South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 135, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 May 1921 — Page 2

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Germany Welcomes Attitude Taken By British Premier

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th mitih premier's utterances were the mrt -welcome nws that hajs ben imparted to the G-erman peoplo icnce the war. Their effect wan doubly powerful because they found the young repub'.ic in the thrown of deep despondency, ccca!ond bv Hwlin's frjbmlion to the

i reparations ultimatum That they came from the lips or the leading allied Ftatesman. who for years has been the target for hymns of hate and venomous caricature In the M.me papers which today .an? onys of euology In his honor, also added to th dramatic !fect of the news report.. lrc C'omimnts. Report and rumors of "Rapprochement" between Germany and Croat Britain which yesterday were only hinted at in whl-prrs among the "initiated" were today a general topic of open discussion. On the other hand, con.rvativo observers viewed the momentous news about the. htetory-makir.g parliamentary Kfcsion with unconcealed misgivings. They feared that this encouragement from the strongest man In the entont". hLs ?j-mpathetic words for Germany and his .sharp censure of Poland for her agrc.sive conduct in Upprr Silesia would promptly provo an inestimable boon to the reactionaries who still dream of re-es-tabMshinsr a military' empire and who in tne la?t few weeks have done much sabre rattllnpr, threatening "open war" on Poland- It was manifest to all who are familiar with the situation that heartening a.s is the attitude of Iiritain'a political chieftain. It presents at the am-e time the danger of putting fresh wind Into tho flapping Kails of the kaieri.sts and that the German provcrnment faovs a period In which both a firm hand and the utmost tack and diplomacy will be necessary, failing which a new crisis might come that would readily ppoil all that the republic has gained with such dramatic overnight suddenness. Vcrmclto Shows Adjust Claim; Will Leave Today When the Ycrmelto's greater shows pack up Sunday preparatory towards moving on to the next city, apparently there will be no legal bars In South Hend to restrain them from blithely proceeding on their way. Ill luck which attended their stay in South Bend seems at least temporarily to have been lifted from the show. Attachment proceedings Instituted against the carnival by the St. Joseph County Fair St Amusement Co. for the alleged failure of the company to pay the concession fee for showing at the Interstate fair at Springbrook lat September, were dismissed Saturday. Clarence Vermelto, president of the corporation, answered the summons and made an adjustment of the 1639 bill, resulting in the writ of attachment being dismissed. Three Seamen Badly Hurt W hen Army Boat Blows Up Uv International News Service:'NEW YOIUC May 14. Army patrol boat, No. 4 6, an oil burner. anchored alongside of army pier No. 5. Koboken, blew up today and first reports received by the police Mid that two or posa'.bly three members of the crew were missing. Two of them were paid to have been sishted in the cabin wreathed l:i rlames. One man was rescued from the burning deck and two others were pulled out of the water where they were blown by the force of the explosion. The trio were rushed to a hospital. 79e BUY Gingham or Percale BUNGALOW APRONS ;kk! Styles, nlorly trimmed Ridenour's Factory l-iit Way no Sr. . One block from Michigan.

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And Man is Now Blamed for Our Milady's Styles Claims the Masculine Sex Responsible For Short Skirt?.

ry United Trui: CHICAGO. May 14. The reason girls dre.s in narrow knee-length skirts wa revealed today. Th d restless sex curious man sits hidden behind the lingerie counter and pulls the string that regulates the length of milady's skirt.. Visits to Chicago's greatest stylenetting stores today showed that men design the styles, even to th? rnot minute detail and that girls have very little to say as to what they wear. For Instance. Luclle. Itd.. one of the firms that has much to do in originating styles, was vl5ited. "May we Interview I,ucille ?" the girl behind the hairpin counter I was asked. Lucille was Introduced. Iucille wore a falt and pepper suit. Lucille pr.ioked a cigar. Lucille was a man. T. J. Duggan. alias Lucille Ltd., has much to do in setting the etyles that shock the nation. These are the latest stlcs, according to tho man who helped creato them: "The ridiculously narrow and atrociously short skirt 19 gone where the wood-bine twineth and I sincerely hope it will not be revived until dear old Gabriel blows his trumpet. "The sleeveless and extremely decollette evening gown Is unfortunately but unquestionably popular and one might venturo to eay that as evening gowns, they are wonjerful bathing suits." UNTANGLE WEB OF CLUES TO ROBBERY Police Trace Quartet's Alleged Activities Over Two Central States. Considerable progress in unknotting the tangled snarl of clues surrounding the arrests on Monday morning of Peter. Alex and Mike Wroblewskl with William Lukaszcwlcz and In finding out the owners of the goods and the modes of operations of the alleged thieves was made on Friday by Dttectivo Scrgt. Koczorowski. he said Saturday. Koczorowski and a detail of detectives spent much of their time Friday on this work and have discovered thev say that the men arrested have ot been confining their activities t iis alone but extending them to t in much surrounding territory. Seven of nc 29 automobile tires that were found virtually in the possession of the men it was discovered by Koczorowski belong to Holycross &. Nye, dealers in automobile accessories on Main & Lasalle st. The tires were taken from a freight car in the New York Central 3'ards. They were consigned to the local firm from the Racine. Wi.s., Auto Tire Co. Along with the tires. It Is said by the police, about 25 pairs of shoes were taken. It was first thought that these shoes were taken from a local store at a robbery a short time ago but this theory was discredited by the latest developments. The remaining 22 tires, it is believed come from battle Creek, Mich. It Us &ald that the four men arrested extended their operations to that city and transported them to South Bend. Whether they have accomplices In Michigan is a question that has not yet been solved. The mystery of the truck which the men used has been cleared up by Sergt. Koczorowski who announced that Peter Wroblewski was In the employ of a plumber, W. M. Lodyga. 1 HO 4 W. Division st. It is said that when the Buick which the men were using to transport the goods to the home of the elder Wroblewskl's on Crumstown rd., broke down, the three men went to Lodyga's place and took the truck out of his garage It was when they were running the truck to the scene of the broken down Buick that they were apprehended. MARK FAKE MONEY BUT IT "GETS BY" Testimony Too Deep forj Court, However, and Defendant is Freed. Two Serbians were pitted apraint each other in city court Saturday morning. Two interpreters, including Wypiplnskl. cave up tho tak of straining into English any tangible nough from their testimony to form oae before the court. Therefore. Joo Peles. 3 42 3. Scott sr.. the defendant, was . discharged. The nearest possible accurate account of the dispute obtainable follows: Joe Dersch. a wwt elde boarding house keeper, charged Peles with trying to pass "fake" money on him. He offered in evidence a greenback, upon which was printed the words. 'Thoney Mazuma; You Can't Pass Me." Peles apparently passed it and Dersh had him arrested. Peles told in broken rbian that he purchased three "white mulrs" from Dersh. who told him. he said. t ii was the beat in town. He denied ! having anything to do with the fake" money, saying that he gave Iersh a good one-dollar bill for the drinks. He aeniei the charge of Dersh that he owed him money for a board bill and that he tri d to pay it with the worthless prent ack. applicants m:vAiin. WEST ORANGE. N. J.. May 14. Thomas A. Edison, wizard inventor, who has been bedfast this week, owing to a cold, today hAd dashed off a new set of miscellaneous "general knowledge" questions to baffle Job applicants at his factories, where h personally does part of the hiring and firing.

MAY SEIZE RICHES TO PAY WAR DEBTS

German? Plan to Conflate Jewels to Pay Allied Indemnity. By International News Serri e: HLRLIN. May 14. Germany will confiscate the go!d. diamonds and rearls t l.cr citizens for the purpose of ; iing the idemnlty to the allies If It. MathiaU Erztergcr has his way. The f:-:cr vice-chancellor ard finance minister is bitter'.y hated in wide, classes because he was more than any other individual responsible for Germany's signing the Versailles treaty, and furthermore because lie is the author of an exhaustive confiscatory tax fystem. He remained in the background during the past year, content to "pull the wires." The correspondent asked him what he had to say to the prcs comment from all quarters, especially to such assertions as Wirth. Lrzbercer's straw man jumps when I.rzoerger pulls the wins and "Wirth is ;rzberger's other self." Erzberger smiled as he replied "Herr Wirth has long been my friend and I can say he has been my political pupil." All Europe Is looking to Erzberger instead of the Wirth, to learn the policy of the new German government. Next week he is to make a series of speeches in South Germany which will be comparable to the American presidential campaign speeches. It is reported Wirth will offer his patron a cabinet pcM. probably tho reconstruction portfolio, but Erzberger, it is beheved, will refuse to accept it. Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH SKIN WHITE Siurff the juiti' of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of harmless and delightful lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beauty and whiteness of jour skin. Famous stage beaut ie.5 use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-white complexion, also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because it doesn't Irritate. Adv't. tt 1021. H.S97 11.700 IU.175 12.138 (J8.983 11.119 10.2S7 yens 1.,00 I. woo . . .Din ,0b 0 J32-: 4C0 142 f31 .105 Is-: J

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SILVER WARE for the Bride. A 26-piecc Set in a Fine Case $6.00

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A Handsome Line of Suits at $50 each. For this price one would not expect the high quality offered in these garments. They aac mostly navy in the latest styles, becomingly trimmed. Sizes 14 to 46. Your kind of a Suit is in the group.

Splendid Coat and Wrap Values at $25 a garment. These are well made Serge Coats in a pleasing variety of models. We seldom have an opportunity to offer such fine values as these. 2 - r

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tnvgrt Your Monty Near Horn. lng on tho line of roa4 has llitlo advanThere aro many advantages in invent-J tage over any one else, beea,ui; comiele "W !ng money near home. Of course. If the and reliable reports aro availablo to all 1 7, lnveetor's l:cm town Is small, a prudent;! investors. I. dlverslücatlcn vrould rcciutro that a large" part of his holdings be located elsewhere, and oven tho rWdent of a largo city should make Bomo Investments far from homo for the same reason. But, as tetween two Investments otherwise about equal In security end Income yield, th ono near homo is the better. SuppOEO that tho Investment In Question ts a real estate mortgage. If the mortgaged property Is in the Investor's homo town r.e can go to it from time tortlie and know whether it Is fully rented &nd "fcert in a gocyd stato of repair. In tho ewe of a utility company bond, Jt is a great advantage to tho investor to know whether the plants are icept In a good state of operating efficiency, whether the company ha the good will of citizens and keeps on good terms with tho authorities. If a company is letting its property run down In order to pay dividends the bonds are in danger. Bondholders living in tho same town would learn of euch a condition long before it became publicly known, and they cou'.d tell out with little or no loss.

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Graduation Dresses Are Here Wc are now presenting a lovely collection of the most charming Frocks for Graduation. They arc dainty, youthful styles in crisp Organdies and Georgette Crepes. Ruffles and full skirts make them particularly attractive. They have short sleeves and are trimmed in self and net lace. Our line of sizes runs from M

the prices from $16.50 to $27.50.

The May Sale of Girls' Coats The reductions we are making during this big May Sale encourage the thrifty woman to purchase her daughter's Coat now. We are offering Tweeds, Polos, Silk Poplins, Serges and Checks in Coats and Capes of becoming new models, which have sold as high as $16.50. Our May Sale prices are $5.00 and $9.50.

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man living near by has tbo advantax.

He can eeo the property. If It la a drainage district he can form an opinion aa to whether tho owners ot tho land will bo amply able to pay tho tax. If It ia a atreet pavement or wer, ho can know whether the abutting property is Improved or If It ls a epecula-tlvo subdi

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- Times Wants

Storr-Wide M A Y S A L E S Now Running. L nusual Off Lvrry Department

Toilet Goods Specials (For the coming week) Scmpray JoA;e-Nay Complexion Cakes regular 60c size for 39c. Auditorium Bath Soap, I 5c a cake, 2 for 25c, or $1.25 a dozen. Schratz Bath Powder 35c pize for 25c.

Free Instruction Mrs. J. W. Glynn, expert from the Minerva Yarn Co., will he in our Art Section, 3rd floor, all of this week to give special instruction in knitting and crocheting. Her services are free to all. AdverHsrment Sv.' c

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