South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 96, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 April 1922 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 6. 922

PACIFIC COMMERCE PARLEY IS CALLED

r SENATE WILL VOTE .n. Leonard

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VERSE O' CHEER By Edgar L. Jonei

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v.-jre;? 5 lan.itis u ith .u-.r-r-sti-n-f or m-tlr.c; i.r' Aont l-fa ;r i (h r,'' !''!!!!!)"::!. of low-r .'i'-ial raf. V.x.r.-J- 1 - kr -lSili? U ai.d

Kfantii-.u u-nor.l in.prov d fa. " 5 1 it i- ; Vr :rino Workr-rs In Washington f'.r thi.ra.-- lAr.rM 1" for a ill.-rusion of the r .r ar.a;yv of rr'. r.t t ra do ; , . f. . fho 1)!tlin,inPU, rrcion. Tt

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Uf go.!. If I woutd nikft a crooked turn Put I always hav r.rncmberrd with ruoful sort or !;n.il Of how that little iridic u?.-d to burn. And I've rut tl thot hhind m nr.d have .'raveled yt night ah.ead And tlio I've not arna??-:d a pll of Fold My cons-dene doesn't paddlo me, as traily homo I tread. LI'te mother Ufod to do In days of old. Tho I've outgrown th paddle a?e It somehow serins to me Thru If a fellow doesn't travel straight The paddle Is administered Just as offeotlvely In ways that are, perhaps more up-to-date. I've nver seen a man that englnTrfd a crooked deal

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a w;il h- ;.-;:al to act as -"'-m lUUIUOIiai -'HIV i:v,i r..,,.h; ,1'a'rM.an of the con f or- t ics ffgardin? tho lame number of

important l5-sue. pending in New

Jcreye. wher corporation litigation, it was Faid, had in roasrd court work srreatly. Dis cu5slnn Thursday was principallly on the Fletcher amendment, v.hirh w.iÄ lo. t 2 to 20 (ti-). Sen. FktchT announced, however, that h- would r"nw 1 1 i.s amendment

latr. Ficht republicans n?. Bur-1 Put what has Fuffered e'er he quit

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ir.tereted. at their home in the o'.d ! ourt house Friday eveninr. April

7. While in the city Miss Elliott will be the guest of Mrs Virginia Tutt. Fire originating from a defective chimney caused a loss estimated at. $50 at the home of Levi Bush. 830

S. Rush st., at 8:55 o'clock Wednesday morning. Members of No. 5 hose department extinguished the baze. Nothing but routine business occu-

pied Wednesdays meeting of the

board of public works on matters

pertaining to the city water-works

No new work is contemplated at the present time in connection with layiing of new supply mains, it was announced. In connection with the closing of

i the spffl.il Arr.r rlwnizitlon c s

'for the soa.-n. Mi Ivi'.üan M.w'ann. who w-.is m-.ployed hy the h-hool.

city to organize this department, announces that there will he an exhibit of handiwork, made by far-

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Queen Mary, may be th governor penrral of the Irish Free State. He was master of ceremonies at Princess Mary's wedding.

7Y) INVITATION n'.piijinue,! from page one.)

: dcud'-d an lnsve would ne rr.t to Mr. N'p'.an Thursday.

,iim, New Mcxi-o; Cameron, Ari-z-na; Franco. .aryIa:fd: McKinley. niinoi?; New. Indiana; ftddi, Nevada; lUwfon, Iowa, and Shortrldge, 'allfornla. joined democrats In piipporting the Fletcher amendment The c7 psititon rnn.ff'd entirely ol ri"pi.i)(i( ans except i-n. Kinc. dorn ocrat, Utah.

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Col.r.MI'.rS. April ". Attitude of : tbo Southern Ohio cr.al Operators on

I '. ! ; r:' nt and cor s-rva t iou ( hr, inVi:.,tion of Hep. Nolan, chair-

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.MUS. ULLA i:sTnFitx. Mrs. 111 a Kasiburu. 2, wifo of John Fa st burr., succumbed yesterday afternoon to a. we-k's illness of pneumonia at her home, located

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' lv- r.-:;. r !or:i,rs f.f th- central competitive b. Th- d-.a !..p-un? C th- Pan-,,,,,, ..facials of the United Mine Pa.if..' tue: i-.-'Ur-e in t nh r o ! vv..rk. r of Am-iu.a in Washington luo.il- f..r fu'ur- f;omu.ir. "f Pi ' Awil j ,robabIv will not be known i:V iioli: ry an-1 t ra n;v -rt :' : j-n ifl.,. H,V(,,.;i .lays. W. D. McKinney, c t-t- t.a b- t .k' ti to-.vard pr- . , ,r ir. of ti,o Southern Ohio Coal

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'.or.d n--f j ,.x hat.'.:e. said Wednesday. McKin-

i ) The desirability of -ro itin'- -; i roi w.dii.p.vlnv to nass on

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Terhaps not In the same place nor with that same sort of fee Put he gets Foundly paddled just the fame.

ARBUCKLE BLAMES KIND INTENTIONS FOR COURT PLIGHT (Continued from page one.) you out of the window" he said, addint, that it was made because ?he oppose,! hi-; fforts to aid the pufferir.g Miss Ih'upe. Ho told of arslsting a bote; attache to carry Miss Uai pe into another room, whore Fhe coul'l receive better attention. On Stand Three Hours Arhueklo said that although he knew Miss Rappe to be unconscious, h- went to the hotel ball room after

Sa, Preis, secretary of Dr. Fr r.ois ncxt Monday

Thursday. April r. during the afternoon and evening. The iprlncr schedule for tho Interschool indoor ball gams 1 being arranged and will be announce si

that the first games may ie playei

Wrd:efleld at whoe sanitarium Miss Kanpe died Sept. She testified that she went to Miss Kapp' room at the sanitarium the morning of the day sh died, to present the patient with a bill. Mie said Miss Rappe looked at the bill 3nd Mid that sh really should not pay It. as "he was reeponsibl- for my l)?Ins here." Then. Mrs. Breig testified. Miss Rappe accused Arbuckl-e of atta. klng her.

Charles TParrcnt, assisted by tlio Notre Dame band, gave a r'ciral a' tho Wa.-hir.gton school Welnetday morning- at J : 2 0 o'c lock, piano and xylophone solor; and selections by the hand wcro included in the propra m.

situation.

I'ir'izn in nvni'l -v r. ati

stuf. o Finar.'-"1 on-l Jn .-tti?-n'-

f"od-jtJ.o qu-stion, but loiil.l not '-. thorn

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mi: k oMiM.irri: simti.nmon. IMUAN'Al'ol.IS. April v -Corn-

Mrs. Fathurn was bOrn at Seneca, O.. Marcu 2". InOO. but had lived near Lakeville for the past r.:l years Three daughters. Mrs. Carri- Kassa-

baum of Walkertcn. Ir.d., M.rs. Nellie1 the party and danced until after Hardy of North Liberty, Ind., and midnight. Mh-s Mary Kasthurn at horn-; one j Ai buckle's testimony occupied son, Fred Fas;burn of South P-nd. t h i hours, th- cros examination

telving veil an ere 1 i ffcult

(to The re-1 for gi . iter uniform-' ,,i, rf. .u-por.vinn of coal production

Itv in hills of rxohan-'- ai-1 ..ther iu tlic non-union Winding C.ulf ti-ld commen Ii I do umen?. ! ,;f w. t Vitginia. b-fore Sunday was () Terms of or. .ht it; th.- Pa r j pre,'. u .. .1 in a tatmnt here WedPacif.c are i as an aid to for in tiad. i r, ..i.iy i.i'-tht by Lawrence Dwyer (-! Prorr::siI: ir.Vf .- n.ent. ..i.or- ,.f li-Ail.y. W. Ya.. a member of

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Mai- Worker:? of America in the Nw Pivcr field. He asserted only,

."'. m-n are at work. Mr. Dwyer sai-1 th- miners in Winding Gulf number iri0i. and those In the

'! Th- ,1 ,.f ..r.;..-rat ion 1 x-v Iiiv-r held about 1 1.000.

among the v.iri'un ntf n i-s int r - i Mr. Dwver. who Faid his statement j

and four broth-u .los-ph. William and (George Neucl of Attica Ind., and Leonard Negej of Cleveland, O., rurvlve h?r. l-'uneral services will be hold from the home Friday afternoon nt - o'clock and bur.al will be in Dalmers I'ralrie cemetery.

conuming two thirds uf that time. The witness was dre-.se.! In sombre blue. He sniil-1 as he took the stand, hut appeared bore.l at some points in th cross examination. Arbuckie's trstimnny was followed by an argument over the admissibility of the evi.lenee of Miss Virgin-

SENATE COMPLETES REAYRITIiXG TARIFF WASHINGTON. April o. The work of re-writing the 100.000 edd rates in the Fordney tariff bill finally was completed Wednesday by th penate finance committee representatives. Consideration of the technical administration features wa begun late in the day and Chairman McCumber ks hopeful that the bill can be completed by Saturday. The big question remaining before the committee is that of th valuation principle to be written into the measure-. The ad valorem rates, a. now contained in the bill, have been calculated on the basis of foreign valuation. but. whether this would be approved finally remained to be determined.

The popularity of Lighthouse Coftee keeps i: fresh and only in fresh coSee do you get iull strength and flavor. Insist on Lighthouse in the

' rourid tin can and knew that ycu are getting a better fresh cctTec. Ycur neighborhood grocer has it in the whole bean or steel cut.

POSSE CAPTURES AGED MURDERER AFTER FIGHT

CARMI. 111.. April 5. Angered be-' catuse Fhe sought to protect some stock which had strayed Into his farm yard, Aaron White hot and!

Kli.ea ins who ai r.pringaieiu, in., north of here today. White then barricaded himself within his house

declaring he would kill anyone who i J a t am nt ö1 tn nirdet Vi-tm !

The house was surrounded by a pesso of about f.O men and in the

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lUiiowuig i;u,u; n line, w no i u jj years old. was wounded. The house m

was then rushed nd White arrested.

Remember Lighihou.se

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If a thief is wanting for an opportunity h- believes himself an honest man. Time is more than money. it is purled in the mäkln? of our character an'! of our destiny.

MOVING PFltMITS. Guy McNary, .r 0 f- F. Milton Ft.. to 310 L. Milton st. Robert Minkler, 723 Lincoln way F.. to 7.13 N. Allen Ft. I L. B. Gandy. 1717 Dale av., tc1 Plymouth. Ind. i George Peed, 1.11 S. Taylor Ft., to COS S. Michigan Ft. A. H. Clark. 13 JO. p. Michigan St.. to 210 i;. Droaowav.

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A NEW STOCK OF GOOD

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LEATHER BRIEF CASES !

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I ror Salesmen, Lawyers, Secretaries

1 In fact, a Case to fit every purpose. They conic in Black ;

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Priced very low 35, $6, $7 and $S.

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West Viitmia union, is nere ior a , ,ij -onferiau e Thürs. lay w ith WLiam i ITii

(li.fii. seu;(tary-ttt:isurer the Drit-.l Min- Wmkus of America,

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bodies of uls nafi'n f.r en- i -u-ardini; plans for pushing the

futm-nt int.. I,w. accor.lin to pt s ' n n :. a.'s su?ii;n.uon of work among i nt loans f.-r ih- c nferen.-e. It ; ' th- ni.n-uni-n workers. The plans i"t thought th. it 11:- immigration !jo b- discusst.l with Mr. Green were imd r.a-i.il th i iniin if i..n qU. s-i. r.s u nd c rt t . d to relate to financing the will nop up in tho p.i n-r.i c. ;,. nr.-; union's movement. Mr. Green ad-f-re nee. thotigh it was fr fly -tat d I vis-d Mr. Dwyer that he would refi:at the con fr rem w:'l p t-.. the J turn toniorrow to his home in CoVv.iy fp-u- nr'.ptl.-r c.pr.f-reto4. . n s ! si; ( ton. O.. where he has been for p. -uf-. lib.- la-t soveral days. Honcr to Attend. S f.-'v ..'(-mm r e H v r 1 ',.. wi: IA' HIT rOMPAXTF

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of t':.:'..: Arthur Mf :ii-u. ' i.een in.licte.l by a federal grand : of 'if.n.l ; Urem If r Taka- -jury f.-r ;ng the mails to defraud .!a-'.r. I:. L S Ibw,.. 1 ;n connftion with sales of Century,

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, : . 'ons o'.i. hated Oil Co. stock, it was : u..

- d;-'- p-vl Vedr.eslay when the In-; ! dictm-n'K l-turi.ed secretly last j

v. eck. wer.- ur.S'. a.fMl. i I'.esid s the Century Consolidated

oil 'o , the following corporations : Jj w . i M.l'r! ed : ! Tf V

lb rcub s il "o . Queen Oil Co., j (Iri:.---:- oil Co.. Famrer Petroleum-: Co. Shi'in-n Petroleum Co., and' A." me F.nauc Corp.

Th- indi tm-nt alleges that the j j, I'nn.'.-i'i.ln'fiil u h ir .1 lias a '' ."'

c.pifa'. s;oCk of $10.C'"o.öOOI was

offer- For Friday and Saturday'

the newest, smartest of this spring's

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grouped in one special price for a big pre-easter selling event

Colors black

fp-r:n.i as the rc lit of a merger. d .i.-ned to c-tm !'. the promoters 1 ;u;.-h a gigantic s"ock selling p. a i. pa : g n.

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LEE TIRE Users NELSON DAIRY CO. "Ask THEM"

!n the milk business, for instance, the caii that carry the product must be kept working constantly. Lee Puncture-Proof Tires help to keep them on the job.

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