South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 26, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 January 1922 — Page 4
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1922
NATIONAL GUARD TO RECEIYE PAY Local Guardsmen to Draw Pay for First Time, Officers Announce.
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Bar Association to Hold Election Friday
.Discuss Collection of
1 .TO INI i Mifs Ahhott's
to i nt sr.sMox.
Income I axes at eswn of th" First Chri;n church ? A a fir.!rfrco rf ;"! th" d pu?i?s j with 1 h l'U'irrs rr -!. T':; ' f : h r.i nil: d.:v;.-- n m th- ;,;. ' f ! t ?i : r '-irrr n f T .
ts. o.n,.n- ! f t!u- ro: -:for f irtrrV. r-viu' .A. Tu-.lay 'v-v.r.c. The c:;r,-.
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Artrrfs in "Thr Demi Air-in' i -1 iMy -
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ittr..!-l th" Bib j-'udy c.? a-
and IVrniutter.
htt:r.gi In circuit c.?rr. acrrrciin:
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CHICACiO. Jan. 23. Marri'i life j liwb. creL.iry. j ;or Mrs. Hr! n .'unninrharn Tarr. The rrerrr.t otf.vvr. of ht ;i
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i :..id'j.it rf Ir.!vril S.;.hr-i
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-.ii'- th" r I ' tn v. ir m .-'.'ithj i;nkrrt Wnl'or Hov.rn Im ju.n t.rni a-1 mi ;t t .1 to the bar in I :i: gland. n-1. : hhr.d. ! at Vj.rr.--. miitifd a IJ. A. d'rrr. at (Mnihridz and iuscd hi-- '""; r- ';l.ir d il'- u ; . ; ;..ir x.iti , i r.a ti o ji m I S month.-. His vif a s-ist.'-r of Maj. r;jllej. noti h.'ld 'i t.h- V. M. '. A. t''! :.'iit . s'i:-?''n ;, rd o!f r, hipd him by rradii. th sr. it m i-- of l-.il i , .1.. .... ,. ''i,i'.-1irT1ii!f.iriiv''
jv.a., ;ut r.r.e fcfalir. after another. , dent; John V. Schindle:-. M;tha.a-, f , .. , V0th. cV,r".OM 0."-4 ,ihe toM .Tu.'e I.vr.-h who hoard hrr ka. Mr prr-id nf John Ilvth. , ' : , - lIta for divorce in circutt curt Iv.rr. rtarv. and A. ::. HilJ brand.1 ' - !...,.,,,. ,, catr.is wi'l : " arrant- d 5o.vi Ju1-- Lvr.ch in J:rat l h" wo :.d tn avjrer.
Mrs. 'irr. who recently starred in I I .w i ork in Th- if mi-Virpin." Dedicate Oliver School
j k! ' Iier husLar.d had heatn r in j I)u!i:th. Victoria. F. (V. n:,l oth:r I itb-s. "Ho oft..-n trjd to kill mn
tr.d in January, 1 n 2 1 , hr- trid to throw i:. o'.it of a window," fho tc-
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I I)Vi:HS Ilt .VNY (KC ASIO.V. j No m.af rr h' roü you arc (
i cor nary 1 1 , rs i Ian j o,fy c0;rt,. from p rh:.r?. Mam Pinns a ro bin? niadv now f r ! Il-tf j
tho d'-duatinn of the lIiv r f-'hoo! huildin? whi"h will tak v- Vriday, Frb. IT. The j-tite fu: rin-
The Carr.s were nnrrd in 110. j VL 1"UUU1U" J,rt-
aKf a to .peak, ana tnr pi ' jrram :
will include otlicr nnmbrrs of un u.ual interest.
l"ari ii h'st known for hhs prform- , a:o in "Pota?;i and Perlmutt r." in i whih he was co-?tar with IVirnry I He rr.at d.
CMP Tins OUT
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I Carf-'lossness in addrosin' laail mv ' . -. . . . .
It may s-avo y.u time and money.',, ..liInrs fultd in th- r.onWhcn you have t;.n.oo or mere to (io;ivery 0f mor.-y Irttei?. nrcordln?
The Iiis Occtrlc Shop Wirtns aud Ilcpalrlax S. D. Moran & Son
PATENTS
j t-4rv. ...Vrf Mjri'j.iiv . '"t; Asa iTacio .Marks untamed la all
rOilowin? l;.-t .-iioni-i prove pnint- ' . ,1(. .,.. .,,,
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aid:: Liberty P-nds Unitrd States ! ar .ictailed must.be siv. n in the ad-
Trc-a.sury t "ert i ti- at .-. Municipal dr.S;, if Miiors are to r..--civ. Ik.T.dF. Crave! Koi l Hond, Iail-1 i;ica.nt for thrni.
P a n k Stxk--, Local Industrial'
i Countries Advice Free. GllO. 0.
OLTSCH. Itristcretl Tatcnt Att'T. 1 1-712 Studcbakcr lild . 8outtt Lend. I till.
! LANE SCHEDULES
IN. U. student IMow m pQR REPORTS !-
With father at
Irish Conclave AlI.MTt (a!t'HiiiL (liminnati, Yniiii; Man. Attfiidilii: ("nnventinn in Pari. Tii w firld-w id" i iti ritioji of the Ir:h r."o r, now in --mn in Paris, i . r: ru-.jiiEt add-.'d inf-r vt in this city nnd p.irticuhr'iV at Notre l.imr university. !CiH- f th pr seiire at
Stc-cks; Li-ted and l'nli-ted Antonio- j hit1. Copper. Sucr ir. Oil, Str 1 and
20 new ras.es tiamicd him for inves- Ilailrr.ad Stocks'. 'J'ritisli. 'ar-.adian, 1
; tisation and vhr lf U njants have j Drazihan. brnrli, ;r:na:. and all. been placed In Ids charge for a def-j other f'.rein Kovrn-.metit and Mu-j
p.-riod of time. In addition toinicipal Ibmds a sptcialty. If you,
fivo or Pix wer b ft over to any kind of -ruritiv to .-oil !
his cTtro by his prrdctca-or, the i call on us. ('. L. Guthrie. 422 J. M. j pre--nt Cluef of p. dice Lawr n e J. j y. Pddp.. Lincoln 13C0. (Over 20' Iane. j years continuous cxp'Tmnee in .-e-
So far. tho prid.ation officer has ! eurities. 1 20-tf
lor?. Oil Probation, Mild jb-en reMUt.tid by the court to take . Hrnort Mntltldv charge of ei-ht li quor law defend-, .IlKAlL 4. LAC Ik lltOll i lUIlllllj, nr;ts UhOn v. hf)lu s:Mit( n.;es have been ! Pri-ov P.ri7.il Cl.ao made with
e pro?pe, t of a I suspended aud three drunks. Itej.e-j n, w . sweet Prazil nuts at rpecia! tho number ri ! titinn5' c? "'ff;'-nrs are. to be reported i prjr. . 4'c lb. at the Diant. 27
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(aim ictnl Liquor J.aw iola-
t Judjre Dut'orab and such s r.t.'ticf s
then rf-voked. At pre.-int, Iane has I 1 .': domestic relTtionship imsij: where defendants ar- eharpred with; i;on-upport, lazy hnsband and kin t died offenses. I
Ciiicinn.iti. Th- purpr.se of the ron
crss, uldcli Is rittend' d by iJamonn r" "ab ra, fonuer pt -id nt f th" "Iiish repub!:-.'" Art I : r i 1 1 and 1 1 1 i" not i hl'-s, b- to f i .tin .m as.-....'! a-
ii"ti of Irish p'ditiral and ultural j
'onfronted with th
rbcide 1 increase in
defendants on probation by the city urt du to Uy Judso DuComls announced intention of keeping a. watchful eye on moonshiners and bontleiri'ers. Probation Officer Luther Lane i4Fued an announeement U'odi: sdav that all such defendants
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Pia "d in his haVpr" will he ordered; 1 iiwi.ii t-,aiuii.u
1-or the nenetit ot those, hrther
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of tloldie Mann's four cigar stores. All kinds of qufstions are explained nvcr a convivial citrai. Make ono cf tin so your meeting place. lltf
the mpr.vH r.f AIb. it ' 'as t e 11 ini. t o m;,ke i-ports to him regularly! !'or tne tonotlt ot hr'v ...! tnnnth i vhi) have failed to follow the pit v. e ! known Nein- P un stu-P nt, and . a' nionth. . : 4 tt.i n.,r r T , t , , , . To further facilitate his ha ndlin? ! t,on ln IroIantl thtre ls dn "Pr hK father. J-eph d. ( e mi of ! j tunlty to 'get the dope' down at
and first Saturdays of rar h month are s.-t as the time when liquor law violators on probation will I required to make regular monthly alN nn' "rnin-r their conduct.
This arrangement, a cordintr to
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. .1. . I.;..-., i Jin- hi icium in' in. umi'iuiiis l J , j-o; i 1 1 .- t' "pu! 1 1 io Ir.-h kiMor, l ' , , i i',;-M- pi- .yii o u (. n, ,,li. wih d.n. uic. nnAn- and ,:-n.s thnnml, neu. PPinttMl probation of- 1 1 f. , , , t .n, . Vfl , fir, I-, permit him to earrv on ' ,H Lian i ut.-t at sp. ciU,
'ft the olid
Mr t'a-trllini h.i "ii "ho- n a Ti. mix t f th'- eornmitte". whi h ii .n!( d b ! 'al"ra. and repir-i ntI.,-. tt... 1'iiit...? f.jt..5 -it tlin rmii'l'M-i.
Jll III ' Uli' 't '-!(' .1- lll .''II, 1,1'. I I i - s-'U. "Al." b" is a .-opho-Tiio!" .iy student a' Nolle Iame.
siild with hi- f.ith' i from New N'oik Jan. Z on the s. mail shipi " A l ; i e I i a . " tb.rir first visit btdnpr,
T i.id" to Uerhn L'-avintr tti" trnnu capital. tlo'V jourii'-yr! to Paris, vhrr they will stay until after the .mteren. aitjourn--'. lYfoie returning: to this cimtry. liourver. an extr uded tour of Kurope is planned, including a visit to the 'Vatican in pom". Within a short tiiii" tli" CastelliuiH v 1 1 1 also visit Antutip wh re an interview with Cardinal Mercjer. lu roi- He'ian prelate, his m,m arranged. The
ounC"r t'astellml has w ith him 1 1 Personal 1 t T r f introduMion from'
lr. Cli.r!.s Metvier. proftv-or of - hilo.-ophy at Notre Pan;-, wh is a nephew of the '. !:-;an diunatjr.
Iiis uual work of investigation, it - i !" - 4J- n. at the inina. t. self augmented b the t ourt's prac- : 1 L". of putting liquor law offenders! Increase your estate at once! You on probation. ! can do this on the slow-pay p! n
Since hi appointment little more
I than a werk ago. Lino has received
easy, accomodating, satisfying, sure. (Jet details free by calling WALT Lit FLVIA.W J. M. S. B'.dg. S-tf
An Army Marches On It's Stomach, Said Napoleon The Great Corsican Knew That Success in Life Depends Upon Your Strength, Energy and Endurance.
Hy llAltmsON V.UV.llN. When Napoleon led his victorious
'armies through Kurope, his worst
1'urintr hi.? tu. years at Notre
jeiumi'.s wrie not tho nations do-
ttndiner themselves against
his
lb -i-niMcn of th" li:sh Ib public at N..tr" T'anic and in ..aith P.etol. He d! i or j- tin ii I" hi-- st u 1ps for maC'.,: t!...n(h at b-.i-t. Italv. Spain. I '. : m ' ! t . i .ind 1 1 ' i i -! arc i : . . u d c d a : - i ' ; l i . i r .
Heads at ( )pcn Session il K She. p'-,,f.-s-or (.f piture udy a Ncre L hm.. un! i.-ity ". ad-
smashing onslaught; but he was con
how to provide nouri-himc and strengthening food for his ioldiors. The Creat Corsica n realied lent; o.tt a e.nturv .mo. as has r vt rv
that
I' lin' , "Al" hss ben prominently i
: li 'iti'i! witti ' ' ii.li lit :iitivitie nriil
t.'.r. iri.n . T,,(h- im, fronted by the graver question of
he- bio' her. Willi i m. a .-"iimi jour- ' .i I ..- f at tl'.c iitiU ersit y, ha was a big fo'o: jn tin t-aiiiiu-r of a cum il . ?) .. -.-r i , ti - (,i Ci t ) . ti lnr f I .
1 ommatui ing general since,
j men's bodies mut be perfectly 'nourished if thev are to etain their I natural sln-ngth. energy and vigor; 1 in fact, that th" cry lu .ilth of the human being i. tgu!ated almost enHrely hy the stoma, h. lnder-fe"diiig.
...... . . . insufficient nourishment, means los.- .' Addresses School i()f fush. nnaemia. lack of red blood
and subsequent weakness of the n -tire system. What such people nreil to enable iiatun ti bring h;u k tlir ir Mrnigth
l:-.-s. 1 the pr.n ' ) t ',.- and super.
at th
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, ! iititl iRor, rrftrc fhrir lt aright.
and put them in (Iglitinc trim, with
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. ' " ' ,'.,. ', , ' i i I, rt d hIM rounding through olra,n:sTrt:cn buh lm.-. i he apli- trr MnH u Tan;a ,c o.rful 1!10T1 ,,f ' 'yetary agriculture , nHM)nstrurlUl. t(,nI(, liml Wh1 ,,uiM. i I'd nature fclv t!o- c:tv .chr""d I , rr. I A man or woman puffeung from
mer.L- .art tu t ra i o t : or , of
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our stomach, bad breath, l-ilious-nesM, indigestion, or pas on .stomach, is unfitted either for physical or mental l.ihor. Sufferers from these
" s ! ailments tind life a burden; th"- l-ck
on the world through blue glasses, tin- iov .and rewards of tt; :i'n ;,n--.
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1 - ; en ;T. : i .- ! ' p-, .,:r,g 'heri w; ' r i ' . ' d l ; No!
. ! r.:i- in" . . wr.rs in- , happy, normally healthy person ks rre.jsed the irautv ..f th- ho-,., but j not theirs. Their troubles cmbatter hae added unt..-i f:re pr .:e .-- ajthem acalnst the world, destroy their v. r-;. No cv v.. e : n... b e j amtdtn ns nd make their live. dull nr r "rr c.' n: r. -f t,r s. as ! and unhannv.
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How foolish to eontinu" in this
! ' t 1 c1 r a ' e '. I ; o f : '. - g i::.h Tv.r,! i: V. P:v;;;. v. M i
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o.f the land, people by the thousands are daily testifying to the remarkable
lowers ot fanlao m con-iueriug '
stomat h troubles. This powerful reconstruc'ive medicine builds tip the weak and the despondent; gives them new hope and happiness and a new- lease on life. Tanlac's name has Imn praised by hundreds of thousands. Testimonials from every connr of the United States and fannTa have shown conclusively that ecn in ca.-e where
patients had almost iven tip all; hope and wheie p,. n and women had ; belieyctl t heia solves, do.mtd to a 1 i I" e j of misery and sutf. nng. Tanlic has'
overcome their tioubles and 1-rouqht bar k hea.lth. em r.y and happiness into their lives. If you are reit "fit as a fiddle" tn tho morning and don't feel better than when you went to bed; if your breath Is offensive and you have that bad taste in your mouth, your body is not being nouri-lud properly. What you need i.s Tarlar. to restore you to normal so Naturo can bring
Lback the flesh you've loM. put the I
bloom of Iiea 1 1 li in your cheeks, the,' fpring of energy in your stp and the! sparkle of happiness nnd 'ontnt-i ment in your eye. NOTE Tan! ! Vrgf table Pi,! a,-0; an essenti-il and vitallv import. Mit i
part d the Tanlac treatment. You canr.ot hope to get tho most s-itis-
f ictoiy results from Tanho- w:thetit t;rst establishing a free and regular I movement of the bowels. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are absolutely free;
from calomel and are sold on a positive guarantee to give sati-faction. -
Tan'.m is sold in South P.eml at the
condition when on evr iy hand j Central Turg Store and by all h adth.ro';chout the length ami breadth ing druggists Adv.
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of used machines exchanged on our Music Shop Specials. Table Models $22.00 $35.00 Cabinet Models $45.00 to
$95.00
Easy terms of payment
1000 Discontinued Columbia records at 50c each New stock
THE C. W. COPP MUSIC SHOP Open Evenings Till 8:30
$11 DOWN
$1.50 Weekly
Delivers a Grafonola Tnin our Phonocranh
j " --- . Club which is just forming. Cabinet Phonographs including 10 records $85 $1.00 Down, $1.50 ' Weekly GRAFOMAS
These are exchanges 'm vt
and are being sold at less than half price; 5 records free. $1.00 Down; $1.00
Weekly
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Irrigation Ditch Running Through the Farms Years ago, what is now Pleasant Valley, wos p.at of a large glacial lake, known as Lake Kankakee. As the lake was gradually drained by an outlet (now the Kankake" River) it left a deposit of the finest alluvial land in tins part of the country. The Steenburg Farms are situated in the center of the great water shed of the St. Lawrence and Mississippi Rivers the Kankakee runs directly through them. "I hi gives them ample irrigation even in the hottest and driest weather. The decaying of vegetable matter for centuries on tliU old lake bed, coupled with modern cultivation and drainage, has given to St. Joseph county 3000 acres o f tl richest and most productive black soil, which langes in depth from three to ten feet. Yields of the Steenburg Farms are fare greater than those of similar pieces of land and today these farms am attracting experienced truck farmers and the attention of the United States Agricultural Department, which has established an experimental station there. With the coming of these progressive truck gardeners, and by their endeavors. South Bend will soon enter an era of agricultural as well as industrial prosperity. Know the Steenburg Farms and what nature did for St. Joseph County. Number 34 Charles P. Gray Company Firfl National Bank Bldg. Chicago, Illinois South Bend Offices 218 N. Michigan St
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Don't spend long hours puzzling over your Income Tax Report. Assistance will be given you in preparing the reports correctly by our "legal expert, without charge or obligation. We have established this service for your convenience and have a prepared pamphlet on the subject for your information.
THE RIGHT KIND O I HANKIN'J CON.NTCTIdNS wii.i. HKi.r you To mj:et thc.su j i x an'cial, l ti: -rn.K.MKNTs.
JtrrtftSON DLV D, NEXT TO P05T OPfiCf SERVICE STABILITY
let x:s Hni.r Tor to haxpli; Torn money I N T I ; L, L 1 0 LI N T I . Y .
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It has been some time since mothers have hrcn ahl to clothe their boys in suits of the high quality Adler Bros, demand at such a low figure. Materials arc the. much wanted Cassimeres, Tweeds and unfinished Worsteds. Newest Norfolk models, knife pleats, side pleats, plain and yoked barks.
Tiirijfj
L rams
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wSLiits that were $15.00 now Qnifc tb'if rrr
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Suits that were $20.00 now vSuits that were $22.50 now Suits that were $25.00 now Suits that were $27.50 now Sale Starts Friday
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Sizes 10
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Because the values are so extraordinary, we advise earlv selection.
BOYS' SHOP, THIRD FLOOR
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