South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 155, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1922 — Page 22

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"DUMB-BELL" DRESS FLAYED BY LINDSAY

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Kidnaping Story

Sartorial Idiosyncrasies Arouse Ire of Famed Denver Jurirt. (My IntrrnAtlrmAl is SerUoo.) UUXVLTK. Juno 3. Sartorial ldiof;. ncr.if4. shouM b Include! In the "tfs's" of the Der.Tr Juvenile court psychoanalysis chnxt, ficropllr.g to Judg- I Jon jr. Undy, who declared, in pf-ntencing" a youth for delinquency, th, oii-s.m'-ared hair, bMlbottom trouers. low-cut vvL. and "ruff-back" Ieek haircuts wer' an Indication of moral weakness. The noted Jur'urt then proceMed to I'.ay 'dumb-beir' dree. Juli Lindsay dlrwtM th,at In the future officer of the court add a notill on on th cut of tho hair and rtyle of dre to th- phyIolKlcal ani phsycho'osloal ja?a and family

history now a part of regular rrortd on delinquency rafj. Ju li; Ilr.l'viy n nnour.crd h: r'.vi found r'cbolofflral ol-.TN-ation.-i j whf-n Howard ran. r.lnt(pn. aj)-j nf-ard before ..n on a char? of harln? v!olnt'-l a probation ho hid j b-p. p'.aril rn afi-r conv!rtlon ofj

rtf-allni? an autfünob!'. Vr.ur.fr Cran lt th Jurl-dklon ( the coirt for two months ar.l went to Texas. r'rar. l.-j a tall. Ftoop-shou'.drrd youth, who" long hair w,w cornb"d Uraleht back to tho coIUr f hi t o it and hona llkf a patent U athr fhof a H'!ft which, tho court said, popular among youths hroutrht to co'.irt for amoroua offnfs. (Varw apTvartl looking llko a matlriro idol. ' Imw did jour hair sret lliat way?" "I ux wntrr to make It lay down," "Hut why do you rut It that way?" th court n.krd. contlrmin:: "It i a Mrruii;' tiling lvt halrtut of that t)p Tin tf b cornlatcd with A t-ortaiii kind of oaknos. Do you H'ud your nftoritoona at dnu: Ptore fountains Mpliinc lerrum cukes thrucl n Mritw?" Judpo Lindsay dcclartd himself in favor of bobbed hair for plt!.. but frowned on the "mal-i flapper." "I only wish I v.is f en diner you ome p't.c wherfl they would pl e you a man's haircut," I.nd?ay announcel In sentencing Cran to GO days In jail.

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ort.- to drugs, may become a law hrfaker but because fhe is a sick

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Th girl who runs away from home 1 a law breaker. Hut Instead j r,f phuttinK her up In a cell with i hardened criminals ?he phouil Le ,

handled by a sympathetic woman who wi:i protect and mother her until she gets a better perspective. "To decrease crim among women we need first of all new lawa. founded on an understanding ot women, law which -women have helped to make"And we all need tß Have a Heart."

Butterfly" Becomes Corporation President Over Night!

FRENCH MERCHANTS SOLVE PROBLEM OF EXORBITANT RENTS

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Alexander 12. Itobertpon, an English ex-Holdier, fay? ho was kidnaped one nlcrht recently by Rums detectlvfH from h'.ri aunt's home, where he was staying, at Uloomfield. X. J., and that the detectives tried to ship him from Unston on a vessel bound

MAY DAY MOVING SP:TS NEW CHICAGO RECORD CHICAGO, Jun 3. May Pay moving here s?t a ne record for !h period of the housing ."hortacre.

according to tho requests

for Buenos Alrea. only his aunt aved him by appealing to the British embassy In Wn?hlnc:ton. It is Robertson theory that his absence waa desired because he wanted to marry Sn. Culber5on's daughter. Mary. whoe father, he relates, frowned on his suit.

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changes to telephone and gas companies. Mora than 300 rh.ir.os daily were, asked of rw gaslight and oke company before the yearly eo-

Iu3 to new homos. This is 00 pt-r-1

rent higher than 1921.

J. S. Warterfleld. Chicago Real

I state Board, ald the own your own home" Idea la responsible for hundreds of the movlm??.

W oman Passes Last Milestone in Race For Equality Finds Brains!

IN rMKL.T. TIMES'

WOMAN WAS ATTMPTPES5

Son Defeats Father in Municipal Politics MARTnCRRVKO. W. V.l.. June 3 Father and ron wer1 pitted against each other in the municipal election Just held nt HodgvilK and the yon came out virtoro!::. although tha remainder of tht ticket on which the father was running wis elected. The cor.tcst.in . tv?re William HIcka 1 the f xther. wn v.r.s th nominee on the 1 f 'zc t: " ticket for the po.s;tii-n of st ee'i miPrvi --r; ani Charl5 Kickard; th -f.n. who inided the job a :r e n'niiro on the drr.ocrat ie ticket. Wes'.fv Kfr.Qr,cker wa elctel imyor r.rr V. I. Illckard to sucv?d Cecil V.'oo 1.

At Last They Grow Longer

It is true -i'-tMally true that 5i;irtJ ar lo-x-cr; ar l th:i is a !tr:i

hit the t?-rr;b!" s -h:-::i that h.

ruptfii th wcrl.! of f n -h f on.- for two yeur !Iri!Iy h?'- 1. Two ye.-ir- rnro Parisian dl::ner5 said s;irts f rr to ! lari r ar.d f.ir tho .s of thre -,Vo lorq vp.-r Amrienn weinen ha ron-

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The restle3 .eex and the restless age have offered a fertile field for i htionlsts.

But Mrs. Mary Hamilton, New York's first policewoman, whose

PARIS, June 3. French merchants have solved the problem of high phop re-nt by selling their curious wares on wagons in a street closed for repairs. Xo sooner la th sign "Rue Barree" (street closed) put up by the agent de police than a number of Uttlo carts are on th frcene. Sometimes they camp Ju?t In front of the sign, but often In the very midst of the blocks of wood and tar wagons, moving back as the work advunces. Last week in the Rue St. Sulptce, at the side of the great church, ther was a little old woman selling aluminum kettles, pots and utensils of every description, calling cut the prices and why she was 6elllngr them at such ridiculously low prices In a hoarse, loud voice. There was no

need to cry out, for the people were j already there by the dozens waiting eagerly for her to make change po

they could carry off their treasures. For three days I watched her come early In the morning, her cart brlmmln? over with shiny pots and pans. Each evening at six her wares were sold, and she went home with a liffht wagon and a heavy purse. The street Is finished now, s she has moved to other quarters. The kind of wares on sees are most amusing fountain pens and curious pencils that never break, spectacles for the old and young and knives that cut vegetables Unto most fantastic shapes and enable th$ housewife to prepare as fancy dishes as the chef of the Rit Carlton. "That must be an American invention," I heard one man say as we were all crowded around watching the merchant turn out apples that looked like Japanese lanterns and lacy potato baskets. The "garter-man" doesn't even need a-stand for his wares. He uses his own left leg. With trouser-leg

From society woman to president of a large corporation sounds like a long journey, but Mrs- Isabel L. Wharff Just made an overnight trip of it. In Just that length of time she was graduated from matinees, teas and other feminine delights to the more sophisticated type of entertainment offered by directors' meetings and business conference. Until she assumed the management of a large advertising busl-

! nes in New York, with branch ofI fices in several of the larger cities,

she had had no business training. Fhe had never given much thought to the matter of woman's place, taking for granted It was in the home. So when she entered the private ofTlce that had hven her husbar.d's and took up th busines that had been his she hvl no theories as to how a business should be run and no prejudices as-iir.st any new methods. She possessed what we call the open mind.

"At first. I Just gat at my desk and absorbed the atmosphere ot i splendid enthusiasm for every detail business about me." .she say. "Then I of it. I began to learn the various depart-j "Now I am devoted to my work, ments of work ar.d I worked up a and would not leav it for anything.

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I can forgive mistakes of igr.orar.ro. or even of carelesne-. but I cannot forgive discourtesy on the part of t:. in my employ. They break down in a few minutes what I have tried for five years to build up. "I have found a squareness about business, and th pcopl who are in it, I did not believe existed. 1 believe thoroughly in the great American public." In the !lve years during which Mrs. Wharff has mar.aeed th- busine5i It has grown rapidly and its profits show a steady pain. Recently Mrs. Wharf! was married acain. and now in private life She is Mrs. Roger, but in buc-'-is? she retains the name under which she made her own .success. She believes the rood will it carries should not be sacrificed.

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REAL LIQUOR ALMOST UNAVAILABLE, CLAIM

ATLANTA. Ga.. June 3 "Real j Gn ,i.:,: liquor for beverace purposes i prac-l tr,j mo it : !,-. . tically unavailable; the bootleg-r j " Ah. y- J i market is diminishing daily because j little .T:mm..-: My of universal fear of their poisor.ou the cussed-;' a kid

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superwomen but the mort degraded j garter works, and when the repairs

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ne?s and social chaos are only symp

toms or our mental development. "We cannot Judge women of thiface by any known standards because they are a rule unto themselves," she says.

V e are now passing through, a time r.ot unlike the Renaissance. "In Bible days woman was a temptress. She had rating on a par with the serpent. Men recognized only her physical .side. "Then came the Renaissance. The

western world discovered woman had a soul and Idealized her as a Madonna and a saint. "The year 1922 finds men awakening to the fact that women have

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man being with a mind, a fouI and a body. She is now ready to achieve

and work side by side with men.

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'find women trylnir to ret what they want by Ufdng their br.'tlns Instead of their sex. "You see them demanding a right 1 to make laws as well a3 abide by

them. "You find them ready to share responsibilities as well as privileges.

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pull his trouser down and walk off to another "Rue Barree." This year has been a good one for these shopless hawkers, for Paris has taken to repairing the streets she neglected during the war. I am just wondering where these "oamelots" go when there are no streets bein mended, but perhaps that day never comes around.

MANY FIRMS TO FAIL McINTOSII DECLARES COLUMBUS, Ohio. June S. "Between 25,000 and 30)C-O business firms will be put out of business every year for the next decade," declared Charles Henry Mcintosh, Chlcae;o, president of the Associated Ad vertising Clubs of the World, addressing members of the Columbus Cham'ier of Commerce here. "It doesn't require brains to do business on a rising market, but it demands brains of the highest order to do business at a profit during a period of declining prices," continued Mcintosh. Because of this, he said, there will be numerous failures of business firms during the next 10 years.

Mcintosh predicted that the pres-

them exertinc OiMr newly found, tren(1 of PrIces wm continue

power In a destructive way.

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The lines of all the newest frocks

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crime wave 13 Involving women. Put I refuse to "believe crime among women Is increasing as much as reports say. "The trouble Is that we are treating as criminals mir.y women who are sick, many who are only you n sr. foolish things, not developed under the proper surroundings. "The neurotic woman, who re-

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downward for at least twenty-flv years. Asserting that declining prices do not mean that hard timea will continue, he stated that business men must become adjusted to the new condition. Declaring that not many business men today have operated on a falling market. Mcintosh said the business man must "be on the alert" during the next twenty-five years.

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Washday Worries

Will the weather be good? Will the laundress show up? Will she wash the clothes thoroughly? If she takes the washing to her home, are you sure that it will come back as sweet and sanitary' as you'd like? We will relieve you of all these and other washday worries, if you'll send us your family bundle. End washday worries by phoning us today. Main 597 or 59S DAVTES TMINDRTand CLcANINCi fö

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See Them in Our Windows At About Half the Price of One Year Ago This Elegant Three -Piece Living Room Suite Including Davenport, Chair and Rocker

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Remember Prices Includes All Three Pieces Beautiful Ten Piece Dining Room Illustration Hardly Does This Outfit Justice

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Cash or Payments 54 inch Table, 66 inch Buffet, elegant China, Serving Table and set of Blue Slip Seat Chairs including Host Chair.

A Suite Fine Enough to Grace Anv Home This Exquisite Four Piece Walnut Bed Room Suite Queen Anne Motif Period, Hand Rubbed Finish

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Cah or Payments Full size Bow-end Bed, new style Hi-Boy, large Dresser with French plate mirror and a beautiful new style Semi-Vanity Case.

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Refrigerators All Styles and Prices

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