South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 189, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 July 1921 — Page 22

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 8. 1921

OHIO DELEGATES A PESSIMISTIC GANG

Contender for Rip Van Winkle's Crown Awakens

Tl link That Drfrat Confronts1

Iiinn if Tln-v Don't Turn Out Democrat.

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V.-.S!M.V(;Tm.V, July 7 A for,I- j i Z f J" -ami v:n his taken jas-vs- i f. 'i cf t!." h; r prfS' r.tatives in J ' .-:.! . . Net all of th m hive f i ; -i tr the tr'ooir. spirit that per- j vol. a t h. !-;. - , o,n ,.. t jt 0;in truth- j f illy l.r s- i i I th.it all are looking lor I 1 r i ';:..;:, i 1 1 . j W!. n tie- il'jionJ'-nt members

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Disputed Wlion Told of Happenings of Last Three Years.

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if" nt ! !-.j,rr,. r;t ? In Columbus isrl V'a shin-do:, h ivo almost "crab1" th- rej.iji Ii- .hi party In Ohio for i:s t cone, lie p. Slrr.e.on I). !' is th- or.ly Ohio member who ha - rir- out openly and voiced for publica u.n the fars- that nearly 11 f the oh: members entertain, but v.-;. it h- m.m ff.r print is hardly a I i ' h i n e .mpared with remarks m n't j.i ;.. ly by some of the other I '. t; r 1: e soor..Th'- hr,' : t truth Is that many of

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.'il.i el in a foro-har.ded way to re-th-n, ar. a ppr honsnvo that they .11 b- engulfed in a wave of reaction airiin.-:. t!a- republican party at tli" :. t f ti'n. Congressional f -a m pa i r;-' fön:- around often and they tar th it daring the next yi.ir oc!:!i'"'r.: ;is aff.-eting their fortunes art Iik !. to prow wnr', rathor than improve. Th" triiiild'-.- whirh confront the Miio r:i' t:;h f.? appear to thorn to bo ii ;n :i ! 1 1 : and rowin; every day. In t hi !:r.-.t place, they vay, there is a world i f i! i.--.-at inaction amonc the party workers because tho national a dm ini -1 rat ion !"- not turn out iI'Tincr.'it' and put repuhlieans in .Tiro. With th" party organ'.ation chilhd to th" bone, who is going to get out and do tho work necessary to win tli- ru-xt election? is a question th i-raion y ems are asking. In tii" "( nd place, congress js riot p.e. pint,- th" roinuiny pa-dpes if th.-- paity and. as they see it. that hound to hurt immensely ainrn;' the

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pointed out ti at when the taxpayers r ad that the total appropriation?: for army and i.a"-y h,- this con-res.4 are J 4.0on,oio. more than the total appropriations of tiiose blanches last year and when that fact is contiast'fl with tho republican platform plod -'es for eeoniny the average tnxpayin.- burden-bear r is likely to wonder wh tla r there is any good faith left in politics. Furthermore, with tho break between r.ov. Iavi.-; and the state senate int nsi!:e' by tlie pro-rorru in of th" general as . mbly, tlio Ohio sob'ns in W'.'ishincton are fearfully wond-rin-: whether this is the ber.innimr of anotln-r fateful split In the party. livery one of them will b" up ft r rer.ornlnation ami reelecticn in 0'2'2 "xcejit thos- who in iv run far the t r..:U and tin v are apprehensive b-t th ardi-lVivis l'mht may result in a republican deba,rle in Ohio similar to that of the famous bull moose row nine cirs ate. The Ohio repre.T.tat ives, esp'oially those from c cr p.onn ihy (lenuu rati' dis-

FORT FIITir. Arkans.1?. July 7. The newfl of th great -war was prontly broken to Jim EchUnger today. Jim. who evidently started out to out-skop pjp van Winkl, flnlflhed a nap of a little over thre years In a honitaI hrre the nthr dav.

Jim wa. told how th world was mide s.tfo for domocracy. ihrtXoz Interrupts. "AVhat war?' a."kod him blankly, "njmmc a chc.v of tobacco." Ho ftarcd at the collinf? when tol l ILardlnnf was now the r resident. "HardlnR-?" ho murmured. "Gimme another chew of tobacco. What do you think of Andy Volftead and prohibition?" Jim was asked. Hut he did not get a chance to ar.ffwer. Dr. J. C. Bryant interrupted. "Don't talk about prohibition to him." commanded the doctor. "It may shock him no badly that he'll co back to .loop for three more years or it may prove- fatal." Sr.irrtl to Sloop. Jim was told about the Carpen-tirr-Dempsoy fight. "I thought you aaid the war waa over." he marmured. Then he tu-n-

ed over in disgust and took a little doze. A flock or chicken (Ilhorn) ."cared Jim into his ln? slumber. lie was hoinp push ?d m art invalid chair when the Hock frightened him and he went i.ntj a coma. Hospital attendants fed him with r : ;be for three yiri.

GIRLS HAVE BEST SCHOOL RECORDS

CiriCAGO. July 7. Men haven't a monopoly on brain after all. Those who said the only mark the eo-called frivolous girls of today would leave upon the general would h distorted necks among tho men are all wrong. A survey of colleges in the mid-Uk-west shown that the co-edi- have Hteppeil right up to the head of the class and received higher grades than the men during the school year just closed. The survey was made by Mary IIoss Potter, denn of women of Northwestern university, among colleges in Illinois. Missouri, Indiana, Ohio and Iowa. Kducators in all these states agreed that women were better students and received higher marks than men. (Jirls greatly excell men in mathe. matics or any other smbject requiring attention to detail, it was shown.

triew. fuily realize that 1022 will not be U''' over a'-tnin. Tlu-y understand perft ctly that last Novernb"r they reo ivt d thousands of votes v. Hch r-pre-ar.ttl nothing more th tn tlissati-f.K tiM w ith the Wilson

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lc now. f urtliormre. that no matter liow h.ard the national administration may strive to please, the tide of popularity i.-i bound to be ebbing away fnon the republican party.

b" no riational ticket to own :i mlidacies to, thry admit, and unl ss the ac;- in the Ohio leadcrptrt is hea'td it may be

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EXCESSIVE HEAT CAUSES VACATION

CHICAGO, July 7. Excessive heat today forced the closing down of eight of the hops and foundries of the Crane Co.. giving 5,000 workmen an enforced vacation. J. B. Uerryman, an oflicial of the company, said that it was impossible tor the workmen to withstand the superheated foundries. One man, supposedly crazed with the heat, plunged to his death in Ivike Michigan today and five others have, died within the last 24 hours from causes attributed to the heat wave. Dozens of prostrations have occurred. Although no official oder opening the parks to the public has been

issued, police did not interfere with thousands who made the parks and beaches their sleeping place during the night.

CHICAGO'S 19TH CLAIMS VICTIM

outlook, to drag them down to oteat. 'Something is always tiklng the joy out of P'd i; ir-.-." gloomily remarked one of the new Ohio repre-

r-ntat:es "No -oomr do, s a house! CHICAGO. July 0. Two men are

mem! er .:, , , ,,; ort ibly se ttled ,a under arrest today and the police jop h' i-" b- foi h" has to s"arti;ir seeking a third In connection worr i-.g al-Mt r-olection." ! with the latest outbreak of violence Aith. u-;!i fre.pnntly diset:s!ng j n 10th ward, the scene of Sevan! f. rvt n:!v "a i-sin.;" tli" general ! -'ra- rorot murders, bombings and oi; dition of thinirs in Ohio the ltuck- I shooting affrays. The latest victim pat! t i:: Washington are ire-! Is Joseph Siracola. contractor and la! to tw it.t i:n an attitu.lo of strict - former intimate of Anthony D'Anneutrai.ty. Th.-y are md taking ' rr;-' sIaba political leader. Sinacola sid--s iu th.e 1. -rishitivo row and nmt ' is believed to have been mortally of them piof. -s ignorance as to what wounded by his assailants, who shot tla- irouM - i a'' ab-":t. j him down as he was leaving the 11 P. r. w co:-:i:i.:-. to admit pub- j residence occupied by the family of 1-clv that 1:.- is frank'.y a ppr -hensive ! Joseph Uaspisa. who was assassinim.l there is ;-n ir side sor:. to tho,'1 several months ago. ,1, ,- n .,. u,ls ;,i ,',hio lat j -n-ies of the prisoners in custody week he d"te, t. d mum neks o i- were withheltl by th police, cb-nces of fot:. e al r.ss,-usjon within . .

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iJ ' lo ' i . I i A V li. C prohah th it F s--i would have gone' to t'olumh-:-- at d :v. b rtaken the r Jo of pe.neTi-ak.r if he had not feared; Coy. Iavis would misconstrue his. motives, l'e -s :s being urced by; Ohio :"ri'"d- to arjnounce his cai'aiida.y ;" r t!;-- r. itoriil imminat aui. i KepT.s a h.i'. p- rs.--ent".y scon- ' I eCted Jo . I , :s Witll the P.T.atiT- ;

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M" m. w !.:! S. ".. Pomerer.e I'' wear-' in th. t!:'i t won't come 'off. j

He is h pin; tltat the temper of fV. r rv i h i o npubacan belligerent will urow w ' rs" ar.! his mu-a-le improve

for th-"- fray. Nothing would please? j him mo:" than to be hatalod another j t'.v.viar terra ! a solid silver plat- i i t-. l'or a tir.-- ! was not especial-I y !; n a'.H at a third term in th ' Fer.ate, .-is i: i n "'. 'S a cor.siderab'r ! fna'aiil sa.-rrlc". If the (! nioop.t.'

lr.:-i en n i.-r.iir.at ir.c hin? without j Just put thos weary. shoe-oppo.-dtier. how. ver. an-! the repub- i crinkled, aching, burning feet Into lkan" tlx up a party spit for his a Ti2 bath.

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Tiz is grand, glorious for tortured feet. It draws the swelling and poisonous exudations right out. Stops the pain of corns. Ends tortun and puts your feet into perfect

GOOD CHOt'.MK CHICAGO. July 7. Mrs G

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the park at: I was bitter, by me-; Your fhoes won't seem tight and qultoo, sh.e toi l the jude. Ts, she your feet will never hurt or get sore pot the divorce. anl swollen. Think of it. no more foot misery and you will wear n-ich-h r( t'' ni i- te rs, ma yo.-irs I smaller shoes. (let a box of Tlz at j ..go. : , k t are of i.ot.-..s mure Ihanjany drug frtcre and get instant re-j cf miik- j iltf for a few cents. AdvL. f r

CITE WERWINSKI TO SHOW REASON

OF NON-PAYMENT Affidavits for Ignitlu K. Werwinski to show caupe why he should not be hld In contempt of court for failure to comply with court order to pay his wlfe'n attorney fees of

11.530, court costs of $2C0 and two weekly up-port payments to his former wife amounting to $30, have b-n filed in superior court No. 2. The ews has been st for a hearing July 13. Mrs. Jennie Wrrwlnski, who obtained a divorce decree againsit her husband, was allowed $12,000 alimony. Werwinekl'a attorney, Joseph Mokwa, filed suit for $4.500 attorney feefl.

How a Super-Education Spoiled Marthas Life

n HITII A CMYKS ABKLIIYCJ. Martha's father hid been a Judge, something of a figure in his day. He was one of those men w ho asked his wife if he micrht remove hia coat while In the houso and who ftill believed in the pedestaled woman.

And so when Martha came, he Immediately becan to plan. .Sho should be well educated, indeed quite finished, before she should mingle much with folk. She must be turned out on the world a finished product. Thus .-he was taken to Europe and traveled to all of the places of interest and came baek with trunks and boxes full of wonderful things. There were dishes made in the royal

kiln in Germany, qi;eer little handlelesn cups with exquisitely color, d flowers on them. There was gktss from Italy, etched and marvelously colored. There were silk shawls of such delicacy that their web-like rnoshes slipped easily through a rlnc. There were wonderful linens and ribbons of nuch pliability and rich

ness tnat tney wouu outlast tne ate of the wearer. When Martha came home she was put at studying. She was still very young when she cruld sit down at the piano and play from memory and Intelligently numbers from Bach and Chopin and pat?e after page of Czerney mechanisms. With her fath

er she studied Greek, they conversed and French and Gorman and she regarded readimr some old Iatin booka as entertainment. Sh- had no friendships with boy? and very little time for girls, for there was too much to bo learned the other could all wait until she

was finished and could select. Ihr. somehow when it was all finished and Martha finally came home from Xcw York with the finest mu;c at her finger tips; Latin. Greek. French and German on the end of her tongue and ata artificially developed sense of society and its forms something was wrong. The wonderful dnwinsr room in whieh Martha was to preside anil in which she was to serve marvelous foods and drink with the exquisite appointments was a failure because when there were really young peo-

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who could speak several languare oorrectly while they could not h.an - j lie rvon ore well. Eventually the young s;udont him -elf laughed laughed at the gif; : she showered him with .and mar- 1 rie i a girl who could play a llt'le ' ragtime and dance and talk a iitt I

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Off to a Record Breaking Start! While we expected a great response to follow the announcement of our greatest July Sale of furniture, we were absolutely amazed at the record breaking sales of the first days of this great event! This response proves conclusively that people will buy furniture when th ey are absolutely sure that prices are back to bed-rock and then some!

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All Living Room Chairs are included in th!o great July Sale anil there is every variety of design and upholstering. Here are a few of the prices: Plain Hockers $1.05 up Upholstered Hockers ...$9.7. up Overstuffed Itockcrs . . $29.50 up

Our stock of Living Room Furniture is unusually large and some wonderfully tine suites are being offered at prices nothing; short of remarkable!

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This Means the Lowest Prices in Years! The furniture industry has been one of the very first to come through the period of readjustment and in which prices have become stabilized. In view of the fact that furniture prices have already reached bed-rock, the announcement of our July Sale with a further discount of one-fifth off was nothing short of sensational.

Every Toilet Table Cut Here is your chance to choose from a splendid variety of different designs at prices like these:

All Our Fine Period Bed room Suites Reduced 1-5 From Prices Already Low

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When you consider that at our regular prices It was again possible to buy complete bedroom suites at very reasonable figures, you can imagine what this additional discount of one-lifth off means at thin time.

Here you will find all the very latest designs in bedroom furniture, in all the most desirable woods and finishes, and you can profit by an additional reduction of one-firth off from prices already low.

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This is a straight reduction from our regular prices which had already dropped to the lowest points we believe they will reach in a ngular way. Consequentlv. this additional cut represents a tremendous saving from prices already low!

Folks who hive been putting off the purchase of a new dining room suite until they were sure prcioH had reached bottom, can buy during this sale and we believe can thus secure the hent-ftt of prices much lower than those: that will prevail later on.

Here you will find all the most popular period sty:, -i to nl' Ct from, such as 0'i"'-i Anr.e, William and Mary, Lou; XVI.. Italian I'.f nai,--a nee, 'h:i;. ml.ale, etc. All prices r du I ;m ad(hti'.nal orie-tiffh ,-..r; 1 eonv.-n-

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Dining Tables They're here in all the new designs, round, oblong or square. All woods and finishes. One-fifth off.

Cribs & Bassinettes Here is your chance to get that baby tho kind of a crih or bassinette which you have long wanted for it.

All Lamps. There is a veritable forest of beautiful floor lamps and table lamps for your selection in this sale, all reduced.

Every Rocker In our entire stock is included in this great July Sale at a straight discount.

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All Our Buffets Including every p"ri-.I style and all th" mowanted woods and finishes, go into this sale at a reduced price.

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Entire Stock of Overstuffed Furniture at 1-5 Off

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Although overstuffed furniture has long since been down to bedrock in price, wo are cutting it a straight one-fifth off and putting our entire stock Into our July Sale at this tremendous reduction.

You can get anything here In overstuffed furniture from a single chair or rocker to tho most elaborate three-piece suite, and save exactly one-fifth from our regular prices which were already low. Convenient credit terms on any purchase.

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Rugs of Every Kind Reduced For example 5x12 Wilton Velvet Rug3 in a variety of beautiful patterns, at C O CA Entire rug stock at similar reductions! rOj, 3 li

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