South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 229, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 August 1921 — Page 2

WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 17. 1921

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HARDING NAMES Arrest of Seven SEN. LODGE AS MenMayClearUp U. S. DELEGATE Ga1Sjtrders Trrrified lv Secret Threat-, Srnnti- Claim to Hian in Dis-I Barber Reveals Workings

Shares Honors With Laddie Boy

HOME IIREJT JTIXS VICTORY Ji HOUSE

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"i:U" YORK. Ausr. 10. Infortra-j : :.:: uhi' h tha- ;.uli 'al:-vt- ulil ; r 17 fe'ii murder whi-h i a" ha; occurred in w York, iK-troit i

i i 1 ' . ' 1 1 ir..- IP-it . ..i :,r.rl .vf,n-!!v.Th-S a. N. J.. was

'ah up . S-n. Kr.ox ..f p n:;-yl an; a. , iV. n .,, -etive-? Ti:"-il ty by Far- ! i r:t. '.--: '.i ry of -t i'". ; f I'-w Funtnno, an Italian barber. ' PI. in An .d;m !. ; T-rritied by secret threats of in-,' V."!..:- u xx:r.- prr-; h.t)i-d in an own," Font'ino gave

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tj ; to the police, and was ;

: dvf.l Tuesday awaiting formal, :.rir.M.,i Witu homicide. S.x o:h-r

: . r . to tii" A 'i.. r . . a n

r. !.!' in;:v:'r:. th .tdmini-tratlon advar.c d phyd 1 plan- for the M ir.-; !:i . r .1 d!rctrrs.

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' 'n- ; f,.. Ulm nrrrt-rt re-i l-'nn!nri' in

formation, five charged with homi-

de and ttie sixth he-Id us a material wJtnc-ft.

th" jr b ti ' r 'u : Yin pol.ce pf nt .several hours ,i ppr'ij i: ion t' !''! T'j.-4.x-Pxaniininir the men and went

other cities information which

x; . v. a '.v n a.prov.il by the

t Pl-ns; i i 'i 1 1 f. v ' r,"i ' thy .-v-dd would hrin:,- about fever' 1

' v-'i r-i)'rt'd to tn s--t. itc .-.r ; ,-,rr,.stv, before morning. .Seven of

!.. ration V dr. - lay - a p i J tJ. murders In which the pr -ntr.f th .-.bjpp-.ni? b"t: d a pnropri tt: in ! .,re ai(i to rav brc-n concerned och'.I'. ; turrcd hero, and nine In Detroit. T:y rat- ! p ir:i;; r.i o;Ti' ; i!s j Th; other o' curred in New Jersey. vSrtunl d '-i.-ion u;;h r- i l. d ;is f j ntcclion Tumi. th r';ro h- n . and :!- j Fontano toll th'j detectives that

thr.u-h -irr,oiir.c-r:!. -i.t v.k -.v i t ! i ! i . I . . tranir which had threatened him

It was indie V d th tt th- I' m-Ani- r-V-nr building, si'u it'd n- ir th" sat. d"P rttri'"-nt an I white ho h t ! b' n li .-ep.. M.-.-t nti';." ! wa? 1 -n i t . : ;.- di.--rb---.-tl tint tit- Am. ri'-an i: .v. !it!. r.t h t.- no :n' riti'.Ti f pavirur th-' i 'M i-sH i.f t!i- I:-!.tini? b Seiratlon. a subject mi whi ii tlu-r' h . i mufh Hpt'-uli'ion abroad nir.'e th t frieial Invitations w nt forward. In the hihf .-"'- adrninN ration quarb rs It was h iid that th!.- covt riunstit f'.w no re'.-nn why it -ho'ild b" cx-j.f-et-l tft i -ty t!i" entire o.-f of i ronf' rno" in wliili all the partic!jiatintr r.aMons are a vitally !nteras th-' T'nl"d St tc-s and that

and of which he had once been at

lumber- had a fund of $:00,00( to

Prot ct

inern'-er? who Were

h r-' p-ver h. id be n any intt ntloi of ili.iris' rfo. Tlrianil Sun to Attend. T'AIIIS. An;-. 10 The rr.-neb for-

K'n offjer. offir: illy iriforrnt d tl'.e , -nown aH Francisi-o I'urn.i as "the

A" :a!' d I'r s.s Tu . --day that r.n'v j brains of the iia." Puma Is one n absolute obstacle would on veat j fl; thoe under arrest. rfMri-r r.r'.an l from att r.diiu,' t'i'i "IitU-ry Policy." cor. feren-. on di-irm a in' nt .ind far! Ptdice ay the murders pan?

ca-iKht while carrying out ita orders. He told the police, they said, that h" had lived for mo.st of the past two years in Detroit and that ho had killed his forrher pal, Carmello (.aioizo c ri a farm near Avon-Hy-The-.Sea on July 30 on "orders from the png." An arrest at Anbury Park, J.. last Tuertday is believe'i by the po-li'-f to have a definite conniption v;tli (lisclures made by Fontane The murders, uc.(ordtnj? to the police, have all occurred in Italian cip'le where a veil of .secrecy has protected the criminals. Tho information provided by Fontano gave tin police their only clew for rluirup the chain of erinu-.s. Fontano is said to hive designated a man

eastern que-'inn to be li Id in W-iHhiriirton late this year. The t t of the fort i-n office : t"rnt-nt .s.iys:

f mis and as.-aulta had grown out of efforts her and in Italy to control the "lottery policy" game, and

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(ontintjed from pao on) td without a warrant, ar.d then only

other way i a to whether the law Is ; authorized f.uch action under fom binc violated. The fection of the j cirninisfinrr s. original art prohibitlr.sr the manu-- Pleadirc for a tirh.t ban rn h"mr

facture -.f liquor with alco'i. die cm-, brew. Mr. FVMs d rlared that "if. when the municipal courv 1. newtent of more than on. -half of one ', you fay a m in tn ri up a distillery : and whll other? are larninr. S5

Nona: niv GOLrnn. Nrw I th time to rn the irTr.,

per cent i? still in force." i

Search of horn.- without wmrnn's ac.

Iiis luir.c. voa kill th

if the liquor rnvule Is beins sold, j Volstead nid. usually hid hr-en confederal oiScers can grot evidence in ducted under tho revenue act which

A lazy ypir.t is a losing spirit-

Vo:!cvi ' M:r co,:f f2ej.1rtrrr.t f.r qulrrr.r.

! a full ct cf rlub ar.d -caddy brs. i .-pedal at 1I"J. G. H- Myer iSon. li-H.

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Oil Hoy (above) now sliarrs honors wllli Iiddl Hoy (Ik low) s tlx- Firl Do- of the Land. Oil Hoy is a white MnlNli lul pup. horn on inauguration !ay. lie was kept in tin White llou raram until ntintly when .Mr. Hardin.; made lilm an ollicial itu'rnher of tlx presidential household, llow-

eer, Iiddie Hoy will continue P

Im the prt-sidnt's lorsonAl peU.

"Preini' i- I'.riand Informed th-'ja card game known as "Zechinetto." American ;t ?n ban.-T d'r in I'ari.s th t 1 . s.-t. Dist. Atty. Hrothers Tues-da.v he would j;o to Washlntcton and that! ni-ht declared there was no evldencu an ab.-idute Histacb- would be nec--i to show that tho murder have any ?ary to pn vent his attending the j connection with Camorra activities.

conference." ptdico further suported his .state-) -alTJ O r T C 0 -c;u,or,Ä: 1 j IBOMld (Sid MICÜSÖB1 ernmenfs tb sire to ha" its preir.'.(r -r(,up known ns tlu "IJonventrol w -w M

ViPG News

ro rt 'ahinton Is due not only to ui-,r." which had its inception at t) P 1 Q t t!ie ffd!n.L' that it should have a the murder In Hrooklyn 15 yearnj yj ..

a-o of a baker by that name who.-e

OOtiy was ourneti 4n an teii. iimi-, t i- ; . c., . .. . J,!C'vS"n uhn iS spending the s-

eninrt u-nn,, a... - " mrr herewith lur Charly Titzan.'H irturd'-rers and assailants were . . ...

dfb nate tli'ue equi! in authority to Sec'y of State Hugh's but more r.pi clal'y a.s an indication that Franc. V:e irtily supp"tt. Prts't ll-trdiiiu.-' d i r :r. i in-n t pro-tram.

STFK(.IS Mrs. K. . TetlalT, of

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RUSSIANS RELEASE I ;.r tran c: t) employ one man

AMERICAN CITIZENS

Hoocr Outlines (lour.-c of (Jiving Hclicf to (Country Following Wonl.

fo'lowetl who l:ad participated or had knowledge of Honventre's mur

der.

s-tom

I b. se.eral killin;r.s an-1 then cause j him to disappear mysteriously lest ! he sliould prove a menace, lie said j a friend had warned him that the I gang intended to throw him ajive

into the. oven of a Prooklyn bakery. He insisted that he iave himself up b cause his life was endangered so long as he remained free.

i. i u in. Aug. :). a;: thoi Arc ii.au prist.uir aie n.w out t,.4FFIRMSTAlD Ir''-.a 'iTi"V" v'iv""'s hy MR COMPLETE .aii !, ,iilj',;aiti rs A m "r.ca n iahet , , , r , o,;t:: .,,;ud P lay The fistj El)ElElSDEiCE pr;-o:i";-.s to .t- r. 1 ase-l moie th in a fertn.ut a:.) Mrs. Marguerite'

(t'ontinuttl from pace one)

ll.WtiOK ;cfrge lirhteos hu

notifie-d the government that tho $100 bonus which he refused when

ho wa mustered out after the Civi

war would be welcome now. He has hid received a reply .dating that tho bonus with interest, amounting now

to S 4 ! -I..".?, has been held in trust

ia'T, a local meat dealer, suffered a

broken .Mhoubler and other prions jnlurit s when her son's car ran into a ditch ami turned turtle 10 miles south of Sturcls. She is now in a

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ixa.a. no.spnai and tiespite Heritor him for 10 years pending his advanced a cm is expected to recover. application. He will have the money I s. nt to him at once.

H FI Id. CHI U TK The Michigan Fnited Itaiiway company has asked the city commission to eliminate jitney busses on streets competitive with street car lines. It claimed that this Is the onlv citv Served in which

there is no jitney "regulations The' sw,,f-t ,l'1vor l'ut nsid, fron- tho color quetsion Avas taken under advise- VK"cty the Ji,UMe as th blae-kber-

nent ' J -l jjikh'mi aiounu r.ere

IIFFD CITY A fnak of nature in this vicinity is the linding of whito fruit on blackberry vines. Heorpre Feppt-r declares it has a delicious

HAITI. 1 1 ( It Fl IK Ioscpli Mollen.

WA I IS AW The chnmlicr of com-

P,er. i!) years old, who was shot irt j merce is investigating- the podbilthe hea! by a playmate Saturday, j hy of building a county fair grounds eontinuisto live, but physicians s iy j on a site two miles north of this that d.ath is but a question of hour?. I ity. The Kosciusko numty fair in ! the pa.d has been held on the

ISA I - During a heavy eler. Ere cts of Warsaw.

Harrison .f H.r.f.more. I.a: u, o. ;

Iv t.-c-re A:n . a crossed the ' 1ms :.nd other fighting men entered

l.f-- i ... i . . t . i x ; i .. t.ti.1 tt -jiivii tlto mil .ii7 I

, " f,!l i 'riw d at , ...... ... - - j triea! storm, the barn of S H M---! P'a.. T:u r was some .!.ub t as to J m-inbershtp. Vitt and all other ..ntia.n.i;,,

th.- nittiil number Am ans it- John T- K 11 v. who was speaker I ...... , ,, ... '

i i i l l i i i i i - i i i i i m i en i v anil w i .

tin. ate he- in tho first Dail llinann a:.d ho f .i.,,.. 1W patches near

m.::ansre- John I Kelly, w no was spe.iKer. ' ... 'Ol.l MUFSlIot weither lias

ma:ning in K. :., th

-1 f" ;ls temporary chairman lues-iro Wl?htninir ' ... th(, ,rn ' , iw-re to blossom, according to S. II

' y lb .s (tbi-d a bri t ' day, b livere.l the opening atlttres-ij ti.e,t,-.d ifr,.a. - eh a wf - ud.- who- ha.- some- of- the

iithne f pi ::!. n.. ,,f i:i,,a rt.. a tut als. made a speech in which h l.ef c bis f ;t-.-t ..ffi- ' it dinel re-dection to the spe.iKt rc.;l .. r I c r s::. e j. Xan n ' ship. He .pke in r.aelle as did Mr, w. re put in dvir.-. ..f tin- w orld ! I c Vab ra in opening the m .-sior.

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"c an ::a tb r..

Frof. ..McNeill, a new speaker and

loss is tstimated at J 1 0 f it 0.

j LIo.-.s mis on exhibition. The sweet (;U.M) ItAI'IDS The proposed j l"'UlU dos.sorn is said to he very rate increase, eifective Augrst 1 J r:irt'

recently announced by the Miehican

Kail way company, will be fought hv KOKO.MO JJ. H. AVngaier has

... . " ' i , , , , , Ä . t . ! 'v.auwa -ompan, win no lought hv ""'" ngaier lias , lo XV'rK-, , Ith" 11 iHh I residents of Wyoming town.ship. ac- t irf d on a walking tour which will ; N ""- -- iid tb.i; tin- famine j toncue. cording t Attornev Jay V.'. lundsuv. rive years in an attempt to win U s '' " ! I1' " f f,": l'ri- I nd In 1 f111- j It is claimed the increase is uncon-ja wager of llä.UOO, made with P. H. Vtt' - " t..n tfc rehabila-j In other c .s-s while the speeches J situt .onaI nml thi cn irtiieateS Kaphan. a Wisconsin citizen. Wagte n : iiu.ei :n I w and ltus-.wtre ot encd in Irish they ended in,. . 1 . ..; . . .

iJiiuia

ie.ci t p-a-- w.i; b.(:l ni . ate 1 Knclish. presumably out or consider

jation for numerous of the auditors!

- w:H t trly te- lining no knowledge of Gaelic.

With the exception of Mr. P- Vab ra

injunction proceedings will be ner iropos,s to visit thecapital of

I brought this week.

'every state in the Fnited States with

I the exception of the New Hngland AMd'GAV The forty-first nmet- States and Florida and New ilex-

t h i ! : t y. u h fin

Hi ring ... e : o : : , . U 1 I t' ' f u " m . i " i . e ,i, . . . . i lI" ' ting of the Pioneers' association ofiico.

V! ; ' ' -V'n' ?IM lU" was '',,l,,' uo'M IM,;M' j Alb-fran oountv will be held at tho Al"r; ;' -:!:" M'-- C-Uin-. member from Armagh., Thur.clav An,,,, -i V.llsV-!,-.l .1... l....

! . ., ... .. .1 .1. w .nt ai. frilt,. " "" ""'"",'

' '". . : 1 ' - . a !1 . 1 , . tue nuei l-'.i in ut' i Tl' e i't"

!:!.!..-: i ' :c n .:: Fu: .e.e hi! Fist.- r absented themselves.

mendous bu.dne.ss this summer, the

ot'.-r- i ". t . n i . .

tht l-ud ai .- qua -: s ! K

untv a5stciation of sailors a n.l i tie ort simi all of the lake ri-cAnu i.

hi Flotrr absented themselves. . , .,,i ,..ok .a . i.-.i,... "

.... . .. , ,i, , ...i.i,, , .um in- ..i.ii--ci. ivw.-ii lu.-nu ii-uaij aie uuui a ire-

- ao- oi --in. a p..r-.: ... i.., - ',in the reunion thi vear. i 'it n;a So : d- ! -.t.. lud-il men well known in Irishj '

ct d.fe, a few ' unionists, among th-dti

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hotel proprietors say. Wir.np.a lake M.!5( IlLM's Frank rMn.un. (pj has hail an unusuallv successful

tr;':,: 'V:t aT1 . '- Ardrew Peat ie. a member of the , ,s an.e.on. it ;s reported. H:Y: ;" 'ti-y .'M"" nati,S,a!iMS: 1 rar:U, l ' int? to I-t.,llc, after his! (OU-.MmS-lhc i:i!,th Held j ' 11 '.r r' CVT a r , fi".i! when he fell in a faint anl;Fi,ld Artillery, a, Indiana unit w " i A - , V rt l' f: -t tue speaker, and lr Mo. ie r(c..jim.(1 cnn,cioU, , ho, t Jt, ,.(.ur ion ' September " pr. .-! rc .-:...:!:!'. and i : - fa. - a i romi'u it Canadian Methotl.st ,. , . . . . , ' 1 ' ' l''em"er - ; .!. , j w;,s whrn tho physician nr-.a-bi ... The unit served in the wcrld

Altogether it was a catherini:

HKOWN AM) yUH) AlU:Ni!' 11 fri!1;s ln,t fl,!1 of '-trn os!t"!

().!IA at kokomo

U. KM.. I i An.:. I.',. ir SKKHIAX IU'LKR DIKS

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AFTER LONG ILLNKSS

WOMAN IDENTIFIES : 1,v"' Jr'; ' , , Meet in Lansing bept. 1

ALLEliEl) MURDERER

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; : .rn . T... .- lay. The t the i.üt " fee- I e f i o ; fia I a la? I'M W . ! t T i t h- j , e 1 I t es V .-J-e

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LANSlNf, Mich., Am', lc Michigan judges will jKt mblo her.' Seii-

I ten. her 1 for the annual meeting of F.F.IXHtAPi:, Jugo-SIavia. Aug. It! . tlu As-.-ci.ition of judges of MichiKiiaz Petra of Serbia died Tu t s- Sa Vs H illl tower a Ma II VllO I Invitations are bdng sent nit '' ,Th;.'s'Jf5- -v" r"r;1 ,,:Ri ' Called on Vth-A Iieft.ro i,'1Ir' f'f "h " t.me l-.ad it. n ill, u as report 1 e r.y i , . Uutd, oi Jmsing. to all sjpreme in Jurn- to be in a p rions condition, i His Disappearance. ! cireuit ami municipal judges. He v. a.s th-:i .--;ifferir.g from p'etir'.sv. ! . Th- formal association meetin-

A sh. it t :n:e afttrwarl ha- was sail , 1 . , , . . conven. the tnornipg- of Sen-

i ti n -bcr 1 in th-' suprtme c ourt : c!i tiubers. Judce Clarence M. Frown

v 4 ,: : '' '',: be steadily i'npro.r,g in li. aba a i I 1 I. ' l , . j t h i.,i..n ilt . la r. .1 1 1 : ?n nt

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tiening by I ist. Atty. Swart an 1 po-

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Noth.'.ng w s h ard cf the ngrtt!

Let on., i..N e

rrircb. until -i few dis a-". when,

aVlicr in the day. High-;' S;1 s he.luied for an ad-

i uress. jauge iiarry J . Ihngeman, pre-

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' ; a dispatch from Felcra.b- s ii I h

w.it seriously ill with lot-.g.stion

i towt r declared:

"I'm through. I don't care If I

ar.v n.orc to

doj hiding ju.lge for the state will act

h. I; myself or not. If 'airman. In the afternoon of Sep-

t a ' . : i i c .i'.: n. y .''d f. r i'v j ' ' Mi r-v K t ! re - r. 1.

I hat.-. I'd like to have Mr. Swart

t teiab. r 1, the judces will go to Jack-

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Pang. Mo sank into u n :or- i . , v .. ,,,nr.. . son, wner. warden Harrv Hulbert

-. 1 rlday. rtmaimr.i in thr: sv..',n. h, . , ,iMn rt ntertam them with a trip

ii" 1 ...lil.li l W'M. li

d iite on thedii-a c.-r.ditlon bev ime wors. Sun.'.av

' i 1 J.'.- ": . . t nd: i . .V.'". ' a -1 '.i ' ' r. over J. : ; ( " ' The -. .

, right a::.l ht f r city I ;h end.

' I'r.'t g ÜM-

T.ld'bllU- failed Utlli!

Durirg th

refused t" answer many qutstion

particularly j. t : ral w hich concern-, MAX IXSTAXTLY KILLED

wh i. niNiiiTT hi:hin;

tilJZZl Y DYNAMITED STUMP' , l-.-on four. 1 mar the spot Fath-rl . H.-'b b,'v w,, found buried in! 111 MMHLP, Ind.. Au?. K

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I .M ' I A .x A l auc M.. 1 n;ilP ; sal ol i teach 1 1 l,0'''e, o ; tars old, of StinesZorch. r. a member of the s'ate t"x " ''e v,v.. Veen ,vd, ! vil;' N ;us i'-tantly killed about noon

A r-J boar 1. will go to Torre Haute Frl-j , ir ' rv lniir;U:nn uf : T'a. s-lay when he xv..s druck by a

e;tbn it. at. r. - fir .-.- th- vvo : d.,y t- crvluot a hearing on the pro- jfichtowe- at PilyCity Aug If. ! stump which had been dynamited ef th- r .-s.s .,r 1 eth -..-t:, w w .,., a ;,s::ärt,v of $2v5'h of hot ds : PchtoweV dec'eil"! Tuod.iv i r"a1 fxcavutor working on the.

roncerr :. t : i n v.at t..n them a i-v the .--!; '"l city as a pr-iiminary . ,,..;;,.,, ... ,,, if:j 1 1 nu ra ; svi ii---..i s ou ry rake, between

!n Fi ;r

t'a t!i :- far

1. u :!h t . X'-.-pt;in

Fart wir ate r ! r J-. e de'eg- 1 1 of A iv. er, an I gpan n.'-n.! er li-re Tuesday r.tght.

-' p ftr acquirirg a c-ite fcr the Last I ,p-.j-p:h:v.e'nt Mt rtday was a bottle e f th( tuo t,uv'-s " C.reene county

I't.d High school, which is mi id I l'a- road ;s bung constructed by the .vouid niti'natelv cost f7f0.nr " to i ' Hudson Froth, is Constructio-; com-

I i.cm... ii. The hearing will t.u J vnr.,TM(r, .... 4 , I-my an.l is in the northeast part of 1 held .t the school boards cfilce. i TV lLll $-llML5 n (lilt A(IS the county.

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Here's your chance to get acquainted with a REAL LIVE STORE. We're new to South Bend and EVERY PIECE in our STOCK is NEW It is your opportunity to make real SAVINGS and on your tour of THRIFT you will find many bargains to please you.

Men's KKaki Pants, good Keivy quality; regular $1.50; $ day. $1.00 Men's Straw Hats, regular $3.00 and $3.50; $ day $1.00 .Men's Work Shirts, heavy Chambray; regular 85c; $ day, 2 for $1.00 Men's Night Shirts, $ day special $1.00 Turkish Towels, regular 25c; $ day, 7 for $1.00 Bleached Muslin, regular 1 5c; $ day, 9 yards for $1.00 Bed Spreads, full size; regular $1.98; $ day $1.00 Men's Nainsook Athletic Union Suits; regular 75c grade; $ day only, 2 for $1.00 Calico in light fine patterns; regular 2Yic $ day only, II yards for $1.00

$ day reduction on all Boys' School Suits. New fall stock ready for your inspection.

Ladies' Night Gowns; regular 98c; $ day special, 2 for. .$1.00

Ladies' Black -Silk Waists, $ day, very special, each. . , .$7.00

Ladies' Silk Sweaters, $ day only, off $1.00

Boys' Blouses, all colors; regular 85c; $ day only, 2 for. .$1.00

Boys' School Shoes, guaranteed all leather; regular $3.75; $ day offering $2.75

Curtain Scrims, double borders, $ day special, 6J2 yards for $1.00

SKIRTS Newest Fall styles and colors, $ day special, off $1.00

Ladies' Fancy Voile Waists, regular $2.00; $ day offering. . . .$1.00 Men's Silk Hose, regular 75c; all colors; $ day, 3 pair for $1.00 Children's Hose, fine ribbed, regular 30c; $ day, 5 pair for. . .$1.00 Men's Hose, all colors and sizes; regular 25c; $ day 9 pair for. $1.00 Boys Wash Suits, large assortment; $ day $1.00 Percales, 36-in. wide, light and dark; $ day special, 6 yds. for $1.00 Outing flannels, white only; Tegular 18c; $ day only, 8 yds. for $1.00 Pillows Slips, hem top; regular 39c; $ day. 4 for $1.00 Ladies' Lisle Hose, 59c quality; black, brown, white; $ day, 3 pair for $1.00

Unbleached Muslin, good quality; $ day, 10 yards for. . .$1.00

Mercerized Table Cloths, beautiful patterns, 58x58; regular $1.75; $ day special, each $1.00

Growing Girls' Shoes, all leather, in black; regular $3.50; $ day only $2.75

Curtain Net. new patterns; regular 49c; $ day special, 5 yards for $1.00

Apron Ginghams, $ day specia 8 yards for $1.00

$ day schools boys' bargains in KCnee Pants; regular value up to $2.00; $ day offering $1.00

SHOES Ladies and Men's Dress Shoes $ day special, off $1.00

Toweling, regular 15c; $ day. 10 yards for. $1.00

LADIES' PETTICOATS Fancy embroidered flounce, regular $1.00; $ day only, 2 for $1.00

Men's Dress Shirts, beautiful assorted stripes; all sizes; $ day only $1.00

Children's Bloomers, black Satine and Crepe; $ day specal, 4 pair for $1.00

SHEETS Double bed size, extra heavy, $ day $1.00

APRONS $1.50 and $1.50 fine count Percale, tie-back, ric-rac trimming, $ day, each $1.00

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The Coal Miners' wages were made by the U. S. government, therefore they must be paid these wages until March 31, 1922. Uncle Sam also fixed the presenthigh freight rates on Coal. Congress must pass new laws before the freight on Coal can be changed.

Not until the Miners' wages are reduced, and freight on Coal is made lower can we sell our Coal to you at a cheaper price. No responsible Coal Merchant can offer cut rate prices now; unless he sells an inferior grade of Coal and gives poor service when delivering the Coal to you. We employ no boys at low wages. All our Team and Truck' Drivers are real men, who know how to deliver Coal in the best manner, and we pay them a good salary for their sen ices.

Cash Coal Supply Co.

T. D. Dutcher C. H. DeFrees Feaser Coal Co.

S. C. Lontz 6c Sons Staples & Hardman Kanouse & Phillips

Walter C. Miller

Jacob Hoffman J Knoblock & Martin Nelson & Son Ä J - i.A. Arthur L. Miller

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