South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 94, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1921 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

CLAIM ILLNESS ! IS EXCUSE TO ! 1

; - PROLONG STAY r

DBA THS

ANNIVERSARY OF DR. J. L. GARDINER COMMEMORATED

O-DONXELL TALKS AT ST. MARY'S COLLEGE

lrnna Ui 1 is Jann he

ported SiYLne. of Cliarle-"Diplomatic"

rNTiNri:i

MONTRKVILLA HITCHCOCK. '.!ontrevi: Hitchcck. fcl yeans

tr. i a i if raa ui u'-c ciii ,i ,

i- home. 72.7 N. Johnwn

av ro or nine at in ociock

f':if'. ir.j-r an IS months R'.n'-'W with , II. was horn In Chicago, s-pt, If-. Local Pastor Completes EipJlt ami c;ir:i" to Jouth Rend lr Vo.. ,.f nt S

I'.. trick II. iv. y i r an 1

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O'Dcnr.f-::. Chir --ider.t of the

'f lr.-h I'lf. -.r m of tint

enthusiastic

fiU-

ct.

allied f th'da. and im ?upport J by tl." Au-t;

from i'Af.r, rNr:

y.-..rs Hi wife- died f" ral years aim. He I? surv lv.-d by two d v-htr rs. Mm. Frank Maland" r and Mr.". Harrv Horka of .South lb nd,

J-.'- hi!! a -y aft'-m-X:... ir.sh

St. Mary's n, urintr is

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n n

Paul- Church.

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nr." 'or,, Robert A In S'-uth P-r.d.

Fur.r' al ''TM J.' ted

Hitchcock living

arrar. cements are not

-rl-

dye their c --.

r lans to cor.. i.t to

;n.

rtalr. ai

light .irr d t- Intel .mi IIi;r,ea-

th" lali-.t plan j i- Lb I on tho

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t:.

fiU'.-Ü-.ri f f t .iMutl i'r-s--r:r- ff tho t,.vort In (.'h :r!?:' o:n; artrnrr.t. Tlimiii'li Iii.rL

f.'hnrlfM will

travel through H avarl t thufl avci-.l-ir. pilr; thr-urh S'ria f;n'l Tyrol, wh re ho f.--.trs ! ;.orratior.s. aithowii thr- i- f:n' iiitrh over

MRS. Mr- i:.

S'.rin di'-t h'ijT'i'iy nftrf-no'n at 2: 'ft o'clock at .'t. J rh's hrpita!. f o' ovin'-T a tr-n flays illn. with rnr.iplicatlons. yr.ar? oUl arl hrt I

In f-'outh V.rrA nil hr lit'-, l-orn r-b. 4. ari was

Tr.rr;;'l to i:. Ii. V'al!!rr.-an In July 1 I v . TvM'-f! h.fr huban'l, s::r-ivr! by h.rr riothc-r. Mrs. Kliai'oth CI' if. 1 of this city, six broth. rf,

I i w (1 .- .

raLs".i fr th- u;.port i th i an-1 th-- various bf-r.''-vob-n: r

y- f t t!;" chun. h. "II"wcr 1 h i!l not (.o that t!iis ! mornlntr. I Jo not feci that that H I J nccf-Fsury as thcf rt.prt.- hav : been piven from Hin; t". tinu- to th' nu n. I ' i.i of th: (!h( 'al bn.ml ar. l , pullihol in tho church bulMin. i Til n, too, it is im po.c.si: Iu to ? t

forth in statrips r.o ir.rtttcr how carefully tai.uhtt'- I the ; al or full

th p'l Mr. O'D-r.n"'.: Oft' ! tl:r.'..:h !!(. v,-1 f.o! h

rrv r. b' : s ,f th.. faculty. V. 'ill. am X. I". r-' :i, :.'C.: .tttom-;., intro lucI Mr. 'I-r::.' 1; nt St. Mnry?.

17 pa

cigarette

NAB ANTI-YOLSTEAD "RABBITS" IN RAIDS

City UW 'rrrkinjr Crv", i-its Local Soft Drink Joints in Liquor Hunt.

The

ilz'ur;t 'li't l .n unar.lrr.us- lawrcnc Or-i Krn-t r;pis?p!

ly prott 'I air tin t Charb-g havir.tr virile Atjytria ar. l b mamb 1 that tho contra! kov rnni'-r.t prevent a rccurr'-rr-o f tii'. l.-it. 'I h.- Arbiter

eiturur tjn'biy nW.s ho-.v

IYfl Gelryel, Atitru't r, i-.l. Anv-1 Cei-iFf.'. all livlrg" in F--uth r.'rrl, ard Iouirt Clei'-sol of Michigan She b-avM four Fistery, Mrs. Jerry

; work of the t.hu-.h. Many of th" . rnr.rp j t rr..ar.fi. t v;ili:'s (it th- : f hun h aro invi.-'ible an-1 in t a 'ob- ; ai;l h-nee cannot b- summ;- I up ,r 1 tabulated. Then too I .n r.ot think ' it well to hve.II upon pai-t ?: c or failure a? 'what we hav wri't; n ; wo have written' and we hall have

. i

clrlnk parlors in i r; "ct"d cf tl al- I

! r r bevcra.Lr" s resulted in I

iz If

wii.ch are

tvo al.f

1 an

Ir.n. t . . . . . r f - V, Vi I t J 111 It I'lli'l.

.ri'lIl'TS II HU ,UI J u; ij.vi ;

th" b'i :'.r:n:r (

VoN-t-i.l rabbit?. 1 Ton ".r!l. who conducts what1

iw l.l i .1 rv j' u ui . A - l :rton st. was the first vie-

cabs a W'ashir

Charlys i? to b pf.-:.iitt-l constantly; Hvins In this city. Mrs. K. Ih Rfarner

to f ru.i to ar.d fn

A u .stria.

! bes-t

worrj) i:i:MMrisir cTaMM. V.y Af-r,. i.it.-.l It s, : LONbOX, Apr.l .1 Th'- eorr?pf,nIfT.t at Vi nna of th" London Times pays ho hrn h or. inform! frfm a tnmt worthy s iure that f)rmer Kmptror Charl-H is willing to redinquish hl- claim to th" thron" in favor of hl.4 son (Wnt witli Admiral Hrrthy continuimr a.-i r nt. Thi corr s!)ond r'.t adds that it Is

in Vio,r,,. th.-.r th.- f-ntent,. I t coets dcspito the rtso in Irlc-

rivl.i.t san'-tion ii an arrange-

. . . . ........ rt r 4..

of Oklahoma find Mrs John Lb;r-; , , ,, , , . ,, . . TM, . i stffid of IookIr.tr barl ward we bin living In Illinois. , , , i i shftuid bok forward and as.; our-

I unnerai arranseineui.i niM u-'i

"I have therefore thought it would : tim. Serjeant D t'-ctivo Koczorowskl

found, a pint and a

a fbtal!

bff-n completed. First Cities Experiment With Commission System And Evolved City Manager frON'TINTHD FKOM PAOB ONlIt

mr r.t.

IIXIT.Cr .MUIIVAIi. Bj Aff" i a f I'r ! : IIIlIlN'll. SAitz'-rland. April 3 The Swi-.H autliorl'it s have received a mes--Mre whioh I-ads them to expect that forrnr limp' ror Charles will arrive at th" frontier station of Huchs, Monday rnornint:, accompanied by HrltUdi and French othcers. C'h.arles. it is said, will r.ot he permitted to return to Frantrins. but will stay at some other place until it 1.1 dctprmJr.ed where he fhall reside.

REY. R. L. M'QUARY DELIVERS SERMON

'What and Where is God?" is Theme of Loral Pastor's Addre-s.

Hf-v. It. I McQuarj'. of the Flrsrt Christian chureh, spoke Sunday mornlntr on th" question. "What and "VVliero is God?" "From Job, who cried. "Oil tht I knew where I mi'ht find Iliml" until now. thin has been, the d. ep'vt fiuf c1ion of man.

To know (!"

in.b J. th" "gr-. at

ifju'T or later "What and

denire." Kvry man seeks Clod, and ask

where is Col?" "As FoK.lbdc points out. Cod is not to bo thought of m away off up in h'nv;i, or a a diffused either, or ns limited to history of th" pat." "Cod is a spirit. J'- is said a personality. He is tho fathrr of tp!rits. M.in Is made In the '.nnrre cf Cl, not ph.rsirally. but spiritually. lrit t-fM I.' il' IWxly. "Cor! is wh reve-r his will is brine: rxprc-, for Cod is s-df-oonsvious will. Th" universe !.s tho tody of

Co,'.. Th" energy o out through r.atur".

Cod is workincr ,

th.roiKh man-

Kloven loan shark companies were' driven out of town. There is a municipal country club outside the city, a beautiful bit,playground with golf links, tennis, camps, etc., and the membership fe". if you are so fortunate as to b" a citizen of Dayton is only a dollar a year. Just a reform wave? No It has pono through three elections and is Htill going! Fortunately, the. city manager plan ha a background of real experience, in tho courso of which cities have learned a number of important lesions about applying the id"a of simplified government. In tlu light of advances which have heen mado in the past five years, tho first steps toward simplicity now sem crudo and inadequate. Hut they had to bo taken. Tho beginnings were mado quite by accident at Galveston, in 1901. Tho city had been devastated by a tidal rave. Tho old cumbersome government with its numerous ward councilinen and sundry ingenious devices to prevent action, wad simply uneaqual to the situation. Imedlato action being imperative, the governor appointed a commission of five men to get busy and straighten out the town. Tho people, of Galveston were so phased: with tho result that they b t the commLssLon be made permanent, but elc-ctlve. In the Galveston commission, each member of the commission a constituted a committee; of one in charsu of a group of functions such us finance or public works. The wholu group constituted a board of directors. Somo Otlir Defects. And that was all there was to U! Xo "cht cks and balances." The real check which was sot up under this new .system arco out of the publicity which attached to every . lectivo officer, in the limelight, sub-

:jtet to constant criticism.

to ro cnosert

Kdv-s th" question, "What is th" great task of the church of today and tomorrow?'' Heads rtil's. "I have rad th" past week two arti' des carefully written by Mr. H. C. Wells and publi.-he 1 in one of our great magazines on th" yubjeet, "The Sa Iva gin it of 'i il ia t ion." In tho hrst of :h'S" article; Mr. Wells makes th" startling a-sortion. 'I want to Kay this civilization in whieh we iivo is tumbling down and I think tumbling down very fast; and that I think enormous efforts will be needed to save it: and that I S'-o no such efforts being made at the present time. In the past year I have been going about Huropo. I have had glimpses of a new phase of this

civilization a new phase that would!

hav; looked like a fantastic dream ! (A)Urt l.OJltltUlCS Several

and

half of uncolored moon behind the j ! ar. which it is raid O'Neil was s' r- j ving to the cbct. J O'Nc il the poi'.ro say is an old I violator of the üöokt ordinances. : Th"n arraigned in city court Satur- . ' iy h" pl'ade l r.ot guilty and Iiis i case was s t for April f. j Th" soft drink parlor of Mike : Karan at 010 S. Franklin st. was th." s' to- of another raid by the aef'r?:vs. A pint cf mule, along with f-vbbr.e" rf other s-tuff that liad '''n sold there was nken to the

CONTEST WINNERS PREPARE FOR TRIP

YOU HAVE SEEN NOTHING LIKE THIS FOR YEARS

Open Saturday Till 9:30

Stor Opens fl:30 Closes 5:30

BIGGEST OFFER WE EVER MADE

i! JyL J fit .iiti ih CL,

Number of St. Josepli County Rovs and Girls Will Visit Purdue University.

-'at ;on "d n t

v." with Karan.

He plead-

Winners of tho home project werk content Trc lookin;: forward to th" Purdue University trip May wlicn a club roundup of all the project winners in all parts of the state will bo held. The trar.sporta-

-ailtv S it

lav

and his case tion and expenses of th" winmrs is

was also s- t for April ?. A num' cr of n'ln r places upon vhici s'-irch warrants had been issued wer" visited bv tho detective

furnished by the Interstate Fair association.

oi i d but no evidence could be obtained.

I There was o few

rhy-ically ar.d morally. Cod U in ' ;U vV xim0 t Vas perfectly easy ou and m.f in far as our l!v s for th v,,t.rM t, know exactly what

His will. e U-Pd to t!

Galveston thrived. Other Texan cities copied tho rystem. In the course, of about five years, the

j I . iii . o . ... i. . i ....... j , .

of Ccd ns ere atiri: th" wor.d in s:x ; diys and resMr. g f r-"r aff r. Col j never rests. J-s-;s m: 1, My Father ;

werk et h hithrrto

nd I w ork. Co.l's i

look-

creation still it' ir r on This spring living forms are coming into existence which r.ev. r existed !rfor. God's creative. r.ery T:ever ends.

"Nature is th" will of Cod

a : r :

ith

in , , e

Tl'.e b till lines

art ion. T

Cod Who lovetlt US

alcr.tr our streets e. re th. r f- rms of Ills . n r ir v v: i v in- us h o :r. r s a n d Fhelter. The v.tality of the ship.

th.,- rressu r.- or t-': s am

p!?ton head, th- e intr rr. in the f: r:s-s and fal'.s. s-pirit of :r. .:-..- - n-rc!es of C - 1.

Id.

: v.

'It (V-,

in all ; thread Iurp cs'

a.utrh

of His

a I

runs

ho trrow-

-.1-1 that mitid and ar-- the r all. .and

the r- d

i i;r'aie'r i .u'ii.e: ....... .....v ,

j .r.g about for a new deal in muj nicipal gov-rnment. discovered the 'Galveston plan and adopted It, add- ! intr the initiative, referendum and recall ami non-partisan (lections. ; 1 -thcr Iowa cities followed. 1 In another six years, nearly four hundred cii.es from coast to coast had come under the Galveston-Des Moines plan. This old commission-government : movement, nation wide in jeope.

. i A

It became known tnat ine form of trovernment was the

if one had been told ten years nir. I haVo ft en a great city that had two million Inhabitants tlying and elylng with Incredible rapidity.' "If Mr. Weils be right if it be true that civilization, and especially the civilization ef Kurope l e tumbling elown, vh:tt is the great task of the Christian church? I answer the great ta.sk of the church tfu.ay and tomorrow is to help salvage the civilization of Furope and thus h dp save? tho civilization of tho wholeworld. ItolJglnn Kssrntlal. "I am absolutely convinced that Holshevism. which !s Codhss and Christh'ss cannot save civilization. Socialism which has primarily with tlie welfare of the body cannot elo it. Science ellvoreod from re ligion cannot do it. Science in itse lf has? no power to soften the heart or to humanize the souls ef men. IMuration cannot do it. Hdueation may draw out and develop the human mind but education cannot transform human character. "What then can save the civilization of the world. Then? is only onthing and that is the religion of the Lorel Je-HUS Christ. It alone ran establish once more the feeling f good will among the nathms of llurope. Christianity .alone can thansfirm the selhsh oharaeters )f men and of rations. There is only one name but thank God we need no

otn r. ii is ine am oi ennsi. jiei

is able to save t2nto the utt rmost nrt only the civilization of the llurpe but the civilization of tho whole world."

c I.- - s in city court disposci of by con- j

The winners of the homo product eor;test ware judged at bast year's fair, the awards being .ba.se d on the quality f the exhibits, the amount of work done and the reeords kept. The total proiii made from the home

exhibits was $3,-

the total number en

rolled was .'59 1 boys and girls, of whom 2.1S finished the work. The winners are: Violet Mc-

Iabadie ri'(' am Lrma Ac k los. South Bend, I for iiov i n t trirv Ifnlilrtinn PtniltVl

ilenil, canning; Margi:erite De-

Liquor J'io'ation Countsr'ci v.rkers1 ! 2 ö S . 1 0 , w hile the

Most of the Saturday wee

tinuance s ir elisniis--als. Th" case of CharV-s

charged with maintaining a nuisiiici' ;.r tho i".!:--'- of iO'veral barrels

! r.e ... fii, ,ionvp,i V-rw-rtohirs ' Grotte, South Fend, baking; Roland

and me at was again continued by

Special Judge p. j. Houlihan until . : i o

.10. I The ra.-:cs nealnst Josenh Klo- !

r. -wski and h

charged with re

erty, pota t -; Quentln

1 I.asch, Fakeville, calf; Howard Runilell, South Bend, pig; Theodore

i:arl Creager. 1720 Kimball av..

his brother. Frank, ' s' 1,h F.end, poultry; Louis Gray, I ea iving ittt'oxicating s''u' Carlisle, corn; Harley Mangus,

;:."l.uor fens - p r S' i

for f--tl" and tha against Tony

North lab

cha r:r"

with the same oi

werf d'.srms: utor cm the

1 )-. tho deputy

iendle, Lakeville, truck. No winners were announced

for

of insuf- shc-oj) raising and home keeping.

ground

fl j' dm Snl" chared with having MOTHER AND DAUGHTER unlawful p-s-es.-iori rf li'iuor for TYtt'iii'm TV trrmrVT alo was given a eontinunnco until li J L lilt-LI 1 i AL.V-.lUli.iM April f'. alomr with John Saba and j .. .. w. . ....:! 4 f 1 i . . . I T,- T.Ti-r.Tr.fli 1 ' . r-r n-i.Y V.,

l.v.ex Mir.i'i, w.io aio .-.im i ii.vv'-i n.-. ......invui !'' n

. .n offejulers in the same line of ; dauKhter Helen. Ü23 S. Harris St., endeavor. ; wer' painfully Injured about 10 I o'clock Sunday evening when they

j were struck and run over by a iStudebaker automobile bearing Inuliana license number 2231S9. at

j Walnut and Division sts. Mrs. Papp W. V,. Horde n will be the speaker ami her daughter were walking east Wodm sday evenig at the meting of : en lIis'.on Ft., and as they were the Hound Table at the V. M. ('.'crossing Walnut st. the machine A. and he has chos, n for hi ste.pie, j bore elown upon them ami ran over

At Least One Room in Your House Should Be Set With FIBRE REED 7URNITURE It is decorative, light and easy to handle. It is the ideal Furniture for summer and there is nothing better for your porch or sun parlor. During April we are selling a carload of Fibre Reed Furniture at less than half the prices of 1920. Some pieces are marked below today's manufacturers' prices. Tables, Charis, Rockers, Settees, Chaise Lounges, Day Beds, Stools, Desks, Ferneries and Lamps.

Round Table Members Will Hear W. W. Borden

"Hdueation

md the National Gov- thorn.

He will answer that The mother faiffercd a broken leg i Iple three meetings to be held

KETCHAM TALKS ON CITY MANAGER PLAN

Kalamazoo Man to Address Three Meetings in South Bend Tomorrow.

Clyde W. Ketcham, city-manager of Kalamazoo, Mich., wdll d1?ouss a question of vital Interest to local

SEEBIRT BACKERS MISHAWAKA NEWS

TO OUST RIDENOUR?

I HM 'OM.MrNI. C'IjASS.

I A il's f children will receivo j j th- ir first holy communion at St. Plan Oil Foot to Force With-i J J I h s Catholic church Sunday

j.lur.ng the ! o' lo. k mass. Tho i members of tho St. Joseph society wdll es. ort the-, ehildr-la from tho

drawal to Strengthen See birt's Chance.

sch.ool hous.j to the church.

ALFRED KOCH TO ADDRESS AD MEN

UUXT FOR BODY OF FACE YOl ill TO BE RESUMED

smasneU a ioi vi p i'o..uu.. .....-.

i'.T..-. safes

one that was most eas.ly and quickly h'-ld accountable to public sentiment. There was only cno little group of m n fcr th" citizens to watch. Am! th." s-er.s" cf being watched m ant much to tho man in the office, coupled with the fact that he could not easily pass the buck to

(CONTI N't T. I F H ' M trom the sp..t v.l.- re

occurre!.

f-Tort to r om

the shore

T'ACI

F.o

art t y c

1 ,

. T

warning 1 1 u nil had sunk b -i. ath J. F.l.'.en.-ur. a -who was t V.ir.-r s

t h e s - e n e of the danger V over and r .' to war:: tho Wl n sth! s rrnft he s iw dashed. i:-.r f.u.k 1 f. r-- h lie. picked u; Hum'ole or ! : f.ae returr.in I'ac" r.'v-r nccordir-r to

tthe ac i '.. nt. Hun !r. is of rer. ived all Nevs-Tin s f: w ho ir.-; ii: d v been r c :

: oni'i ider.t

'. upon his own

; v attaining r.ly without that I'ac" s -.rfare. A. oi the like.

son..-- one e.st

O, .- . rrl'!

popu,

This principle, wnicn na.s i ee..

:lari.ed under the name of the

rfh.'rT ballot, is the lasting reninbut; on f the commission trovernment movement to political pr.ic-

y. The comm'.s-

had it defect.

Li. - V ' V . .

stance

from

e'e in

d"n plan, however,

--erieus cnes. (N t Article; Hem tho ComtnU den Flan was Cornvtetl.)

Prominent Pu?ine?s Man to Address Local Organization at Banquet Monday. Alfred Koch, of the I'tSalb- Koch Co.. a business man of national reputation, has been secured to addr s. the monthly meeting f th-- Ad club bmb-tht at the " liver h.oted. The speakr bears a wdde reputation in the retail merchandizing world arid will have a message i vast import to the business and advertising m n cf the city. Advance indications are that the largest attendance of the year will !'o present, as the reserve list has been mounting daily. Th" program committee lias outlined a program replete with entertainment. Harry Denny, presiden of the Notre Pam" Gbf. club, will handle the musical priurram. FTed Li. Dennis will act as toastmaster for th" evening. Friz; have been contributed by (boor.' Wyrr.an Co.. Georg' Robertson Co . and the Oliver Style Shop. Tho committee in charsre is W. H. Stein chairman. Robert Snvder and Frank

em merit."

fj.ui.-tion that has beoen before the; and Injuries about tho h"ad. while i in this city today. Mr. Ketcham will

mind.s of s-o )nay workers in the ' the daughter complained of injuries Uscuss his work as city-manager In

" j Moiu.n Ü. ine-y ei -j i emo v eu i t . . , , . !fV n .-1 H ...n, - v , ,

detail the rystem under which tho offico is operated. The addresses are considered timely Inasmuch hs much interest has developed here in the city-manager form of government, again effort will bo made to adopt it hTe Vre long. He will spak firs't before the Chamber o? Comerce at the noon

Promise of a bitter ficht for th." , republican mayoralty nomination , which has hen apparent for nearly I and

a weeK, ne-came more pre-nounc''!

last night when it was 3arn'd that supporters of EM Seehirt, as-pi-ant

MOTOR TO MICHIGAN. . . ". and Mm. Arthur Womir.tis-v Mrs. Hither Slunev left Sun

to w hether or not there is a need ; to Hpworih hospital in the police at pi es.-r.t for a department of d- ! a mhala nee. ucation in our prc-ieb nfs cabinet. j The driver of the automobile

Chairman diaries I'. Irummnd will ail tho meeting to order a few minutes before ft-.rpi. nt which time dir.!; r will b- s rveal.

day e,:. an au to mo', a ! troit, v. lo re th- y t p a two W'. ' k s" vacation.

trlj) to I to st

D - send

speeded on after the accident.

Local Kinan is Flan

n oun re Exam inations For Government Flaces

TM.ä .J..JI i..s i

rr m j ! e um 'iv n M'iic ' commission in-

i i ij M MVtuiiiui i j vit s special attention to the fact ! that in examinations hohl recently in Several members of the local Ki- j South Ib-nd an other citien throughw ar.is lub lrie sienilled their inton- 1 out the Fniteal. States for law clerks

npf ing tls. 1 n.otoi-

r t"

for the nomination, ar.' att

to force, W. W. RMermur. a candidate for th" ropurdiean nation, out oi the raee in -r gain Ridenour'.s supixut for

birt. Seebirt sup;, .rters ai- said to f. that with Rid- nour ut th" e test. Seeloirt Wouhl h.iVe Jes .lif

Rl iTFRN'S FROM ( HICAGO.

Ine

,.' r ! : I ' a i'ling

tlo

f-' o .

rv.' Main w h l

KiM' rpi run h 1 rd. r turned h- had b f i

r w el i s. w ith frie nd

culiy in getting the supj

luncheon In tho Chamber of Com

roerro hiilld.inlr. Frnm ther he will .

.... ,,. at r a -v, .;i' i mary conte st

address tho Women's League of

His final

tain elements in tho i:y in tie

e r-pri-

TRK I I IV with .mihii.i:xy. M. H. W. Fon is critie ,Uy ill at !o- h.,me of his d.iu;:h!.r. Mrs. I' ..r'" Wilson, Unc-dn way W. Ir. Wel'-m s'iff red a trcko i" ;-l' ,y.

( It was dec! ired 1.

nirht th

every pos.-in

1 r s.- ui'' i- t ' be

tions of attending "The Rig Flayj;lrul typisits and multiRraph operat-i talk will be to the RusineKs Women's ! 1'ruup'hl lo " !r "r5 ,1:i":,r !" Fsf v.hieh will be given un.br the . ord f),r positions, at Washington, D. j Chamber of Commerce in the Cham- f"r'"e hl,n to a hn r',5"n h" ' : ' ' auspie. s i f tho Logan-port. Kiwams;(, applicants were not secured in ; ber of Commerce building, at C:.10 j ariJ wlthlr:uv fr0:n lh,i r " "' ' hr 'dub at that ity Tu s. lay. The pro-i the number desired, and that exam- in the evening. Tho doors will be I Uvr P1"0-1,1 thrit :l r,n' h-at- w. .

will be f. rmally op. ned at ; inations wall airain b. h.d.l on Anril , ur. MIp or,i ,, -Tin I has f.b-d h ' .a ra . . -n el carol. -

i:.

: r.

.0 TO l'IRII). 1 Mis. S.m.u. ' I .

Mi' mi. b- wir! : R-

I'll., Whelt.'

l thdr dü Ma, -on.

aft'T:

n. ; n

they wi'l

.liiT,

irra m

two o'e lock in th" afternoon, and . ii. rta lenient for th" r t of he day

has I . en provided, ineludin

CA'.

realired

'cl ; Hold Sacred Recital so. r. . i .it r,7i mir's Church

m 1 F. to t

.1 s

. th" sh.-re. e from th." i mi all were a.r. Pace el: him. :i ;',Vi r;h ar.il shore be-

e 1 . i" surface, versi-m cf alls w e ro av bv Th. e us pc-p!e 1 dv had

Green, merce.

of the Chamber

,om-

i a !i'iu t in the evenimr.

The loeal

Ri anians are ilanning t'-, P ave- this c ity at four e-'eloek Tin sday aft rnoon and .turn th." next morning.

pen to the public and those who

j e not mule reservations for the or! dinner after 7:20 o'clock.

'other examinations should apply to j Mr. Ketcham has a full knowledge

! and May 4. respectively. Person.s interested in these

nations

Employes U anted Against

Bu vini: "Wild Cat" Stock,

the secretary of the U. S. Civil serv- i of all the details as well a tho ice board at the South Fend post features of tho city manager plan office for detailed Information and ; and is known to le one of tho ablest

application blankes. Civil service examinations in the local post office for stenographers

and typists for both departmental j ar.d field service will be held on the

speakers in tho staet.

PROTEST GRANTING OF

(. .KM KfSl.Y ) JKHS. Clare that th'r.

ffice fer whi'

ire to Ii" n. "b- at

maries mibt withdraw 2 da:

feire the primary day if s

! date. l-sir s his nan." c)

from th ffi ial list. e;f e,a

that g'CS to the vote is on pi day. Will Make Him Quit? Supj. ort.-rs c f Rid r.fur

I.o

l a : sTi

; n

i i

MASTER PLUMBERS ANNOUNCE WAGE CUT

April S. A protest

second Tu .--.lay of each month. Fx-i

War nir.es against the purchase of aminer V. C. Kettring announced Hy A5datf.I Tress

wild cat st k have bt en placed In i Saturday. "There are excellent on-I ClllCAOU,

ail South Fend industries by the ' purtunitie s for men stenographers i acrainst the granting of executive

Chambe-r cf Commerce. The pla-jf,,r nu.r4 stenographers and typists clemency xo i.ugene . moos, con

cards are p'rint- d in three lamruaces j in the departmental branch of the lined tn tno rtaera pruson

and te ll the employe to beware cf i civil service," Keetring said.

unappro"e.t

beware of j civil service .Al

an': unapprove., seu cues'

hrst consulting his banker

er the Chamber of Commerce. Th-- warnir.tr is a step In the campaign being waced by tho Chamber

lar.ta. Go,, was sent to Cd. I-. A. Gailbraith, jr., national commander

f Comm. re

ai:

t tin

el securities in S

-ale cf unRe nd.

AWBASSADORS TO COFER 0 WORLD TRADE

Farmer Injured When

wes

the city, was struck by an-

The congregation cf Polish Catholic church

Casimir? j Webster j er-eax-TTNTfrtn Titcr r.vr.r riN'T.i

CO.t

raiea tue r e 1 .no-. v, ,--

organ Sunday evening, by a sacred j r.-eital. The choir of the church was assisted by the church orchestra. Julia Kempsy. soprano solcist of, Chicago, and the Notre Dame Gle j club Which p-ng two f-ocred com- I

The concert was attended ty a ;

who

each ecu r.t rv may h a" on

exhibit special literature or spt ci il trade information fcr tho benefit the delegates. Stephen C. Mason, president of

the association, will preside at

lNCRFASF MAIL LIMIT. Th-- m.iximum weight limit of p. ire. 1 post p.o '..air s x.; hang. .1 bo-

twon the Fnit. il Statt .- an i G'-r-j thcr buggy. Parker was thrown many has b- . n incre ase 1 from 11 from the rig ar.d dragtd for the disp.'Unls (five kilograms) to 2ilitar.ee of nearly a quarter of a mile

1 . .' ' ..... T ... . . . - i-oa 1 1 . . . '

U r.'

of tho American legion by WilT.iam It. McCauley. estate commander,

Tno Buggies Collide Sunday. - j The telegium read: William Parker, residing in North 1 Th: department of Illinois !s un

alterably orposea to tne paraon or release of Eebs or any other person who had been convicted cf disloyalty to the rovornment durinsr the war, and we urge that a'.l necessary steps b" taken to prevent such action." It ia planned to submit resolutions to eaca cf the 70 0 legion posts In the state.

thir

in which

mayoralty ear. h r;ice bv th" S--'birt

is re pf" -. " candidate fr

. T-. . 'r,

.1 r

Journeymen, However, Conlend That Employer? Eail lo Grant Conference.

upper ter-. -;-,.

C anliJate

Riherty. was painfully injured Sunday afternoon about 5 o'clock when th" buggy in which he was riding on the Prairie av. rJ., about four mlleß

av that th'ir

race to stay. Seebirt supi'ort'-rs Insistant that Rid' :o made to get out of t: "There Is n') r- as or should not tret out

b.-t his .support go to t u bcl.ared a proi;, ir.'-r.t p"Tt-r '.ast r.iciit. "Just. h.cau. " Rid- nff're Se-ehirt did is no he should ryd give wa cor.tir.-jerl this Se.hir

v I . .i

is m

Th ' , -

however ;r is to w ay. w : i v Rid n '

the ?.!ast'T Plum'

...:s r. Ium-I to fr- m th- Plurr r t h. " nrgirr. r t : nt f'-r th" r .,

"r s err sr.-

t a com. '- union to a working

r '.!.- o : t'"

ar: 1

d b-"--w h v . ,

the ty of r.o

H:-rry th" u e tb 7. or p;

m T .

ii 1

:r. g v-nr. w .-:s

y - '.T I .- nffp'O) b:-lv :r. ar.ar. r A' cord!:. 7 t ) Mmrf

en t ik. n by

rs on t..v r.rrrrrr.' r.t

ral da', s

v r n

"We'll make through." h-

d'-clart

u :i t r an n o : p.. ';asres ar up to 11 I'O-

d S.iturdav. Git

"ce of cistern duty

The pr

pes-, tier

live

".ssicr.s o:

th.

conference.

fund a mental

r."Cess;t v

sociftv to n:irr. M.ission .-ee;. ty ar.'l the Aid of th" Harris Prairie

ice ambulance was cent to

ed man

was taken to tne Lpwonn hospital

. . . . m

answer the ca.. ar.d the injured man , $COtt Announces LandUWCY

where at a late hour last night his j condition was not reporte 1 aa being , serious. I

For G. 0. P. Mayoralty Plum

Local Concern I'uts .ew Cleanser on City Market Ji

i . - n w ; s t o $

?T."rtrr I'lurrd r r-"r.

. I u ri ge- i!"' an h'.ir f r ur.I-tr. 1 eff. tivo April 1. time t h "v p. n r. -: n "-" d

v - woui 1 n h o -: r for

plUT

cf TL lurr.b.t the that

char.-. 1 hut

Tli" S:bad way W., has r duct, "Quick

-Wa!

Special to News-Times: Co. U putting tn-- ro-v

lAPORTl. Ind.. April C. The j the stores of South F-r. l. leaders of both political parties in ! W.iy" is a ch. ;:;;cil : this city received a "shock" Situr- u-d wh-r-v.-r wat c is lay when Emmet Scott. local washing. Caning ar.d t wealthy manufacturer, filed his dec- fLz.

'.aration of candidacy for the r.omi- ' Th

1 Finceln 1 a r.ew proThe SoImo!

s s n.c- -.

. s a el '" " tse or i e ' r. . if

.mfir.t h" plumb'-rs v;f';!1 Ve r 7 1-2 crr.ts an hour. Ve

:fai:

Jcr 1

RAIL EMPLOYES ASK SACTiny FOR ALLIAXCES

(en r.f fh In th was t' f rT'r.' !:; th .t c a i- r : ( r.;l

t: n

I'ACH ONE) . m.' lo". ' ''

-dTTil

j ert'wal

' the church and reflected great erect

com the pastor of the congregation.

Rev. Stanislaus Gorka. C. S. C. who arranged the program. In ad l'.tlon t. the rptdal r.umbt rs. several soloists of t. Casimir' choir and cr-.-nn s. les were included in the program. After the concert the members of th1! glee club and choir were entertained with a luncheon in the church

'dr. Mason said.

to meet

wr.icri nx ii iiif t-ai'ao.i a i

l : , : i - e -'4. i.uit'i'f ill i.i . . v o.ui

i.-tim church

at 1 1

- I factured materials and machinery. Ptter Thubb. A

will meet all day r- sid r.ce of M rs. pet luck dinner

that she enn take up acain

her

productive activities wutnou: assuming an intolerable burden of immediate oMi rations.

will be served at noon.

Students Vi-It City,

OKPIUXM. Dunbar's .ir.gir.jj and playing ban'I compuvd of nine members, headlines the bil presented at the Orpheum theater for the first four days

e . .

' '

t O ! 1 f.

Th.. -oir'

of the week. They play . -vera! cat- nation of mayor on the republican Way" i

Sh.erun V.'hi'f'.ir.

F.uffalo, N. ' hy r.umVcrs which strict a respon- j ticket.

mp.mv r, i ;:.-, th" erpml if r.

EIRE CAUSES DAMAGE IN NOTRE DAME WOODS

V . i v v . . .

r; . '

g about

roLITICAIi I.FADFU DIES

r,r . '.f.-I IT

Hose ce mpanics No. 1, 3 ar.d 7 were called to extir.cruh-h a b'a?e In the under anish of th" No're Fame woods, wlich Is at the end cf the

V.. M. Gri- s. r t f J.ii",' I " t !d - :i ar" stu b nts e f T visited vest- rday Wr.itt- car's cr.iud

Mrs. V. SI tt.

h f

Cir. dr.nati. O. and f Wic r s : n . as- n o 'ri Stat" oclb-.', r.t th1 h'.mv of parent. Mr. an 1

ir:,,v,; ...... k . -l J .11. I 4 1

ivc cip-.rd in th

Heretofore 5?eott had b'e-n p".1cr to oth-r cean-e

ie.i as : aerr.ocra en?" acting

r s-ir.-- I'un.Lar's act Is the number! as mayor of th city for that part v. ... ... a .-- W e.tcr Wans whi.'h 1 The .lemfraati Ht- organization

sc.

Closely ' c:

OFF F. w. r

FOR M1W VOItK.

v.. f

Af-r

-. r. e r

nno: r. e d by ' n -Cep'- d Is an. union

rat", nr. '.on

I'T O'd

1 i T r-f

7.'.. r.

ana -

rr. 1 : .- ' " cer.ts .-. n

rate was $1.12

futures a r.-w line of stc r;e3 about j was completed fsiturday by the el-c- g'-r of (b ort'- Wy man an comj any : f..;,;.. ( f Cliff-rent nati 'naliti-' ti-'n of Harry IS. Tarling as vice- ; has prone to ; d ib-- ..-p t .m-' -; v.hi-'h abour.d.s with thr'.l- ! chairman, I.-onard Henoch, s-cre-i rui a'-'in in New Veik City the.

c a

- n n

mr on I delighting stunts is the one-

red ly Arthur and oeorge Kay,

"tie

.a n .I

fay to

nb'

t.- ?';-rr.-iti'tMl "! s'. ve a ti 1 re a nt in

e HK. AUU. -A').-. i O' Ma '.lev. former state

, John F. citv limits. Little elamatre was d m."

senator and

le.n

rim: rxxs light

!:-. s amo.ir.timr to J

j resi.t-

Cessor O;

Reg-er Sul! ivan .as dem

and the bl?ze was xtir gtrihed .after In.- from a ro. f fir- at the re;-'dence a half he.il". The brush had b. . n , f i;.ch.;.:d Wrl.'ht. lit! 1-2 Ch-tnut

1 Grace Hamlin, which is of the

tary. and A. J. Miller, treasurer. SI AMI COSTS.

j f pe r.J April 14. Miss Fdr.a Sn

I New Ycrk in

itn

ft S m l : v

: . i--

tt." lrt-r-.-s ed

crobatic nature. j Rernard Branson. pK-ked up FrI- j h celery, p. e ve am ur. o r vear tv ,o aMnce of th" bill comprising day nicht in an intoxicated condl-i partmer.t.. H. W. i::dridre

r--e P.i-tS

. 1 J.

of Chicago, died Sun-

. day uft r an em.er.r- ncy ..perat!on r a tumor !.vl prved ur.succf. J fuL Ho was 59 :irs eld.

It rim- i 11 day and people livir.g

we i-'

rt' 1

Chi"!

near b-cam .alarm

d b st the

Sib:"

- ,

Fir-

Th rh " st.rt- -1 at 11:

wrtri.f Miffbt r-.'rh f'r :ina im 'en o ck. ,-.ta , u ;i.:i w

' ' -' - . fm, t y X. k . . - - - M - j their horr.ej. j caus-d by spark fr -m th" chimney. t

th-

b" in

?i r. c Ev.-rt

1 h i -

W 1 1 .

the team cariety. Rud tion plead 1 frailty in city court 1 spr.J a wek terinnir. Apiil 4th in

Gr v ; I.) i nie 1 s a r. d Wa 1 1

atvrdiv and was Sred $1 and c."i. , the mar :

the Li

ar.d Hopkins and Churchill are It appeared that it wax Pran-on sj

duo entertainers who round out ; f.rst time In court and he prom:--

j to follow thj Volstead path of virtue.

ar- i.

' rr.akir.r cf perfumes.

d in tl:

I v

TOO I.XTJl TO I.WSIFV.

i, "':;t. ! me nc i a : . i w f--lie .1 5. "A . i I i : v ! : f - .1 ! V "t s-

at 1 C IT. M.iren st. .h :ttii...iwkn r:.1

ii1 t " n 1M:.ajia r .it: I a pMicLawita. 4tt

effect. V i