South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 6, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 January 1922 — Page 15

FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 6. 1922 . . ti

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SPR0ÜL REJECTS WATSON'S OFFER

Governor Will Not Accept j

Senate Proposal Cred by OKI Guard Leader.

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W.C.RPROrii puhlir. M-ntImo th rtartlin report w.r circulated that Sr-n. William K. Crow, lately appointed to the vacancy caused hy the (U-ath of Sen. Knox, would soon rc.in because of his health. This could rot be verified, however. Among tho?e mentioned r possible appointees to the senate were John Wanamaker. millionaire merchant; IJdwrn Stuart, former governor; George Wharton Pepper, George L. Clothier; Lewla S. Sadler of Carlisle, and Cor.srrt sman William Vare, al.se wer blnsr dlncuT?d. Fen. Watson. Indiana, had previously Informed the pre?a that Gov. Hpraul had decided to accept the portion. This statement was Riven rut following a conference by Sen. Watson with PreK't Harding at the White House where they agreed. It Li understood, to Bdct Gov. Sproul In order to strnrthen the republican tiefender of Sen. Newberry.

OHIO STEEL PLANT WILL REOPEN FEB. 15 LIMA. O.. Jan. .". Announcement was made here today that the Ohio steel foundry plant will open Jan. 1 .". rl!ri employment to more than 300 workers. The ua; scale In effect when tho plant closed lift Nov.. will Lc In effect, cfT.ciala announced.

LIQUOR RINGS IN STATES EXPOSED

sproul that: Dry Authorities Admit Grand

POLICE DISAGREE ON DRY BENEFITS

THAT SAVING RKSOMmON1 will prove more profitable than ever If you place your money with the Building & Inan Asn.. 124 Ä Main Ft., where you reoolvo 67 Interest, compounded quarterly. Why not !it your money work where It will earn the mort? 4-tf

Jury Indictments Are Being Prepared. Ni:W YORK. Jan. 5. Booze frauds In a number of states growing out of the forgery of government whisky permits are to be exposed by evidence now before grand Juries, li became known today, following Indictment of alleged pinclpala In New York's $10,000.000 liquor withdrawal conspiracy. New reports on frauds, similar to thoe In New York, were made tc the Internal revenue bureau. These reports. It was understood will supplement others reflecting the operations of bootleg rings In conspiracy with prominent politicians and dry law officials In Maryland, Pennsylvania. Kentucky, Ohio, and other states. Commissioner Ilayne was astounded by tho revelations of revenue agents. They show extensive thefts of blank permit forms upon which bootleggers or their representatives have written In any desired number to suit. their requirements for liquor Apparently only the size of the pockethookfl of the bootleggers hat been the gauge which measured the quantity calied for by permits presented at distilleries and bonded warehouses. In New York tho frauds have not been confined to the fraud of the 300 blank forms, 200 of which were used Illegally. Additional evidence today pointed to the arrest and indictment of many others.

Seven Large Cities Claim Crime Has Increased; Five Are Optimistic. NEW YORK, Jan. 5. Two years of prohibition have resulted In increased drunkenness and crime in many part of the United States, reports of police chiefs gathered by the United Press today showed. The same two years of the sam prohibition have seen a great decrease in drunkenness and crime, ac

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turner imams, or Denver, ror instance, reports that crime, drunkenness and the number of arrests have tremendously increased fince Jan. 1, 1920. Chief Flanagan of Bridgeport, Conn., reports that crime, drunkenness and the number cf arrests have decreased ever since the town went dry. Out In Chicago. Chief Fitzmorris announced a general decrease in all things' wrong, but suggests tho police may deserve the credit for this. Lincoln, Neb., police report a purer atmosphere, but Des Moines and Norfolk, Va., have found crime and drunkenness on the increase. The reports show that in st-ven large cities crime increased within the past two years while In five it

was reported to be on the wane. In I

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seven the tendency was the other I way. Seven police chiefs reported ! a greater number of arrests while j In only three cities were the police j blotters barer.

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Calvin Stertzbach, chiropractor, graduate of Universal School ot Davenport and Ross School of Fort Wayne, has opened offices at 621 N. Main et. 4-tf

MOVIE BALL TOKIO TUES., WED., JAN. 10-11 Actual Movie Pictures Taken Both Evenings. SEE YOURSELF IN THE MOVIES

Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.; Saturday 9:30 P. M.

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January Clearance Sale January White Sale Three Big Events Combined To Make Friday a Day of Wonderful Value Giving We Do Not Fill Telephone Orders for Friday Specials

Sensational Dress Value. Never in the history of the store have we offered greater reductions. One lot of silk dresses that formerly sold at $25.00, $29.50, $35.00, and $39.50; choice T:7....$ 14.75 Dresses, Lot No. 2, one lot of silk dresses that formerly sold at $45.00, $49.50, $55.00 arid $59.50. Your choice FW, 522.75

Big Coat Special, one lot of winter coats, most all sizes in navy and black; values up to $35.00. Your choice 2"..' $14.75

Pink Crepe de Chine Gowns, lace trimmed; f5S?T. $3.95 Envelope Chemise, pink crepe de chine, broken line of sizes, lace trimmed,

with ribbon strap shoul

der; special Friday . . . .

$2.50

Children's Ail Wool Sweaters, sizes 2 to 4 years, slip-over and open

front styles; very special

Friday at

$1.95

Millinery Specials, women's hatter's plush sailors in black and navy!

values to $5.00; choice

Friday at

$1.9

Kimona Aprons, me

dium and large sizes, plain

belted; Friday special

65c

Men's Underwear, cotton ribbed shirts and

drawers, medium weight;

formerly $1.25, Friday, garment

89c

Children's Bath Robes,

in light patterns; Friday

special at

$1.49

Children's Velour Hats, black with colored facings; values to $3.95; choice (T A fd

Friday

Suit Special, made of different materials, not all sizes. No alterations, none laid away or sent on approval. We are closing out these suits at about 25c on the dollar; choice of thu lot fn nr

Children's Bath Robes, extra quality, in neat plaids; very p 7Q special Friday ?Emb I w Washable Cape Gloves, self and contrasting backs, in brown, beaver, tan

and mode; Friday only.

$2.75

Bleached Muslin, good quality; Friday "f

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special, yard

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Children's Black Hose, not all sizes; 4 4 M

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All Wool Chaliies, 27 inch, light and dark pat

terns; Friday only, yard . . .

95c

Dress Materials, one table of plain colors and plaids, 36 inch; very special Friday, CO

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Black Duchess Satin, 36 inch; very special,

Friday, yard

$1.69

Bleached Toweling, 1 6 inch, blue border, part

linen weft; Friday only,

yard at

22c

Remnant Special, here is a real opportunity for women who do their own sewing. Silk, Wool and Cotton Remnants on' sale Friday at HALF PRICE Muff Foundations, can be easily covered with any material to match your hat, suit or coat, also to remodel fur muffs, choice Friday HALF PRICE Toilet Soap Special, Kirk's Cocoa Hard Water Castile Soap, special, 6

bars for

35c

Laundry Soap, P. and

G.t White Naptha Soap.

special Friday, bar

5c

Ivory Soap Special, Frifoary,.10.ba.r:... 59c

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That our friends and customers have absolute and explicit confidence in our Sale Announcements. Oar Annual January Dollar Sale

opened with more than usual pep and ginger and the eager shoppers have been rewarded with real worth-while purchases.

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Highest Quality Lowest Prices Unexcelled Service and the Enormous Buying Power of Six Big Stores.

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tide in Mammoth j Stock up to $50. BCance on Easy

Weekly Payments

If You Value Quality and Care to Save Money

Attend This Sale

This Beautiful Four Piece Queen Anne Bed Room Suite, Mahog-

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lüüj (Spin AI. iiyyi ' Bedroom -fly suites fcTTTi? Reduced

Others at $69.00, $98.00, $115, $198 CASH OR PAYMENTS

Special Prices on AH Living Room Suites

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An Exquisite Mahogany and Cane Suite $198.00 Consisting of six foot Davenport, Rocking Chair and Chair, having loose cushions and extra pillows. Choice of Taupe, rose or blue Velour covering. AN ELEGANT THREE-PIECE OVER- 0ßp PA STUFFED TAPESTRY SUITE SSMd? Luxuriant Davenport and Chair and Rocker to match. Loose cushion full spring construction.

A Elegant Eight Piece Dining

Room Suite, Wal- (T nut or Mahogany . .

54 inch Table, 60 inch Buffet and-Six Pad Seat Chairs to Match.

168

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Others at $198, $239, $289, $315 CASH OR PAYMENTS

Beautiful Oak Buffets and Tables Fumed and Golden Finish Massive Colonial Buffets $29.85 up Pedestal Tables, 45 in., 48 in., and 54 in. .$22.50 up Also a wonderful showing of Solid Oak Dining Chairs at preAvar prices. A set of Pad Seat Chairs for $27.50

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Three Piece Duofold Suites $79.85, $98.50, $105.00 Bed Duofold, Chair and Rocker complete. Daveno opens up to a full size bed. Others in Mahogany and Cane, upholstered in Velour or Tapestry.

Large Size Kitchen. Cabinet White Porcelain Work Top

jj $37c85

$1.00 Down Delivers It

14 Off on All Brass Bed

If You Have Been Wanting A Beautiful Genuine Brass Bed, Buy Now and Save

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All Floor Samples Sacrificed A Beautiful Full Size Bed with two inch Posts and

inch fillers, elaborately ornamented

A Very Massive Brass Bed, two inch posts and ( fillers, $49.00 value I Over 100 Elegant Beds to select from, all reduced

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Hand and Water Power Washers Save drudgery more economical to operate than

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$24.85

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SPECIAL! 17-Piece Pure Aluminum

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Beautiful 100-Piece Dinner Sets, al,p.a,,e:n: 19.85

The Store ThaS Sells !t For Loss

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