South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 241, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 August 1922 — Page 3

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TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 29. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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PLAN TO FEDERATE .

CHURCH ACTIVITIES;;

1,1 iSÜLlülDi ANNOUNCE PLANS

WASHINGTON TREATY CAUSES BRITISH TO SCRAP M A N Y SHIPS

Youn Ilick-itr Friend in U. S. and (Canada Dirii?.s Project. HIC1I.M' NI), Ir 2.. Aw-. Uv A:-tivltj--.,f th yt.uri; IVi.-ii'- th? yearly ni---.ir.'i a:ii'.i ! I v. .th th.-jjf-r.f ra! - r.f.-r-.T.'. t0 1 1 k..-.'. Frr.i in :!. l.'n.t -1 Str.-. ari-i Can ul i arc t. b f ti rat"i ".s a r -

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n;. nt.Vivf -t from t v h .f th y. irly tu;" a. forum -ouriC'.; fr !h- !.-'; .-.ion of th irojtt Th- iMornir;' and evening w ! vi-J to rtliiuu.s worship arl th" uun' I'nen.J- : "nrtu't't tin aft rnoon merlin,' toIay. Tli rnf roi.ee ha- iimlor cor.i 1cration a pru0'ra:n which Arthur Jackson of I'hSUdMjjh :a. ct-nt-f il chairman, prronttd. It prohl? for a ytan-Ijrd book of (5i.-lphrK- for th seven yearly riu-etins.; er.coui-

asemenl of your

toiiay in ;'unr.' ri al w-inn of

IM.onMINflTO.V, :..!.. Aus.. Au?, v Trank II. Ive'.l. alumni seer---irv of Indian.! ' T'nlv r?Ity. -uf-

f. r.r.' from thr rffcta of a peculiar hunting arr'd'i.t. Wnj!? out hunting --'juirrr'j Mr. L'vrl d!ecovertd . :.tr-' f"X si::irr'I in a tall brach

:r t irl while he was ere tt inj? an ..in at tli -quirr-! !t fell out of ) t!i tr'-- ;i n i truk him on the head ( tri-.nc ' a .-fa!p wound Mr. Lovt'I J

i!i"uch! that h Kun had exploded !!,. -itur iy anl that he had kilh'l the -.)u;rre'. hy accident, until Ui'Iie I'.r '.vn of IJ'."orn!ri-'tn. v.ho hap-i-rfl to r.- huntir.s in the anie ood.-. ' irr.' : iiid r '.a:ni-d the

FOR 'RILEY WEEK'

;o. and already off the navyV; .active li-t, are the Superb in a few week? to be the target for the bombs of Hri'.l-h a'r iuadrcns the Krin. alirady In th hands of sh p-breakers th" Acir.court. Now Zealand. Pr.nce. Itoyul aiul Ilon. Hut th pr'CfN is ?-adua!. A ship which ovc iK-t four ini!!.oi,

icanr.ot be broktn up in k we-k. T ue'troy a tnat b.i tth-.-hi ; is an e.Canilal Sllinä of (iicaillic Fleet! Invc matter and at loust. half a

For reliable dent:?try Carj-on & Oren. 12: W,

e. P. Main 549. -Adv. -20 S

consult Drs. Washington

Call Aetna Cleaner.. CarmT.:. hits cleaned. L. :37. 916 TZ. Sample. One day orv!ce cheerfully Slven. AJvt. 23S-tf.

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Hooker Parent-Teacher Organization Arranges Elaborate Program.

Scliednled for Scrap Pile

in a Few Year?.

mJllion (I.dlars

' t lie bill.

pr.rc a: the foot tf

. L'S. (By V. P.)--s-crappins her cap

otion w

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PROHIBITION HEAD BESEECHES PUBLIC TO SUPPORT LAWS

friends here

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In Canada to devote at least or. year in special relief or reliis'oa.s seridce of soma kind; appolntir.rit of a committee to coeordinate the work of the sours: rriends. and

thangffl in the (.ra n iz atlon to make j dared

mcro effective Quaker endeavor. The report of the ph-.'.ai'thropic conunlttee by J. Augu-tu- Cuiwallider of Philadelphia, dlscu'v-d child

FeIeral Direetor Hayner Addre?es General Council of Friends at Richmond.

RICHMOND. Ind.. Aus. 23. (By A. P. Federal Prohibition Com-mif--!onfr Ii. A. Hayner in an adIress before the general council of Fr;eni!. here Monday niiiht. d:.-

there are uroper method

whereby laws may he modified, bu there is ni proper method by whlcV

i our iavvp, so lun? as they are law?,

may he nullified, except by nuM c

welfare, anti-narcotic-;, ." ial serv- j off:cil failinfT to do their dutv lc and Industrial rlatloii.. The j Continuing the prohibition off.- r work of Woolman School at Sw trth- , :ld: inor, Pa., wa.s sir f-d by W. j "There was nevfr greater necesIPlddle of New York, who Mid that ; ty for all law-abiding forces to set

It wa, pre-parln youn I riend.- K-r - together. ?nd those who ntand bold

the social work of the hour. Roy A. ITayne.. federal prohibition comjnJ.c.sloner. '-s to b'1 th- principal speaker tomorrow.

of and order fullest support of

ly on the .ide .should have the

the people. "Nothing shows more plainly the public sentiment than the recent announcement by a leading1 vaudeville circuit that performers would not !e allowed to make humorous ref-

FLINT Mich.. Au,-. 2S. William i -rencrt to the lSth amendment, in B Atwood 61 years of af;. back j compliance with an appeal made by !' -hia om' town after n absence upon aumin? my duties a lit-

A A M A W V ' " -

of many years, today ended his ca recr with a pistol .hot.

KILLS SELF FOLLOWING i VISIT TO OLD HOME!

IN DIANA POMS, Aug- 2v Par under which each of the 322 ioca.1 cnapters of the Indiana 1'a.rentTeacher association in the state will sta?e a "Itiby Wtek" program durini; the week of Oct. 1-7 for the benefit of the Janus Whitcomb ItlKy Hospital for Children, were announced today by Mrs. IMna Hatfield LM-inoiMl.-on of Blooniin;ton, pie.-idcn' of the state association. s Tlie ate organization wiil raise a memorial fund fcr the PJley hospital to perpetuate the name of the 'ate Mrs. Hence Ornie of Indianapolis, a former otficer in the association who va always particularly interested in the welfare of children, Mrs. IMmondson has appointed Mrs. (. Ii. Derbyshire. Southport; Mrs. Kudolph Acher. Terre Haute, and Miss Blanche Merry. Indianapolis as numbers of a committee to havo

charfjb of the detail for the "Itiiey : W eek" programs in the ljcal chapI ttrj nvr tie vtafe.

According to present plans each kcal chapter will present a pageant hich is now being written for that purpose by Mrs. Derbyshire. Proedt derived from the presentation of the pageant by the local associations will then be turned over to'the Riley hospital to perpetuate the nime of Mrs. Ornie in a lasting memorial in the hospital. The Biley hospital will be a state institution for the treatment of SiCk ind crippled children from every county in the st.ite. When entirely completed th hospital will present a total expenditure of 1, 000. 000. A recent federal survey has given banis for the estimate that there are more than 10.000 children in the state seriously In need of medical or surpical attention.

IvONDON. Au;

j Oreat Brit .rin is

ital .ships "gradual! j." Many people hve had visions of dockyard.1?, swarm ins; vvith wtktrs, dismantling the great grey :-hips alongside tlie quays, battering off suns and searchlight platforms, as if nothing else on earth mattet ed. In Knsrland, at any rate, this Ls far trom fact. In the firt place. mot of the heay scrapping to be dor.e by Kng.and, admiralvy otlkiaU showed. 1-n-ti scheduled before l'JZ. wner. four super-dreadnaughts of the Ki.ig

(.eorge tyre ronu- under the breakers' hammtr, or are

Cjn-eMuently, the crew of the bu ve:l for destruction i.-. firt of all paid otT. and with a nucleus crew, steams round to her last port wher-' she waits further orders. There are many such vessels in what known as the "Kotten Hows" ; the dockyard. S-.me of th em will be strip -pr-d of it'll thir iittincrs and their guns melted down; fold. rnAybe. for reconditioning as freighters in the case of light cruisers, otliern sold to such fore: em countries as the Treaty

cf Washington allows. tany of the fittings of these monitor war ve.v-ols r?pay their original placing in the battlohips. BanglindtrH can be used in garrison l"ort whicii overlook the sta. cunipjes

siiip- j u indies, steam launche s hydraulic

soId.Uierrlcks.

telephone systems, searvh-

and irr.pl..-

rninus their armament

ments of warfare. After that, the famju.s Queen Clizabeth conies up for destruction in I'Joj, the Jtojal Sovereign in

ine iienun aireaay on me , itai ships in .service of. Great Britain

nlt- o ef a ? w iwi . , . 4 1-. m i

' -1 c ciin.n u-return

Prince of Wales from his world tour) in 1340, md the famous Hood

lights can ana are being used again in newly built vessel or sold to the merchant service. The actual Position res lltir.z from

j the conference as regards the cap-

Mr. Atwoed waa .- member of a wealthy and socially prominent family of Klint. Nearly forty years ago n left hre to tiwikc his mark in Uie outride world. Saturday he made his way bark to Flint, registered at a local hotel under the name of K. IS. Hillott of Detroit, and ?pcnt a day viltlng th scenes

of his childhood. Th;. morning ai

maid heard p:tol .hot--, hotel employes opened

door they found him dmd with two bullet wounds in bis hea.d. A note found on the body requesting that Mrs. Atwood be notified, revealed his identity.

MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR

WRECK ARE SOUGHT INDIANAPOMS. Ind.. Aug. 2S. (P.y A. P.) A reward of $2.000 for arrest ami conviction of persons who were responsible for the wreck of a TJlg Four freight train at Clermont, a small station 10 miles west of here, was offered by B. M. Cost'n, g-eneral manager of the road onday. The engine and 19 cars were derailed early Sunday morning. A Pennsylvnia freight train waa &1po wrecked near Clermont shortly before the Big Four train was derailed. According to officials ot the B5? Four, peveral attempts have been made- to wreck trains In and near the city. The road, according to Mr. CoBtin Id prepared to place track walkers on the company's 2 4.000 mi lea of tracks.

TELEPHONE CO. SUES SERVICE COMMISSION

rNTJTANAPOMS. Au?.

A. P.) Two fuits were filed in the! federal court Monday by the Indiar.At T.ell Telephone C". to enjoin the!

EiUDiic service comm.un iioui n-i r

lorclns Its orders preventing the phone company from increasing its i lonp d Irtan ce toll rate !n Indiana j And Its loil rate.s in the city of!

I tl over a year ago. I am elated

that within .uch a short epflce of time action has been taken which

has pounded the "eat p. knell of the

prohibition joke. "This law. a part of our constitution, and made operative by legislative enactment by an overwhelming majority. outomatically becomes a part of the contract entered into by every citizen of the republic and a part of the contract,

md when i the whole of which every good cltl-

t wood's 1 zpn is oound te orerve. Imbued

with faith, hope and confidence, we should remember that the failure

on the part of our be.t patriotic citizenship to function and cooperate U. enforcement may bring ellre result?. Koros 1'neiiiles of Law. In my judgment there Us little if any cause, for belief that there will be a recession form the advanced position already taken, for with the passage of the 19th amendment the women of the country crime into their long delayed rights of citizenship and at that moment there entered into the realm of our political life a force that alway.s be relied upon to exert itself on the right of every moral or social question. Beyond the peradventure of a doubt the women can be depended upon to support rigid law enforcement. "Among the mast .ubtle and deceptive of all the propaganda directed agninst the enforcement of the lSth amendment is the persistent cry that the law i unpopular and cannot be enforced; that it is being violated and therefore should be repealed. Nothing can be more fallacious than the .tatement that it should be repealed because it Is violated. "Ijlttie is to be feared from tho.e who ar positively hostile tc law enforcement. I think there Is danger in thoe who are negative or

ail to expres themselves.

"Prohibition ! i-aylngr Its- own way. which is Indicated by the fact thit during the-past year approximately $62.000.000 was collected

ATLANTA PLAHS TO 'GET INTO MOVIES'

Makes Bid for Develonme'nt of Film Industry Companies to Be Financed.

Aug 28. Efforts a leading picture

!S. (By

AT I A NT A. da. to make Atlanta

production center are revealed in the granting of authority by tho Ceorgii Securities commission to proceed witli plans to that effect. The plans contemplate formation of a $1.000,000 picture finance corporation and the erection of a $100,C00 etudio in Atlanta. The Southern Motion Picture Finance corporation provides studio facilities and distribution ls handled by the W. W. Hodkin.n corporation of New York. Fifty-two feature .roduetions will be handled annually by these coordinating organizations. Emphasis will be given to the production or pictures dealing with the south.

In 1941. In the meantime li obsolete vessels have one to tho scrap he-ap. They are the pre-dreadnaughts Maie Caesar. Queen, Swiftsure, Hindustan. Lord Nelson, and the dreadnaughts Bellerophon, Terreraire. St. Vincent Dreadnaught (the original of her type). Hercules, Inflexible. Indomitable, Crescent and Commonwealth These ships, it is true, were partly scheduled for the scrap heap before the Washington conference totc place. The Treaty of Washington sealed their fate and they have .accordingly been 'Vcrapped." That is to fay. they are no longer on tho actual' list of the navy. Som or them have been broken up. others rsed as targets, others again, minus their guns, rest in the dry docks of Devonport and Portsmouth, rotting gradually, with but a couple of caretakers on .board ships which were

once the pride (,f the "British flet. Of the latter types scheduled to

a . a 1

or tie i anil America to data Is as follows:

Capital ships America, 31. Capital shipH Great Britain, 22. But America must scrap one battle-ship and seven battle cruisers, with Britain scrapping four battleships already built, to that in capital ships, the two navies will not be widely different. In destroyers, America lea.d Great Britain, but in light cruisers England remains far superior.

.Michigan Fi-hinir I.ktiw Si.oo M)lTll BUND. INDIANA CORN REMEDY Humphrey's 35 C 35c Freezone Um i w 35c 97a Gets-It S-a 35c Blue Jay Cm i ß 35c Allen's 97 Foot Ease m i 35k 27c Calocide . 27c Apply Hero for Auto IJc-ons

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healed that ugly skin eruption!

Resinnl Ointment hea's sV.in irritations that if neglected become se rio1.;. One small pimp!f or slight bV.tch mars the most tjeautiful face. A patch f itching ec;ema or other skin ailment causes great disce rn fort and nvich misery.

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Resin.; I he' ca-.e it ctr.t::i

i'-r ich conditio:;. Resinol Ointme t wis oHrinaTrd by a d b r for the treatment cf rczema and ether s':n arTrrti-,r.:, vru nt hesitate t. t:e it. At .J.V J'

SCOnilS SCAIIIID TO DHATII They were pedestrians tn'ing

dodge the multitude of motorcars at everyhand nowaday?. If they had been driving automobiles instead of walking they might nave had a chance. Tho way to solve this problem is to g-et yourself a car. Everybody la In a position to purchase a car. And everybody in South Bend knows that Dave BosweU has all of the real worthwhile bargains In used ears. Call the Superior Motor Sales company. South Michigan street. Main 145. 218 g.

to i r3rtzt.rm'.

Safe Milk

For Infants & Invalids

WO COOKING

The "Food -Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch atHome,Office,an l Fountains. Ak for HORUCICS. RsrAYoid Imitations & Substitutes

IT IS A PLEASURE -To caU at a place where you can find what you went after. This shopping all around town ond not getting what you want Is hard on the nerves. You won't need nerve tonic and spend all your money if you can get it In the habit of coming: to our supply tore. We will be glad to show you that it will be a pleasure to call again. I,udw!g Auto Supply. Advt. 235. tf.

through forfeitures of bonds, compromises, taxes, fines and penalties.

Indianapolis. No date for hearing was ent but

federal judge iacer tnaicaiea xnai;Thof:e who ar? forcejt through nich

)no hearing was p -5.:D.e um. ; forfeitures, compromises, taxes, fines I because of the (Jirfictf.ty of ob-j ani penalties to foot the bills of talning thre federal Judge to con- j n forcernont are. f course, making duct the case. The company charg-j a loud noi,e ftb0nt It." r d that the oomnil'it'r.'s orders were

discriminatory and would result In i

ACI G AR ETTEyy

ITS TOASTED

con fixation of the omp.ir.y's jirop-

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5.000 EXPECTKI) FOR EVANGELISTIC MEET WINONA tVKi: Ind . Aug. J. ' Fully o.OOO p rsons are expected at Winona Iike early this week to atfn.l the National Evangelistic As-; scvlation conventlvin and the intertational convention of Disciples of Christ both meetin.c. liaving con-; vene-d Monday. Rev. Hull of Warsaw is in chirge of the arrtYr.gcment' for the I;s, ip-i '. " convention.

Call AetnA Cleaners. Garments, hats cleaned. T,. 2376. 916 E. Simplf. One day service cheerfully given Advt. 233-tf.

Ws toasted. This onooxtra process gives a delightful quality that can not bo duplicated

ART QUESTIONS HARD FOR TEACHERS" EXAMS WARSAW. Aj,'. 2V Less than ." percent of per-o who have written teacher examinations In Kiv ciuko county tl.:s year passed that' portion if the quiz having to do with? m- ! A similar s;t nation. Is said to ex-' i-t with regard to th- writing of the i

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ri;Mi:u kills sin.-r. s'HELHYVILI.i:. lr.l. Aug. 2.

Arch Tlionpy. Z. prominent farmer

committed sulci'le .it bis honv- Ten miles juth of h-re Mor dav by

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NINE KILLED; 29 IXJL'llED.

the country r.ct any Sunday. Of court, nothing 111 e.i.e the grlel fox the dead and injured, but there It a irrain of satisfaction in the fact that TOU ar injured. Any person that driven a car thee days when

very street and driveway is .111 1

to overflowing" houli be Insjred fully. Call the Grenan Agency. 47 Farmers Trust Uuilding. I.inco'.n Hi. Act t 21S-tf

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Everywhere ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC, ST. LOUIS

National Grocer Co. Who!e$ale Diitrihutora South Bend, Indiana

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Store Closes Saturday at 9:30 P. M. Other Days 6 P. M.

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Where You Find Value, Not Only in Price But in Quality

Remnant

Sale

Cost P;

rice Not Considered

The Remnant Sale Brings the Season's Lowest Prices in

Yard Good

Many small lots, broken lines and short lengths of summer goods are yet to be closed out and we are determined they must be moved at ence so we have forgotten costs or former prices entirely, our only thought is to make more room for the new woolens now arriving. You will w,ant to carry home some of these fabrics after reading the wonderfully low prices below.

These Crepes Reduced to $1.10 One lot of Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine in colors; Remnant Sale Price . . .$1.10 36 and 40 in. Poplin Reduced to 69c Silk ard Wool and Silk and Cotton Poplin in colors; Remnant Sale Price, yard 69c Sport Skirting Reduced to 95c 36-inch White Figured Sport Skirting; Remnant Sale Price, yard 95c Barronette Satin Reduced to $1.49 40-inch Fancy Sport Satin in plaid and striped patterns; a wonderful value, Remnant Sale Price $1.49

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Batiste-Serge Reduced to 33c One lot of Batiste French and Storm Serge and Plaids; Remnant Sale Price 33c

Sale of Remnants Now is the time to lay in a supply of remnants to be made up into school dresses and winter garments. We have hundreds of remnants of different materials in Silks, Woolens and Cotton at Greatly Reduced Prices.

Wash Fabrics Reduced to 25c One lot of Chiffon Organdies, plain and figured Voiles; Remnant Sale Price 25c

Sale of Notions Dress Snap Fasteners in black and white; special, 3 r--J1 ! dozen 5c rivgfJl ji Bias Edge Gingham Dress l!3rSjjJ Trimming in colored checks; iViX rl '' Remnant Sale Price, bolt iliXnhfel at 11c Pearl Buttons, card of one jCry f dozen at '.5c f?J rzZ DeLong's best Brass Pins, i sharp points, package, of y V6b 360; Remnant Sale Price j is 8c i TSV Coats' Thread, all num- L""? bers, speclil, 6 spools . .25c T

JUST ONE STANDARD Wheth er it be in supplying gas to our customers or in selling appliances through which this commodity is to be used, we know only one standard. That is: What will be the best and most economical for the customer? Having answered this question, we conduct our business always in accordance with this one requirement.

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with Experts 3

In planninfr for any new gas equipment in t h e

home, office or factory,

vwyou will find the advice of

our Sales Service Department of real benefit to

1 yuu.

It is not merely a question of making a sale. The first consideration with us is that the customer shall have the equipment which will do the work in the best way and with greatest economy. This service is yours for the asking. Ranges delivered and installed free. Northern Indiana Gas andElectric Company

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Specials For Tuesday and Wednesday

Gold Medal Chicken Feed Pure Cane 3 Tall Cans Flour no grit Sugar Best Ever 99c S1.99 $7.69 Pkr Sack a hundred a hundred CmJj 3 lbs. Cocoa Large Bottle G'een or Black c 2 ' 25c Tea boap Chips Grape Juice " 25c 2 lbs. Rio OÜR 2 doz' Heavy Coffee 9Kf j Can Rubbers 35c LÜU pound 15c . ry i 10 Bars Crocks 3 Cans Large Package Naplha Dutch Cleanser Gold Dust Soap Barrrls j 25c 25c 39c 20c gallon !

Am Wash Day

the indirect cause of woman's breakdown ;

ear IV

the day that' upsets the American home and makes the whole family cross :

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the day of steamy smells, the dampness and discontent;

day of

with tub, wringer chine I make my many homes;

or washing mapresence felt in

and again in other homes I am a thing of the past I'll never hold sway there again; for the women who rule these happier homes have found that I am not economical, and they now send the whole washing to

Phone Main 1 17

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212-216 Lincoln Way East

LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO.