South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 36, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 February 1922 — Page 7

SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1 92 J

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NAB CASHIER IN MAIL f

ROBBERY AT WHl IING

TOLL OF LATE WAR

REYEALING ITSELF i --"n 1 1 U I JJ i -- i Whitlr.ff. Ind. !" unser arrest to-

tl.iy as a p irticlpant in th3 theft of

;,i,, of Dhal.lc.l Vetera,, 0

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XMIINGTON. Teh. 1. The tre

o'.l in phvMcal (liability

world "w ar In the rar. i

soldiers of this country is belnqrl

lay.

I. .el tv;i arrested when It was dl- ( '.vrrr-I that the automobile In which the bandits fled tore a. license plato lued to him. Hirl denied

UNCLE WIGGILY

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and N"ur.co Jane sv,v Mr. Lor.g-

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;ration In the robbery and

Walter Schräge, president cf the Sank, professed his belief In EieTa

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through the efforts ! Innocence.

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Ith the "bureau b

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Dur Irs the rast year, three yrars after the Armistice, the bureau has rerx literally iwani:4. approximately 250. CO clairns having: been fd in 1021. official records of the rre here show. Over 8 0,000 of the claims were t : i r?u'.t of the can-ur campaign rnn.iuotf-d by tho Veteran1- Bureau throughout the country Iat yfar.

HOMEBUILDING BY

CO-OPS FOR ITALY

Thousands Gather in Conclave to Review Work of Workmen's Societv.

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' v ror.jpcii-'ation, have become ma- ; '- f I : - a 1 i 1 : t i c a through inadequate ?.."-1i':aI attT.tion aft".- discyiarp r. I oi fl -"ur,t cf th charieter of --f-.-i:p.tlrrj In whb:h many of them I. v.f l),'L'n-'.e enKfigod. Tl:e T'r.itcl Ft.atM Veterans Bur. hi f.i--. .t b:- J..!, thH yeir. I- ; r as!: nr-- of 1 f 1 , 5 7 men now !i. v. r .-it ;o I t rain in?, it must ilnd .a tvav to p rev 1,1 for 2 5.00 who r.idy. but not y-t in training. The records ho.v that ir3.5ÖO men nro ",n-.v receivtii? disability comj ' r a : " n . Ii?-f year a fetal of - 1 . -t .Siims were )inr.'lled by the but 4 1 j A I to i.- titer 10.103 clilrns ltvo '-r, tiled w ith the bur'-au Army Pn-- I'p. The army is ioin to droj, up. Crusade has ben started by the var d'i.artmnt aain-t the i 11-flt-tiri uniform, whlh fur so 1 a time 1. i I the cnli'tcd man as w 1 1 t!ie ptibh-" to coniplaln. "rders lia now been hs.stied provbliT! for t!m altcratbm of army uniforms at thu time of Issue. Where there ars quartermaster tailor shon- the alteration will be made there. At camps where there Is no tailor the fitting vrlll be done under nntmet. I'ut the suit mut fit, the nar department has decreed. Complaint has been widespread, too, the war department acknowl!gtj!. regard in;? the campaign hat now used. However, nothing can be done about that at the present time .-is tliere aro on hand some Tf.o.coo ?uc!i hats acquired durins the war which will havo to bo used ur before z, rliango can be made, department states. Scholarslilp Gocxl. "Many of the disabled veterans . t i vi rational training in our lad-

ln universities aro bhowln a hih srad of scholarship. Thcc mrn who left the collegra class roof to po to war or who had deferred their enrollment In the univer5itles until they had completed their service to their country arc making better grades than those students who did r o wear the uniform." Col. Charles B. Forbes, director of the United S'ates1 Veterans' Bureau, stated today. A statement of the comparative .C:ar?hlp of the trainees of tho Ve reran?' Bureau and other students -f the University of Minnesota hs o.-u !;pd i.y tlie Dean el Stu(t r.ts Affairs of the University. The r-mp ara'iv e grades rrt repreented in t!-,f follmvirf: Teures: : i . i;-' r.-ir- an 1.KI r:.i'er:'.:-y .M n P?3 N' n-I-'r itrj ni;y Men tr.7 ..mi'.ar reports of the h'.Kh . h.'Iar h:; . rt. lined by trainees of t i I'm'- 1 States 'eteran Bureau 1 ave len m.ii'.e bv the Deans of

!.e! nd Si?:f-r l university, Uni- i .v- ' of ".i I : f .-rni a and University' o! ;-.-'"-:n. I KING ASKS BONOMI TO CREATE CABINET r: vMi:. U. h. 4. Kins; Hmanuel I ',,'i'r rfcommej.1 itiop. of Totv.aso I TVtomI. president of the sT.ato and '

f Tt irola. rriisi.ipnt of the!

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rtr.e"" I rerr.ler Ivonoml to form ill

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..:."!. a o,:sr; t, t Me newspaper I Imf s isj'-ro tralav. Th cabinet cr!is which was preip.tate.l Thursday when the l?o;ionii ahmet T( :-rn-'.l as the result ot .srliam.er.taty attacks, continued today.

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delegates from all parts of Italy fathered to lay for the second annual congre-s of the National Ueirration of Cooperatives for Workmen's Houses and Kconomic Apartments. , The congress will be one of the most important held at Rome this year. Kxperts from countries who have visit? d Italy the past year have i; r.animou3ly recognized that Italy has 'made greater proje-.s toward - T-'olvInfT the jiresent lodtrinc: crisis by me. ins of workmen's liou.-ei and cooperative apartm.ont.-j than any other European nation. Two contributing elements have made this pos.-dbl". Th: first baa been the extent to whi'-h all Italian classes are now organized into cooperatives 'ind the somnd has been the liberality with whieh the government has finance. 1 thn organizations for the construction of IiOUes. The le.id in this direction was ilr.-t taken by ftate employes, of which Italy numbers an unusually hlßh percentage. They have hern followed by th cmployi-s of all other branches of the government. In turn they were quickly followed by bul'dln cooperatives of all the various labor .-yndbvates and profcion, cither o!van!;-' i1 or unorganized. Some i . 1 r i of the rxti nt that cooperation for buildir.cr purposes has been carried out and the financial aid that Js extended by the tate can be gathered from the plans of Italian newspaper men and journalists jrene rally. Those .at Rome have organized and secured from the state an advance of 7,000,"0 0 lire for tho construction of a whole suburb of the city to be plven over entirely to apartments, villa and houseH for Journalists. For the bourgeois and other classes who dhlike the idea of cooperatives, the housing program has been solved In much the same way by private capital.

"Have you a hammer and nalla. Ur.cSe . Willy?" asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy V.'uzzy one day as she entered the hvintr room of the hollow eturnp bungalow, where the bunny rabbit gntlemm was takln? a little nap. "What's that? DIJ you siy the platter his sai'.s?'' asked the rabbit Stntlejnan, .-udclenly awakening. "Oh. I j-al i ' nothins about a FLATTCR or AirS," laughed the muskrat lady. "I asked you If you had a HAMMER and NAILS? I want to put up a shelf in the kit-

i chen so I can set gome dishss on it.

I w.ant to put up an extra shelf in iho kitchen." "Oh, I'll do it for you." offered Uncle Wisrcily. 'Certainly I have hammer and r.all.-. I'll put up tho kitchen shelf." "Fut can you do it?" Nurse Jane wanted to know. "Won't you make me such a fdimpsy shelf that it will be no Kood?" "What's a slimp.-y shelf?" asked the bunny. "A slirnpsy shelf is one that falls clown easily; elimpa down you know, and breaks all the dishes on It," answered the inu.Bkrat lady. "No, indeed!" I'll not put you up a slimpy shelf!" said the bunny. I'll hammer and nail you up a good strong shelf in your kitchen, and U will hold all tho dishes you can pile on it." "Very wJl; please do, then." Invited Nurse- Jane. I7r.de Wijjuily stretched himself, twinkled hi pink rose once or twice to wake that up also, and then, fretting his hammer, some nails and a bit of board, he began to put up the shelf. "Where ilo you want it?" he asked the m u k rat lady. "War the sink." she told him. "Rut are you sure you can put it up? Iiad you not .better send for Mr. Ulat Tail, the beaver gentleman carpenter?" "I can put this shelf tip myself!" siaid Uncle Wiprsrily. ominous like and quiet. "Very well, but mind! I don't want a slimp?y one!" warned Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. "This nbelf hall be as strong as never was!" declared the bunny. 3To began to whack and pound with the hammer and nails, and all at once Nurso Jane, who was sweeping the dining room, heard Uncle Wigglly cry "Ouch!" "Is tho shelf all finished?" she asked. "No! Rut my paw Is nearly fin-

ears with one paw in h.s mouth, as lie danced around cn h!s hind let??. 'Dear me! Does it hurt?" asked the muskrat laJy. "Oh, no!" ar.s verci Uncle Wigglly, sarcastic like and Ironical. "I'm Just doing tills for fun!"

"I'm so sorry!" said Nurse Jane. "Well, It's my o.vn "fault." de-, dared the bunny, more calm-like. "I never should have hi: the nail sj hard. But the troub'.e Is. I didn't Vi . I - I 1. - . . i - -1 1

hü r.dii. i nil my pA liiot-i'-. i However, I II put up that shelf!" i "But, ndnd you! Not a slimp-y j one!" warned Nur Jane. "No. not a s'.imp-y ehelf, I promise you." said Uncle Wi??i!y. Then he hammered, tome more and he. nailed tome more, and he .pounded his paw some more not too much of the Jast you know, but enough to make him fussy. And at last he called out: "Come here, Xurso Jan: your shelf is up. Put on the dishes'." "Oh how lovely! What a cute kitchen shelf!" exclaimed the muskrat lady when the taw what Uncle Wigglly had done. "Rut are you sure it Isn't slirnpsy?" "Of course, it Isn't slirnpsy!" eadd the bunny. ,"Here I'll put a lot of ili.-dits on it and " "Ne.'r m!r.d the dishr.-!" suddenly interrupted a harsh voice, ami the bad Rob Cat po'ied his head In the kitchen door. "I can make a meal off your cars without dishes!" he growled. "Don't bother to set the table for me. But I see you have put up a new ghelf. That's j very kind of you. I can perch up i

on the shelf and nibble your ears rvc-r so much easier!" he roared at Uncle Wiggily. Then, with a Jump, the Rob Cat leaped up on tho shelf. He poised there a moment and all at once, there was a crash, a crack and a smach, and down cam the new shelf. Dob Cat and all! "Oh. wow!" howled the Rob Cat. "That's a fine way to fool a chap, that is! Rutting up a shelf that will break down with nim rs soon as he gets on it! I'm not going to stay In such a place!" and out ho ran, not nibbling any cars at all. "Oh, Uncle Wlgily!" exclaimed Nurse Jane, as she looked at the broken boards and nails scattered about. "You did put up a slirnpsy shelf after all. Rut I'm glad of it. for it scared the Rob Cat." "I'm glad of it. too!" laughed the bunny. "And I pues Ud better have Mr. Flat Tail, the Leaver carpenter, come in and put up a regul.r shelf." And thisw as done, so Nurse Jane had a strong place for her dishes. Rut, after all, this teaches us that slirnpsy shelves are good to scare bad animals. And if the umbrella

doesn't turn wro:

rury:,er boots can t

I'll te!l you next about Uncle Wis r'.ly f.xir.g a chair. (Copyright. 1022.)

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have hat dreaded feeling of Monday; nhpermit yourself to be a slave io ihe vashtul ? CALL mpm 1Q7 and let COF-

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Let the Coffield work for you while you pay it a small salary each mon th. Remember, $5 down and the Coffield is delivered to your home.

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E'cctric Wirir.g, Repairing, Appliances

More than 900 women in South Bend and Mi-h.-waka let the Coffield do their washing. Why not let the Coffiold do your work? $3 down deliver-; this work saver.

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Sale of Surplus Building Material and Supplies

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FOR WIN TT TU nitlVTNO. Th" fTpfrlr.oM motorist assures h!roe--!f cf every comfort and protr!!cn for hl winter driving. He T'at-" cn ?k!d chains, hood nnd radiator covers, a windshield cleaner, nova-e rnr tor.u ter, .".'.Is his radiator with airohot ar.d uses other acces-fcrb-s that make driving easier. Ufar.iMe rri"e on all accessories nt th Lfnccln Automotive Supply Co., 113 E. Jefferson b'.vd. JB3-tf

values or no3ir rxcnnAsm. The vadue of a great many homes j ha been lr.crcisM by protecting (

cr.ly have the liome owners In-

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well. No longer need the home r wrier w orry Rhout roof fires, as Elaborated Reifing is Fire Re?!stir.g. Elaborated Reefing Co., 107 W. Division st.. Main 2403. ::-tf

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SAMT ANI TRIM Doors 5 Cross-Fanel, New l'orch Brackets Torch Posts "Window Fash Window Blinds Etc., Utr. HAIIDWAHK Ash Trap Clean-out Doors Fire Place Pampers French "Window Catcher IIuck?aw Ilades 10 inch. Iron Mesh Wire 2 i and So in. Muchlno Holts Manholp Covers Ilex Waterproof , I nsulalinjr Paper S!ater"s IV It I'aper Sand Paper Wall Ties Wire Nails i:tc, Ftc. rritNAci; i-ittincs Cast Iron Damper?! Col Urs Oalv. and Tin Floor Foxes Furnace Plp Hot Water Coil Furnace Hesfhters Floor and Wall "ood race Plates i:tc. r.te. i:i.i.cTRic.ii srrPMEs Miscellaneous Assortment MIFIIT MKT A Ii Fave Trough and Hangers llll-nw Down Spoutinsr Drops Flash inp: Outlets Thimbles Tinners Fire Pot? Ftc. Ftc.

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"ittin3 Lavatories Complete

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Sketched from life in cue of our 9 Display Rooms on our second floor.

Genuine AeoMam Reproducing

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MedulM of the Great Pianists

After years of experimenting and study perfecting and patenting hundreds of details the Aeolian Company have developed an artistic Reproducing-Piano so WONDERFUL THAT YOU CANT TELL THE DIFFERENCE between the actual artist's hand-playing and his DUO-ART ROLL. This was absolutely proven last week in comparison concerts before the INDIANA AND UNIVERSITY CLUBS. PROGRESS CLUB. ROTARY CLUB. KIWANIS CLUB. MISHAWAKA WOMEN'S CLUB and HIGH SCHOOL.

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MACHINLKY 1 Smith 7-S Cement Mixer Model It Ty;. 10 IS; water tank and H. P. gasoline engine.

i C. H. & i:. Double Acting Luilders Hoist with 7 Kerosene engine.

1 N'o. 3 Knickerbocker Portable Comb'n Cut-off tiaw, Itlp 8aw, Land Saw. Jointer. P.orlng Att.. with ; II. P. Hercules engine. 1 P. & H. Model CO., K. C. Hxcavator. with. 40 H. P.'Hnpine. Self rropeller Caterpillar type. A complete Cement Tile Plan?. Including concrete block machines with motor?, rast iron pallet?, metal rack", sand and cement neyors. Kewaneo boiler. American Well Pump, emery grinder, elating trucks all practically new plant only nsed a few n.onth. n.-juipmont i 1 1 be 5o!d as a lot or separately. Many other items not I:-ted above SPFCIAL PItlCFS Much b s than the regular market. We will Mvo uu nnint'y. Contra tors and others interested can ?-eo tl.is material at our I;nian St. Yards. Take So. Michigan street tars, get off at Lkman St. and walk two blocks w c. t just across the Yandalia II. U. track. look roi; tiii: s.vli; mcn The Studebaker Corporation Raw Material and Machinery Division Phone Main 173

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Can you play the actual interpretations of the world's greatest Pianists PADEREWSKI, JOSEF HOFMANN, HAROLD BAUER. RUDOLPH GANZ. PERCY GRAINGER, GABRILOWICH, SAINT-SAENS, etc. but you can also play ALL ordinary Player-Piano Rolls of latest SONG ROLLS and FOX TROTS. Also you may use it as an ordinary piano for handplaying. And its EDUCATIONAL VALUE to a pupil teaches HOW THE GREAT MASTERS desire their work rendered!

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The DUO-ART is obtainable only m these famous standard makes WEBER, AEOLIAN. STECK. STROUD and STEINWAY. The true masters of the Piano won Id not play in concert on any lesser quality of instrument - and accordingly, their life-like reproduction via DUOART ROLLS has been so patented that they will reproduce only on DUO-ART INSTRUMENTS.

Prices Reduced

Recently a revision on the entire line places this remarkable instrument within reach of ALL. Until recent years, such instruments were a luxury obtainable only for several thousand dollars. NOW we offer them in bo th GRANDS and UPRIGHTS from only $750 upward.

Yow Old PianO'

or your ordinary Player-Piano will be taken in exchange nt a VERY LIBERAL ALLOWANCE! The balance on MONTHLY TERMS if desired.

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