South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 26, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 January 1922 — Page 20

SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

THURSDAY JANUARY 26 at Brandon fs 'f.pl Mon t wnt tj kivo ;t up" j Tfif- Ahiart n!i-p; jr5y 1r?"- ( ' h i -h ha hi vi-h f :

fc.. GOSHEN MEN FORM WAWASEE HOTEL CO. 'lO.sutN. .Ian. 2T. C'nar I. i.;..i:n irv1 Myrn C Pv of th . ; Thn L!Mr.1r.ar ".. H"rr? H. r.nrfnrr nf th 1rtr,r.,if.r,,, P-irrlT'ir Co . WJI'.taTn

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t 1 i n cr fir. (( u .i rrln" .'iT.'

(':rs ub" V-- bH? rarr'Titr a' th tin o. i.' ':'ishft-1 ln'h tii- i?" u I Ti it ffl f'T. .1 r , , i . J i r , ?,r ADM ITS"B ÖÖTLEG GING IS FREED BY JUDGE

rrr.r mayor in- '."."mii..v "r: r'nr' 'xr-

1 f-r v f 1 . ; "Tliar !.s h"fl rhir.j " , a .'. h if." I urr M. "Tiu-:). '- . r- j " y hac md'1 in ni'r i ; fT- r t ; f;hr !tfjy. ThT'- ! r for oijThrn .''1', nr i !-i.f f ill y-r- " v ilrf ""f's w T'1 ins il Tr.a'T. 1 1 t worn 'Ai:h'.Mit i f) i' litf- niTi fluj

yhti-t- tr:pr of H'-nji ro th-j? )

tj - j ti,..,. r T"n.,r t atifn whr; ."rrnienf l l.ffnr- .IuJ5 f:nrrow- t'A.ird rhf top f th" flrr lrn. I".1!.. ar,1 ii.arr 1.. v ...irr.T . , ,, r th- Oo.-n m-h arl ror Co . ,r;,k' "f tho rirrit "ourt. ftr lifnrp to., urnini: for wo-d, s.t r, . , 4. r u . p,,irv ' Iii ! Twl o ho-.n arr t -! for iolation I' rn. a tli mn lr m pv,ro.T-li'l i; , v , . i ,,- a f f thf- yj'if.r law. A n:ji;, t it v of o tk bn h whorp ;vt.

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J.'.rtfii, for r ? i p'j "p." of re-tir. h modm )iotl, p!nnprl a a Ho-: fary club hous. on th Iikf Wana- j north hor, "-hr th hM- : torlo Inn ptoi until !t hurni a.bout j t ui j -ir. ac". .Soon aftr the flr : th- GAhn noHr!ar Hf.iri t!'! ) to thf lan-'i, rtrn r1"d th most ( 'i:aM at tho Uk. A lf;;ni. lla.:n::-r!y rf Indlarap-j o;.-. a br'Kr. hi ben romrn:ss!on- ! I to dJ.'p--" of ly.owt f 1 2 5 . 0 of1 'trek to ItofarlHn And othr -Ahn i i n t r r 'J In th dvn!opTnnt of i rk on tho IjOtrJ rjTjli hoijip wJ to '-artfd nfit prtnsr. j fiff "irnmr tho Sf.uth Shore Ir.r.. r i -! c J7r..MCo. wis hu:!t .in 1 npr, - ,

1 j ' - - i t ; i r.. ' I ' I ; 1 1 ? r - i A n r J , ( II "t V-j w.tp Inn. Xorfh .hor- rr(.

'cih arf (JftTrii!r.- 1 u, In-, r : h ''J on tho inn ,-l?n

i if, r n n i rt" was iouri'1 In in horr.. . w m.Tko th"' ipo rro.-k up

IJf tri-d to hrak th rontairr in; in lovely col.ir ' : 'Thrr- '' hicti it had fon pla-od. hut fai'd : a I'lii" with drpt-r h!uo .triji' -. .i

a sü(

r- fTi 'A ith -.ripr

olive, ;m,1

o fh o and the. polier i.iad

sful rnJd whito striped in yriiow. Tli ! Arnold confessed hu 1 1 1 1 1 before j would he lovely in the onth. Jude Drake. II., was fined Jl1) ft'." mv favorite one." sh ddd.

and rosts and civen 3 0 daya in which t( make financial settlement. A six nionthH pTitTi'e to I'it nana ll'f i na! farm was sutpr.drd.

"Is th capo attached'.'" I'ani a

ho,- I the !5

,.rj he

ed.

j "Oh, no." tho mod! atiswerr-d. ! "S iLwve f,nme frocks with attached i ! cap, hut our patron .-r-rn ?fi nr.-.

j f-r thei strip ti rrn-dls th

" t . -. , . - ..... . ... - j

dr-.s "ohur and snaps at i:nr

5ide." She demonstrate j a

t-aik-d. . I "ro ycMj make hat? to inth a 1 1 j one?" I afked. j "Ye-.." she anverd. "The com-, r'eMnc tourh of lat matrhin; the deApr-r sfrip-- is stunninc in th dif- j frr'?it t os.tun.r

; "Th- yi.apo of fh hat is youthful i ONK HKLOW ZERO ' n.d l-riin?;' I'ani .hvervf l. i .... . t & i

4 rI IVM1 4 "" 4 1H 1 lw I. very of.' IIKS lllIP Mliip?, Iii

44 FIRES IN NIGHT IS FIREMEN'S LUCK INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. With tho temporal u r! hoverinc around zero, firemen of InllajiapoliH fouqht firo.M ontinuously from o'oiool; lat-t iiuht to R o'clock thL rnorntnjr. ThT wr- 14 firv. n;o-t of thni

oof fVei. and the hn!(Vt lo? '.vai

At or.H the lo-s -.va.i $J.

llhri'ISLH.Ai MJIHiHS IXDIANAIMM. J,n. jr,-Th, rim. otvpr-ht that is s, nlvcrllvr .MEF;T AT TNDI WAPOI IS rr,,rJrKt vi;,,VU': f lh wln,trr,f"J becoming So many youn? pirl, 1 DrvNr rC , " '-Mienfed hero at s a. u,. Urdm,.- ff of v ,VJ.,1:V V Thday n.ornuK who., the t her.Mumeter . mft t Tn;itch thpir frooks.

" .-ev4 "i I'ufuuin oiiinn Of j I c.Mercfl rnv (H ah PC-low 'T( au arriving hero Wedn ;J i - for, It Lfan an imiiif-fiiate asons-ion,

innu. convention cf In-i however, and in thro.- lionr- hn !

flinihfd nine dffrnes. A m-axiinurn oniperatur of ahout '-'o .tbovo wa. preuKted ior the afternoon, with

rpin off t'jnik'ht.

'.-iri'i r"puh:ifan editorial a.-sm-ia-Moii which openn rVwiry in ?hijiy, to cortiniiH until Friday nisht.

i no iiuntlro.1 f-dttnrs ;ir -.xpooted j slight If .itff iid tho uif-eLin'. aerurdins t c I

.i -(c!(itljM t:fic rf. Sen. Jan. es Y. Wa'.'on. who is un tii I ri Jay nfifht pmeram for n -j' e h. 'A jll probat. ly not attend, ao "rdiinr t the a mi '. unrenicnt of I'roderick K. ,vrh,.rtnir!(r, crelary of tho : epuhhear. statement tiuttce. Vii-o.j'r, idont Coolid.v S-n. Harry S. Nw and Go-.. Mcfray will attend tho rrid.'iy so'on as ,-peakers. Mr. S h orto;n.ipr s.iid. In enm-otinn with tho editor MoMnk', tlie i- puhi"an state corn-mitte-will ho!l ., i;M tin- Tiiur-day.

Klie went to tltid the yello-.v and white frock at Pain's refpue.t. and Jii'-.t then some fno appeared with tea and cake.s.

THREE CONFESS TO ROBBERY OF STORE .MI'NCIi;, Jin. Pay McKin- :, .;'. V-.-jI Payne. L'O. and AIa Lynch. L'O, All of 1'airmount. are in .nil here charted in two counts with ih rohbery of tho Hoover sonoral ;.foro at Wheollr. Monday niiit. Tin- ruen war returned hero into !at 'Vf nirik'. All mad- i-onfossioni to the policp. I WU FIREMEN HURT AS I I HE THICKS COLLIDE

SUPER-44IODINE" WILL j BE MADE BY CONCERN ; PITTSlUriHI, Jan. LT.. Oranization of the Bethlehem Iaboratorie-. j Inf.. for iniuiufar turf of hvHorito. I

a eret antiseptic horn of tin World war. h.-'an today. I!y hlorite is .said to pos?ses amis' ptio iiouer 100 inu greater than iodine, and to he non-poijnou.1.

SHIP SUBSIDY IS . BLOW TO BRITAIN

llrvucry Files Preliminary Dissolution Certificate INDIA XAPOI jIS, Jan. 2 5 A pre-

! iimir.ary eertihcatinn of dissolution

was tiled Wednesday wiih Secretary of State Jackson by the Southern Indiana hi owing Co of New Albany, whote president. Micnael Schruk was arretd recently on (hartes of attcniptli.gr to bribe a prohibition aijent. (;. H. P.ooth, who said he was a Prohibition a -nt, also was arrested with Schrick, and according to ofti-

t ia.ls here both pleaded ßuiity to the

!'iilC2 charge when before a Unitd S;aLe commissioner, but both eiiar.tl their pleas to njt Ktiilty by

:idic" 'A tiieir com.eU

Tl'KPi: HAl 'lJ.. Ind.. Jan. j " 77" f-reii en a. re s.-i-iiisiv ii.inv i I mlertaker Runs Still

.-nJ two ylik'htly hurt when t u o tin ! ;mu- roliohd whii ;u hw rink,' an .'i.uiii Wednesday aitetnoon. Williani Dt ister and l.e I'evt.ui were!

i n u.-ly liuit. T:.e tlur r ivcj .oinor hurts. i

As Sideline Business l SI l.NAPOIJS. Ind., Jan. 25. Chains tiiat Charles Steven, an

Director of (reat Sliiphuild-, inj; Finn Drplorcs Move j of American?. j hONDO.V, Jan. 25. "It is an af-' front to the heart of England and an ' indirect underhanded lot against Pritlsh shipping." declared Sir IM - ' ward Mackay i:dg:ar, director of the roat shipbuilding firm of Workman & Clarke, in commenting today upon , the Wasliington report of the Hard-; ing-Lasker plan for an American ' shipping subsidy. j News of the proposed subsidy1 created a sensation in Hritish ship- i ping circles. ' "No news could he w orso from an ; international viewpoint." said Sir. Hdward. "It is especially disagree-! able at this time when shipping is( undergoing sucli hard times." ;

The Uritish government has maintained a subsidy plan for their shipping for many years. Reasons for an American federal ship subsidy were stated by Pres't Harding as tho need to comp te with the llr.tish subsidized merchant marine.

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i udei taker, has been manufacturing ; Have T)r Carson examine your i "while null." as a side line have I mouth before having teeth made' b'-ei, made by police otlicers- liere. j jir. Carson has fitted over 15,000 IN- was arretted late Tuesday on a! mouths in hi.s 2 years of practice in

' i 1 1 vi tig r charge after, it was a'- South P.cnd. All work finished in

I'errfict ' '' tuo tw)-K.il.on stills werejolir own laboratory by a skilled

ilüiind in a luwis. he owned. The j specialist. We hae a complete modI p.iliio said they have information, i ern up-to-date dental office fully Mh.at Stevens lias been making the j equipp fd to handle the most difli1 1 1 1 1 i - and then delivering it in hi ; cult oierations known to modern

o lury m riln : f $.;,h mi ;i:;,iir.st th-; Anenc.n J'oal Mr:n, Co or th- i Al;,.sll :i) , OK WA1 CH Til I TIT. oit!i ii J mil I. i:ner Ln, an' , . , , v .. nip..e. xsl:,. na. hilled in ;n ;trr.- f.fXHCN. Jan. -T.. Prank Voder, .lent at I'.akn. I ;i. l-.-cembcr. 1 1 ." !a fh-lien barber, is under arrest in A ra w trial .if the ..-e v.-.i- ordered : ar ,w. charged with theft of a

Appellate Court Reverses

SCkOOO Damages

INDIANAPOLIS. j in. :T,. a fk -. !?i n Wui.iiay by tho appehat-? ' unit ie erred tio Davi.r.s cireuit MUir. r. irs. d the Dav . s .iieuu

dental science. No charge for examination and estimates. Dr. I- It. Carson. 1 1' 5 W, Washington a v., first stairway east of J. M. S. Hldg. 17. tf Advt.

I tlie a ppe'.l.it e r U .t . The suit w a I . -w is. ad mini: raii.i

.sale, who ..lit god That death w a r ,tae to n.-l;;-' ie e .) I( pair worr,

: ' ateh btdongin to a woman. Sev-h-lintr.v I: ; r.i 1 hours before being taken into of the ii riia,v ..ti the watch theft rhariro

Yo,l r was arrested on rt r i f 1 1 1 r a 1lesratioii, lut e'-apd from officers.

Diary of a Fashion Model By GRACE THORN CLIFFE

KU; WINTIIK DKIYINC. The experienced motorist assures himself of every comfort and proteftion for his winter driving. He put:? on skid chains, hood and radiator covers. a windshield cleaner, l'.oycv motomter, lills his radiator with alcohol and uses other accessories that make driving easier. Reasonable prices on all accessories at tlie T-inooln Automotive Supply f. . 113 I-:. Jefferson bhd.

MiN'i.iHi s Mil. Ml I I I i - a. CH' SIMM: I M i ls. 1 nu

-' r!a ; Pain and I v. :-.: to a i...0..ofi show g;ei; by a sport-wea k!i"P whu h ia -v ant r.. smirt

(Kit

"What an attr.i- 'iw. e lainif d as ...-wo, aushered IJs in. "Isn't :t!" I rej.-n.

Pi ice!" Pa !; t b- 'iui'iir. in

vj I ' 1 j

p"Mj;,,j :i mode; a iancfrom beliind the .-cenes, tricked; ::i the smartest of sports tozs. :

"Put v'ou must admit the oak oanoar.g makes a p- rfe, back - . i 'Mii'J to set of:' th it stunning ros--i o.o:d ifi'.-fy cituiiif." I said. "T'ae cop.jb;natior; of hht ar.d iar v : ;s .vonderful." Pam a i- ; aiitted. ' "Yes. and ,t wuid be just as love-; i.-. in the sunlight as it is silhouetted ac.ut;t :i:t- oa!v background." 1 re- ! join' i. r.'t tliee things dcsi.snvl es-1 p.--tally f i Palm peach?" Pam i -k ed . j

"Yes. t!

1'ivr. iii.iiiu' y.i:i:c li

At one t'.tne the .her nicht it 1 wa- five below zero. Were you cold and chilly, or was the house heated ; in a warm way? Tho winter is not j t over, and you can expect more j frigid weather. Stock up now on ,

Mono Cinderella or Top?y clean real ' f from Srhyler P.o.-o's yards. Main 100 or Mishawaka 40!b '21-lt t

von casi; or 4:x)ij) rr.irr." I pre-crib a ton of either Old Rn. Premium or Amber Jacket cna! th coals of uua'.ity. Th -re is no cleaner coal on the market.! Poth phones, M. 27?. T.. 527i. C '

I II. Defrees. 'oal. Iimo. Cement, I s fashi-'ti show will fea-1 Clav Coods. I'ace Prick and Mason

are things for southern wear." I j Supplies. inhered, "thotjb. they Ivn-f pprts ' b'Tlns of all kinds." I.-t Swank Dye It. "Is Jersey a v..': ' :iit?ght "f n ' r?" fl-kfi! P.ipi '

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5ale. Yer-2C4-tf !

Mil- ItOfe liTM") C'tuine trtpf of Ic-pT l'f-e.

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pimel's 131 N. Michigan St.H

Mid-Winter Shoe

Sal

Women's Shoes and Oxfords. Black or brown kid. Low, high and military heels. Twenty different styles of , Oxfords. These same Shoes we sold from $4 to $6 last season. All sizes in lot. While they last

it - tr:fd-f .ift r nr. o'd ,x ,..-! : h j r:or.ia! h'i!T. Thf .; ...tk pr.fl- ; J j nnd !o-z vltd" ate :'npr--jl . -,-e. areti't th' v ?" ' r

DSMEL

Tnded. t!i -r- .Tf b :.i jut f it pr i r

thia would :?tir.b'." and i

131 North Michigan St. Where Good Shoes Are Sold for Lessf

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sday

.h riday

atadav

The Last Three Days

READ

The

Mill

Sale

EVERY

ITEM

A Very Special Sale Smart New York Coats

Mostly fur trimmed,' in the finest and most wanted materials; splendid selec-

tion. 1 hese coats were made to retail

from $85.00 to $100.00. Sale price

48J

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Special Sale

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New Silk

WINTER

COATS Women's and Misses' smart Winter Coats, including Sport Coats, fur trim

med, that formerly sold at (?f5

$40.00. Special U&tall

A large selection of Plush and Cloth Coats, odd lots from our regular stock.

that formerly sold up to CJ9f 1' $25. This sale, special . . U

it?

Sale of Domestics Don't Miss This

1.000 fancy Huck Towels, regular 19c and 25c kind. This -I O 1 Ä

I2U

19c

10c

5alc I Cm 2 TURKISH TOWELING

About 500 Turkish Towels; regu

lar 25c kind; Mill End Sale WASH CLOTHS

Fancy Wash Cloths, regular 1 9c

kind. Mill End Sale

FANCY GINGHAMS 27-inch new Spring Ginghams, in

stripes, checks, plaids and plain

colors; regular 25c kind; sale

DRESS GINGHAMS 32-inch fancy Dress Ginghams, in

all the new spring patterns and col

ors; regular 35c kind; sale PILLOW CASES

Pillow Cases, 45x36; extra quality

muslin; 50c kind; Mill End Sale LONGCLOTH

Longcloth, 36 inches wide; regular

25c kind; 10-yd. bolts; Mill End Sale. bolt. . .

27 c

27c

35c

$1.95

BLEACHED MUSLIN 36-inch Bleached Mu-lin. ' 1 1 hnish; regular I 7c quality; 1 O 1 r Mill End Sale I 2 V BLEACHED TOWELING 1 8-inch Bleached All Linen C.'rah Toweling; regular 3 c kind; Mill End PO Sale UvJLr UNBLEACHED TOWELING 18-inch Unbleached All-Linen l owcling; regul.tr 3 )c kind; Mill QCf End Sale fcvO APRON GINGHAMS Apron Ginghams all sized cheeks; regular 2 5c kind; Mill End -j JJ Sale I FANCY GINGHAMS 2 7-inch fancy Dress Ginghams, in all colors and patterns; regular 19c kind; Mill End -J C g Sale I vJU NEW PERCALES 36-inch fancy Checked Percales, in pink and white, blue and white, red and white, lavender and white; regular 30c kind; Mill End 1 C Sale I UU

Dresses

ie very

latest,

received from New York this week. Smart Taffeta Silks and Canton Crepes;

- - mm brown. i wj:f w sPedal ft ITTSl . J

black, navy and

WOMEN'S SUITS

Fur trimmed, high grade Suits, GJ3K rflfl up to $89.00. Sale price UÄ-Öy COATS FOR GIRLS New just unpacked fresh from New York, a very large purchase of Girls' Coats that were made to retail from $10 to $35. We have divided them into four assortments an3 offer a most wonderful sale $15.00, QK 0f $9.75, $6.95 and OdJ-U U

New Dresses for Girls

Fancy Table Linens 72-inch Table Linen, mercerized, splendid

quality; $1.50 kind. Mill End Q-fl j Sale UllJ

t ft A 4 79 c

TABLE LINEN r a ' r i "T l i i

o-incn nne mercerized laoie. Linen in a

large selection of patterns; $1.00 quality. Sale price . . . TABLE LINEN 72-inch all linen bleached; regular $3.00 quality. Sale price TABLE LINEN 72-inch all linen bleached Table Linen. Sale price

SILKS!

QTT7 TQ5

A : 4 '

fx Smart new p3 fer Frcnch ' Zj V J Ginghams, Children's rVVCTl VU-Xi Dressmakers. exclusively 'N v b' us' ' rrA ( j U Special " $2.50

CHILDREN'S DRESSES All our Children's Velvet or Wool Dresses at A off regular prices.

Wool Gauntlet Gloves Big purchase Women's and Misses Wool Gauntlet Gloves just arrived. Sale price $1.25 Wool Middies All wool serge and flannel Middie Blouses; $5.00 to $6.95 kinds. Af Sale price ÖwovlP

BEST

HOSIE

Women's Wool Hose, large selection; $ 1 .50 quality ; sale Women's Wool Hose, splendid quality; $2.00 quality ; sale Women's Silk and Wool Hose, black or brown. Special

si. oo S1.49

Women's Silk Hose; black, champagne, grey, pearl grey, and cordovan; fflfl fancy styles. Special UivJU Women's Silk Hose, best quality, H-300: black, brown, chestnut, silver, grey, Qä gold, white. Sale Women's Chiffon Silk Hcse, KU black; all sizes. Special Uuivv Children's Sport Stockings, fancy colored mercerized, English ribbed. "FStf Special flOU

Children's Cotton Hose, ribbed, all IJ sizes; 50c quality. Sale

Children's Wool Hose, boys or girls', 65c, 75c and , Children's Lisle Hose, seconds of the 50c kinds; sale

85o 19c

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SPECIALLY PRICED

Silk striped Madras Shirting in stripes and

checks; $1.50 quality.

Special Canton Crepe, 40 inches wide; black or navy. Special TAFFETA SILK 36 -inch, black, navy, brown and evening shades. Special 36-inch Changeable Mescaline in evening shades. Special 36-inch Black Duchess Satin, heavy quality. Special

ill

81.69 81.59 SOS

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BIG SALE OF BLANKETS

200 pairs of heavy Cotton Fancy Plaid B'-d Blankets, that sold for $4.50 pair. fhE Sale price WavJ HEAVY BED BLANKETS

In cottons and wools; hirgc selection; fro

$4.50 to SI 0.00 a pair. Sale price. . . OFF

SWEAT

ERS

w omen s, M isses an d CI 111dren's all wool I uxedo and

Coat style Sweaters; $6.95

styles. Special

Child ren s All Wool S weaters; ages 2 to 6 vears; $4.50

kind, price

Sale

The

Event

VATCH US GROV7-

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S. W. Corner Michigan Street and Jefferson Blvd.

Our YIndows