South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 187, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 July 1922 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 6. 1922

h ; . : i ; ' i

. c i , .

re ii V,-. i ,, ,. , i r d " j u . e ' t S

a n d C piV.'e '..'; i ; f -x . f r aff-' :.:"! " Matcrnem Au I .t planation Mr .7 vei; .1"" u d !! " I "i t tw " : ' 1 - in " v : .: e ' f t p a n i . n f ! (N : ' - . 1

AUSTRIA TO OPEN : PROHIBITION FIGHT

Women War on Fanatics

i r.

.Nat in ii at Lat Auakff to Nt ri-.itv of Artion Aaint Alcohol.

-d . ruj f r i ", i f. y i : . d "v, t . ; ; - ifm!' -. . i '. i ; ; ' r - ! " ! . " i ' i

.! ! I. M. Jin;-:--,-;. of rh

.-,..1 .n f .u 1 1 n . : --i-1 . of th f '.ui.

r tf..f ! f .. r --.it ft

I -

ili.-:.

I ' . ?s x tht .Mr. Jew, 11

..:'. in ort n "O" ; 1 1 '. t .. h !n

I N.1 ! 'A

i f "- v TT; : N

.. . V 1

A'K'ri t Tili r In M,.- ln'r. '

Air. i an i

". ; r on . : r, t : i ti riio m r.t. i

; in '- r;t ; . hit ri ; lorri -.! 1 1 ?'in

of f';f:v 1 1 ; i ! i . n fol" Ulis 1 1 1 : . J.o - . ' ;!. !''!! t. (if. I ir. U''il. "Ais.l tii'

u;'.'i i.;..y-! A li! i oiniiiltt'-'-

1 .i Vir

; i i . M

; of foMr.ttioi: In ii : ; !i ' old rfformer,

. .t r. '' '' ! '. ' N'ri ' ! p ii yr;o!i ' j; i: ! i. w ;t ''f With tli 'AoiUI; r il' - J; i" . : -

t . r -. In "i Di f'Tiri'-'.ril fir. iil I

I . ' e i i r ; r .- r r S . I ' i ; ! . I ! ' . ; I . Mainl.iin s li tliilr .'. 2 :t! - of --.-.? .

;.i "- ni'!n!.T of tii- A n 1 r i .1 ? i A'i-'.: ..1 1 'o ni 1 ii i t u ill a'. l1 !': r. A t r fh -'!! ra I f 1,t jii-Ti' in Auytri.i i.H flfr.1' .'' : ::k- .J- . 1 of ale ol)ol:ni i(;: ' f-'iicht 'i n.'-an-i of publio rio'Aui f. "!. .:;: f ;o n v of th -o;u!.'t iori r .'.7- at lai. that :i r. ition in our i -r.t ;. nif tiiatr-- cannot i.iif'Td sin ii a liiii r.it' of f-xpniv1 vo: !'Tnition of alcohol, ami that. I :hr for. 11IJ lactiiti' " for a-lvan' ine

.ithi- oon-r.niptioii inui c r-tiH)vcd M 1..- Jispo... oft 1 or rf-1 iK-f"!.

"I lo'P". !iV irip-.'is.fyin;; oir pro-

lvi"

vir 'v-'tvsS

- .-'.1" .-. . . .. - ,-

PRESENTATION OF TARIFF CLOTURE

CAUSES battle:,

arr h i'tcr. j-r old. I'.in:;;'. vh'-t 1:: the am 1y Sdhj! Hiinci'i 1 :. 'Vho rcfivP'I a :Vsh wou r,d in ;! p fare.

STATISTICS

I'ltl ll lull I" ! I J f. I '!- I- ...... I. 1 '

1 iiiiiwii i iir in vin i.iumjiii , iv J su'u-rmn atal far ; iy. Si?2iattir'i to Illolirt Harry Sh:inl i an l

CT ItiNokeiiifiit.

GRANGER l."ii Sf-v' "ia :i iiii'l ily I and farnüv. (t'n; 'n.:

tan.i vifr. Wilbur F'ho'-lonc and An'iior.v Ilfrdiic and f.iU'.ilv of

Ill II IHNi. I'l-KMITS.

Tv. o.-ro; y f r it... .? . -: I ", 1 ';i !..-.. t :v ., Ar - !.n.:.t. d . '.' :. -:.; v ; : f. . .1 w . .! .c-

for

ent!

(Cont.m.'d from J'

a 1 ! r. 1

Thfv ki.-w it i-

iiy maim; Aiurr hoiii:.

, ; ;a t:a mI 1. tl.ark to tli" mans l'it

.' yo:i it o'ir disjios.;!. v- -li.ilj j''''f,I ;n utiüzirr- I hie? fa o:ah:

". . . - f--lini: an! hall ii.ivf th wcv fnr a r - ' 1 no t 1 ' s 1 1 ! i; ( etil if'ii n n ' '

r;örnl n;rr lm xp''t-4 to con- ,

t'r.'ifd. ,1 VM'otiif-n ind ly thf Norrh'A rn hnd'i'-'irtTi of th"l' nii.;, 1 a n:a ild W lnsday. Th- .-tatifion? thnt all lu ;ift' of 1 l.o 0 0 IVr.ii'vlvania 'm-

1 oinpri h"iT-i pt oliihit'on of alro-

in: or at la? do th' ! 1 r s t vtdn to-

1 '.vard-- that ?oal. 'T a?n r-Ttain tint noTi all aeni i at our disposal will rtart work, I thitik I shall l aid shortly to

report on th pfft and acef-ss ot our activity Jn Austria. "If my nords which you publish in tho rcat American paprs will ontrjiiutr to further thp dovclopnirnt of th prohibition moveinnt In America this sueoes will. I hop, he alo to n a stimulus to llJTht mot i-nr2f-rial!y in Austria and Kurop alrohol and it adhrrcnt.."

Kcformiiii; all afxnit. Tlw A. 1'. Imsuc uill ffct )ni If you don't mitch out.

xi;v vnrnc. July Whoop! Tii- worm lia" turned. Of couro it ix the fc-nalc wortii. Th male of the j)t'f i, all bound

round with hlu lays and 1 prc-sion

a cocoon, has iu-ver budecd. The ladies, thotipli, all have- their dander tip. They an- Just naturally ick and

tired of bt-irifr told tlie- rtin't do 104 J

and ili-y can't do that. It was hml r.ouli uhon th- co k-

! tail was pronoum cd forbidden fruit.

hut Min e i poor f lappet -grandmother can no longer even take a woe puff or two of a cigaret in public, ex-

-p : Tti'-wday nir.: M !;.

Vi!ha:;i Snonk of

"per, t a lew dav with h.

William S'rooK nrd wif-. Joe rjO'-duiii of C'Voao 11! -"". a few day.- with h:s motiiei. Mr

l"t d a o 1 ; a ; - . 1 " - I !'

N ' ' ; av

not -iV4 , j ., ,. H a - Ad. V-

( N" i '

r i

fat lv r

1 ."

.ii.

. V v. .- . . . 4 - -

b r i r ' i: to a o; m

lud he.it II. !' ii.'i'nr 1 jnl".i ii.-. I if.l i n a

h. . n "iYl w,tc" of the tiiiv r,,arl"' Tl,',rr- ' A'",:":: ;j,,tt"- N' .f th .mate and the roimtrv in th Edward Cv-rly aid wife of I l;k - ; r... : . : - to,..!,: s v. II,.-.. x . T ii ft

- u.-ion of the b:'.I He rt u ' l- ,nu- v'Mni Ann" w'xn '--V '''"" 'o ?.....!. -t 1-. i

that '.: v.a time to i nrtad lebav ,

and aid there h td le( n ii" . ; i c i; --

.!..., , ,i... a ri. ... Ji na-s

i i i ii iii'i.i io- will .11 vii." a, i i . , . . r, :,. , , ., , ' II Ith. Maldi'toi p ' 1 T; t r U m. a ii time lo: a t:r.a. .te ,,n tlie b.h. . , I th(m Itc-iMind. .1-1 i , , , . Mr. I irlb . and fai:'.:.v of Ki'i ,

I i ai vi, : I u '- I y wi?!i l:i.il

''oi'üi.in and family. ; I'i .i r. k Hiring r and :'ai-iil of i t;rar.i;r v;.ient Tueda' evening withi

. im- ; an a . I

Lot on W. Side of 01 iver Hotel, size 65

by 140. Inquire

Oliver Hotel Private Office

daughter. Mrs. Hai ry Shireb- r ; U-i"-

i am! fa mi! v. :

Iia-s and f.imiiv

mstsRBRSsenM

it was ror posibi -o rt;re to a

tiin to vote on a bill v hi h .-tili w 1 i ' i lt a to "?td. 'il by the ;jp im ,

, . ... I Haid t oU-iii.tr and f,im; whit aitiendm-nts v...uM b- pr-euf-l , . , , , , , I i , , , ., .. . ; .lasp-r Smith and f.tnulv and Wil led or vh-.h-:- iort it n- now titi..-:,; r, , e , , , , , I i la m Ifoffn.an an.', fatr.ilv of (.rane-; ; lactorv would bo t hane.I laier , , .. , ,, ,,. . 7 . ,!,,l Mri. tioLii- Kf Kh irt am., Jtej) itmcans in;s;,-d that -im e , , . - ... . . , i , , , ., , , , , , childnn of ( hicai-'o. sjo nt 7r.--dav I thf'v had 21 biujoi.tv th-'v nid ; ,;,, - , , c , . . . . . ; . with A bp. r K l,-v and wife of l.w-

-lianan, Mich.

obivr in th Altoona. I'a . hop r" ' !' a : n d at work ar d on all I'rnn--P.aria lin ea-t rf I'.tthurz th fntaf of eniploe- who left v rk i under 2. ' l-tll.-vr . f m Ti1 A flu' IC ! Wk t '

work !at Saturday ar returning! in ro'ip of three nnd four, added, h statement. I )Tl';.nN of th nrthwetern ree-j

ion r port a !!rj.', nurtiber of ap-pli- j . avion rereivd frmn mn who wis?; IS2.000.000 H OB ß KltS

: fi obtain -mp'fymen' In t!i Ienn d'.ariia vlii.hJ in the Chira::o di--

trirt. J'ort Wayne. I.ansport ('.rand J XllW yoitK. July :. ( Iiy A. I.

Itarddc and Toledo. --Three men accused of the 12.000,

r.VAsTsY: NOI1TON".

According to the

cept heh'.nd a snioko screen it time, the were Rettin? all moked up (

ahOut it. Then when employers put a han on bobbed hair it surely was cutting It a hit too fine, and now that that Michigan mayor has vetoed the female knie ktrbocker well, the women are Just panting for revenge. A nt I Fanatic IiOacruc. This situation 1 the answer to fh Ar.ti-Fantlc League of Women which hag just sprang Into b-'inj and full-fledged activity -in New York state. The member? are atrin all profes

sional urdifter reformers. kill-Joy, fectly m

ffinotoo censnr in - ot o .! d i c njoy I ns in limaerauon w iiai.

riüh: to Icylyiate wtthout ke pin;

ih set;. it? in m'-'Mii!i until October o: j later. They invited huc gestio r.s lroni the democrats for a vi t- on which. i Pii.tl vote should h ta'en. luit now i wax ofTer.-d. tlioush S.-nntor l"ni-t-I .i . i- i

. noon -,-jju ;i nopu n se- n vot

"miihh time in Autrut."' Senator Ki-ikijü-, r i ub.i. au. M.n-

ibso'a. sjid it touu onlv -ii (!;: UiV' ,:- Talor. a t'oniifr r. ?i b n: j

to imss th cxistine l'nderwood law 1)f South He:ul. died Tucs.lay. at l,o

and that the r.ato already had

.M Ali y i:. tyi.oi:.

la-en 10 weeks on th pret-ent hill with less than one-thirfl of it dis

posed of. Senator T'ndirwood re

Sh was born in Canada in lSb2. and was CO years old. She had lived in Sruth liend most of her iif. but

. I about 14 yearfl asco removed to Cali-

ncv. lir.ll 'ill C:ä I : llf'T fcctlv clear plied that there bad beti 600 com-

", ' '." u. km! ' mideo amendment ; to tbo i-nder-! fornia for residence. She b-ave oni

in a mi i'ii" ui .hiuii. - - . ,

Nciira-fhenic Nuianco. wou taw. wnert ts th committc -11 c ' '

iicch. wood law. her" as th committee I MSier. .Aiarai ei. ui is ,rxe,cs ami i very best haä trade 2.0S7 chans? in the peml-1 one brother. James W. Taylor f

psychoanalysis authorities, a re- nu: icj . senator U.itson. republlformer is a neurasthenic nuisance, ''an, Indiana, remarked that most o-' H usually h the weakness of in- ihr were- change from American dulin? to excess in something which j to foreign valuation, to a regular human beim; would b clawed as a simpl, and . normal CELEBRATIONS OF pleasure if you see what I mean. Consequently it makes him per- JULY FOURTH ARE

isi laid to see otlur folks r t ir 7V1 PlUTt'

i ai ao i i l j t M i

South Tlend. ' liurial will he in o'.dtown. nmario. !

A R KST i:n IN GOT 1 1 A A I

Mfanwhil tfi flftlt day of th walkout passed in oomparativo juict although .efr.il dairies were reported from widely .-'pirated m ci;n!is of tti rountiy. Itaihvay.s at many places hecan

Od'j holdup and robbery of a mail tru k freighted with securities in lower Uro.nl way last October, ami : urtij rt d with complicity in the $7,u0ii theft from an American express company truck in Huffalo in

finitum. and then some. Miss Helle Norton, honest to sood

ness. pun-toting' deputy sheriff of

practiced by hini. would amount to

a i e.

K'ontinued from rape unci

employing n-w men to take t n ' I cembey. were held in I12S.0OO places of the strikers while other I bail ach Wednesday by United

notified their mn that th.' ir p!a e would be h Id open for th to until July 1C. before thir names would be stricken from' the Y6I1 Vith th loss of the.r -etiiority privileges. TrafTi continued prai th ally without interruption although .-om readjustment of schedules and the anuulliiu. nt of some sliot t iiat.-n;i r trains was reported.

States Com mi.ssioncr Hitchcock. Frank Haver nack. who drove the trink looted in the skyscraper district. Identified th trio as the men who h"ld him up. Detectives who aric-teii them Monday in an apartment overlooking (Sra mercy park, i i ov red $!.r00 of tlie stolen securities;. I'olice reiiorted that a fourth pTon has been detained.

KNOCKS ROBBER TO

! PLOTTED HER MURDER: ! WIFE ARRANGES BURIAL

GROUND WITH BLOWin- -

through his own brain and fei! dvin

Armnl Man Blocked in Attempt to Hold L'p Lecsliurg Intrriirhan Agent. Li;i:sr.riit;. ixd.. .ini :. - An 'incic ccful nttempt w as made at D:.10 Tuesday nhrht to hold up Alvah V. Mc(ol!. a;.:nt of th Winona Irttf t urban Itailway i "o . at thi- point A stratiper stepped from behind a 'li'phoii" pole as Mi ( "olb y w as :;oiim io his bom, pointed a pistol at hi-, head ard ijemand'd t hit he throwup his hands. Insfco! .bt'o!bstruck out. la r. dim; his list b-iwien i lie holdup matis cyc ami kn kiii? him to the ruiiii.l. Mci'.db.s then ran to pioeuie a uun 'in! - ! irnh j; a hot t time later :'iur.d iii. it th hidJup mir. had tb-d. Shu!tl i t r .'. a ! d a Waiaw outh. with his fa hrii..-- d turto d up at a dime a; Cripple Cite llcJqhN.

Ti;iei aiiov lake ami this man pro-j

bably will V-e icjuiied -iv- an League of Nation

.uiauir.t of Ins a tit r e a b i i 1 1 s t..;w-'ii .' and 1" o io.-k Monday m,:rt. M. t 'oib-N ' .id J in it no. kefs.

JINCIXXATI. O . July 5. Mr-

n prep;ir(d Wednesday to

bury th body of the divorced hus

band who had plotted hr murder. Alone she came to the morgue and asked permission to pay last tiiluit

to William lb-ay,, who entered the I

house where his former wife roomed and opened fire. He killed Scott ttredwell. landlord. and sverlv

In order to remove all temptation (lr.ul , j ,- sufff.r, nsr ;nilirir;

New York- countv. is the leader of ' from his ow n path, ana at ine sam .,s ;t ,-sult of Indcpcnc dav oelc--! this sturdy female band. time ke p other people, from b mg , bratioi,.. ' j She hopes to lead them on till not; happy when he can't, he achates for; ST paFI. Four were injured.; a single little reformer is left tnjbiws forbidding said simple pleasure nono seriously, by fireworks Tues-! menae the healthy personal free-1 a pernicious vice. And there you ; iav Fhv drownir.p and tliree in-i dorn of our American people. jaro. liather mat. what? lured in auto accidents marked the! The F I.eaeuers are all Pledged i Nw that we haw th.e Inw-down ; :10;,av,

to do thflr darndest to fore repeal of all the repressive laws already put over and to defeat all the little tnd!crohued joy-killers anyone may endeavor to foist on u hereafter, do to it. old d.arsl Just why is a r former anyway? We really have never been able to lind out. but what he i. in the last analv.-is (and. of course. that's

on the reformer, and it is certainly; KOST N Six person lost their! low. the A. F. I.eauuc jv confident lives by drowning and in automobile j the publi" no lomru- will sit bacTc , lCf ident- in New Knpiaml on the nnd b'-t the ensor tll them they nr.liday. A little firl was burned to I can't design their own hair cuts, death here when tiro crackers set I look on wine or meat when It's red. nrr dress on fire. I or plav ball or trolf on Sunday. i . r;r,Ss gunmen shoot three !

mix indefinitely. '

CHILDREN IN AUTOS

STUDENT TELLS OF STAY-IN PRISON

XHW YnllK. July :y I. X one occasion 1 received a special vis- S.) Three ihihlieii. one of whom i-

it in Jail.

today in a serious condition in Cum-i

'You sec any kind of variation berland st. hospital. wt- shot by j from th oid urt ove aivuf discus- ; passinp; gunmen w ho amused them- j .-ion. One man. w hile in a drunken solves by firimr a volley Into an auto- ,

frenzy, had shot his daughter. He .mobile carrying two families to did not dare f' talk about his case. , Coney Island, for an outinsr.

fs-i he tob! a man lliat he had tried; Max Ituhir. one of the three men

C...- I-: -.HAI-- Will Sli-irc!tr steal an elephant from" the Un- arrested after (h fu-iiad. admitted

t . . COIM 1 a I K ZOO. MC Sill lliai IO. 'i""H"h . 'un.' v .1 l - 'Ml IIIK IM" Tlirir Last Cicarct With several la.s as he moved about th - ri.te from Manhattan to Coney

bull-pen lie was pointed out as th j Wand poli e station

Another. FHICACO. July f.. Inmates of the

nut who tried to steal one of tlu Lincoln Park elephants.

'I went to Jail, sentenced on a ;

The inot seriously wounded is

Joseph fjordon. aed 1.".. The others

wounded Mrs. Hredwell. His form r 'Vook county iail w ill share a Iat. .u ,o . o .... . , 'drunk and disorderly charge. t wife ted. Iban fired a ter hr and , , i,arette. and "a man can share . liM.((V(,,. tlu. lrlt , tho ail(1 , ims-d He then hred two sh.d- ; mk. anil Vat,.. if he s liked. even.lln .,ltifl.(1 th;lt , ,ot wha: I want

ill- l.. l-..i ii.. niiiin v " : i-cord i HIT tO ,..!.. I t.. 1 .. f..,.- l,.-. .-.I i-m.a-j

rv I If. i n ii n i ni on ri. i hf,,. r.'.Am . . i

, . ... . , ' ' ! Xels Anderson, a giaduate stiuieiu , 1 n,j j co! thatn. I'.i:t t!iIonc waits

in a 1 1 ii 1 1 1 mi i i if i i i o a i lenu t a t :r , . ... . e i . . . m - , , I at the FniNersity of Chicago. Mi.

f;itlw r'j fiino-al

r ,rm. , ., Andei-on declared in a report w I .an for?;ve William. h said. ,v ... ilf v. v I ;in tleorue . Kirchw . ol -N a

: York, director of the 'ook countv

7,: FAT EMS RECOVERY EE

for trail to whieh tirt 'ft'cnders ai ointr.onlv suliji eted oimht to be eliminated: I am convinced they lk iV-.. In li.'ll f.. !.. l'!t?k cl'il.inn tli

AlO I LAl WILL BRIAG 'iail survev. that while a voluntary t prismier's attitude toward life. This

XTcif 4 t I "VT YL' U)n prini-r at the the jail he found. pointed out in a report which I LAMLK; CN siv ,v HBh. i(.,.t in art.;lt a,,d. ina.b. for Dean Kirchwey-'

PAIUS5. .?u'. illy A. V.) I v.ith provision for three men. occn-t

World disarmament ua

b Lord Hoher:

brought ileiiniTi

lay .. the action of a sub-commit- "in polite t rms." .-aid Mr. Kiich-j I XH1 A XA 1 'OLIS, July Strikt. e of the Kunporarv mixed com-j in his report, "the medical e-; :, o,MO,', 'oinplov-s o f the Motion and mi-sum on disarmament of th i ., ,,.inat ion mifht be (ailed a frino.! ,., n;...! -.in...

--------------- - I t i I inii;'(ii i i " i, i t 1 4 n t m ii. m approving h:-'lf,r Is., the doctor wa a very t!i i-! ,.r.,,,. .,.'.

.lao mi aimaneni remiction. YW ent man. He exampud ::ft or morel f (.v,.... ,...,.,

... 1. ..... ..i .. .. i . ' . o i ... .. ....... i . v . . ...

:inm re-.,,f in SH than five nunutes

: üon or air and land forces under; --'i

the -upcti.-ion of the Ieas;ue of Xa ... .. . ... . . .

f eonnnenrai a i-, croWll.Hl. .:arh cell i ...piipju d to , Vui. es acamst agression. la- comudate thtve men. but there

THE very Best that can be had the very lowest possible Price a Price tag which you can read that one same Price to All. If you have never made a purchase at our store, why not drop in the next time you have a gift to buy. We may help you in your selection wc may save you money.

FRANK MAYR & SONS

iment ua dec laied I jded by four or five, and i: h,,1,t i . I SS l"E W A R NI NG t Cecil :o have beenl-mih-h loom for two men to sleep onj y ' ciiai irv ely near ! W. d n-- t he Jtooi I O M R I K I N U S I R)PM LN

The HALLMARK Store Z Established 1873

the Genuine Joy of Every Motorist!

Good gas. a maximum of power, gladdens thr heart of all motorists. Poor gas is quite the opposite a perfect bugaboo it takes oil the joy out of motoring. At the two service stations of the Independent Tank Line at

Hill Street and LaSalle Ave.

Mishawaka Ave. and 19th St.

there is 'never any question ac to the quality of gas. Only the highest quality of gas is ever handled. In addition, motorists using our stations, have an opportunity to test out BENZOLINE "THE NEW HIGH POWER MOTOR FUEL." The best proof of the efficiency of Benzoline is that when once tried it never fails thereafter to be the favorite fuel of every driver. ANOTHER FEATURE OF THE INDEPENDENT TANK LINE STATIONS IS THAT WE RENDER A MAXIMUM OF FREE SERVICE TO EVERY AUTO OWNER.

fhe Independent Tank Line (incorporated ) Petroleum and its pioducts

asses:

e in

i emttlovment . Huib-tins pot-d by

flic dd part of the j ill in which th(. ,.( .,. rai ,,.tV. th strikers

I spent most of my stay was very

AS SUIT MOl E DE UALERA ARMY

Con;.; od Horn Pace i iiv ,S"

wen- four men and sometimes tive in some cells. j was told tiny were

until 7 o'clock Thursday morning to return after which time was declared their phlfe. would h fllied. The ultimatum to M.-non -nijbye5

save the surikcr.s until ." P. M. Sat-

to i t-mp.y a .tii a formt! r ijuest to if ;oo ccntro: of the pii-r.j to e l'r. it i S:ate-.

Th.s a cj n; t r. : w -t mad

RRFVDFRS TO ,V"M ,,u,n' ,ruWll,',, lll!!n uill-urday to return. FPv'f ' ntniT in- Ur' The cell- are about six by eiht. I T,M, acton i(- Jh,. .,v,, roil u llICtl hrArL LAtS and after room is taken for a toilet. j. ..watinfr ,,f their br. ath" Accord-

i C-i.! inu.-d fiom I'n

S d'

"ol. Thorn a W. Mib

d i e b t Ii- Harnes to-k

h wash bowl and spa. - for a three-! , j y , j ,if ., . ;k.

r "e) jck b-d there is not mu.-h room for: . f. th- Jf

" twa m. n to dep on th tioor. F.ich .

up a po

i ition

he i;ran -.Ue. and from

r isoner is .-ntilbd to a matt i a ti,l

.1. 1 - L .: 1 . ...... 41T...1 ...i.l, y.

t.i' a :;:; prcpei ; ca-.o.i.an w oc , , . .,.,. .. . . p;.cw v.naai ai- an- -i n

,v..- ..... Mi. TT ' . II

c-c area t'"1." .i-;a rt men !

n ' u '. i n :i e ;,. . ... . T:t pi a: p-t t v - fa - c

;;;; chile-peri parley

:-.ia'i -m n: 'ir - i- .!.!' i : ) " r " v

tir- :m.u!i! the national-

I" 1 ' i a r r

husks. About on. c a month :h'

thhs are emptied ai'l cleaned. A

ei"- ai.- :--jeu to -aen man. T:.cn.i-A!-:o.i iomoromie oioooat or

1 noted that s-lf-respe. t wi'.'i . u, r,;i'. d Stat apparentlv lias

joanv men in Jail 'u vi y pia-moi r. d. 1 , , , j ), -tadi?-!i a i ai for ! -

. . 1 i. ::'

STILL DEADLOCKED

,?i;n-: :n,,!itl ,..., r time tire broke ,.. in !:hs !" 0 "neo ai... ci-amo. WASH 1X( IT( X". July i I S A.

s d.re, -. l ly r (lvl ,i,-,r ,i,.. ..... , . blanket. ti.H. sheet and pillow , iVr..-s 1:..,..t :,., ... ,., xh

" I . I I i . ' 1 . , . I . . ' ' i ; . ,

,,...,,., , white fbi was ffii uro.

;e A !! h M.h.i. fr. on llu, .1 t" l... I' i:..

I T" :.t..l . u!.,l,lA.I f. ...... ......1

.... ... .. . ... ... ...- I II I I. II. I

-r:v.rc ,.f ,; ,. fj:, ),.,,,,! ap, , diecs ar1 ' U ,n !h'r' " f r " ' " S a III p . o ! ; of th- Ch . bM i -1 ej u V ia r ' Mi:t cae in th otlvr. Ibdiind h:mf,'r "t;,n:- "-v against prop. ... ,,,,.. V m talked a curioos and oirifal .r...-. . t-v "'' regarded with tolerance, a tu j, ;e.d;at.-d W-. ln- day that

.,,n of i,;.,ufii JO r.d ::.. person. 11 "P.sidei -d prai-'Woi thy. but n- UlM nioditi. at in- of the Am-r:caii

" :i "' n-otly w ono at. a w hite haired w o- ! A : - M' ''. tii.i'i of se my. btant'ln tiji th - . - c " ' r. - ;,. all r.u: v;i; -a. all nUalltiti i'i i - a ' .

i : i : ' . ! .': v

. a:i 1 . in 'h- Fd.n: a:x a w hoi- w.-ck.

' 1 '. I ' 1 ,s

I-!-- ec. ii n i-r .M.,.. :, th. ..Hi,., - vo, tiu.,,, :y m-at:s '.ery little to a man . i

'. . ! l e

a! c.T n-es are .-.-atom Connor., fi. t'orniuli fax oi-,l b I'-am ;;.!; otic

"Tlie iivtr.ates will shite a la-: eis- .,, would not ha v.- -n acceptable at cite, and a man ran -hare mok ;!.,. Chi! an-, and tha the Lima and '.-.'its if h is likfd ev v if h- !i i l; o r n rn nt -non n.;hT b. f.ua d

.i.v . iiee.i tha! tl,y ni l bd : ,:" m oi e y. A man' Tap' Idm i n s-itx of takitu . Fd a ar wlt,,'., v .-.. -tabd.x in the way of his efforts to compromis-. plan v .thou: mat--r-

' hie-iv takün; I.!;:;, : the liars'. ' fri-n'l- "', ''t''Ml c:mi..s or i-jctir.u' it altou. -- but uete fo.. , d to Iaxe b th - I 'v 11 f"v bfaini'iir him. but si- 1-, Iiai'.

i" i-T tVi.i. in th adj.o ent s;oie. Tlu-se

x.-n-.i.nfottunate .A.'.ian- -aeie e-. te.F th" ir.v.le. H e ,,1 t .oncer; d w i , ojj yy j J HONORS to a ;.l.c e Vf ..,f.:y i.v members o:'th I"1- ,,u' lh l-es. nt and ... . . ... nrprnTIMV :, rr. ss. jf:ttir He sliap-w his attit'td i-y I AI' I A I llLCEl 1 1U. j his immediate conta.;- with -.:. l.ii.VlN. .Inly ".. l.y A. P. i .. iMiiriTiiri-r.- y-vi He h.i !,) iietiia- to think vhv th.e. i-:v-1 m-l's 1 mil a:d lar -aid tar-

Cunilh Rrnnrtrd Improinl' ll',lir't '-,V ' 4 (,' bar? are pla. ed b,twen hiMi and th' w.-H ... Fi,;, f .Iu.s;;. .. Taf: W..lu.s.

-".reft. .'.i.v .-..ht. I : .. a.im.vr m ni oer m j "A s;,,.-, op- rat d .tt conne l:on ' th Mi Ida T mpc-. ilritaia'- f-Tf - ; with th jail b -iitn.-one w ha 1 1 t - no: ir.i.ion t titer of iavvyei-. ! th.nt on..-.- s-lon. The p: :c.f at no : t, nab-r' d ir ni .:. :i.k .ti te.stijuoti-

C.tKtjwr. Ill at hfarrlitirt

'ami v. r-y. 1 1 1 a ! :t r. i; v !..Ki: M. . . .In a : .. Fo..j.. . , : h !:..! j 1 ' . a 1 o . : . . : i :'. u i : . ha i -e of ' 1. i ' testis .1 a a tili': pro-

: - a i?re. i a f r.

of :..!.....' s I oc ; . - r da ;. r. i i : ' the : . : ' v tt,( r. if thr h '.t -f

CO CRESS" SPEECH

OBJECT OF ATTACK

Con' .r. t:-l f f r.i.i Pip i i n . .

.-.-.vl.-l, orohlbiilM but. it s m- t m.- in ;.C .n th- att'. . r.t h !' v.h:-.- Shake--

V - irn.m'.- cucp hre. ; di-i;.jM.: una; u i. pa id onaol 1 bv. of th fact that the prisoner. p. -a re a.t'.l b.f.ue Qu-- n Klizabeth g fr. -a a -f vre atta '1c ir th- ad in ir.ic-t rat i'-n wasido all ;h" work that a roll could ho i ;:d w hf rt- three irrer of the !?

v.- a ?.ikT. ill '-.: . .Ip.i.le vt to promptlv andts"-d for b -s than tlve cent? ard pb . Ur.iti:i of Iiniepende r.ce took le-

: ft too Tiit;e;i orciil t'l'seute the war iiio. Tor lss t nan U1 oikh a u:. iul inter-.. i.ori i.;rK.'nii aJ. ihm

1 ?. -' w r t - ; n . t . .-i r- "

! Had Mr. Anderson's fellow -ii- hi'h halte lh .v-lo. wa tia-t-

axint; ...r tb 'a r.ature p. i; j 'liar. tar fiurte n. mo:uh the at- nute- known that he was in jail ! u-.a-t-r. r-Vi.-w d M.. Taf:' career.

overw h iminr recept:n.

it s ten.ff t .i'u! u i ; 4 ,n i a to; ney ev ral u ok r.u steps to t nr 2 ! volur.t.u iiy and that "of. tiie out- praSim? hs b accomplishments. .hT5f tan from Tr.re il.-..t- a tie profiteer to jttitice. "he .a'.d. and ! -ale" h was a graduate studert f;.at..ty ar-.d at- raft. Tii clilet ' alkd. Tr- i." rv. wa. p r.r.f..,:;. ed there se. -p.-.eJ to 1- a purio-o to lt ! the ITtiv rslty of Chi uro. they j .jUj,.j,.,-. w.,s d eplj moved by the

or.?'.iit: ard wa ::r -erat - he -tatat.- of Jimitatior. run ai d .oubl have mi-interpretei his ico-

:rc Tuesday. ' . ;t t . m.ev of fh..... ... ' tiv and set upon him a. a -tool

Fifteen autcn.oiuV r-a: tie- . am . .-..i.. ,-rindnal And cKat l.b-.l'tv" i tdseon. he said. , WOMAN CWIMDATIl

o the . amp 1a S irday and Coopr . ' "Had tiny decided I was a spot-j p.AI.TIMOPF.. Md.. July ... Hy rr.t the da-, n-.th tha nspfrt nf lniM' l-Vl V I Is. ntsllfil irr" said Mr. Anderon. "one of! p.-, Miss Virginia P. re - p.irk-

hur-t. of Ib rv yn. Md . Wednesday announced h r c.mdidiry for eon-zrc-s from the h Maryland d:-'-

ho art t th .amp. Th i I to MF.. July :.. The pope Wd-:them would have stepped on my ctmp leader v n. u,o o r..iy nter-' n--lay audti'-ed Mon-icror John ! to and my res r.tmnt would have 'a;c!cjr he v-'tet tbA. had no! Ward, bi-hop of Iyaverworth. in ! Ver n the sirniC for a flrht. For that

epportfjTiity r?t. a- a rs jit of j iuirlr; w ith dep !r.ti-st ahout a?- ' fat or. 1 kept my purpoe M ecret. ; trict on th.e demo, r.itb- tak.-t. Sh

HAKE YOUR

DOLLARS WORTH MORE 'The dollars you earn are worth what you make them. Spent thoughtlessly, they buy only regrets. Invested thoughtfully in a Savings account here, they're worth 1 04 cents on a dollar. You Saw the SI ll r Add the 4 Interest Deposits Made on or Before July 10. Bear Interest from July I This is the bank for Money-Savers and Money-Makers. The Bank Where You are Welcome. CITIZENS NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Jefferson Blvd. Next to Post Office

r irh hs ;

. d . r a p 1 ; - '

ra;r in hi- diocf e and in American. I as forced to think fr.st and in- cam

ut on a dry platform Vi?!-

Our July Sale

ri I i i i i

Se ii )i j ii W.

i (LJ

Don't miss this great sale. Included are all this season s newest and finest Kuppenheimer Clothes At regular prices these Suits were unusual values, but in this Sale they offer rare opportunities.

Values to $35

Values to $60

Values to $45

Now! July Sales of Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Trousers, Boys' Clothing

d!.'y( ))

Washington (TU Near Michigan

r. .r t.-.rt' r.:;rht

I -er. rally . r.l an acceptable -b rA when oirin? with r form

DBBBlBBnBBIl