South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 142, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 May 1921 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SUNDAY. MAY 22. 792T

DE GRACA IM PLEA 'Prcsybtay Hears ;WILL SECEDE FROH Famih' of Millionaire Maid

FOR BRAZIL TRADE t!lt,fpm ORGAMIZATIOW.Hrf Confessed Robber, Will Br'S 1 . liKli I 1 Li ZUU . O. 7 7 TT , fl 7 ;a!re husband.

nn r.iy cards. I nver touched a car' in my life and would not per

mit my children to play."

she ha done

but I -will tsliek

d her million-

Admiral Point. Out Nrnl of j ArrlI.r( of KIinjll? "Grrtna Steam-hip Lim From . at i i 1 ; Urrrn at -Maryland Arw Orlcaii. . j I ir-on;rT,

Notre ir.e

r.lzr.t a rrr' -nt iü'.f r-f th" r!r i::;:,in ?"vrr,w r.t. Adrr.lr.il J. Lr.r!vro Iaf .ra.'-a. who v'.ve ar: n Mrin WnhIr:?ton hill or. Th". Ku-r:.

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fc r. i "cvfril rjT"-'' r.'.i ' : South P'Tvl nr. l Ml-1 vs -a aka

Preo Hn;: h.a .". Admiral Iaf;rar;i riv a Irlf J h.wori ul ar.d

r- ernr hlr.il rutüii" nf Ilm c...a!ry. frn.'i its t ' v r-ry until the j.ri'r-- r.t

V. i'-i.t. . I"ri: WiN'i.XA I.AKi:, lirl., Miy 21. M ir;. .ihi .5 "i:;:irr vir..: l.arsMt" went

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Th-

Mi-ouri !f-t to Lrav- Order

Due to Arnv-t of Officer in lins Litv.

Si and bv Her to the Finish

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n'M' iN. Mr... May ül. M rr.T.'-r 1 co:.f.v- .1 i l l. of S'uth Kr.d X. . No. X.O-.2. Or,! r I yally l. y .er today as of OV.s. r.; t!.:s city h.v. votr 1 ;rr;:?..d rf .st.-a'.ir.s $-",'-ju

f iT.iiiy !

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n to 5tcnl,- Mrs. (

Mr?. Jame? Cardan, a 20 jrar old daughter and a bride of a fe.v week., falntee". when pha heard her mother was arrested. As won as yhe

ISvas revived she hurried to her

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cor. -If fro::,

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hon.- h'-M j.'öo-.-. Two chil i r- :i I i-r h-t.l.-.r.d re-

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nunc if ;-h- was a 1 :.:': 1. or a ki- lo-

.,.,.r.. i',('rt f tJ.f i'rv !.- ri;.:i r huri h.

fic-vf-ral yrars .aero ft." If v. .Mr,:. ..... v ... i. ... .

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. H . i O " - ' r-..i , . j " ...... . .. - t'a:r ! tvat Iir.Lz!: is lart fr than lhi:it('y r.arrj rloja rs who do.ipo.i

Ur.Itrd trAfi without A '.-"'a a. .'Hid to

f.- n itioral h- .ila'J-',.r!'' :

further ülutrate thi poir.t. h" lr.trorturo'! n. PttiJor.t at tt.n university !hn : a:o from I'Jrf.zli. hut vhv Korn- in r.i.r' r to ,V".v Vo.-i: than it I5 t' th ;idr.-:ra!" hfTi". ''TJ; cr.-.'Jt'.ilf n r f l'.r.v.il." h iM th fjicakf r, ' n prartSral;;- thf fim a: that if th l'fiitr.1 Ft:it s. aft r w?:."h it rprr.:. Cr.o natiMri'ilr;r f-at:.:r o! th con,'titut!f'n i-

ov-r th- s-' t- l;n from.!' j.nsviva

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from .-Vath I'.cnd to St. lu;, local;, .. '.. ' ' ' "fivers (Iclarra. ' r:,;r.iac. UM;,; of r.h:.v... :,n. Th- s,ce.!in of th. ioal Owls ! ". th l' Cl'

rem tho ju: r.t r-r-'.Tn!zat!or. at ; S Tii tli l'.rr. I was nror i n !(! lorn' of". iIrp- charming y--a: wif

rr Tä!:t r.t if

.,11, ,.f. 1 ' .".'.I' ii.i.i u lanrvi .::t4

in tho South l;rr.,lMn"nt l,k(T lri I'-tiii i . . . i ,

it,,.. .w.. ,i . ; k'j.'ih-, .--jirouii'K'i Ly ( v.-rv jaxiry.

.Tor- ,.,m,s V. (;..Mirkh, lrvli-1 ;,. ',1 " V..'. .'. , " , for ran mom-y. and mM Liii,

..! d ov r thi- hijh trl!ur.al today.

rh.i.av'l tint tliM minist

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nt' hau a ir.ii.-', ;i .....

.4-'' riouj ( !:a: V' involving a wfai.nr.. i

I Th.- no.;!. I;d NK rf this city ninills- an,i a hou. :u ui.

two W.'trt

;:v h ,r.d k iv ir.e c-vcr-thln I f u". '. J . ty w r. t . I r.--..r Kr..-w I had taken the

;tl. I -v.ld tht-ni about ( o. I ashatiud aftori ' .... . i t

! v : ! II- 1 vp;;M a. again

Tk". w is nu r4 l.tr(-!n? bec;i:;?' Mrs. Hril L so"-n'to become a moth' r a-;air.. :.il -rs of tho family slid Mrs. Hiil w.". injured in an nito accidcr.t arvl :.r. ir.f' atiop. s t in. A woun l in her ;:;.! h is ra ver hea'.ed. -.'V.' v l -li'v. d this had affected hv r i .".v. t i i . y . ::v was conflnod in a sanitariam f"r s.'r.u time. Hvil p.M a:i ir.com tax on $155,C -' in I'jZ v and on JS.COO tlii year. Au:h r:::- s ir.iul the unfortunate Wi.ra in v.itli qa.'stions to determine

mother's side and refusM to leave

Gang Leaders in Chicago

Confess to Ilombinp Plot'

CHICAGO. May 21. Two r.ew confessions from men arcu?e2 In connection with the bombing and s'.ufrpir.s plots in Chirasro's labor troublt. wer armouncd by police today. James Sweeney, allefred leader of the rang: which bombed wore a of

l.u'.Idir.s: hr .v.! Ar.'.rrT r.ar!

accused r..f b : r. i

chief bort

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con.vM, Ch.f r of rc.:;-. Chr:-,i f"1t2mcrri Rr . r.o .-vi. The torif . : : y F-a-e-eey ar.jl Itartlet; were ; r:i tici:;-- der.tJc&l!

iwith thi cor.ff-?v.. r. of An drewr Kr?i

member of the Kir.- j:r: "sJU alevl. J

i.i" I.:i:i.l ri T . . " rtr'ertnr;y,, rf true llrard. t.is mvchar im;: R.moA I llko that cf th bat. I

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that l!r..7ii ran nr,c Rf to war for. i..mr, r-a mar-

r,I tlKT-tlV HrffH-'-S .!!' 1 W 4.4 -4. .'4 ..44,. ..t L,,

tf.wn. u- m ur.t a trains! h ha ! 1 n " 1 ' ! bovs a-d a irirl r. -ktatos that r:;;,ny as l.n-,0 mupLs! ;i; 'X r,',;., ' " J ' S Yc-t when irdioe .r,,-. d !,r to It

vrn- miitoi in.ifjvnr. It 1 ' hon.-, tb.-vf.-o,,) -n, ..v, V... .annarrr.tlv was

T';lfl I ..'I'i - J .. . M 14 Ml .' 4. . "V .-I --'.I..-- ... -"II

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pearful .'tr.d fr.fn-.:y attitude toward her r. !;:hborir.;: rr an'riea." l'.r.y.i: : rait'd for its rotTr--, rf vrhjch r.'OO'OO ba-3 wer. shipped to the Un.twl Statf-H last year ov r the Brazil::; :i 'team-i:!; lir.e, a w 1'. a for i'3 d.fferf r.t birds of lurnb. r. eattl" rai-sin.:, rotton, fu.'tar and r. :, the .cj, ak r Kiid. "To i.romote inter-eorr.mercia 1 rl.itirir.s with this rcur.t.T." DaCIraca continued, "we are cfferir.K you the preference n all produr-ts, especially flour. !r. or.br that tho tate.s rr.iy find no diffieulty In cornpetlnsr with European countrif.v Nothing would further th es relations more tlaan th. opening- of a tramh'.p Hn betwt.cn ?n."'-v (Jrhnnn and HraH." Tlie speaker aio stated that the r.razillan jjovmmont had approjirlafed fnonch money tn fend ."00 of Mb youn? men to coHeire la the l.'nltrd States to learn the cnrlo'.op;.. al and efinomic jirohlms of thit country, and v.-ns vrry desiroti of having st udents sent to them from th" x;n!ted Ftntt's. Notre Pamo has already start--! an intf reharu''" of students, f odir.tr three -tu.ients lant year to Fou'h American rour.tric. Admrra! PiHraoa. who was introduerd by th A'ery Tl v. T. J. l?urr.s, C. S. C. irrsident of Notre Dnrue. Irft br'dTy evrninc: for NewYork, from where Tie will sail for Hrazil to ppr-nd two; or three months hefnre ret urn in tr tr the states.

?:i" auei.uon oi uif t'resi,VT ri.'in authorities wdien a pul'lic prot'-st arose om r tin- iiunih rs belnr urdted in ir.kton. Th" preshytery court issued a ukase cb olarir.t; llrv. McKImoy;.. and his ront'rru'Mtli'n dissolved. w hi h meant the pastor was ousted. The conrf i'.allori f tr-nl by him, hotvevfr, and kept h!rn in tfu- pulpit, w h re hf i- now. The (r--e wn.s rtra.cvl throutrli courts a en In and I'reshyterlan authorities isuetrested that the

:: w.i.s in

th- b.and.s of pamblors

Shonlinp Puts Sew York

Citizens Into iXvar Panic

T'v Inf.TTmf lnn.il News Sorvi-'e : NEW yoKK, May : 1 Ifundrf U

1 of p--d stri in.-, mostly youn.r women

oi tin ir way to work, were thrown it. to 1 1 ; 1 1 1 : today whni .la.in M:ir-

!in,ZhHf.nn,l li!V.l his 1 I, v.;tr old S:l f01 rna,1' l11,,ntlls h;tS -in

.ride. Mrs hum. Vnrt'r.r.? nrd th. n s',vwJ aLs for ri "nvihr" a lid afdW !

shot himself. The nhooUnp occurred I ying a few cays, would diiP, ear

wun vrTe mo?i f xpoi.mvo nousfiioui

stol n housv -hold p.ods and j.-wc'.rv ! not. .U!a--l if she play via caras, sne

i.anuir.c: lroni anaiy i.u-ui to dia- r p'! -d : mond rinp.e, silver an.l ! I.um i-di-j "I 5-In aid say not. I come from tionts. pawn tb keis lor Jä.'.'vu w o: ata j Win lim'. W. V.l., where women do of pouds w hih had b in di.-yo.-a d ' . of were found. " )

Mr.-. lkil was idtntüual a.s tii' 'perfect maid" by a soore of housekeepers on the north shore jp-dd coast. They idenlilud her as th per-

Tenant Qimrrch Worry

Landlord; Kills Self

Hy fnltd Vrr s : ClIICAGü. May 21. John Clark, landlord, killed himself hero today msj the re.rult f worry over quarrels with his tenants. He recently raided rent In one apartment building from $4 Oto .'; month. Suit in courts was resorted to hy the tenants. Mrs Clark found her husband in the kitchen with the pas turned on. 11 o w as d( ad.

in thi- Htr et In tho heart of the hu.v

HrrüU friu:.rv district. After iirlr.d arUrK'3 oa ulllch sho Cuuld lay hor

nanu. The arrest of Mrs. lie 11 followed

four huints Into his wife, Martinez I shot himself In the head falling j across his wife's body.

Admiral Terry's flaohip, the Nlurara, is docked at Krn Ta.

Chinr-fe bello-.o fo-fil are dragon bones .-.r.d think they iof?--oms medicinal oualitif.

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Main 2920 123 N. Main St. SPECIAL ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON HOUSE WIRING

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Would you faint ?

I Would you faint if Irene pro-

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in less than ten seconds?

Any service slower than that

use the "Y and E" Direct

I f Name Filing System.

j We can show you scores of actual stop-watch tests made

,j in ofliccs of nationally known

firms in which three and

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the rol'bery of the. home of Mrs. A

Miller on Wedm s lav

had seen her loa din

goods into a. limousine, identitied h r

later after the robbery was reporte d.

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Radiant Enerpy and the Ophthalmic Lens By FREDERICK BOOTH Introduction by Whiteficld Bowers. A. B. M. D.

Formerly Major M. C, U. S. A. i A NEW WORK ON LIGHT I AND THE EYE I

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The IVIost Exacting Care Used in every repair jt that conies into our modern, up-to-date Shoe Repair Shop Our ma hin. r' is tin- lu st money an taiy and our vorknu-n arv highly skilled mei. ialbt;-; Why shouldn't we do pood work. Men's Half F-drs. $I..VI I Men's Iluhbor Hools :? Ladie s' Half Soles I . I ." ' I.adi s Itubb.-r H ls . . . l."c (All Sewed J ( Attach' -d while you wait.) ALEX NEW MODEL SHOE HOSPITAL i ie iioiiic oi" llonot WorUni.inhip." 12S W. WASHINGTON' AVi:. LINCOLN' Kadlcs' and (icnts She SPJilins: larb:'.

1 he fundamental principles of J

! light, including the ether theory,;

(wave theory, polarization, etc. i The eye from an optical stand-1

point is covered in detail. Price '

four-second letter finding is

not unusual.

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V to . is J LIGHT By FREDERICK BOOTH The ether theory in plain, simple language. Authors experiments that prove light to be an unknown element. Paper, price 25c, On Sale Frederick Booth Box 913 South Bend, Ind.

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QUALITY in Men's Apparel never was so important as todav. In the face of manv handicaps we have demanded that manufacturers adhere to our high standards of many years. We are determined to keep that quality mark. There's a real advantage in buvin vour . 4" . apparel from a Store like ours, where quality is more important than making: sales.

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Waterman's Fountain Pens $2.50 to $8.00 Appreciated by any Graduate

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Saturday Open Till 9:30

Dainty Corsages (hand made) Canterberry Bells 75c and $1.50 Buttoniers 65c

Pretty Clothes for Yoz jj

Summer Vacation

Cool Waists $6.50 to $10.00

Fresh Wash Dresses 57.00 This price is absurdly low for such lovely dresses. Fine Gingham is used in their making, and the new plaids are beautiful. These frocks are all short sleeved. They have dainty Organdie collars and the same material is attractively used in trimming. The skirts are made particularly good looking by the tasteful use of biased folds. Traveling Suits $50.00

Georgettes all, and every one a beauty, in either the overblouse or regulation style. Square, V and round necks. Long and short sleeves. Trimmed in Valenciennes, filet and embroidery. White, flesh and bisque.

Comfortable Hats $8.95 and $10.00 These new hats are of taffeta. They come in a beautiful variety of shapes in very attractive color combinations.

Our Lusrpage Department is well f quipped with Trunks, Sultcapes, Visiting Cases, Traveling naps, and Boston Baps. It will pay you to see thcra.

When you start away for your summer outing you want to be wearing a smart looking Suit. We are now showing many such, most of them being navy blue. The styles, of course, are the proper box. blouse and long line models. Pussywillow and Satin form the linings and the very attractive trimming is in braid, embroidery, buttons

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New Ideas In Knitting Mrs. Flynn. from the Minerva Yarn Co., who is grivinc froe instruction in knitting hero all nxt week, has broucht with heT All the very latest Ideas in sweater and rape knitting". Her models are simply nr-autiful ntvl you would enjoy a few hour.a day under her excellent guidance, makinjr one for yourself.

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