South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 328, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1921 — Page 3
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 24. 1921
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LÄP0RTE CONCERN TO MOVE TO CITY
IJtian.Morley to Locate Here if Financing i- Arcom-
Opportunity for Ho;th Ir.d to an-
another in-!i:;mi i ...,-.rh ? an aot to
tT'l'carr." Known WMrMay
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Duds, Whizbangs and H. E. moisMacNidert
ff; Knows Him
From the St. Joe County Sector
one year c-s viM-commandtr, and dur".r.ii? th? rai veir hai been department command r. Durir.p his crri;rr.::ndrih!; Iowa. recorded a !?r.n pain of 7. (-00 members Woumlttl nt St. Mihicl.
I'idd. Whizz Hanc. rtr. : Composite pirturr oi fleori: Ford. Stuart Klhei. Jo Cunninch.im nnd Art MnoIor.ald. srrAtlnp th dv.vo' of Nov. 24. 1321, from th-lr rrspc-! tlve billet windows: j "Well this Is what I ml! a rMl' Thank.-srlvlmr." i
Monday's executive commit tre rntir.c nearly took the breath frrirn or." Jo Cunningham. t'n rnt, don't it?" he cri'd. dlv'.n? into Ld Hoch-'. 5m:;.
nanroru .Mac.NJ.2or. yourp"!
tional commander of th American
. i wcur.'lt il at Mlhi-1. and w as ci:e.i
thrre times In ?ener?l order?, lie wears th" followlni: dccx i atlons:
Jiion. was h.rn in Mason City. DStintruihed sorvir cross with la.. Oct. : lSsS. He was -itic.it d r nk Ifaf tlu,tor i;0n of Honor, at Milton .academy. Milton. Mas ., Cr ,.v ,!o r,u,f. .....M ?hre minis
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and ono troid ar.d on st.v r star, and Italian war cro.
It was
Mfriey Co -.-,ove their
to this
The f!rm
,, r... i.re and
rr- s;x times ns
the n'ih
city.
f their equipment has jumped in . . a a n
vrars from 7 4.ruj to
firm. enc:afra
F.lectrir:
Johnon. of the
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f. tf'.riais of t.-ie i.nsm:ir m v.om .rrre rerentlv civen an opportun
. to in vesicate the
: n rr.r.f' r.. ( J. M
,.r?1prn Tr.d;r.a CI as and
-.T, i Tr.hr. rVrruFon. chief rn
rmrr r, f the If, llmi A.
"'ertr'C o. Srral
er,. h"!l with The engineers to
!!(. '.th a studv o
nt. production and
Iiunnlr.tr . rst of the American! Iscion remind one of Islie Harr;f. !
Iarorte plan to re- """J '.'"w.- u-m.-u ' i mu! ealiOner. Harris was trvintr to I
n!in! fdrm-inuianurc uii ' . . ... . I ' i k nnn h' hnv o.tail r.r Viä A t
between Houcq and Toul one after-!
a . I
ana in? ;oia narrefi paosn-
ger. Pöcking to divert IxsMe'- attention from his purpose and the nccllllrator. asked him how he liked France. "Boss, suh." Faid Ixslle. Iowlntr down to 75 miles an hour. "Ah would take one millions ob dollars for this here 'sperlence, hut fac' bos. I wouldn't give ono thin dime for a million like It." Whereupon he took up h! afore-
Wad' Hardy spurs Armisti-.-e
th.e
wnn da v.
his
Fp- akinc
... uM'rr heaters
l . ... T
Ken lorntea in 1
preit as 11
hep. they i,oi?an operations in
orinL' C.ty. me ir,i;n uiu
Mi'-hijran j
conferences I
mentioned task.
contem-
the nature
f the manase-
f Inane. ii? or
th- Uij.ort ronrern. i im re-L.it ine'nntion entirely satisfied . .als of th- cinmt.T of Com-I...-TC-ihv ihe company hrm a Rood Pi.-'iuei ar.d well managed. Ti Make Nrw rnsluct.
t tr.H'-nt the concern
t,'ntfj nf.v :irduct In
of at) insrilated ras heater to he sold hv .ho -av companies. Thi- in to I ;. m tn'ifat Vir d In combination vitli th-ir oth'-r product. Contemi.'.itrd expan-Ion will open up a
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f: er of th- ;oni:my -i new and :.!.;. r plant i.-iust e procured. Tin- J5ntian-M'rU y Fo. presents of th- rar- inann-n where tne ''-a :u'r,' r of Commerce has fuKv ;rnl uriM aullfUdlv endorsed the pro-
! val. Much of th" financing
I A hunch of the brother.- took in j the turkey raffle at the Indiana club j the other nicrht. Familiar faces, familiar .strains:
"Come on you four leaf clover." The casualties were nominal.
o id and present crowded iac- . . f 1 rf-
t ;i!i()r' nave cmuiuvi v.i-
of
has already n n'1 . a nd
Chamber of Commerce has given
t i i rdMcrrn, ii is stated, t.f . n pl'dpel in South
th.
ilified endorsement to the pro-
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j' . . oifi( iaU of the Chamber of Cr.m- !. .ire declared Wednesday that everal sites have been looked at but no definite place for the prop ed plant has been decided upon as yet. although they expect the Ivipnrie concern to come here. IUpitciiliitlvi In City. .1. F. Grave, representing the T.astlan-Morley Co.. wa.s in conference Wednesday with Manarer Frank .1. Green of the Chamber ot Commerce. Mr. Graves stated the company has been on a dividend basis for the pat four year. He fnld the establishment of the firm in South Hend would mean the addition of a larffe number of new employe and removal of the present working force of 100 men t South Fend. The manufacture of the nesv heater. he .said. would mean creation of new departments. The firm has one plant at Los .rnele. Calif., and another at Conschocken. Ponn.. ami a controlling interest in the Toronto. Can., branch. Mr. Graves stated that several 'ther cities have endeavored to Influence the company to locate in their communities but the otlicers of the firm prefer South Hend if tn proposal can be financed here. Help FtnaiMv Concern. Frank J. Green, manager of the Chamber of Commerce. speakin? for that organization said: "Local people Instead of putting their money into wild-cat schemes would do prood for South Herd by putting their surplus money into the financing of a f.rm ot this kind, which will have a payroll approximately Jir.rt.00i to J200.Ö'Jü a year at the beinnin. Manager Greea declared there are t o s.'rins; on the proposal, only tne lontinency ef South Pnd financ;nT. upon which the future fictiua of the organization b'pends. .1. It. Motley, partner in the firm, a farmer S u;b l'.end man. ar.vl res -P-d here for several years. BRITISH TO CUT NAVY PERSONNEL
V ill Demote Many Officials in Rank to Rcin Naval Retrenchment. I . N I 0 N'. Nov. 22. A further ffp in r.-ual r trenchment in ac"rd with the movement fur limitation of aim.unent is planned ty tl.e Fritih overnr.ient. It was learned today. Sweeping re.lin ti nrJ in personnel ot'l.he roal r.avv are sail to Include t ;:ie demotion of captains and 1 I v omnia nders. Most of those demoted were proim !ed liurinc the war. The N ,rt hvliffe papers are detrand:n abr. 'Ration of the Anpio.Tapanese alliance wnich 1: claimed is detrimental to China, prejudicial l Ansi--American relations, unpopular in th IJrltlh dominion and even harmful to Japan. Iimts Criticise Drlaiul. The London Chronicle greeted the ie., rt of the Far Fast committees of the Wah!ni;to!i arms conference as the rlr.st s'ep toward agreement. The Faily News and Westminster Carer.o fharph' criticised Premier Fr.and ef France f r the stand he 1 as taken in th Wa.shlnton confer, r.ce. "Hr.arid de.es jo-t r.d to fear
Kone too far News stated.
tolle
th.it France has ward peace." the
1. pursuir.i: a policy wlvjch minht I ri'ft de war a war which would b disastrous to l-Yance btcause it was t ;a r.ufacrured by her "w:i states r.en's sh.o; t-s-lglited foll."
JUSTICE DRANK RAID EVIDENCE ST. LoFlS. Nov. 23. Justice of tr.e Pe tce Werremyer. prlncipa! wlti .fs fcr the tnte in proceeding's to :-mnve from office Sheriff John F. Wiilman of St. Ixiuis county, because f all ed failure to enforce the proMrltlon law. admitted en the stand Tuesday that he had been accustomed to drink part of the "evidence" taktn in liquor raids. On err examination Juatlce Werremyer admitted he kept the "evidence" In hla court room and fn on ocron gave two quarts of It to a friend.
and at Harvard, jrraduatlr. in 1311. Flv ears later he wrvl with the second Iowa ir.fantrv on the Mexi
can herder. When America came j Th citation nccomrar.yirff Ms ir.fo th.. unrn v.nr Mr XT rN! i s . r-! award of the F. S. C. reads:
(entered the ofheers training camp For extraordinary heroi?m In actearhee., My Geort: :at yvn SnW.r.fT, Minnesota, and on ! tion r.enr M"ih rme. France, -peak every day. was Au- ; 1917 waA comm!.ioned a ; ct. 2-3. 131S. He voluntarily
second lieutenant cf infantry. lie
i arrived in Franc? a month latei We visited H'althwin la. t Sunday i with the ninth infantry of the ?ecT'.oys. pome folk have all the 1 end d:viion. took part In five mark! Fvery healthy veteran j j.r opeiations. and was promoted
And
:and.". w!v -are'i t!ff
succesac ly captain, major nnd lieutenant colonel. National Commander MaeNidtr
is a banker, and founded the trust ! hierher authority could not he reach
photild visit that place and talk a while with some es fortunate brother, if he has to walk there via Nil-s. Hrlnc the father. and brothers to the meeting of the "vfh. Gi-'nilliat
writes h'T, be here, and (ire-- weiden post of the lefrion of Ma.con City, know H com inc. I-tV bt the town j Hanf ord MacNider built up and know! imaintainofl an active post of 1.1 0 0 members in a town of 20,000 inhahlFeak K' ltr.er, Palph Jackson j tants. Ho served hi department Keitner for this writinc. is a proud i '
! joined an attae-kins battal.cn on
Oct. ?. ar.d accompanied it to its fir. il objectives. Purin? the second attack on the same day, he acted as a runner through heavy artillery and machine un fire. Ho visited
the line both nicht and day, where'
the fihtinc: was most severe. When
run nests and supervised thefr detruetior. Tho citation bedcrw!r. on Mr. MacNider the cak laj; ciu.ter is as follows: An Oak Icaf For This. For tae- followinc act of extraordinary heroism in action near PemenauvMle. France. fSept. 12. 101S.
Lapt. MacNider i awanld an o leaf cluste-r to be u orn with the dl- ; tinprui-she-d n-:ce crcvs: On duty i
as reclriental adjutant, while carr'inf: lrtructions to the assaulting lines, dpt. MacNider four.d the lino unable to advance and be-inr dLor--anlzM by a heavy mnchir.e cun .'Ire. Punninc forward in the face of fire, this cfticer cti.ptured .i Orman machine crun. drove off the crew, reorcnr.izod the line rn that flank, r nd thereby enabled the advance to continue.
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peak and the Mrs. announce pirl. Muriel Jane, born Nov.
CONFESSIONS OF A P.OVIE STAR
i had m: tiiofgiit ahoit MY VITT V UK. "My wife will have to have brain-!," Pick drawled, a little bond but prepared to keep up his share of the conversation. "Fralna enough to know when I'm tired. Piain -crouch to understand what I talk about. Praina cnouch to discover what's going on in the world without making me read the paper for her." Such was Pick's Ideal! I didr't know whether I had brain or not. but I wanted Pick Barnes to believe I h.ul some.
show and when the 5-titch heal ami the hair crows out aur.in, whv. "there you are twenty years younger! That's the style of Rose's chatter when she's enthusiastic. Oh, yes, it was cxpemtive very--but worth ten tim.es 'the price. Soon she would be doing grandmotheis and hags with mighty little work at that, but she expected to be. good for ten years more after that little e-peratiom 1 wasn't to tell anybody about it. I promised. And I paid a silent tribute of sincere; resiect to Hose's business acumen. The vanity of old
Suddenly I remembered iiow often women is detestable but in
I had seen Pick and Ginette together. Ginette who had shot up to stardom like a rocket because, rail the gossip. McMasters had approve;', her beauty and disregarded her work. Did I suppose for one minute that Ginette was endowed with brains? I did not! And if Pick Farnes could Hnd .1 prl like that so interesting, I wjun't going to feej sorry because he stayed away from me. j wouldn't waste my time being nie? to a man Who could be amused oy Ginette. Uore Montillon. discovering me and my draft, stepped for a little shop talk. There were to be leopards in the next play. She didn't know the name of the story. Seldom did Rose have that information. Like many another movie actor, she could work n week nnd never find out what mip was working in. There were to be trained leopard from a circus. Henry had the dope. And before the story was shot, she was gcing to a beauty hospital. "Why?" "To renew my yojith!" Pose was fifty, she passed for forty, ami she expected the beauty surgeon to make her look like thirty. Alme Gilliard had had her chin made over. Rose wa goin.? to do likewise. Hadn't I heard how it was done ? 1 had not. I was interested. Pose explained: A certain French
draws up the sk.in on
elderly woman's
face, pulls up the muscles. docs away with the sagging flesh under the chin, and makes an artistic throat line, almost any kind of a CTir. you want, and every woman krows sh's just as old as her throa; line, and then the beauty specialist takes little pleats under the tops ot the ear where the sears will not
it was a professional
Rose's invest-
case.
incut. 'One adantace of beJng homely is that homely women do not age," Hos raved on. "Only the beauty fades. We all look alike at fifty, honey. I'm no uglier now than I was at twenty, but jou'll be worse, darling, worse than nie, maybe!" That ended Pose for the day and it nearly finished me. T had never thought about my future. I ought to do so. Doubtless getting married was a part of it. and not to be evaded. (To 1k continued) (Copyright, 13 lil.)
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