South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 310, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 November 1921 — Page 2

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THE'SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1021

BITTER FIGHT OVER BONOS III THE SENATE

AUTHORITIES HOLDALLEGED SWINDLER AT MONROE, HIGH.

C :v. r a!.. fhan-ed o 222 Mhaakn av.. whr" it was o i n J'y. varth precinct. 5?1 TerTe.sm obvd.. now 21 K. Joffers n bKd. S c-ond ward 'bird pr- -int. j!5 i.-iportf .iv.. rh.inrc! n 621 Laporte v. wiere It v-r orlarinallv.

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i.i n tok the container an1 started to v. ra: it In piper .turning their ' nri:- t r-.ivi whib- 'loins: so. He ' n h-- h- wi h h"- implicit .rs ri.rtSf.n- to take it to h!s room

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. 'r"'-.' r.t any one. I'etoff and I f eventh

h. c'.:.vr ar.hm wnuH be up later in the afternoon with $5.000 more --'d. thy t-aid. Novak, j over the belief that h- wi.s carrying under his arm

j .'r.'.' '. th-- tentative capital that a; on 1 v. ':!'. r.ab'.e him to ft- r into th1

r.f.o wo -id and forp-ft the nine

our. i'.r. an of the Seventh war.!," ; Ass irar.ee of immediate resumption !f clare 1 Dillon. "It was voted fa- f coal mining in Indiana was seen orab'.y by th thre ropu '.Iran today in crders is.vjtd by lrr': member.- of 'hat toiy. Th.- d-r.-.o- ..'oh i ib -Ur of d;?:r:Jt number 11 rats are ;n no wise more rt s;onslb!e L'n.tt-J .Mi:.e riv.rs, for the miutrj fr.r the changes in pre? net poliin? . j n-turn a3 soon as nti:.ed by era-

;loyers that the check-off system of ullt i tion of union dued would be

nt::.ued. I r y in iVio .i,. IVi!l TT ri T-r-i r

lire; I 110 LlVCS tJUtcnCrd cro ary-;n-aurtr of the India .'.a

itumir.diiH O; erators' ass-ciati :.

Ft, formerly HQ E. ?im!e it. Two lives were n dir. re red an i ir:5:ructed inviobers that the ruling Fever.th prec!nt ilj n. 'Donald ?30,0C0 damnze was .lone by a fire f the United States court of apiea' t.. formerly 115 E. n?nmoyer av of undetermined origin which !:- s ttin aside a portion of Jadrv ArtN'inth prelnc- 103 S. Main Ft. stroy I elx frame f-tcre. in the ru;-i- '.. n's injunction left th- (p ratmerly 2721 R. Main st r.e ' tion. drove Mr. and Mr?. rs free to continue the clu-cko::. A fiht to n.'tor. the pol'in? s'a- I'ul who live! aoove the ji erators were- in:ructtd to i:niri-

Pour precincts cf th jfevmth rard

found the mos nbl etinnaMo . r . ntiorn -hun sr th" reriul ÜrariÄ."

!?TeMe1 by th nr-w chan?e. Th"1 vr ., . c : . v:.i . r..rr .A"'-'.: Business Section Damped by

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rn.rd precinct Z I E. Ven.r FRANK TOUT. Mih.. Nov

Homer lowers

on from l 1 0 Miami 5t.. to 'h? f-tore, to Xho strc i. They were an- .'lately notify their employes of their ! a11 p'a,-, celcc'e-l by the cour.rji. 2 21 fit-d- to ?alva?e jewelry and 200 In irtentlon to cht ck-eff union due? J Miami frt. at the extreme southern silver. j u-itil prevented ,y th-? court's ord r. elsre rf the Fecond pr.cinrt of the '.Orflci.ils r.f both miners and operat- Lac

Battery Shop Announces hii readiness for business at 745 S. MICHIGAN ST. Hish-srade Woslinghnus? Batteries for .sale 18 months' guarantee. Recharging and repairing

all makes of batteries.

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TO SAVE MONEY In construction work requires that each part of

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BABE RUTH

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I.a ToMct ( Armin s - n. I--.:'' I. ttc . .ru.n? for hi3 a: '.r.dr.iC.'i t. --rupoi.:. th it I is. return " no !' "r n to public ln- ' .o:,, v.-i.irh .v...--f r 1 :; r, to . 1 !, V.' . s ' o .- r it or r-' r d t;." r.'ht to r - :ub:;-.4t :h n m-r.l-

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J to amasi 'h" guru he had "deposiT-

d." hurr.t -.1 home. Although hia "partners' had ttoUl him to main-

vn..-r'cv h could nt forhear cnndidatc for mayor,

AltälTSTICi: DAY PAUAIli:. I rr? -aid there were indications of a

brought back to th first addre b-- All orpaniiatloiw of every ldml r.eral resumption of Indiana mincause of protects from the resident. rnl natun' nw inlt-l t tako part in- activity Monday, living in that v'cinit-, was won Fat- ms organization- in tlie Armistice,

urday afternoon by rcMnts insist- hay paratlc. Leader- or coininam!ent that the pol'Ine" station remiln orpnnUation, that 1!1 take ?z s.-lfce.! by the council. A'lnv n ait are rcnv ln to notify C. H. the majority to rule, the city clrk Hrtvick, phone Mldiauaka 11, not df cide l that 2121 Miami ?t . be the Ultvr th:in n a ni WedncMlay, Xo-

Hna! location and ordered th ? voting ; veinbor Adv.

marnin? and election books to be t-ent to that address. H

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fastlnrr a few lurid nucre. ttion? of

h: "f-ic-rrvs" to his friends at the house. Money Not Fonml. Friend rew ? :f;pic:o:f and when

the who!-'. Th the hx was found to be locked a 1 1 -

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a'..-) r ted. ::i to JS, an- I'd th'- polier Pta'lon. Capt. James .:!).- a r;i -ni no-nf ly Mr. I i I-'. .! !--t t e j "u 1 1 in 'X and Serst. of Detectives prc v;!ir ; for tax- 3 on t Htu'. rin- j Kozorow.ki went to the "Washington ir.,- fror.: (-r.f- per c.-nt on the f ; r -rt sr. address and inve stisratd. Break- $''.';;: to fifty p.-r e.-nt on vtat. s ! insf op'-n th box they discovered

f.ver im. Ar.oni-'.r amf-nl- that the money which Nowak had

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t-c-ir.T :- -i l.'-M by th'-rn. Should th" t ix i ill bo p?s-- d hy tliv i:.ato Mond.iy it would not i-a h tb.' h use up.tii W d:o-I.iy . t5i.it bo.Jy a rned K-day until tr.at tirn---. I.ai!TS th--r- plan to t.:l:- It u, Tiitirlay with a vi'.-w of ha ini; it r-ul to oor.ferer.c.

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?14,eroi 'Mr-posted" by the partners enns'-ted in three one-dollar bills. oV-vrlv wrapped about newspaper to 'ive the appearance of two large rol'.- of hill. The alarm was Riven out an ! th city was .searched but they had already flown. Immcliite action by city authorities enabled the M!onroo officials to detain one man answering" the dcription f one of the allesred swindlers. It wai Indicated that Tetoff w ill probably b brought bark to

ok::.-r to a ute in thv hou?r to in- ! o-jth I'end today to awa't trail.

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apt th- fifty pr cent incomo nir!:i r.d:u nl .-ub.-titulel by th- rat.- f ;r th-- hous.- maximum ot : -two p- r c-nt. Th- 55-illier bonus waf advocated i-. , . oi to S-'i. Ilo' d iy S--n, Hef!in. -ü.H-rat. Alibama, who eh ir;el that th- rpol!i'a:. were pro-

f ;tf -rH " "Vou'ro p: the fro; ;t. ri" the oldi- rs In r-it -rat

tako the tax "off the pro-

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COMPLAINT WIMS CHANGE IN CITY YOTING PLACES

the Iteed :, m d me n t wov? unoonstittjtlr.nal '.' ins--. h- 1. it prpo' d to t)K oro- c'.a-s.of people for the b,.nef :t of -inoth.-r. H-n. New. republi -art. I-d:an.i. said thL opinion hid be, n h :s aine.l by httrh l-?al authority. Tli! writen opinion o:" this autb-or'.t-. wh'-f rari'- wn withheld, w:is pat in th record.

-iCrlv Clerk Announces New

Rooths" in Many Precincts.

dernocr.vic who was

sharped by his rollt'p-rT opponn - i! nptineerincr the reytion which

r ffeted the cbar.gwt In location of ; i the polks throusrh the city c ouncil j at a special nn-cMnff of that body I '

tf t u hv.-j ia j juv.ni, i ri uirti Iii" rharge? Saturday by stating that if "anyone would come to his office and show good cau&e for any further "hange he would be more than willin? to accommodate them." Continuimr. he said: "However. I do not want a score of unreasonable reque for changes to come in the last moment after the machines and ballots have gone out." The question of authority by which the city clerk ordered the re-location of pollin? stations was answered by the city clerk himself. "All votin? places are subject to chant'e." he s-a!d. "If it is found warranted and buthcient cause shown, such as bein? too distant from the homes of a majority of the voters, or where a place designated is found impracticable to use. a change is recommended by the particular precinct's Inspector." Charges that the city council's action of Wednesday ni?ht was a mo to embarrass the voters of certain precincts, declared by the republican forces, to be Seebirt strongholds, was refuted Saturday by Democratic Chairman Tom Dillon.

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Frames oj Merit are the frames that come from Makielski's Art Shop. No matter what you desire in picture frames you are certain of rinding it here, as our assortment J3 the most complete in the middle west. And in our framing department you'll find only skilled workmen; men who will give the utmost care to the smallejt details. MAK1ELSKFS ART SHOP The Shop of Courtesy Oliver Theater Bldg.

Oriental Rurs. 50c on the dM'ar. Hob rtson Bros. Co. '90-tf Oriental Rusts, 50c on the dol ar. Robertson Bros. Co. ;;90-tf

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Cks. M. V entland Democratic Candidate for Councilman-at-Large Resides 1020 E. Wayne. Married Born and raised in South Bend Served two enlistment periods in U. S. Army. Discharged both times with excellent character recommendation. If elected Councilman will serve the people as faithfully as I did Uncle Sam. Advertisement.

Bon't Wait Too Long!

to get your home roofed for the winter. Rain and snow will soon be with us and the same old leaks in your roof will let the water through to damage your wall paper and ceilings. No doubt, the most economical move you can make will be to have your home protected with an Elaborated Roof. Not only does it protect your home from the rain and snow, but Elaborated Roofin? is FIRE RESISTING. Investigate before buying that roof. Elatoratcd Roofing Co. A. W. Logs don, Mgr. 218 North Michigan Street Main 2403

service to you. The cost? Very moderate. Call and see.

j MSpREADY Room wm itiu n Ilank ,$

Call nt jordan & surcuy fu..::ace co. 309 Sin t! V.i.hif.an St.

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PRESIDENT tlARDlM; -;r.s aside is'ov. u

The i)Iitical game of chess which was forthcoming" a tho result of the city council' action Wednealay ni.ctht in rhanpina: more than onethird of the vity's rreclnct voting stations, and which action, brought about a certain decree of protest from voters in certain of the precincts affected, bids fair to end In

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FOR II ' AR I 7C77.15 ; Frank nilinkls orders Saturday to

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tions l-o :.-uoil !y them calling upoa th- peoj'b- of their rc- ; otr. "lajt s t pai:.' in th- ir u-uI pu'saitvs as a mark of r s;i-c. of tlii solemn occasion. 'Aiol. in o:-Ior that tho jott ::;:tity tin- occasion may ! farih- r onph.,.i.o,J. I ,lo lierehy

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throughout t.h- United Stat s b t l d at ;:it i .Ii.- b-:wcn 11:r, ,"..:.., : a. M . ."i-ui o"-i,ck riii':: icj t!i- said day, and thai !r'::i 1J i'i'!o.-k noon to two :uir .,-. ; ast that hottr. W.uhi.-:-t all ibvut at.d p itri..'.i -.is of tlie L'lUtod Stat" - ; ;m y ; .:; 1 of silent :K.i--.;.. od t'.r tbo-r v."a!u- ; . , .i" i-us Ii'.- a-.d of .s.iji-;-. of !!is l:i:-.c mercy 4n ! f..;r H v hb-.-sin.-r up.n our ) :; r, o:::;;ry.

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relocate those stations which had b.v.n found the most objectionable bv complainants who have brought their frrievancefl to him. In cost cases where the pollinc' plaA s aa determined by the city i oiu.cirs artion met with the greatest disfavor, voters will cast their ballot at the Mine places where thev previously had reffLTtered. The chanitrrttLH affected by the city clerk's ruling and to where ballots or n-.aclilnes went out Saturday iuclud'1: I'ourtb. ward, second, precinct, 1109

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THE WISEST MAN IN TOWN The man who knows it all! You may hear him on the corner, in tho street car and in the b.irl r shop. Ho thinks he knows it all. He will point out the mistakes of Congress, the Hail road Labor Hoard and the City Council. Ife will explain why marri.igo is many times a failure and wliat ministers of the gospel should do to increase the attendance at their church services. Although ho believes he is an authority on every subject Mr. Km w It All is a fake. The information he i;ive3 out In nearly every instance is erroneous. Tut there is one man who knows it all. Hi name is Mr. Clas-itUd Ad. Ills address is The News-Times building. This ircntleman can truthfully tell ou the heft places to pet articles you need, or an apartment you want, or a piece of furniture for your home. He can keep you in c !'"- touch with th business world of b'outh nend. Turn to Tho News-Times' classit'u d section and make his acquaintance TODAY.

1 0c or 5 c Per Yard? Why assume the risk of cheap work, without any protection when for the difference of a few cents you are protected against inferior work, fire, theft and the reliability of an established concern. All garments and fabrics insured for fire and theft for an amount not to exceed 20 times the charge. The B. B. Cleaners

R. X. I ice lo DRY CLKANING RUG CLEANING HLLMSTITOHING PLKATIXG Ptiono 31. 709 231 E. TAitt St. 103 W. Colfax Ave.

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to take pride in their bedrooms and get a lot of personal action out of the most comfortable night's sleep that they ever enjoyed I All regular prices have been thrown over-

rd for this sale with the result that you can buy beds and

ing here tomorrow at the lowest prices in yearsl

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Here io just once complete bed, sprim? and mattress outfit among the many which we are featuring for this tale. Continuous post bed in white enamel, complete with sapless but very resilient spring and a rc.il quality -L'-lb. cotton felt mattiuss ;.t a total ot of but V-i lust mako n small down payment and we will gladly arrange convenient credit terms for the balunee.

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Victor Records of the season's great "overnight hits." These are December numbers released NOW because of their tremendous popularity! You can't resist theml

18819 BENSON'S ORCHESTRA

"Wabash Blues

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(With "Tuck Me to Sleep in My Tucky Home") 1 8S20 BENSON'S ORCHESTRA

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Finest Mattresses $9.85 Here is your chance to buy mattre.-ses at the smallest prices in a loner time. For instance, we offer a 45-lb. all-picked cotton mattress with Imperial roll edire at the ridiculously low price of $?.S5.

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Chifforobes Down to $23.75 An Investment in a chifforobe will give you an article of furniture that will not only beautify your bedroom but will give you added convenience as well.

Pair of Pillows $1.93 Here is your chance to get some real feath'T pillows, made of thoroughly cleaned hand-picked feathers and covered with splendid quality art ticking at very low prices.

Best Springs $4.98 Here is jour fhame to buy a spring of !.,! qua it y, unusually r-.-:lI-nt and absolutely h;KP'0"f at a very low price. All '?hr springs in our entire Kt'-k also reduced.

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Cribs and Bassinettes Specials for that Baby! A comf rotable bed ha3 a irreat deal to do with your baby and you both enjoying an unbroken night's sleep. See the many specials we are offerins in beds, springs, mattresses, etc., for the baby tomorrow at very low prices For example, we effer a 1 eautiful bed at t. c o

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For the fir--t time in years we offer ma sive brass bed in the beautiful and u'ar -nt n tj H 7 banded finish, at a price that simply cannot p M go lower' Only a few of this puticma; de- j JZZZZZ sign for tomorrow's special se'.ing. -o come y early to make sure of tr-ntim; one at the ridiculously low price of $19.75 and on convenient credit term.-:. Mny Other Designs All Low Priced!

Newest Drs'ens in Wood Beds All Cut in Price ror T! is Sale!

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newest designs and flniähes, ar.d one look at the price tag- will convince you that we have cut prices clear to the bottum and then g'.me for thi-- special ale torrorrow.

The famous BENTON ha just entered his w'nter encas"-rr.cnt at the MARIGOLD GARi EN in Chicago. The celebrut cl WHiTEMAN -ntera h s ;econd season (with thr hi lu t J..ir J J.mce or h. stra in America) at the PALIS KQYAL Nfew f ork's aristocratic roof.

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