South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 128, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 May 1921 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

CLAIMS DANGER OF PHILATHEA GLASS i THE NEWEST

PANIC IS REMOVED PRESENTS PLAY'

STEP

By Juanita Hamel

orruin i run c i.onrnum Siippr.fit Maritime Policy fsr I'nitrd State.

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t ; ii a i r. f" 'f a Ji : irT i tl pir.ir has -1;. .;. !r :. s-'tnl ar;-l :..- lil ':'!!!. n i v f ii i : .'' .' . ri i r i i "t ni' -Ti'-'i im I.ur.'p ' '". ri'irr.ia! con-iiti'-r.- v.-i'l 1 restored. However. It t. i r 'J. that r ionth1- may Vipw- :')(! !"( ' .'-.iry ! i i : i i 1 1 .' t i ' n ! ii"'T. a f f oni pi'.-he.J. '":u- ! . i.il :n.l fir, i :el 1 int-r-st -. n. .i while, r .olvi.r-.l to r.frai. lrou h ay ill-aid vi- 1 expansion whl' h wt.ul nullify the prfof no efforts t. i .t( the country ha' k into paths of sif'.-ty and canity. A nurn-f-.ee f ma Mifac; urerl articles, it was !fc!aral, rt-rnain too hlh in ron of production t( nimiKtc In neutral Iii irkrf., while agriculture products have hecn reduciM to pre-war Vvols. liiwcv( r, no rr.MljutiJT-nt can he complete without reduction of oitf of air transportation hothlfor ilujinTtio anI export shipment. The following American maritime pr.lley was outlined: 1. Hrtntion of povrrrmfnt - own-c-fl rhlps urtil Mich time a thoy can ho oM advantageously. 2. Ships which cannot he chartorrd on a haro hoat basis or time charter should b laid up pending revival of world commerce.

-M. S ii f hoi . wax !h t:tl- f th- rhurn;ir.s litt!- play in f ii r .ft thit u .i j j.i' s- n t ' hy th-I'hilath'-i i !a.c fif th" V."c-tinlntT I'ra Hhyr. r i in h jrch Ii iday r.iKht in

!!. aui!itor;U!ii of th'" Mif n.-; : fhni. Mcr than .",00 tickrM w r. t sold prior to th n rforma nr r. ;tr.-l' tfir- il.M.r rt-o ipt.s w-rc larre. Th i f r forma nr was pivn for th' h n - I

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DISCUSS PROBLEM OF DISARMAMENT

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Mix II . M. Morse ar.d (fvii: X-u- J werth actd ax mat h'.rf, and worked, with th following nv: Mi.--fi Mar-j p-irft firy.r, M rs. Hul Whitron;!. I Mr Karl Y(-M. Miss 1 1. If n .1. Millrr. j Mrs. Hazel Ilaufilurn. Mr.-. Halj I Dunnahoo. Miss M,ir;n riic Stemm. I Mist Mari- Coff. Mjs K.ithcr.n'1 I'T-h. Mi's l:es--ir- Hammond. rvilli- Nfuwrrih, Herbert A lie m.. p. p. i T. 1 r,i. Prank Fleck. C r.ild Toms' and i'linton M itlirun I The .tf.ry of the play op' r rnd j the f irnllv ff Delavons. who d' in an oll cf.untry f luti. that had) c-as.-l tri pay. Mr. I J t r,i was a ! drramv srU nti-t, 'vhr..,' shoes never ; matched, and his wife, though inor ' practical. rathe.- liseoijra..'d. j Their daughter wax tiyin to t i i

.-c:ai nimerny. witnont thf proper winss. Their rejj enation w;n brouRht ahout by a wealthy vr,un P' rfon. Constan'T r).rey, who drojiIed in one day. and put the club on a paying bask. Ibrndrs patenting Mr. I) davon-. reat x. ientifir discovery, she unearthed a bank robher. and had a love affair on the Hide. As an amateur theatrical, the play wa exceptionally weil done. The Westminster orchestra played number of selections betten acts which added to the success of the i vent.

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AmaatIur Harvey to Takr I'ii Ouestion WitlASuprcnic Council. t'.y International Nws Sorvlfp WASHINGTON, May T. n of the tirt nmttf rs of rrvJ.jr lntrnaina.il Importanco which Col. Ceorpe Harvey, acting as the persnnuil repr.entitiv of the president of tho fnitcd States, will brinpr to til- attent,r,. of the inter-allied s'lprrnr-' i-..e.n'-i! jx the rnatter of universal or 'approximate" disarmament. Tliix lx the .dear under standing tuevallins: here tday anion? thos j the nate ami house who hav en i-onistently advocating that

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Army and Navy Union Plan? Proprain at St. Hedwige Hall Sunday Night.

Sunday nisht at Ft. Hedwice hall on s. Scott st.. the Lottie a. Zell garrison of the Army and Navy union will stHRO a vaudeville performance under the personal direction of S. IC. Krzyz.miak who for a number of years has been identified with organization work and amateur theatricals anions; the younger residents of the west side. The director lias arranged a program of eight mimborx which jrivespromise of bcin? the most elaborate event jet attempted by the ex-scrvice men. The orchestra will be under the direction of H. II. I'aet: and will

administration initiate steps to ; consist of 11 piei es. Rehearsals for a .eoeral conference of the na- j the. vaudeville have been held twice

t! nx m Washington, ith few ex-i a week for the last two months and -ption. the authors of the half j tho performers are perfectly familiar ' t n icolLitionx on tl-.e subject now ! with their parts necordin? to a p jidin: have agreed to defer fur- ! stati nient made Saturday mornin? Ix i presinc: for action until the by Mr. Krzyzaniak.

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only two to dance or to learn the very latest look on with doting eyes no matter who i3 the conceit of the floor for flying feet ami fastly other one what zest is there when HE is not here

heating hearts. But no matter hew eagerly one to make the porcct dancing TWO?

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IN IRISH PROBLEM!--As I rcsidrnt of Lintia

Ajcciican representatives at the In addition to the one act playc uncil t Vilex of Europe have .sound- ( b tP, the blackface c omedians and

I out sentiment over mere. me song nance ariuis. trie manage-;

S, n. I'.onib if Idaho, author of a ment has announced an extra added lider to the n ial appropriation bill ! attraction in the local American whi.di j rovide.x for a "naval holi- ! Region quartet which will introduce day' letwten the u'reat powert ia number of popular and patriotic C.reat Uritain. Jaiun and the 1'. S. J uir. - is anion,: thos' who have not Fie;-I The advance ale of tickets has nihed their willincr.t xx to allow the been unusually heavy. The performmatter to co over. iance ix scheduled to start at S Thi-re wax considerable specula-j o'clock, t on today whether the Idaho sena-

t.r. will deter to the known wishes or

May Ak Bourne to Request j

De alrra to Present ProhIcins in London.

in abeyance I

Kansas IT heat Seriously

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The administration In the lan- , -Hl.. of Pres't Hanlins: himself is ! pv 1'nitrd Tress: "very ordiilly d;spfvnl" toward. T H'HKA, Kan?., May 7. Much disarmament. Tho president, how-j Ivans is w heat is badly damaKed and wer. los not feel that the present will not make more than seven or a propitious time to initi ite steps ; i'ht biishelx to the acre, a special In thi direction because of the un- j report issued by the täte board of t-ettled condition of the world. nrii ulture today quoted (l-nrfio H. ! Wald of Uice county as savins:

"Apparently, nearly all of the wheat is at a standstill In ennvth and much is joiner back," Wald r -ported. "Some of it on loose ground 1 dyinc; " The p"or crowing sean was hl mied for the poor condition of the wheat. Weather conditions were libnnvmal all 'Vinter and spring.

Charges Slovenliness;

Wife Ash's Divorce

r.ffual of her husband to bathe for Inns period. of time, or shave ..- have Iii- hair cut. aNo h. r ftis il t . wash hi hand and f u . for d lys. tbix allowed slovenliness teintf .no

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and as a n-x-.i.t of a:. tn; h,,.,;:;! tr. aimrrt sh- Mittend i . ncas biaakdown rcs.;ltiru- ii underoin ho.-pi'al trc.itm- nt m.x ; . k-i to rei o f r. -j.ippo.! n,nnc du

1 Mathe.' ?n s'i- i r.y buyincr your years supply of

lins. M :i t h ia efhc sup'.i"S and tixturrx at thv low

prices b.inc made by Shirly-IJey-nolds. -M W. JetTerson. who i coins cut of Miiness you can sae money. :.9 7-;

Itr International News Service: L.t)NL))X. May 7. Ihislish acclesiastics of the L'atholic faith are taking an important part in the newIrish peace riovemer.t. A ineetins of prelates was held here this mornins when it wax proposed to send a deleKition to Cardinal Hourne, sussestins that the cardinal formulate an invitation to llamon DeValera, "president of the Iris'a republic." to come to London to canvass the whole peace issue It had been reported that l"'V.ikra was on his way to London r.nd would arrive today, but British othcials professed ignorance of the proposed visit. "We w ill nevt r cou.se to maintain that there is a community of interest between our countrymen in the northeastern ro'-ner of Ireland and the people of .outherr. Ireland," said IWalera in a conciliatory article which he wrnt for the Irish Independent. This article was res.'rded in some circles as a peace feeler to the I'nionists of llt r. an opinion that was borne out by the conference between IWalera and James Crai,'. leader of th-; IHster Unionists at Dublin. The Ulster UnionlstM issued a manifesto sussestlrt-r that, after the elections to the northern Ireland, and southern Ireland parliaments, that both b'sislatu'Ts be combined to

IiNDd.V, May 7. lr. Sur. Vat Sen J.as been ir.ausurat.-d president cf China at Canton, in the presence of a vask multitude and amidst enthusiastic scenes siid a dispatch from Hor.s Ke ns today. Dr. Sun Yat wax one of the chief leaders of the Chinese revolution which overturned the i Id Matvhu imperial irovernment 10 years afro, After the revolution he served as the first provisional president of China. Since that time a hostile -division has crown up betwien Northern and South i n China.

ins wax Struck by ar. auto: lobile j driven by the defendants. The plain- ; tiff, in his complaint filed Saturday j in superior court No. 1, alleged that he suffered severe inj uries includins compound fractures of both his i h ex. He further charses that his injuries have incapacitated him fince :

that time.

ASKS SW.000 FOR liSJURY V CRASH

Damascs of $10,000 n re sousht by Alex Nasy from Joseph Tomrinfl and John Tompkins for injuries alleged to have been sustained on Nov. IS. HiL'O. by the plaintiff when the automobile in which he was rid-

Kddy iSarned President Of Civic Federation i K. H. Eddy was elected president of the Civic Federation for the fol- j

,o.vins year at the montnly meetins of the federation held in the school

administration buildins Friday I niprht. I Other.x who were elected were.

I'.artlett, vice president, ;

Frank MeClave. secretary

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and treasurer. Mrs. Carry Kreaser ! wa.s recommended to the school ! board for representative on the ree- j nation committee. j Following the elrcticn of ofhecrs ! business was discussed and plan ! were made to hold an "international ' birthday party" July 4 for civic rec- i opnition of men f nd women liecom- I ins citizens durins the past four j vears. ;

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WANTED High grade retail shoe salesman. Wonderful opportunity for willing worker. State ago and experience. Address Box 37, News-Times.

For The Bride

Claucr's offer a large assortment x of attractive pieces in Silverware. You will find real delight in a visit to our store. The very newest designs in both sterling and plated ware are here.

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Built for Enduring Performance One look at the sturdy seven-inch frame with its stout cross members is enough to assure you that the Oldsmobile Four is built for rugged endurance. You arc not surprised at its riding ease when you notice the extra long springs that cradle this car low for better balance. These outward signs of strength and comfort suggest the unseen goodness that begins to impress you the minute you touch the throttle. Then indeed do you appreciate why so many people have emphatically revised their ideas of vaiue since they began to drive this attractively priced four-cylinder Oldsmobile.

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Cravcnctte CLOTH COATS $25.00 and $29.75

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Gowns and Undergarments for Children Specially Priced for the May Sales Children's and Misses Gowns daintily trimmed in lace and embroidery. These come in the slip-over or button front styles with long or short sleeves. Values to $2.00 for 98c each Children's Drawers in sizes 2 to 1 2 trimmed with lace and embroidery. Straight or knickebocker knee. Values to 85c for 39c and 49c each Misses' Drawers in sizes 12, 14 and 16. These arc made of fine grade Muslin and are lace and embroidery trimmed. Pure Fibre Silk Tuxedos Values to $1.00 for 59c each $10.00 to $18.50 These chilly evenings make you feel the need of a Sweater. Our showing is unusually attractive this Spring. The models seem prettier than ever before. They are ribbed, block and plain stitched and have flat or braided girdles. All colors.

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Beautiful Net Waists $5.95 A special shipment of these lovely Waists has lately arrived and we are now presenting a particular new style that is unusually attractive. It has the Dutch neck, round collar, is lace trimmed, has short sleeves and buttons in the back. Don't fail to see these pretty newcomers.

Many New Flouncings Our 1 .ace Department hrn a new showing of Orcamli Flouncing 1 ucks and Rufflr. They are inches wide and come in Yellow. Licht Blur, Navy, Orchid. Pink and Lavender $3.00 to $5.75. There are also new ATiite Net Flouncings. 40 inches wide, made with ruffles and tucks $3.00 to $4.50. Ginghams and Percales In the Domestic Department you will sec a handsome array of materials from which you can make attractive Dresses for yourself and your children and at such a very low cost, half to three-fourths less than it was last year. 32 inch Zephyr Ginghams in plaids, checks, stripes and all plain colors 35c a yard. 2 7 inch Ginghams in plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors. No finer patterns shown in the city 19c and 2 5c a yard. 36 inch Percales in light and dark patterns. Beautiful stripes tor shirts and waists 19c, 22c, 25c and 33c a yard.

Soap Specials A h.-iii '"ur,l of Violet

i f IIo- ".1 ( l -e.- nutter- i' milk cr 'i;i Aimnrtil SV4 Ij fer !". This i th.- 1 irK'.'M !, har i f hi'h ial" Soap cvtr 'y o!'1 rel for 1 '. I I M.l.le t.V the l'.i'.ui (lie '; Soa j ( 'o t .

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K Je S Root Beer The Helzht of Coo.lne?.

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