South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 68, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 March 1921 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

CHARGES 'POLITICS' BACK OF DECISION

Marvelous Helen Keller

H. S. Cover Srrs Property Owners" Doirr I'-moied on Annexation Project.

TVnyinj, that :! e air.'v Flon-r had oto'I ai the prrr'01 annex a! hn ef S-eti'n ." nt ' r tovvr.h;p I Vat.a - t-cvr iap. "f'Tatj'-.- a :ari,y -d t ;-, -''fly (iwrrs ,.,.,. -j .1 .:; t i t . " " II. H. Covrr, who 'ir"i:.t'l the p ;iti'-.i. Tu r; sd.ay cl.ar;"'d t!a ! wu" a "polttral nnr,c;i !'." r. 'o.arc.rf'ilatd th j"-f;'iv:i f-.-r ;i r, r. .i : i-a: and asf rtr i;.a th- ! : :' jif r ffpt ff tie M-1 'Kin . f '!.' affei fed prep r!y ow .:.. "iVditbal vlAr.u . ry i' -p'd frr jj;eia a cl - I.-i-ri." :ra nt d Mr. (Vivi r this lurr-.ir.'r. "Taj a ra : . . i - -nioni-rs fiunht to favr.r ;-. J:;divilaal at the rxj r;.- of tl." ra.a::," ha. ?c rted..

Jazz Music Incurs Ire of Branch

Lieut. (Governor Vaea, Huffy 9 Ending Lawmaker.'' Svno jatc I Party.

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f-lal orate ?'.!k rmbroM'Tcd hir.cir-.r? i U5il in th net with much interc-Ft. A b'ark faf-i coirf rtian and -i fcmal" import T.ator affo.-.lf.i her j cor.ridrrahJo air.usoTr.rr.t and sh1 j unhesitating!:, tnM thf l itter that

It h-iH tn M:.s K-';t'3 privirzf tr. nifPt all ff tht- famous n;-n aii'l worr.cn in pu";o:.c 1 i f e tdaj.

Prrsid'Tits and atc-s:r.rn, o;f r.tistf and proff55om havf marveled at whit 5ho has accomplished. Caruso and .Mary (iardon. have vjps: for hor. Tl.ma? IMison and ,x:nd :r C'.raham lJr;i arr-. hrr frincl. In cirvoland, rfCf-ntly. Pavid WarfioM p''-1 Im-r a frit-ndly vi.:t. All arc imprvss-d hy hrr rnjoynunt rf life, hr drsirp to impart :iappin ."s to others. ??h is a l:ing r.amplc: of wh'.t m-iy h ac?omplislid hy pt rsvr rarer, dilict-ncc, and faith. Ono is not likely to o"n forget Iho rxprrir nef of sc inq and hearing Helen Keller at the Orphcum this week.

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', v.-ritt - n. r ".'.'.d fa id a! out tli" ! !."; (.: and, hy means of tho

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He ordr rd the M.Ufie mo;. d ar d , looiintffl to th s::it rostrum .ith , the avf I In hi. h hi d. "Vh"ii I saw what was "-i: ,' en

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v.:'i la r - ,w: frit n I and . two v. otn.'ii. Hither can talk to her :.i: -. A f : n t-iilk.aa .Maey. j vi!i t mal fluency ami her answers m !if t '.i .. a pja .. im :".' on i -;a:a rapid, wdtty. and oriarinal. Wht'ii

s' to .;.( i;:- i. let or u- r nan.- s:e st;ec f s in iraminrr a parneu-

delightedly and pats her teacher' hand in loving gratefulness.

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h-re th! fvnins I st.pp. I ir." I.e . (if ;jM ,.;4f,..;,. in.li::..( ;T sahl. "I want to n ad a m aue . . , , ;. ( , if (.,,; U , 1 . . . 1 1

r"m UM ,,uu-'- , : vhi. !i rf .-.airs- she laa ueVer J Other performers on tho bill look He read the following purp-rt-.l hM rJ .,r,,..s to l5l,,hat.i.,,l. upon her with almost reverent awe

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in elopement. Itnt when it came her

of the and are particularly irracious to her. turn w fii, miss t rances wiison. as-

iho had cautioned scores of young people about the dangers that lie

"Mr. Speaker. I move that a r..n-.-mittr -f big hu.-'r'.h .s ) i::; ' met, d ,

di form it.

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II flec;aralt "I have never l. n im u!td tl'i "

r.e played the harp for hf-r special

w. :-!!-fa niti'-. henrlit aivi Miss Keller stood with

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stopped that stuff, I acted on authority of th governor. 1 want to I say I ha.v s i i; n I ry bill the !

!au-'Iit to sin she git s a slwit

fraaao of the instrument.

slstant district attorney of Oakland,

Calif., went rij-tht ahead and eloped. She quietly left her cilice one afternoon recently, after getting a week'.'

When asked what tho music ! Jcavc of absence, ami "ran off" to

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soundeij like she replird: "lake tiie wind in the trees." A Ja; an s troupo of aerorats gathered around her and she seemed to bo .able to distinguish their facial

mano started in th law class of the University of California, where

Miss Wilson was one of the pupils in Prof. Kiddks class.

houso has sent vor here .W I ?-W:' want to announee v. e wi'I adjourn ; , ....i- .,...'...,.... 1. S6.stiY,

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as soon as tlio senate enrolling i lerks are -ompa ted with our IdlhJ." "It is the M.ato of kuli in;i that H

inultel hy this sort of thinu'." he i K

ad.led angrily.

. , cn. Swain (prfsfd ttV opinion ; vj tho Sftutf was "taking this thtn'T f4i

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Large shipments are arriving daily of whatever is new, distinctive and authoritative, keeping up the reputation that has been gained for the Frances Shop. Easter comes earlier this year than it has in the past seven years, accentuating strongly the advisability of early buying. And Frances Shop stocks are in readiness for the Easter lush, showing, in number ot garments and styles, what is customary only much later in the season.

ULTRA-FASHIONABLE STREET - SPORTS - AFTERNOON Specially Priced $39. 75 $49. 75-

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Name your favorite style, mention your chosen fabric, designate your preference of colors and we are cure to show you the suit that will meet your fancy and your purse requirements. Never before has there bc-;n so wonderful a collection in this shop at this time of the year. A special showing offers suits at $39.75, $49.75 and $69.75, with numerous other excellent values at $85 and up to $150.

FASHION'S SPRING DECREES AS TO THE NEW Specially Priced

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WRAPS

$69. 75

Developments of good coat and cape styles, including the swagger new models of Polo Coats, which arc priced from $25.00 to $85.00. Rich materials in predominating spring colorings are featured at $49.75, though some arc priced as low as $25 and others as high as $195.

Styles suitable for all occasions. EXCEPTIONALLY SMART STYLES FEATURED IN THE NEW Specially Priced

$29. 75 $39. 75

FROCKS

$49. 75

Frocks for every hour of the day and for dinner and evening service, from the simpler street dresses to the more elaborate evening gowns all are represented in full assortments and in all the various approved styles for spring Taffeta, Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Georgette and Tricotinc have the leadership. Prices range up to $150, with special emphasis on the more popular priced garments.

CHIC, NEW MODELS, CHARMING MATERIALS

Specially Priced

$5. 75 $8. 75

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From the plainer styles intended to be worn as part of sports costumes to the elaborately trimmed and embroidered models in colors to match the finer suits. Also priced from $5.00 to $35.00.

OF UNUSUAL CHARM ARE THESE NEW

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SKIRTS

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Beautiful plaids in plain or pleated models for sports or street wear, only in finely tailored models.

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