-ufiVrer- U lertninly n.rtiiy ; o this zone have been informed that

ei venous censiiT.iii"Ti. lü'i may ueer la.- ssin-h hu epp.rtatiity h.iId. The ir;inl Ip,y Treatment c-n!f f feur !iepsy trMtments in one, nlso Tonic Tablets anl l'urn-Laxa for rernvI r k.- tlif Mtr. Tills treatment I is -

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j ncist pfiysielnua. It usually relieves tJie j first day. and rcmivrs elllng Jn fix '!.s in :rot ms. 1hI.iv dangerous. j Sen;l for KemarKulitft V vrt of Curen. All afflicted readers ni:;y liave Jlook. J l"ai!ii;.:!t!en 'hart, (pinlen. Atlrlce, and I .1 Two-IV'iind Trial Treatment f fVr. i Write at or.ee. li-seri') jour ense, Ad-

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oblig-itoir military service will be enforced In Mexico. This move is ; said to have the sanction of Oner- j al OSretron. Caller and Fstrada. Tlie ago limit will be from IS to; .1-5 years. The standing army will compowo about SO.C'OO men. The j

officer? will be graduates from the Chapultepeo "Military schol in 'Mexico City.

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SHOES SWEATERS Genuine All Leather Marching Shoe, $12.00 Heavy Wool Mixed Chainwaterproof. An elegant stitch, coat style. An ex- GJI QE! werk shoe O 5ü VL ceptional good buy at. .. W tfaiiO OFFICERS' FIELD DESKS Made of Fibre and Wood. Well ironed. Will stand hard usage. Q3 Just the thing for auto tourists W JV Ö UNDERWEAR RAINCOATS Heavy Wool Union Suits, worth $5. Goodyear, guaranteed waterproof. Special at $2.50. Qf jf!J Just what you will need &ß ßf? TWO SUITS at ...... . Bsj soon. Special at WaOÜ

Our Store is Loaded With Bargains. It Will Be Time Well Spent

WOOL SOX 3 Pair $1.00

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The Original Army Goods Store QUEEN CITY SALVAGE CO. 114 EAST JEFFERSON BOULEVARD

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$ 1 5 and $ 1 8 NEW SPRING WRAPS $9.85

$5 NEW SKIRTS. Plain and Plaid $2.85 $1.69 LADIES' GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES. . . .85c $ 1 .50 NEW VOILE WAISTS 85c $6 and $7 NEW SPRING HATS : $2.85 $ 1 0 SERGE and SILK DRESSES $4.85 $1.50 CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES 85c $ 1 .69 AM OS KE AG GINGHAM APRONS 85c

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