South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 26, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 January 1922 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1922

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1 -.--ador. who m or.-. f 'o.-rn- j tin of a rror ln-uranre bureau. n0ntH o tho Dyer bill in ritir.s rr.: ! P;-.,f - to tb- or.f'-.-f :e. Mor ccjp -ration betw een variotjs ; Sntorfprenr, of th tedrral governNo r:;;-. 1 pT..r. w:h r-.ad- to- J prodn.-ir. and distributing acn- mrT)t in Ftatf4 arTair;. r '.:.t v. a - -, . :i ; ie wan rmmcnJM by a ub- "Whatever you j.oplo i- the wr?t

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a v iAw.t, vkr.c ro.Jl.l rot jitarr.pt. d out j Mir- nil ton ar.l .Ir.vj.h avA a fiinü! ' i k t-ta',- k- j thir,tT. Mr.-. Mnry Hubbard. utvn . '

s,l,.( litnrnittpr to ('oiifrrrnro ; T . Tl . T 1 ' . . IWpori." I I Ii I nraujllrllliriu NCCCiirv. i 'or.t ir;u-d frotii I'ae l.) - - on-;, r. d by t;i full committer a m-'tin? Thursday T!i... ommitt- on agricultural ; lt r' mranc a. reponra, a r-bifion urgint,' (nnfrs to ron- ( .'idr the advi-abllity of a plan for o.i..n.:i.-M ,,n n-.ain.-,-.. udb, and improved busin . m. - fhod' - - . . . ... , i - , . a ('ot ;d'i ablo liffer"-nc of opinion Mvrinr.l in the ;jb- omnnttee on. waterways in it.s dlsusyion of the S. Ia wrenro-drrat Iik waterway, opposition !einff evidenced by j N' Vork interests. It was unier-j ' o. ' l , : I f v I . i ll ; i i n . .- ii i was oridorf. d. i Tb- report of the -immittop pro- : ..linr itnruodiatr cid:t for farm-. ' ' : would b tvo rontrress rreate an ac-noy of th government to dis- ' onnt for any bank or incorporated 1'Aovfofk p.a n aviat ion pap'.r on whb - h they had ma de loa ns for agri onhural p,r,..' It would 1---( p.o.nlr- for b.ai.s direct bv this ,'i I i i ' i'ii1 ' -

..C nrv to r,pv roopcrativo m oc ia - I 1 ' " l" " ' ! ovganiz-d under the 1 iws of'r' community is nffortrd Th- j

fat, whre farm paper is s- . i o-o - eomnioddy on whb h the '' i-1 s'"gbt. i.tcni i mann- i orpraium ,nriH,r..,.o. war finance oripu ..-i-wi of the poratjiiTi frotn July 1. "until such in,,,. may yoeni nece?-H;iry ami pr,,prr" wax also f ecommended. Tj. rr.mnilt1ee ais-a urged amend- ,,. of tho federal reserve art."' . (. ;, to civo ff .ioral r. sere hankt I !.,fjw, rite tr. mako loans direct to ! r.,,,r.rs with or without the rn-! lor. iii'-nt. of a ni( mber ank. ThL - s. if wiw said, would enable the feibral reserve bank to prevent member banks from charging exorbitant rats of intere.'-t. f'u. renresentatior f agriculture . .. the reserve board was also rcc- I ommended. j The sub-oomtnilt'e on tobacco j i. . f.mmen.led investigation bv the! -rate government in cooperation with -tat.- ..cencies, of the most ' n.immic method of product ion an I ( nnaimi tb.n. kin.N of tobacco ' '''o,-r .-uita'bto for partieulir soil and j ,. ' . ,. tin bef methods of rontrolinpr inI i ts and plant dis.asey If ; urteil a Standard giale for trans- ' porting different types of toba.i -on j and a warehouse syestem. rie suh-cnmmittee on crop ftati.'ti' - t n ommended that a census i of agriruture he taken eery five ; !.ars. that an annual census of ! . t .-i . . . . . . i - o i e.t .x piani i i o various crop' taken in tin- spring bv tax as-'1 .-.. rs in connection with the lkting of taxable property: that the b p 'itm. nt rf agriculture report in oi.in ion in crop conditions and t urn, i tt illllinrr ) Ii . i r. n . t 1 1 1 ' 1 4 " ' ' " - 1 1 " x "i s- a ui the proriuction and value of all crop.--, the quantity of products on farms, the ma rkcta Tile surplus of 'orotic 'i Ti 1 1 tlvjt fli rnnnti Tin I Ti 1 1 fh'jT fli rnnnti V " 1 "" .o. --ob'ptol a", the geographical unit for repre.vonting crop i.roduction. T1"" sub-f ommittee on livestock a tidier, i ecommended that the doII. ..!..... ..f .irrrl.iullnrA A r. . , 1 . . .,.1 ' i',,ll'."io oi um i iiii in i in i. uii i- aim Oil i i.- i nfrim ir.i I. a inc.- vlir-ot n'l ... . . " ! .arm and Iovetcck supply for each ' -bi of animal.- and give frequent; -f i. V- r.f 1 i Vr Cfo. I." Iir.lll.tinn , ,y A I t . situation in the Fpi,. d States j tnd funken countries. ' V- I AY ITALIAN PRESS DOES POOR SERVICE TO CARDINAL M AEEl n'ontinued from Page 1.) " corridor from the city to the sea ate no longer supj rted by any sec tion of the Catholics. The,,, was fear of cnmplioat ions, j was re. a.led. at th- concave wh., h was heb after the death of 1V:" TX f('r t,,L orr',,rrfl1 fi-ht : ears after the pope had reaped j . u-w .i Km-, .Ii. n oniy a j i n.oTith after the death of Vietor I Fmman.Pl 1 at th? Quirinal in the 1 .same pa! ice built by Fope Pail! V ' . , . ... I

I;iI;''- ur.i;r.ri rrs.-n o: trie pon- the Children's Society, gave tCMi-"'b-'-mony tending to confirm the girl's A r th( Til rt i n ltv of r.nrHin ...., . . . v, 1

. . -.2 i .... m ,i... ... , , . . i . . . . i. . I '" o .-.iL in uii'1. n..r Tiic -!an:h cardinals suggested Spain J . ! 1 the Austrian.. Salzbourg. ! lair when steps were taken to as-; :'! on the attitude of the Italian ern m ut. Francisco Crispi re- ! pb, d tb.at tb.e government was in a i p. .itnin to guarantee tb.e conclav lute Pberty, independence and . : -Tv. b :.-pi addfd that there would be i r . c.bjb , tinn on the part of the gov- J run-.ent if th- cardinals decided to I n. . t outside Italy and that the members ,f the Sacred r,-,!!.-.. wou'd be i s. orted to the frontier with honors prescribed for princes ' the Ph.. d. Put he continued: "I tri not guarant.-" anything as i " tb.e return into Italv f.f the- Mrdinals ar',1 tlu new pi.po " The oomlixe uas held in Italy. i'RGES FEDERAL REGULATION FOR MOVIE INDUSTRY ' ib. :tvjpd from p.a.;o on.

j He contended that the federal gc.v- ! ernrnent had Jurisdiction to regulate I I the industry in Interest of the public j J welfare. ' Senators Shortridge. lepublican, ;j Cilifornbi. and Asliurst. demccrat, ' j Arizona, members if tb.e sub-corn-j!mittet. indicated ground- for object-

irig to th proposevt regulation, the' former stating he had used motion pictures in his campaigns and tho - -.c ...ai n'-- ,v, j statements sotinded unc those madei . . . . . , . ... . i :n the star chamber of hnpUml 150 wars ago. The sub-committee will hold further hearings before taking action a the resolution. -J percent Reduction Sale. r rent. S-I-tf It Suank ! It. Phone Main 51. :Stf'

DYER BILL DEBATE

4,frO V Ij.'I IXtKJ I l. IIMIW (Z if f A7MJ'n ; 'on? inn1! ft njn I'aK" 1.) th nn-I !n1 . ov.trnflM that irr.h h.ir.d off t:i"- thrott-' of wliitc f,n"n'" lvocn.:.jr ffdrai . : r i a i !:r,:i. - ,,f . hrrkinr Ijni J.inc. Kcp. Mond'H. r' pnb'.ir.in l-ab r. drlar'-d 'tl.at t;tf had failed utt -:y to a--t th'ir auüiority. If j rrr.it tJ t" t. - . - ) on un . kr-d, Mr. MondU onHrd - d. hr.ohins wi'.l br'-ak down iZition v Garrett. To'.nct. demorrHtc Äder. Hp,--l"d to nu-rnhers f r th i,arif.(, t0a.t. who he said,' xvr,. confronted with a perpi'-xins I rA, qUr?tion to ..tand with onpo. , (jf.r5i - lf.d to ,j0 Jn working out your prol,lrrn wk of the south wi'.l under- ! t .r-H " --.M Mr :arretr. i i '" ! DEMOCRATS OPEN WAR ON POLICY OF REPUBLICANS lip P. Y I I Y 1 1 1 1 I Y II fl I (Continued from T'i'-:- 1.) T i( !l Jn ur n ..our re, are in; 'ns and rni-ry. The reaction i ' " . - mockcrv to ;i numan ,ntiti;,'in - . .... .,.. we are a rart of the whole world in toul. t.y the will of Almighty an(1 .n pr.1(.fi(,llitios ,,v ,lp. iJf:ir nf nature's Paws republican di'tunt to the contrary notwithstanding. Frails Banking hiw". ''barm products have diminished m !'r-r" niurh below the labor o,.it Production: vast inventories of "oj. and mill have followed tne downward trend until thousands of farmers and busin. sc concerns are hopelessly insolvent. Only the resilency of our banking system has averted the mo? t destructive panic in all history. I memories liave dihur.!hed in value, hut debts remain ,h" same. Then- can be but one result to this situation, "And how needlts. it all ha.s been, W'"" Pf' r;,pl Ftirope needed "hu ild ' n- America, had the sunpli'-". T'urope required credit. Am ' iea had a. prosperity upon wnim "-edit could have been given. Tho ilitress in Itii-Ia is chargeable ti s 1,1 v " " '" " 11 the terroi-.s of .soviet ism; the dis tress in America t the treachery of Jodgism. "The first esential thing to our I rosperity i.s the formal recognition bv vour goornment oT the funlanionai cause oi uepi essiop. miit thw will carry acccptan' o of the . Iionrifm rif Wrinil n : W i 1 n ti t h r rp : ' v hope only for the belated relief ! ibat. will come from the pressure ' of public opinion. ; "Fvcry ononust and statesmen " -'... ,,ooi.. ov are free from ulterior thought, ad nuts that the hou?e of civilization cannot be put ill order without the cooperation of the nation possereinC both the leading" crold supply and the facilities of tremendous productivity. In the face of theo. fundamental truths, the administration at Washington is vainly trying to bring better time?, by resort to the noi.-. ineiiious im h c.r'w. i. , j , e : pr); J7'C CJJ iPCh' ' I f Cr I O AGAINST RICKARD '' on tinned from pare one.) I months with Mr. Ford. The secrctantc room and after the case had been adjourned for the night fdio pleaded to he allowed to take her child from tho custody of tho Children's fc'ociety. which preferred tho chirr, es. The girl testified Ilickard subsequently attacked her on several ocf n vinna ill 'ili'i rt niiMito riOTr T.ltfli u v aml ;ih ft thf. ,ast tim0 on Now Y(tar Jriv On all but one occasion ' ..at, ii jvear - old companion. Annie Hess, she ! . i t i ut l' iiiw i 'm v v; t iiii 1 1 ' i a a i;ach time, she said, the promoter , t,r.n, T,,nn..v :,n.i ii,,,,, ...Ult to toM -.nvbodv." Dr. W. Traves Gibh. physician for I

: (III illVi IL lll.ll . ' I V Ull'l IH VII III" Car-lucked. J It was brought out in cross exam- ! ination that tho storv the two cirls

. , , . T . , . . "... to oi ar r.p i cvur nfisnirai wnrn rnev sa id they had taken iodine upon reporting there late at niuht on Jan. J I.i was notion. They told a lie. the witness admitted, in tellinir hospital attendants they bad been kidnaped and a rag soaked in choloroform put over their faces. Those stories were told, she said, in an attempt to ;get lodging at the hospital over night, as they feared to go home at a bite hour. The girl. who appears much younger than her ace. testified she had a predilection for motion picttires anl r-aiil she carried a news paper photograph of Richard In the cutT of her coat sleeve for three months. The hearing will be reisum.'d next Monday niht WEEKS SAYS U. S. IS NOT DEPENDENT ON FORD PROPOSAL (Continued from page one.) i.ii .i.- iiiiue;si.cn.u ii ti.i c iuia ,;ir i Myrick delegation that he conld not g.e .in indorsement to any proposition whether made by Mr. Forl or j some one else, which did not include a specific guarantee that the Muscle Shoals plant would, when corn-pt- '.. be ut-ed in the manufacture of commervia' fertilizers. APPOINT MICHIGAN MAN. WASHINGTON. Jan. 25--Appoint-ment of Ernest W. Camp, of Saginaw, Mich., as chief of the customs division, was announced Wednesday by the treasury. Deaths MRS. ELLEN MULLIGAN. Mrs. Ellen Mulligan, 217 S. Carroll st., died Tuesday evening at 11:40 o'clock after an illness of

three weeks with complication of diseases.

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t-Jiitdron. M r.-. Ann;t Hoi-on, Mr. Fun. ral frvirrS will ) hrM Sat- j urJiy morning at ? '( f.ci from St. 'atrirn 'at h-! ; . hurch. Uov. Fiynn of fir-j.j t ir H ir; t! wi'.l be i i 'lar Grovo rfniftcry. DOROTHY ANN JOSEPHSON. I r t !i v Ann J"jihon. eieht-ar-(dd (l.ojirht' r i Mr. .nd Mrs H tny II. Jos j. I. .ton. Ill fl.irf!d ct.. difd at hr hom uptcrjay aftrrrioor frdlowmy ;hi illne.-? of 12 d ty.. The chil !J was born in South lirnd Au'- and had lived hre all j b r lf''. H"r parents and two 2 OZ. BOTTLE COTY'S L'ORIGAN PERFUME $5.50 V i V. J VA

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A Feature Assortment of Winter Coats at $39.50, $50.00 and $59.50 These Coats were purchased in New York last week at a splendid discount, enabling us to offer them here in South Bend at the low prices quoted above. Such materials as Marvella, Panvelaine and Gerona are used in their making. Fur collars of Squirre 1. Mole, Wolf, Caracul, Neutria, Beaver and Natural Opossum are in evidence. Winter Coats such as these in mid-season are remarkable values when offered at such very reasonable prices.

Fur Coats at Prices Which Bring Them Out of the Luxurv Class $37.50 to $325.00. In this price range arc beautiful big Coats of Hudson Seal, Near Seal, Jap Mink, Marmot and Manchurian Fox. Several of them have contrasting fur trimming that is very effective. You will find these Coats are a splendid investment right now.

A Special Lot of Attractive Sweaters and Scarfs

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A Sale of Woolens That Eclipses Any Previous Januarv Clearance For Real Bargains 58-inch All Wool Skirting Was $1.98 Now 96c. A big assortment of Plaid and Stripe Skirting Was $2.98 to $3.75 Now 98c. 56 and 58-inch All Wool Coating Was $2.98 to $6.75 Now $1.25. $2.00 and $3.00. rcco Plush Was $6.50 Now $3.95. Esquimet Was $7.25 Now $4.25. Sealette Was $7.95 Now $4.90. Velour Du Nord Was $9.25 Now $5.65.

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Funeral arrar.zerru n' .s hac rot i n cmiloted. - IX.M KK'II.UI STIIIMIUII. .n att;nk f,f diphthrr a r-su'.tcI irM Richard St r- !. fon of Mr Mi?. ll.irt y StriH, 74 CWcI uul a v. Tbo boy, four y.irs oM W;ls born her J.m. p brotlir. Kenneth, br.-ilcs h':.s rnt:. Furvivf him. Funeral pervicc. wi'.l 1' h"Id from th home Thur.lay afttrnoon at 4 : 0 fclock. Rev. .1. I,, dardinr uffii-iatir?. r.urial wil'. o :n Hich '.ar.d cemrtfry. INFANT sTHICKFFK. Pneumonia whs the cause of ih drath of Jarnos Nova Stri. k'T. infant son of Mr. and Mis. William S' rickler, r"Mdir.c on inr Mapl" (;rovo rd., at hi' night. hom cir'.v hift Saturday Open Till 9:30 : ii 'b e . ' ; :Äl Jit f I 1 At $3.00 Each In this showing are included Slip-On and Tuxedo styled Sweaters in addition to handsome Brushed Wool Scarfs. The Slip-On Sweaters come in a variety of necks and are knit in block, stripe and plain. The Tuxedos are in plain stitch. You will find a good variety of colors to select from. The sizes are 36 to 40.

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1 . . in l r. :on 1 1 w !. h : . J-;. ..: .., Iii- p.irr.t. Ii" in ü'ir i .d . - i fi-.e :rr. Iv.rr.i 1 i " r ! raricjr.f nt v.;' 1- ! l.Tfr. FRANK STFXFiL. Frank Srin.r, who dil Ti:e--' day. will be bur;d this aftrrr.. S-n.oes w 11 be b.e'.d at the li-'m" of Mrs. Tark Rlini.iw. 'J " S C.irro'. 1 St., at 2:- o'clock. l?ur; tl wbi b, in Highland emctery. MIIS. F-FIA AMILIP FIMIKII. i'uncr.al ervir.; for Mrs. r.lba milbl Fi.cr. 4H. will be held thi. afternoon it 2:"ö o'clock from th-

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Pongee Waists $3.75 Thctsc very popular Waists come in Peter Pan, Two-in-Onc and long, V-?hapcd collars. Sonic arc given a touch ol distinction by fine tucks doxvn the front; others are plain. The sizes range from 34 to 42.

i i .Men: High j;rade Madras Shirts in j solid colors of Blue, Tan and Gray. Separate collars to match $2.00. Good woven Madras Shirts, $1.50. Splendid Union Suits in medium weight. They arc spring needle knit and made of the best combed Egyptian yarns $1.95. Good grade Cashmere Hose, 3 pairs for $ 1 .00. A warm weave Cashmere Hose 2 5c. You will find many other values just as good in our Men s Store. Sec the Jefferson hlvd. windows. Boys! Here's a great lot of Holland Shoes at a great saving $3.95 to $5.95 a Pair Evry Shoe is turned out under the best of workmanship. The uppers arc first grade Calfskin, and the soles are of solid Oak Leather. Linings are of heavy Drill, and the welts are Goodyear. There are dress and school shoes in brown and black. Sizes 9 to 13'2 $3.95 Sizes 1 to 6 $4.95. Sizes 6 to 9 $5.95. !! i I X

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Trimmed Hats of Smartness at $5.00 to $18.50 This early Spring Millinery is good right now. The styles are smart and becoming. The gToup of Gros de Londres combinations is exceptionally attractive. Bright embroideries, beads, ihinestones, fancy pins, etc., effectively trim these models. Sec them while the collection is at its best.

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Tl J9 Or d O Change now to ARICOLA with American Radiators and vou will forever keep out the cold and keep in the warmth. An estimate for installing ARCOLA in vour home costs vou nothing. We can serve you best right now. Uo k, Plumbing & Heating Company 318 S. Chapin St. Lincoln 6G76 For Sale One pipeless fu rnace, o 130. i Arthur YERTZ Mandl es the IDEAL Call Lincoln 1637 We're Out on Edwardsburg Road You can afford to change Now TT takes only three to four I days to install ARCOLA with American Radiators in each room. A week from now you can tart to put into thr bank one-third of the money that has been going up the chimney. For ARCOLA not only will give you better warmth in the cold weeks ahead. It pays for it?elf in the fuel it saves. Let ARCOLA start ihU week to work for your pocket book as well as your health and comfort. Drop in or phone us. JAY L. TAYLOR 1915 Miami St. Lincoln 6065

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