South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 38, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 February 1922 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 7. 122

tr.:;::cr.3 through the csr-- l.aJ rv viv.J the --rr.e. rf-r." ü-tir -r., tho tho';"!rl n;h-rt vl for the cf -rerr.cr.-!r-? cf Vor. lay. "er-l v!,'h tn-vr.l Va.!s vh! ha fcellr.! with oi:t-rtr-t.h-! hir. !s r-ror.our.c-.! the- "!- rr.r vrr, th"- b'-!5T r'T'O'V r.q v.-ith fr.ll ca ;ik a f!nr.t!- chnrv.s. A:? the r-i!r. wr.i .-tül faV.Ir.R. the tT-- r-':r. r.! rk fir. l r"l ht nr ! i -:-:: r. ! within th rhurh, f.-l-I' -r ! r v th-- r,-r-'.ir.i'? a!fr.'! ;na T:--' irr-.a! ff.vtrt tV-r. V.an ?-'-, v.-o -rt th- ?T;arrt and by .if' ' n t L w f ro fr.ly a feM . . ' . . . w Neu Pontiff Aerc)!5. A'; j. .' , .-. .- --.-o -? h 1 rd s vofo fr r ,r 'Ir U Hai'i . i'I V-n -.-rif:'-!. i ; V.-":r.i.t c -t of th?

hi rffnrl-F In h'hi'f 1situt ch!Mrri rrjrhar.--! tho war. r.ard'.ra. TUiiti a.- ihr .a rchbi"!! op of .M;lan pro-? ! - ovi r orr of th mr, imnortur.L arc h-llor.e- in

j ItlaJy. Th c .: Ixiln-r a sreat Inj du-!riil rrr.f r, o rf. r,f miln re-

fiui-mn?. U that th cardinal fba'.l a thorough knowlcd4 cf ;-o!lt!cal and social protra. He ia t! er r-hyic.'i!!y and La re-?utod to havo liberal t-ndencifvs.

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wi i.y i'.s'-i.r. . I.' '.r: .ani I-ijIrtl, ? :r. ' r th- cardinal j : : . :. 5 r trd :!..! ri'-'ior.ji? I!o :.- . : i;: I.-:r. 1 v Oardin.nl VanT'!.' '. : j : -'- r ! ' .vi':i cü'tcm, ; ' '..'it) ' f - r i.-f tn !, :'!-. ;.n 1 t!. I. J-Ti r r. l v.';'--; ' ! formal. "i:-.V.": it )' th- ::; I. I mu?t -"y." Ti.f -i !.- j ' i j r i , r .ir.; : nvr '- f- j f f tl.o card ir.n !:- wer U t d-vn fn' 1-y to t:ntl! only that f', ' r f!.' r. ' -v. ot! ff r niair. 1. TJ.is V'.--- !- r.c t' .''.'"V that t)io wh'. -.-' d ' ' !' ro r' r. lr 1 ot 1- tr.rp to t!.- n-v: h'ad of th" CahoI:r. church. li'Vir. r. r. ' i i Thrroup"n rkri tl.o r.r-v !::r ur.1.! T.t what T'.r.r!iO to tik during r. i rr,ntifirate nr. J uron ; r r-Iy. 'TIui XT," Mnnplnor Mr:f-r.-. rf rftnr of th trr.'!'..ivc, vorüVi 1 1 . rlftlori to th tar a' chMr. Inrn I'ariaf Votnirnt -. Th row poro w.t thn rronrtc ir fh ar.tTiom v. i?hin tho Si-tini rhrU whfr ho dl'-oünl'd l.-i cardinal rot1", n-i-siatrd ly t!. conclaA", nnd th.o r.anTl vostmor.ts, rh!ch hid h" n hpl l la r.idinM f'.r.ci ty. op'nln of th conclave, "t f - : -k i Ti.-,n tdm. Thrq included tha whit" rn'ryfk. whlt F.a5h. "tvhitei FfK.-kir.?'-, rd vliprr", a rvd ard po!d ir.027"ta .and f.nnllv tho ri!e cf rd. worked with cnl.I. The pontiff, tiiUy vp-t.i Jn the papal parb and ß'-cornr an d hy his fWLrdlr.al.-, thereupon rftumd to the throne ho had ocn:pi d In tho F!s12ne chapeL Thero the cardinal-', .according to tbir rir.k find hendd ty "nnnti-t-IIL, rnado th!r flirt act of adoration to h! ho'lntK.a. k!.5inr fir"t h. left und t!;"n hl lnr.i.", nftr which th? prpo fodvfd tlini in cnihraco f.c-i t-:sto'.v'.I Tipn th-m ;is fir.-t t." ' .-r. i I'. honcdif tln. Th'1 f. ' Ii r r rr. ?. r. ' s rir. v:aa pl.rrd r- hi- r3.-. r and h left th chapel, whdo a.-.'"T.ihly wendlncr Its v. w '.r.':-:h tli- F-ila T)tJf.i!o and tv - K ;i?or.s tlio ofreri3 to .'-a Clrrr.T.tlr.T, tho ropo'a cf- . r- -ld-r..-.'-. All ;i!(-ncc th way h- r1- I the lif)i?:.apro of tlie at- . v. !:o cer'fl durir.c: tho conVr .iiv.d:!!" the do.in of tho car- .': m! -'r-.T'..!. I1!"?!. followed by ; i : -.!; r.'ih, i era i red to the cn- : .! 1 i ' . - - y f,f Sf. ret'-rs from h.t-'i th- -v'finn-' of Krorea of t f - s have 1 -! nflKiaüy proclaimed liie wuri't, arid -o!ennly an-n- !:?!' ed ! 1 1 j - criat orowds below: ' I . r.r omn-.- t oir irrt Joy th- ; ' ' t n of ih- pontiff." Thi i rirnt. d to the throne tn liter's MMj;,rf tho election, which hatl he-n iadi-a! d hy th thin Ftrrnri of w hit- .- n."ko which camo from the mötal stoepipe projecting frra the rof of the Sistine chaped v, th" V'-t!r' papers of tho. final 1 ! '.I - t "r."- hurned. .M- i:;w!m'." p..... Plus XI, nfter w t:!i.i- for : om.' ir.nnn-nt. in thft ( '! -i-nt'.r- !,:!, had I- ft for t. IVt r.-. !. . o::.p ni d hy th- m-nihers : th- T ; .-ih-s". Arriving at t h- h-:l-"ory .at tl - ontr.ar.'.e in?;do th.- f arh.f -iral. ra;?".l h'A hand ; r 1 ! ' -.'(.vi ! up'n tl- niultitudft his hrtf !;h!i - I - t.. ::::):. H then I'larr-'d to th" V.iti-an, hre, altar'::;'! I;--'!';: u. t ii" i-oj.. have re. r. ainod v;r:i:al pri orirrs until their hath'Paik.il Nutii io lu Pcdan l. "a-'.ia.il A' : i : ! i Tatti. arclil-i.iiop cf Milan. w:ü for Foveral yc ir.i Papal N'niii :o :r Poland, wh-re hi-i f!;s,-!i,i: it:iport- nt "'"'Mes'.a.st ic.j I fn rathar. whf n tho Polisli iua--tic a I-- - a ni o acut" arn"d fr hint the ev ra of pa n d!o XV and tli-1 gratitude of ti-an authoritio.i. t W-U- h"-a:. of this vnlc0 that th" red hat wa j on.f-rred upor him on J'in l'". 1 J 1 . wh-n a rinilar hin'1r v.t h--'ew.'l dm Cardinal I,nircnti. .a ri.na! I : i r : was hern in It iK on Tar.dt "T, : . '. . ! Vr many yearh wa.n librarian of the A :r l.r a.-: a n library and ,:uh:aa ,,.t M:ln. Lite

ENLIGHTEN SECOND WARD CITIZENS ON ZONING 0RDIM8GE

DECLARES ARMS RESULTS BRING HOPE TO WORLD

Hardinr;, in Valedictory lo Delegates, See? Dawn of Morn of Promise.

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Council Clears Up Humors That New Measure Specified Serep:ated Di?lrict. 'ontlnud from pair" one.) Thf?e conditio r.F. hn paid, are bound to exift wh"n a r!ty is prowin? rapidly and when people are allowed to build at random. He ftated that, tho city plan cornmlshlon-'s work dealt entirely with adopting plan? for tho future growth of the city alone definite line, aio pointed out the savins: it would mean to the taxpayers of the city. "South Iiend stretched out over an art , of 10 square miles, whi the population runs close to S0.OO0 P--opl. This m"an? that thre are on an averac1 of cizht people to every a.er", an1 on pom" acrs the total U hoo'dfd to .1." or 40." he continued. "Th" planning eommi?5ion would rhrainato this cnnc:e?tlon in certain ructions and tho city will ai?a!n grow normally. Call TItiinor ItejaNtcroTi. Ir. Keller termed as preposterous the rumor which had spread In the second ward rerardinc the frregti-

MiLs. M.nv iu:aki. Xews cor.ifi from Portlmd. Ore

of the dfath of .Mrs. : an elevator acfadnt i Feb. 3. Mr?. P' ard v. t-r of years a re hi Ind. livir. nr 7 ,,! with hrr daughter. Trench. The dy i

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Mary P.. ard In in that city on v.av fvr a num-i.I-nt of South : Califurr.ia av. Mrs. K. I., i- 1":" returner bur; 1 1.

rvatlon and with apparent pop ular apprehension as to the outcome. Joined in the general manifestations of Fatlsfaction. In the naval treaty provision rtah!!hin a fortifications "status iiio" in the Pa-

cinc, ana in tne iour-j'ov.er rkrinc :j -,ri j ,,;in pact th" Japanese d"l"'ates bcii-vej -:,aii( . yx

they .are taking home poweriul weapons with which to check the effort of the militaristic party to build a rational bogey of an American atrresivo war In the far ast. The Japaneso are said to feel that, although they entered the conference fcarin gthat Japan might b" placed on trial before the world for Incidents In which ho took a hand in the past, nothinfjnf the fort took place, and that tlhrsan return to Tokio not only with-VTt loss of prestige, but with new phdges of peace in the Orient.

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died Saturday v ninir at 1

o'clock after an illnes of on- week. II" wa." h r: in roland April la.. 1?J. a?.d v. a-. G 7 yrA f,!d. having! lived here f..r 11 'cars. P.- .-:d-. hi .

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I'i7-bj."z. M;v. Kaj hurl Zr;ara-j dcki. Mr?. Mary Pid le vu z and Mrs.! Pearl r.udzinskl. j Iun"ral f'-nrrs will be held' Wednesday at Kt. . .aimir'.s ehun li.'

Hov. H. Oorka offic. t tine. Burial will b" in Jos- ph cemetery.

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Ho also en-

llghter.',d the council " concerning the advantafce. of the proposed ordinance. He stated that since the statute, creatint? the city j)lan and rone commission was passed hy the legislature at j-ear several of the leading Indiana cities have comniisfions functinnJnc. adr. Green declared that the Chamber of Commerce and the business interests of the city were Ftronply behind the measure, while Mr. Kddy voiced tho approval of the Civic Federation on tho law. Mr:-. T,ydia Hummer, during the informal d:cusion reiLrardin the measure, raised the point recardinp the additional taxation which would be required to pay the- expenses of the commission. The provisions of the statute, it was Ftated, allow a tax of three mills and a maximum of eight mills on taxable property to defray the expense of the commission. The minimum, according to the amount rf taxablo property In this city, would provide between $3,600 ami $3,700 annually, while the maximum would total close to $10,COO. Favorably Reported. The ordinance appropriating the rum of $2. ISO for the payment of improvements on (Ireenlawn av. was favorably reported after City Att'y Hammond announced that the technicality regarding the transfer of the f-o simple titl" of the land nov occupied by Pottowatoml park from the county to the city would be settled soon. Favorable action was also taken on the ordinance appropriating $2.200 for the payment of improvemonts on Hose Hous" No. . A special committee will investi-g-ato the ordinance authorizing the ale of a lot in Notre Dame and

, Cedar before action is taken by ! the council. Mary Y,. TTIne, de.

ccard, wllbd this lot to the riiy for special playground purposes, hut complaints raid to have originated from th" St. Joseph hr-spital, which is arrosa the .street, have, prevented

j th" property being usnd for such i purpose. ! T.ao pro.vision of the ordinance ! would autho-i-.' tli" land to be sold j and the money derived therefrom P

be ued In the purchase e,f other property for playground purpose;.

BRANDS $100,000 DAMAGE SUIT AS BLACKMAIL PLOT (Continued from pa.fe one.)

tarne more than friendly and that declarations of love aud promise, of marriage quickly followed, the marriage to take place when lie could get a divorce from .als wife, with whom, ehe tdates. Mr. Rüssel told her he was not happy. TTnder thi s.promises, she avers, she commented to yield to his will. In October. 101$, Miss Blrkhead's statement declared, she grew fearful of being a mother and besought the aid and advice of Mr. Runel!, who, according to her statement, suggested Eclf-treatment, and advised consultation of a physician only if It became imperative. She later visited physicians in Memphis and New Orleans, she asserts. "When it became evident thnt Gov. Russell was rot going to furnish me the ncef-ary funds to cro tc some hospital." the statement continued, "as suggested by me. I had to pay for it myself." The operation, she allege.-., was performed at Memphis and was fallowed by serious Mines. A trip to Denver at Mr. Russell's rxpeiw.. followed. Miss P.irkhead declared, and efforts were made later through his agents to effect a financial settlement.

MRS. MAItGAHKT A. IlWTJl. I'-un ral services for Mis. Margaret A. Lowt, 7 1. who died Sunday, will be hid this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of h'-r fi'iughter, Mrs. John Drisrgs. 1Z2; S. Main j?t. Rev. (1. W. Kenoh of the First Batist chun-h offlclatinar. Riirial will be in Mt. I'ha-ant cemetery. .miss. t;mma i.rnwKJ. Mrs. llninii Iidviig. h3, will be buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock, when. Hcrvica will be held nt the home, $32 i:. Indiana av.. and at St. Paul's Lutheran church al 2:45 o'clock. Rev. H. Tlolio will olfirhte. Purial will ha In Powinan ( c-mrtery.

MR.S. W. II. XMPTO. The body of Mr. W. II. Compton, '0, formerly of South Rend, will reach here Thursday from Cattle. Creek, Mich., and burial serv!c-.s will 1 e held in Rivervdew cemetery nt 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Compton died Sunday at th" home of her mother .'5rs. V. Frown, of Michigan (' .

STATISTICS

MOVING FKRMITS. V.'illian. Wr..'eki. 12'3 11. J"tteron hp.d. to 22 1 W. Marian st. .1. R. Cinm r. 110 1 S. Main s., to "2 1 H. Michigan s'. Ozzx Clemens, 4"7 tl. Vox st., tu Ii 2;, Voh- t r "t. P tcr Icp..iH, Ottawa -h. t; MIC S. Walnut tt.

Swank Dyes Clothing-

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f?wank Dyes Clothing

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MOTHER! CLEAN CHILD'S BOWELS VITH "CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP' Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Fruity Taste and it cannot Injure Little Stomachs.

Don't let child stay Ml lens, constipated.

o.m; Tiiors.wn. P.cnntlnued Columbia Records now n sale at .",r- eacl. ThN.lot includes many new numbers not on sab befor-- and some very fine selections. Th" ' V. Copp Music Simp. Open 1 vt I y "a nirg till S;.".0 o'clock. .... -1 1

Hurry mothcrl A teisponful oi "California Fig Syrup'" today m av prevent a ric- chibl tomorrow. 11 your child is constipated, bilious, iV-verih. fretful, haa cold, colic or if stomach i; sour, -tor can- . oatrd,

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PICTORIAL PATTERNS ARE CORRECT FASHIONS

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Store Opens 8:30 Closes 5:30

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MARCH FASHION BOOKS ARE HERE

Let Us Help You Save Money

Your Spring Clothes

Why Pay 50 or 45 Cents for other patterns tfä

When you can get Pictorial Review

Patterns ike best, most stylish, and most economical of all patterns, ct 20c to 3BC None Higher

$4 ch ild can lay cut a PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERN

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Corutruction Guide

Aro. 9783 5iie 34 to 46 bust and 16 to 20 ycar9

r No. 9748 Sizes 34 to 46 bust

FOULARDS. fibred silk and wool crepes and striped or checked French fianncls combined with harmonizing pliui materials are fashion's favorites th's Sprinp. and are to b? seen in the smartest ot street and sport? costumes. Attractive suggestions fnr such rl es isms ar these, following the lines dictated by th: mode.

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Sires 31 to 46 h;t and 16 to 20 cars

What It Takes

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for the Dresses Pictured Above

ForNos. 9868 and 9873

21-8 vds. of 54-inch Serge. Ca) $2.00 $4.25 y4 yd. 40-inch Crepe de Chine (fi) $1 .95 1 .47 Jo yd. 40-inch Georgette Crepe for collar and vestee $1.95 93 1 4 yds. of Georgette Plaiting 50c 88 I Pictorial Review Dress Pattern 35 ngs 1.00 Cost complete $8.93 For No. 9748 3fl yds. of 32-inch Check Gingham (a) 69c. .$2.33 1 Y yds. of 36-inch Plain Gingham 69c. . .95 2 yds. of Narrow Plaiting 35c 70 1 yd. of 36-inch Lining for underbody (a) 25c .25 1 Pictorial Review Dress Pattern .... 35 Findings 1. 00 Cost Complete .' $5.58

2Ys yds. of 40-inch Canton Crepe (a) $3.00. .$7.88 1 yd. of 54-inch Tricotine (a) $3.00 3.00 1 yd. of 36-inch lining for underbody of skirt 50c 30 1 Pictorial Review Blouse Pattern 3 5 1 Pictorial Review Skirt Patteren 0 1 Pictorial Review Beading Pattern 30 Findings 1 -0'1

Cost Complete $13.33 For No. 9862 3 Ji yds. of 54-in. Woolen Check (a. $2.98. .$11.18 1 yds. of 54-in. Tricotine (a) $3.00 4.50 1 Pictorial Review Dress Pattern 35 Findings '. 1 -00 Cost Complete $17.03

You save from Vi to 1 J yards of material with Pictorial Review Patterns, thereby saving from 50c to $10 on each garment

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100 yd. ?pool Coats' colored mercerized Thread 5 c.

Good Fabrics for Spring Radium for lingerie cannot be surpassed. Ours is in Pinkt Flesh and White $1.35. Jersey Silk, also fine for undergarments, White only $1.25. Filmette a Silk Vesting in Flesh and White $1.50. Sport Satins in a full range of colors now in vogue $1.50. Taffetas in full color line excellent qualities $1.75. Crepe de Chines have received the approval of fashion for this Springs. Here are all the newest colors $1.95. Canton Crepes in new shades $3.00 and $3.73. Dotted Swiss 50c. Persian Lawn 75c. Imported Batiste 50c, 75c and 85c. Organdie Voile $1.25. Plain White Voile 65c, 85c and $1.00. White Ratine $1.25. Pajama Checks 25c and 39c. Dimitv 30c and 35c. 58 inch all Wool Skirting 98c. Plaid and Stripe Skirting 98c.

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130 yd. Thread 3r. 500 yd.

1 hread 1 8c. 1 00 yd. ypool EJcldincfs Silk Thread 1 re. R. J. Roberts' gold ryn Needles o f all kinds 10c package . Non-rust best quality

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Robert' best Shears and Sci?sor.s 75c to $1.00. King's 200 yd. spool Basting Thread ?c. Boyles Sewing Machine Nrrdles 1 5c a box. Be?t quality Dress Makers' pjps 30c a 1-4 lb. box. Tape Measures, nickle plated ends 1 0c. Lead Dres Weights 1 Or. and 1 5c a doz. Delong's Dress Snaps 2 cards for I 5c. Delong's Hooks and Eyes 10c. Ready to Use Mending Tissue 5c a package. Warrens' straight and curved Bslting 20c to 40r a yard. Warrens Adjustable Belts 30c and 35c. 1 Yl and 2 inch plain mercerized cotton Belting 1 0c to 40c a yard.

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39c to $1.00. Kleinerts' Dress Shield, in .til sizes 30c to 75c a pair. Warren's Rick Rack Trim in plain and varigated colors

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Cash's Wah Trimming 4 yards for 40c. Tafteta Seam Bindings 2 5c a bolt. Sticherie Edgings in colors and plain 15c and 2 3c.

We Wish To Recommend the following named young men who are now in South Bend soliciting subscriptions for the Pictorial Review. All of the patterns found in this magazine are on sale at this store.

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T. Munson P. C. Oxman F. R. Adkins John Shoule

C. W. Andrews Edward Lambert Theodore Quiglev P. L. Schoff

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