South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 126, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 May 1921 — Page 22

22 MUD.W MOIIMNH, MAY C, 1921. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

CAPTIVE

By Juanila Hamel

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.rrfasrs thp rntction of rich coast. nl':n th it : ;;. protection cf ( ur x:ati'.:i as ;i whi. Tho p. rt.M. ;i-,n ( f i!!ir one ff i tjp'n t!iA ihin t h:i?l r ?. but It :a:.o very mi:?ri.i::.v iloprmJ '-.pon (th sta!.;Wirn ;... -r. ! !. . ati i niv.i; r.rui r..'iy yir!?. : whirh :n -i;t for tho maintcn;anco f f ;ho r t in war as well as i in pf-ac. nii;.! it is evident tliat ?ica !'i?s will nr.Iy ho prprly dvrlnp:f whr:i thfy aro uscl by a iar;-c .force cf ships during tin;cs o:" ptci-. Malum rrin.l!o ot VioLittil. ; Th r" - ari ,.. r.. '.icstion that as a fc".:yr:i! prin:v! fio pr.'.iry .-.ttr.-ci itcd ly ;.'ah in i . ..j-d. vin: That divisl.T . f r..;a! wal:-

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Th. duisio, r.r mo two furtsjY; EMPLOYMENT

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(ear crn.Uil riai nu;n.i' i?. i-

the Atlantic

ar.'l tho Iari:ic. .no rr-.t widclv

f-tpiratrd ns t bo urablo ?r support when thy rr.::,o tosthcr each Hearn othrr. Thry i ro. in fact. ?r i vision has iti a.icn. 1 place in th -Fituated at all Vivmw Ihit rr.o cm little formation. Orders havr Vn

anv cii'

of any impending j m of th"1 I'.rot co:n;t;andtTs wcu.a

b- in upr : :tie corr.man l of tno u'ifertr.t units f rarh f.ct. and th" know in advance of juncture exactly what tho position of their divit;rr..i of hips would be ir. tho bat

tle formation of th

ron'.t to thr immediate

th? v.thr in cav

.;.:n7T rf an attack from

naal force. It therefore is c:r.r tliat siratej! ally tlie row .r;;ani.ttion docs t i ft- n . a"a;v. ih" princii lo ( r.nnriated Vy M,:lr:n. who foresaw that the F;. if.c would be the center i f r.aval ccn'cr.iratic n. Can Combine Viily. The other nu;st.o-i of naval ac-

ti; i-f is whether ty.o two Üect. r-..a.-izationa woir.d rr atrrlallv inter-j

.': with the tactics of the comined fleet s'notii 1 the two fleets be brought, together to operate as ono

s;p!anco oicicn dftir-.:

rlv lr.;natinc whJCM

I OPs. 15 YOUTHS

V'.iV ...l.S.late tii y io 1 1 ed ." he n a and so widtdy srjtwo or I;ior n.irts

of the force an not support ra a other. Tor instance, the two Kus?i;in fleets, one i:i the Haiti.- s. a ar-i I the other in ho China sea. during (the T:uso-Ja;),inese war. were I widely pcparatc i that they could r,Pt ! support each other, or one po t a

I wie assistance of other before enemy oould attack.

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Korty-f.ve younsrstrra w?r rivfn employment during the mrn'h ef April through th'- efforts ':.n South Herd Vocational G;:! ! ir. bureau. Helen Dernr ach. Jurd -. -counselor. an:H'Unc(d Thür.-It y. TY Vocational (luidar.ee bureau whi h collaborates with the Jur'-cr c r i -. of tho l S. employment s-rv.-cave 12 interviews in the r,-.. durinc: April. new f-ci-tra?;-r. . xv ( revived and 47 help wan--! ca'.hs came into tho cttice About 4 1 of the your. esters were rft".rr.i to school. Mi? Iemhach f a 1 1.

n hotn tr.e Atlantic and tno ra-

' tie- ts wc have an equal num- : of division u:.its of the ships of ;!: different cbses, sa that should ti.' two fleets come together, either the Atlantic or th? Pacific ocean, i - tii of them can combine imniodiv.tlv into one tactical fleet, making

. h.c ru(i r. -v.p whole without the j Uchtes: did'culty. instead, of two j rr three divisions, thee would h't I

t-,.enty-odd divisions. Instead of four divisions of battleships, rh.-ro v c u!d be cisht division?. This c mbination of two fleets into one ha.; ! f 'Mi entirely fo-eseen and will be tarried out in cxerci.-cs with the two fleets combined into one.

combined fleet.

Xeetl of Competition. I learned after several years of service as secretary t-f the navy that a ."jpreme neol Is competition. Without competition ships and fleets 50 stale in periods of Ion peace. Place two admirals the bi?re?t and most ambitious men in the navv in command of the Pacific and Atlantic lit cts. Tell them that once in every yeir they will come tnpethefor a ficht simulatinc a war. and you will put all the men in both

fleets on their toes to win. Tho j jjy jn the hou?c of representative sirucg'.o for first place will prow tojjias dwindled fnwn to one. fe

ie tno pre at national ronies., iai ddon T. m:tn. 01 iwin t-M.f.

ONLY ONE SMITH NOJT REMAINS IN CONGRESS

WASnilXGT- N. May For th

first time in many years

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sentation of the national Smith f.im

outilistancdnc the interest in the annual football pames between the army anl the navy. Py this keen co mr edition, and in :io otlier way, will you make the American navy tit to flpht at any time and keep it in the pink of condition. (Another article by former Secretary Paulols will bo printed Sun-lay.)

Idaho, and is a lone survivor of f.vr from the !a: session. And sevrrr. others nf prexious s .---sions. rpr--sentative Smith has only one n- irrelative, P.eproientative- Smithwi- rv of riorida. In spite of that s'.icht moral support the Idaho mrmb-r still feels somewhat nlone.

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T Y THAT a curious thing a Etrange and barbarous thought is X that rhich prompts those who were made for love, to tie Love fast and gloat "apon his antics! Altogether proper i3 it to demand that Lovo "behave" and stay in his proper place.

The height of wisdom may be found in a calm understanding with his Rosy Majesty. But to rope Love's tender hands,, to manacle his elfin feet and then to play with Love ah, SOME day Love will be revenged, and one will wonier why she is so sad.

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IMiKCV WINS POST. r A ST IN (IS, Knc. May Ird tace Percy, brother of the duke Northumberland, won the I last --. bye-cleetion. according to an ouncement today. H- was forly an attache a the "Wasliinprmbasy and is a eoalition-mi-'t.

Daniels Tells of Thrilling Days When U-Boats Shelled U. S. Coast; Navy Organized Into 2 Big Fleets

PROMPT RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION

YENDELL'5

Vegetable Cathartic JVER PILLS unlr--ls ef (. j.l. an toll va if MiptTinril v of Wen. It Il'a VoLT -t tl'lt i hart b- 1 her l'Uls. a .ire 'onst ipated or I'.ill ii". or , Oil l.ell.l.. lit -i, lel'l ta-to '.II tlitli. foul l.ivatu or f.ol 1 1 1 1 1 :im I v oi s'i oiild lve WVlhbdl'j ep--. lavi-r rill n trial tool 'it No . ii prl'MTiy, ji aftor dNtre-s .lut asy. ropulrtr actin pr uuot .! n'Ii th. vtltaultlon of th4 !ne. , ikI-U'! ptfa!-le (-arthartl-- I. Ivor , iifv.T f(reo, and ':iniii't form a if. Th'-lr timi 1:111 ;'lx.ijs le do. .in-ei. trial will prove it. Welti, k's i'ut K.ite druc store er any 1 ln:','ist 2ö' Adv.

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The (reation of a strong Pacific fleet was the result of lonp consideration and study. Lons before tho world war, when Pear Admiral ameron Meltae Win.slow was made a full admiral and placed in e-om-mand of a Pacifio fleet, then nmall and containinp; no modern dreadnaupht. I directed him to make a study of the need.s of the Pacific, other of!icer9 were likewise instrueted to make similar studies. As a result, in 1014-15, I had decided to orpanie a powerful Pacific fleet, which could be united with the Atlantic fleet within a few days' notice. The world war postponed its creation. AVhcn the time came the expansion in ship construction had been so preat we were able to constitute two flot.", each havinp IS", ships; apprepatinp for each ..l,."..noo tons, cr 100.000 more tonnape in each fleet than composed the whole fleet which "Fiphtinp Hob'' Ilvans took around the world on that famous voyage ordered by

Pres't Roosevelt. Wa ruins; to the World. With tho completion of the ships authorized in the three-year propram our navy will have strenpth linequalcd by my other nation; and the fleet, when combined, will he an armada which will compel respect, and, I trust, be a warn in p to any nation not to emulate Germany's preed for world conquest. The decision of the navy department to orpanize and establish a new Pacific fl?et of strenpth equal to the Atlantic fleet Is based on sound reasons, both stratepical and administrative. The results of having the entire navy organized inn two prand fleets, the Atlantic and the Pacific, will nndoubtedly preatly improve the efficiency of the nay a.s a whole, clue to the fact that more war problem excrclw on a larpe scale can be carried out during a year's work, and these exer-cis-es can also be conducted on the two oceans which are on the shores of the UniUl States. In addition

the spirit of competition in the results to be obtained in tarpet practice, enpineerinp records and other various forms cf fleet exercises and tralninp will undoubtedly produce a fine effect on the morale, and thereby preatly increase the peneral efficiency. Navy ".Vol" Ditiricil. It is a mistake to speak of the navy as "divided" into two fleets, in the sense that two fleets are widely separated, and therefore, do not support each other. The more correct expression is to say that the navy is orpanUed in two preat fleets, each composed of tho same number of divisions of the various types of ships which po to make up tlfit tactical organization called a fleet. This is true because the Panama canal permits iho two fleets, at all times, to b in close touch with each other. I'ither fleet could be sent from the maiu stratepical positions on one coast to those positions in the other coast, within comparatively few days, and as this period is less than that in which any enemy of any important fJtrencth could attack either one of our seacoast?, it is evident that in no way does the two-fleet orginization plan weaken the protection of either rf our coasts. As a matter of fact, this plan of organization greatly in-

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They're the regular $2.50 quality. We sold hundreds of these shirts Five Dollar Day. To clean out the entire lot quickly we're going to sell them Saturday at only Three for $5. 00

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Hats

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There's a golden opportunity

for 250 men to save from $10 to

5 on suits Saturday. We

an entire lot from a well maker. Bought them

and they're here ready for

V'.' tSvt; you Saturday, priced at only

Right now in this 'in-between season every man needs a soft hat. But you need not pay a "King's Ransom" for such a hat. Here you can get the niftiest and best hat you ever had on your head a "Vernon Special" for only

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Every Inch a Clothing Store

Palmolive S-O-A-P 5 BARS

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$1 .50 Bungalow APRONS 77d

S6-S7 Geors:eit8 and!

TtliOOLET'E BLOUSES

l.V mst eiiderftll ussert-

niMit of handsome mow I'.Ior.ses, liand rmlroidert'd, and traid trimmed, in over blouse and tie-baek styles; all colors; all sizes, at

Women's up to $3 A fj) MIDDY BLOUSES E -ÖS

UP TO $5.50 GEORGETTE AND TRICOLETTE

BLOUSES I'.eaiitifiil peorpotte and tric olette Silk I'diiiii s ; les' frein - il irTer. tit stylos; a 1 sizes, all color! :it

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WOMEN'S $3.00 VAN RAALTE

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Wettiea's tili .-ill silk Hi-.. unjiratitoed iielo--tructilde, and a. tu;il v Mik ... tor -1 .'.'s, in al! rojnrs. si;'.es to la' nt

WOMEN'S $1.00 FIBRE SILK HOSE

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Women's tire II., ia all

Sizes ;

Mini :

i:al $1.1) silk at

WOMEN'S 69c BURSON LISLE HOSE

Wenion's fine "Unr- . gm fJ J hvn" IIoM, in hl.ick. i g ft Jrt Itovmi nr prey, al- f BH 'jrfb wldto. all 7"; j' actual ,',V prade jf

Saturday Will Be a BUSY DAY

in Our Beady-to-Wear Depart.

WOMEN'S UP TO $35.00 SMART 7- COATS-CAPES

.a : W-R-A-P-S

Siiih beautiful V.'rnfs an-i

-v,;. ' oats were never euere. :n anv time In South 1'iid for

, A S1-.7.; choose Hum T'Trcoiis

J loeklupr wrappy efforts, cm-

KSiX-Vi:u'Ml liro Mcrcd and riiiiorea tu

tiU&:iSSttdii c.otli and many other

pole

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UP TO $22.50 Coats Wraps One rack of handsome Wrap, in wool velours, and many otlier ln.nterl il. included nr.' oats rind c.ipes, nil silk lined, ;ill h.i.Ies at

UP TO $42.50 Coats Wraps -rn.tlier rack of eonts. e.npes and wraps, in I5o!ivia. trlcotine, wool velours, French 'Ieth and lloniesjiuns, at

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JUST IN FROM NEW YORK UP TO $10.00 TRIMMED

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GIRLS' REAL $2 TRIMMED HATS

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WORTH TO $6 jjggj

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WOMEN'S $3.00 THOMPSON'S

Wnmrn's famous "Thomp

son's ;ivo Kitting C.rpct

!. t.inL or wliite. Ill iroiiT o

h.a. k'l.up; all siz. In Idir medium and low bust at ..

;$1 98

WOMEN'S $4.00 FINE e n n c r T c

Women's fine 'm-

VOradrd nnd

"li-CvXi'oiitil Corsets.

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hlte. at .

WOM'S BANDEAUX

OR BRAIS5IERS

,iUi! OR BRAIS.S rL ,vi '.Vo'n' tine p:t,.; aV'-Vi r.-'H'-eaux er l'.r HX ' ; a : :. rs. In all

1 sizes, hi 11 mv n. : ill .it

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SPECIAL! 200 Beautiful $20, $25, $30 & $35

SILK DRESSES TAFFETAS, SATINS, GEORGETTE CREPES, CREPE DE CHINES lf!i) of the prettiest Presses ever assembled in one lot, at one pri'o ro low as this; twenty distinctive new Spring Mvles.

marvelous selection, no matter from w hich ansrlo you look ;t It Hlh iiewest shades, in material

iisieu anove at

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$22.50 PRETTY SILK DRESSES Silk Dresses, the kind that T'i wouici ordinarily pay 2) and J2U..V) for i;nd in many rases much more: mostly Hamide, one of a kind In crepe de chine, matins, taffetas and others at '.t SIO.OO

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$40.00 SAMPLE SILK DRESSES Two racks of women's new sii'c Irees of finest figure. 1 foi; lards, taffeta 5. satins, erp-i 'e meteor and peorsrette.

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$17o5Q

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Women's $1.75 Fine Muslin Gowns, Chemises

and Petticoats

beautiful trlmmel Muslin Wear, front or back with tinegt laces, rm?rollerv and ribbon: actual Ü..V atid ?2..V) values, at

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Women's $1.50 Satin CAMISOLES Women's fine satin Camln)!c". in I'lnk er blue, nratl.r trimmed: nil ?i7e

Wom's $2 Envelope CHEMISE n ble talde full of Knvelop. Chemisej, In pink or white, all f!e; emltroblery and 'a-e trimmed at S1.69

100 YJom's Beautiful 340, S45

AND S50 BEADED

men's SI. 50 Onion Sei

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Men's Real 20c Half Hose.l2V'2C Men's 50c Belts, Suspenders 39c Real $2 Muslin Night Shirts $1.29 Men's Finest $2 Pajamas . .$1.69 Finest $1.00 Silk Ties at 49c Best $1 Athletic Unicn Suits 79c

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V.'e pi;r di.'ise.l j u r lr, SlUt' f.'l Manufacturer who wa- prs-l f.-r cah and at a .'"O.l pri e. We will t!-ce beautiful lea-lei Suits at oiiiy 2. In many ntylr to sf'e-'t from ia triotlr.e or series at

Women's $20 SUITS Or," b! ra-': f w f''v. .v'r. handf'ine new Spring s ti i t s ; c !i (i ii s r r e, :, :u a n y hhai'.es; acu.il and -T Spring S.i:ts f r a Ten Dollar Tdll

$65 Beaded SUITS MV.m n'a beautiful beaded WO J. triv-otine Suit?, in navy only:

many tfyles t

ejert from at 37.50

Girls up to $8 Spring COATS AT

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and e'hers, all

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GIRLS' UP TO $12

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to It year?, all

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GIRLS' $2 GINGHAM

DRESSES

Girls' .reft?

f; rho.,;n fr.m

Kj'Cfial at ..

Boys' $1 5 2-Pant

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Boys Straw Hats . . . 59c

r Boys' Wash Suits . .SI. 98 Boys' Wool Pants . . .98c Boys Union Suits . . .39c

Boys' Ribbed Hose . .35c

Boys' 51.00 Waists . .79c

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