South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 114, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 April 1921 — Page 3

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' SAYS CHICAGO GEH

ROBBERY FRAME-UP

(Police Arc Holding Jrwel Mrrrl

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'HKt;n. Arril 2 '. .la'. ; i I :n-

Proposal Sounds Similar to Those Financial Blues

Sf. Joseph's Boys Music Department Plans Becital Th" lys f.f tliP mu?h fVpariii' nt of St. Jrs jih'. nct'Imy wi 1 irivo a r'Cit.'il Monday rvrninc Aniil

I 2 .. , at T:r.O nVInr'K. Tho prsrar.i ! will ron.ci?f of p!mo. violin nr. 1

Krfn-.il Causes Tieup in Jazz v' ril ni,mJ"rs- Th following pupils tako pirt: Mi "Its (I. IIn"'.

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t, I..-, lifintroM. n:."o wis ),'!. Tho ri,!-'rä 11 institutions the manu far

two ur-p fo friü'.l ) r t!'!rr;Vftday. T!:o ru.f-r " ' urn-.! !n

Jn'iiws Itf-lnoM' !!;..-). I. -Irv.T.t. a li unon i .iN-Tnan of Hoch -t' r, .V. Y., was !. .r.,.-,v;:; to It'introM hi tork of i a rn nn-l .. Jt'.M.rrs ntored, y,o'ini Pr r.t an !

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tho Mi.pjo;ors f f th- p"li " anl K'inirrM and h brother u : tak'n into r-;stOfJ'. Chlf of I ! iv lluh'-- (.iT-iarrd today h- 1 --!:' the roMory to Inv "!,f n a frarr. P" rn-!"?nt w;n h'-M inn-.' 'r.t hy tlr polir who h'li'Vf w;m lur'-d to Rrir.'o!d'.s office to h- rov. ii. Julius Rr incrolf! on!!n; to trw pHce wa-s arr'fd on Jan. clursM with rrcoivir. diamonds sto'rn from Sarntj'-l liu r r.t' In. re turned the Ptons and the ras- was dropped.

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of th yniz writers union, it was 1- arn' d ) rr today. Th- ("f inpo.-. r and Lyric WritCia Prot rtivo p au" of which the "-trikTs are mem hers, informed tho Mu.'-io Puhli-her Protective assor:ati"n that they wanted a minimum royalty of thr'-o rents on ey-ry copy of r.ri-i'' .old. witli .'jO ,urcent nf tr.f roalti'-M tlt;iin'-'l froni phonojrraph r cord .and player piano rod roncrrr.H. This sounded too much like tho flr.an' ial hlus to tho puh!i:-hf-r3 .an 1 th'y rountrred with a minimum royalty f.f two cent.-, .and nothing doinr on th rnerhan ii-al products. So tho f-ntire staff of nino writer"

j of Wator.-on. i: rl:n and Snyder. J niusif- jmiti iw'firrs. laid flown their

Ti.ois and v.'.aiKofi out. Anion? tneni wf ro ''mi Conrad and J. Itus?rd

Hot,in-on who together

'Mariri'." .and Dtto Motzen and M. K. .1 roTiio, joint father of "P.risht Ky s" and "Hawaiian P!ues." Tlir strike threatens to pprcad 4o f'thT iuhlihin? concerns, so the two factions .are almost in daily ronforonre, trying t make a lullaby out of the pr- sf rit war son;'.

J. Pturr. It. llury, A. ITif-ntro' CI. Y(. V.. r'a-iman, J. Ilosnnr. P. ff-kr. ! Chman, .1. Marcu. . A. Portier. V Idy. l. Policki. 1 1. Kirmri'dl. T. Puf zyn.-k I. N. Itudnik. ' A. 'iupinki, M. I"rin?f)ld, I. Woolka. (). S'yn.ar.owki. i:. Lyons. '. Wiatrow fki. 1Z Kolupa. P. Maciara. L. Pzjkowf-ki. i:. ChirlK irdt. J Pverrtt. I J. Pafintki. S. Garrity and .M. L" n.or.trre.

the entire J a walkout i Bandits Ixcscuc Companion

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From Chicago Hospital m U r.y I'niff 1 Prr' : CHICAGO. April 2?.. Thre armed men early today forced their way into St. Jam's hospital in Chicago hfiphts and kidnapped Pre NYff. bandi' suspect. Nur s an'l six patient. were held at hay at the pojnt of revolvers. l'olice raptured Neff and h:s three liher.ator.s tv.'o lir.urs latrr. Neff was in a heljde.s;- eond'iti'in. having been shot throutrh both lf?s when a ?rir.a:re was roldied. Neff and a companion were raptured at the time but three unidentified im n esrared. Polire are holdin? Neff's liberators m cmnf-ction with the crime.

iioovr.u (onti:st. fadie! Hero is your chance to

wro: ! ftct a Hoover fre. I'lectric Service

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Program to Commemorate Grant Birthday W cdnesday Tlie Aufen W. Ft. C. jost No. 30. will pres. nt patriotic program Wfthosdav ni'ht, Airil 27. at the

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oration of Grant's birthday. Arrangements have been made for a program, which is tf include three sp.-akers: Ir. ( ". A. Li ppinrott. Col. c. Seymour P;f.Io k. and Keith Master.s. Headings, musical numbers.

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G!en.lo-.i Jtidson: s N otions .y th" j The G. A. It. will bo the honored

Past Pnd orchestra: d t loms! ra t b n I gu( ?t s d the evenincr.

of Crystal Gazing. "Alia Tell 'Pin." I

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MiM I'el i Gleason won the Ii t - j p'iond rioK with a vote of r,.J2S for. the most it'Oiular till in Piver J'ark.' Mis Majorie 1' tters teeeiv tl 2,- . 41.". votes and received a wrist; watch. The third prize was an flee-! trie lamp won by MK Pauline j P.ans who had ",27'. ofes. Other t nttractiops w'T,- a fiunfr store fNh : pond, fortune tellin? and ice rreamj booth,. The warfs were all fold. i Mis Pdward Moritz. rliaiitnan of Hie committor in charge -f the fair, annoim ed that tlo y would I f' ir more than $ (0 for tlo ir ef- j ff't.4. j Tli.. nie.tir- of the It. P. U. club, ' hedub d to meet April 2 J wis, postponed indefinitely. j A nit tint: of the Mystic Ire:-! was held last nii;ht at the home of

Vr1ss Mary Pe.ul. Music '.n ! . ard

If UUI til I lie I eil I ML. I .i ..- ' i won by Miss Ina Wricht and Mi'i

Jennie SlilltO. lllirhOMI W is serveo ; J by the hoh.if;. Tlie riet tnectintj j will be held May r.. '

imx;s aim: iilast. r.y Pnited Prs: ' IPTPOIT. Mich.. April 2.:. Two

fox terriers chaiiur rats knocke.i

over ;i can of n i t rc 1 vi . r i ne. or

boo l;ed wootl acaint it and raus.-d the epl(-ion whii h kille. 1 thr j erson lat Thursday. pflice ant tiunced toflay after inv s'itration. I tect ivrs are seeking to b arn how the explosive came to be s;oid in t!;e phed where the bli.-t oci -urnd.

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If you need working' clothes go to Slnvin's. You can get a pure wool suit as low as $5.00. Extra single coats, and coats and vests as low as $1.00. Sh oes as low as 75c a pair. Hats as low as 50c. You only walk one block out of the high rent district. Slavin's 222 VV. Wash. Av.

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Gladys M. Monroe Democratic Candidate CITY CLERK J Primaries May 3, 1921 j "Efficiency and Courtesy" my platform. j

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SUDDEN storm darkens the city sky. Thousands of switches snap on in homes and offices and factories.

At once the city twinkles in light. In the electric power house, machinery and men leap to the task. Or midnight. A suspicious noise. A button is pressed. A flood of light gives protection and confidence to the householder, putting the intruder to flight. Again. War. A nation needs everything And at once. A thousand factories demand more power. Silently over the wires the electric energy flows to meet the emergency. Four Billions More Will Be Needed TT LECTRIC light, heat and power have become commonplace facts in your life; you seldom think of the four-bil-Iion-dollar industry behind the electric switch. The fact is that the equipment behind the button is not being expanded fast enough to meet the demand. Figures compiled by Electrical World show that the electric planst must have double their equipment in the next four years if the United States is not to be halted in its progress by a serious shortage of power and light. And doubled equipment means an investment of not millions but of approximately four billions of dollars. Not a Gift But An Opportunity LECTRICAL WORLD is not owned by the electric-light and powrer companies. It is an independent property, one of the eleven journals of service published by the McGraw-Hill Company, Inc., New York. It is in a position to speak more

TKIPAI. UDIil.D. KI.I.CTKK AI. ! I ;K( 1 1 A MM I N . and JOIKVXI, Ol' KUH TUM 1TV M WliSTKKN IMISTK nrf read by t.'.Ooa men of tuv elfM-trifal inflii-try. OTIIIK 1 4 r; v -1 1 i 1 1 piiltlie.it inn hto: I'mvrr. Coal Acr, Ameriruii M:irliinit, I '.nft i ner i n 5 ami .Minintr lieirr.ül. Chemical ami Metallurgical i;iij;inerinjr. FJectric Kail way Journal, laiuincerini; Nrws-Krcord and la-Kiii-ri;i I nt r n-ieinn.il. ( Spanish.

frankly concerning the business and the future of electriclighting companies than they can speak themselves. And the facts, as Electrical World knows them, are thee: Plenty of light and plenty of power are the essentials of community growth. Give your company fair rates and the money it needs, and you jtrovide your town with the vision and potver to push ahead. The towns that do well hy their electricdight and power companies in the next four years are the towns that will do well hy themselves. The companies need no subsidy or gift; they can pay a fair return on the money they ask, given a chance to earn. For a doubled business is ahead of them. It will come as fast as they can handle it faster unless they begin their expansion now. Helping to Build a Better America 'TSHERE are five million unwired homes in the United States thousands of acres to be irrigated by electricity; hundreds of factories needing light and power. The future demands for electric service will be tremendous these are the assurance of a greater and greater business for electric lighting companies. It will pay you to use your savings to help finance this increased business. I he man who invests in a bigger, more powerful, better lighted America, is bound to be investing well for himself. ELECTRICAL WORLD JAM US . MvGllAU. I'n;i,Irnt McGraw-Hill Company, Inc. Tenth Avenue at 36th Srtcct New York City

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The "Coffichr Mill iSot "Creep" And Mar Your Floors. That's Because Vibration Has Been Eliminated.

That Defies Imitation

"Coffield" super-quality is built rieht into the machine. The big wringer, the clothes and copper water chutes, the tub drain, the motor, the oilless bearings, the everlasting copper tub. the durable frame are all patent protected. Imitators build their machines to look like "Coffield." But they can't build them to do the work like "Cofneld." Take no chances. Get the best. GET A COFFIELD!

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The expansion of our business has made it necessary that we take more spacious quarters. To accomodate o u r growing clientele we have moved forward to

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W'e dont hesitate to say that these clothes are as fine as any all wool hand-tailored garments for men sold in America today. Nothing can surpass the fine tailoring in these suits. They are hand-cut and handsewed. Their fit is perfect their cut the best styles for men and young men.

Neckwear! Regimental, College, Jasper Stripe, $1.00

Step around the corner at the Union Trust Bldg., look them over and judge for yourself.

Spring Shoes and Oxfords $6.00 up

UNITED SHOE & CLOTHING STORE

110 E. Jefferson Blvd. Union Trust Bldg.

IFc Hoofed Your Neighbor a House! Why Xot ours?

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ASPHALT ROOFING COMPANY 221 S. Main St. Lincoln 5220

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