South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 291, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1922 — Page 2

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 18. 1022 GIANT DIRIGIBLE BURNS WHEN IT IS NEAR HANGAR iFREAR TO SEEK r.min .!ioom Mcni: M-y a Dutch M .: :7 tf Mother Travels With Midgets Concert Group to Appear Here in It . C n r. 1 ' 2. ACCOUNTING OF HEAVY INCOMES COME TO THE FREE LECTURES i 1 j h f A i

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Hirgeet and 1 5 r t Blimp of U. S. Army I Total Wrrrk by Explosion. (Continued Trorj I'mr- One) to trxlr.rs to leYa.i 1 Into th concrete ftructur. All Jumt-e! Prom dar. As th baff Lt-onrr.- Ico-'e th5 rar Irck In t-o pliC'V' Thirty --end-s aftur th5 car tro';. th--. hydrogen In thi or.vftloj. caught fire, du to the hci and rapil Inf.ut of pJr. V.'hen thi "urr?! a.! i-'-r.'on on tour! rhln Jumped -r ra ih car prior cr Ja.v. af:.- It h -.d haU'M on the concr".e ftructuro -f th- ara door." "The d 1 r. rl b '. e tori u eiplr,' ho ;n cro cf th'j d'.or-, of tr.r h'tr.rfir Th fart that rr.'. ,f th tr.J ir J a.i Lurr,'1 .vis .h.- ! th-.- f.vt that tho :b.:n. f ' r t h n.'--- part, shut rJtwiri an i i:pv ;ird." M-il. Strau.

aM lr; ,!..'t...,!; g th- accent. ' Id out. Andror. J-aM t;.o C-2 v.-.s' not In flight an i thit the accident i m r;t i flying ;i"cl lnt. bu; a Kround inci lent 1 "Th ucc, i:. to th- CZ wa.i 1" no rTn ;ct ra1 : t th" a nt to I the Horn.."' L'. ut. And-.Tf.on de- J -W' wer !.!r.;r to-vd out of the?1'1 vÄr?.ar fnr a jjjjrj.. j.. p, iIm I rew.pai;..r'rerorr-r'Val1. in d-crlb-P ing the accident. "A 3 the n of th--- shin cam" out hiJe- th- r.ar,'ir I r.ot - I .t hwoy a; v.-.th ti.e ui:;.: an I .;i the .iilp wa br-.u i f .rt..;r ( u; ;t ..r.-- n-d t'. n .-.d'1. Wh-n it wis a i.ttle :."it- h t;i I i a 1 w i y unf t :. w .n d e.i:fr:.t v. ,:h lai; f--;-' e at; 1 Cur ve,- t ' t h v ri ! of th !.a:...;jr 1' v.- o d b.i- ... Saw Hi:; 111- Fm. "The n us th- w in-1 b-t t:: bU ba it r r-;: t o t e i otfi m of t h . .... ... . , .W.. ,1 . . . r- , t,..r- ,.. ! e!'"'-' th'-it ! , ' ! ,;i' Uu ii'MT, I cu;nt u - an ( :r f'.v;;. s.i ; t jv. ard l I Jure. p. q. 1 ' . T , I ...1 I . u . . i 1 1 . . L i I I l I . : i : i i i j ... sa.p i PT.t -i n 1 iu-.ir i ef .pis Th r mu-t :;a ' ih'r rer;t in tl'.e lusr lor tl vf"-; irct: i i ; th t-M-rtplr. iir thre.v mt a r't! ? the llo--r. I ro.e- to run f-n? w.i- iis i'ri thri'un to t h f!-or. T.j-. n ean.e tlie exi ml th i iir h.i ij a a s a n . i ' i f '! . i a : e -i ' Tli'1 ' -V b.:i' ' I'M :o .n-rt'-'t r'n- i ''!: :, ,1'irir !:- Pan--- -ntieenta! tb-ht i ri i th ai.-; -. iv. ! .'re not i.t ji :i :: ei y u- a . '. . i a - any ! trni:l ; in !i ..:.d!iiK. This ,i i . 1 1 n : . 1 a, h i.vi.1.1 It I 1 SO CI - i-u-'.y ii tla- r-z i:-.-!f do- jr: r-i l r :y t th pull im' oit -fi ; b : i ' i i .it t )'. e:'. b p. j FAMILIES x.l' Hill "'Iii IF . ( ' ( i'. IO : .V Dl' AL DEATH li.ot.uu.u l rom i -) k row h h. art It is w-et !- rv 'li1 1 r-r c r ; p: : ! I, . ,1"n 1 u'-nt! t a re 1 - fh 1 o"K . e er 4 f. Mti. h.v .' , I b-!i .-. me.-. . ! ii - y min. :.; j-.im, t . . , . . . . , I f; r v.l. a: I ra 1 m t-.. And to , . , , , it ! tiititv P. it i"-w and in r.-after I . - ! i . 1 1 1 iie.tr -1 t m thi-; b i -Mv-r until i r s ..! - .. r- . .'.' ,. i : - "p. ai i! 1" ...... I . , .. . . ' .. , i .- r -. ' W . . j aa! .a m:n tt- r !- . . a- om 5 ...-. . -zx icacj t ! i anl f"d 1" t" p. .-. .: '- iai-1 ;- i - . . ; s' ' i-M t : ' k r. ' , d rl 1'. ' i n i nl !- mi':. r -Vi. : l-r cf w.. i b i-; t- . n ni-.-r: tb t n : i.:i v th.is I am -; up' l w; ." I At'othcr Important Letter P.. . vi a't i -s '. a t!ii-d II . 1 e ;:..!.'. I v as t ' l K IP i v.", but I m!i! m t to . a: a- only I i.o '' 1 ' lleliV S:e-. W.I-- Cine-tiar..,!. IC-;.. or 1:::.4 to At t'y Pf. ,tr--r. : - -- ir.'.ln a . . li f .. r - -i 1 1 f e ! : : , . -.! : 1 - t i , n .' '. i ' - M- !!. X .?. He anr.-'iin'-e . ty at h'.s pro;" i e . i nr." ; . ". i n : i I to .v :.v-'t 'o Pur.-pc. a- --as -X.I 4 "'- ' . . i. x . 11 . !P.ri-.pe. s- 1.,h b -n -a d. but- ''- f. ,. ., , ,. ...t.-r. v. ,, iti '''-' : u roe .ed. Ot'blallv. th r- s-ilt.s of today i - -m .r. ;tlon v .-r k now u. ' r- e m.o" .i made -1 s t : n vtartei; v r'ueiy, :t ti ;-e..eved i j V hat rev e-.i:--n;e has b, n un--o-: red and th return fr-mi .- -at- .. I t,i ' f., . -l -i'l it' 1 k ' , ll.i .: .. . - . t" biv is ( X p'-a ' 1 .' 't'.p..-. i'a alp.lte ...'' in. No .. ,1 a i ni i: cim.npj Kii.i.r.i) VICKSpriK.. M:- , (V;, 17. 1-kiur id.i'.dren w- re k.'.'.t .'. a - I f-la'-r. injured. - me .-eri usly. u 1 a n. an A '..-.b itr.a A. VI k-'-u;- ' f;- i.'h r it; ;: t a ro-mry c h a v , -v. ma s re bp'aV o'.. t- n 315 South Mid ligan Street BIG 9 . i f 1 flV 1 a iOT CONTEST TONIGHT CASH PRIZES L adies Free

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... V : ' fv f t Many fhillren nr. the .-tar have! i.ifw juht.i ir.eni. an-i tiie-rc tr u-- qua-- a lew ai;ai arue.-e.i v.ho ar always f-.ccom;unif-l by rhf':r rfc,;)"ctlv mother.. Hat M.-s. 'ha:b.i Uoal prubal ly unique V"'' ' moth-rs. f,.r :s trav.t an around tii? world ith thn'''' "rown UJ) rJlrlr : I ' arm' ;n the s-amf; fiiow. ; V'h-ri the term "irrown-up I used eon-M-rnln- .- r rhii-lrcn, howovx, it .i.e. ins that they have j-'rnu'ii up as t i . '. . . I I 1 1 0 . U . ... .4 , i,J - i.Is-ts, appearing as the partim'.'..ly br.,-ht Matures of the Sternad iron;- now i-iyn at th.- Orpheum. Ji:.-. how they ear-'- to be mid-.-ts Ms n- of iiittin-fi riddb-s, f'r Mr.-. jlb-vui i- live 1 t t'Ao inch''-i tail ami weighs pounus. whib- lo r: : mi-band :.s five et P;x in' hes and i norma, v.'ini. inn inree tiny ,"?'"' w' l"" P ia Var" i'A' Tobtrid. : and Ji iv ! :i in this r-ointry 1 I j ar.-. I . . ....... I CONSTANTINOPLE IS : nnnnv rnn n;ninv ADrUi run diu ii s OF TURKISH FORCE ! i ) I - Vpri Tri iiiiiili:il Arrlio Pn-! i i : I h. A 1 1 ir Min Ii t in I to I T -It m ä K i lllllll I I 1 l II, f HI J I I)i(rdtrs in Citv. ( Pontic;:. '.! Propi Ir-p' One) dare. l all t!a- Pnropean coin, ntion.s ! l!"-t tf tll lv!Iiab-t , '; ' : - , o ut i in -All til- oli tt.ativ.-, are null a:il' ; I 'I i I ' 1 ' od and tl..- jn-aci- confer.-!-., e u i.l . have a .ban slate,- ho said. 'Ve i I.. , .' I . n rnlln, i- l-..'.v f 1 . . 1 . I . n rntln, t- 1- .. 'V- ' ' . ,. ' . -, . i t r. . , . 1 , t l , , ! . tx 1-.. r, f t r. .1 ! , ' t , 1 - . - .Iii 'i. 4. ..'.i nit i ini i i iii ir i iiiui.,!. ,. ,.v. .u ! ... . , . .. . world. e haw no objection to! . . ex - Pres t Wilsons 11 point. the . , . . modt-rn pr:n ip.es ol nationa.itn-s. . . , , .... . or oi n ! -i -nc m ea . n n u n i ' b.i i.rocläinied in 'the pa,t a part ! .... .. , of the ?: W eospe r or mt i rn itionai , ' law. ! ut, :i the other hand. we;. , ,. , . . .- ..i.i :m iTi,i extension to iniKev no ,, , . . . t ' ;i!l . H-nientarv riht- cf a sovcie:-::i , . iii' :,i',i', I. l u llni, fl III-.. . e 1 I I V O . I n V ' ' " ' ot :n r tt. tii-its. llam-.d P.'v i - ' , . , . ., f . v, . regarded the b,(;nliii-r 'f the, . i.i a i a 1 r i i e to e at Mm rn.i as of , , . ; . ' . .u tli.. Ii i.t Iniiini-tiiiii'i' "l-'iii llli' ' .' ' '"" . ! ' . .. , .v. a;-,. a--; i im in i i u a i a.-. iik purpose cf tin- ieai.a confrenee," h--. -"ifinMed. "we j-h ill tran-!"-r the m.tava! a-s.-mb'.v to Smvrr.a. Tb.u- - .11 111 il'I't .i.li,' 411 HI' i'li.'i.' of th menibi r of th ronfernc" th. full li-la'ive. executive ami ie -t:i rv tum ! i' i.'ir I'i'iin vv a i ' nil I OH ' Tt CA' '1 Mi .; , ... (!(.p1Vs ,, tr?ir. m..--ion of pii ei lis bac; and forth t-tv.een the Kt'ropean eapitaN ami the ,t f.t th 1 urKlsn covfrrme-it. : If -.pi n a c;ty of we-'ern Kur ono .... . , !! -1 a phi Kemni tantiot pre---m, 1 . . . a rd thrfore the m.mtcrs ot thi ,..m ov rt,.. n...,..-- , ' nit ,U ' III I.- "ill . I n I ' .tl1 u u.i'i. I I ... .. x . j . . l iv, v n : cn r. o i-icuiui u- iv -- i ; ; i u i o t h r ' " Will Oire for Ix.val. A .-ire rnrt 0f oar irck nonn't v,,, , ,.A fn-.-inifn ha? thrv wer fotorrans and turned to (ireece: we takc precautions ajain.-t a rex:Trer.C( of ?nch fors-effulness. Put j il, ... . . . I a lx-r' iil'I ,44 o ! , 111.' u iill ITia.l..:4 1-114. xx. 14 i'r-,44 j xvavs the ol.'o-tH of car care and nf-j r. n. wh.-'h' Mi lern. Christian or Jew. For example, nt Anspra ; her-' are now important Chr!s"an m ; n o r .', . ' -' I. S (' i v. b. o f r.ioy the fn'.l privj-j e O ca! ar.d re'.iitious free i 1 m and. ; '?es!oii of their houses j wcriio."

Notice of Redemption To Holders of Victory Motes and O titers Concerned NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AS FOLLOWS: 1. Call for partial redemption of 4 ; percent Victory notes: All 4 - percent Victory notes, otherwise known as United States of America gold notes of 1922-23, which bear the distinguishing letters A. R, C, D. E. or F prefixed to their serial numbers, having been designated for the purpose by Lot in the manner pte?cribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, are called for redemption on December 15. 1922. pursuant to the provision for redemption contained in the notes and in Treasury Department circular Number 1 36 dated April 21, 1919, under which the notes were originally issued. Interest on all 4 '4 percent Victory notes thus called ivz redemption will cease on said redemption date. December 15, 1922. Victory notes of the 4 ; per cent scries bearing the distinguishing letters G. H, I. J. K, or L, prefixed to their serial numbers are not in any manner affected by this call for redemption, and will become due and payable as to principal on May 20. 1923, according to their terms. 2. Detailed information as to the presentation and surrender of 4; percent Victory Notes for redemption under this call is given in Treasury Department Circular Number 299, dated July 26, 1922, copies of which may be obtained from the 1 reasury Department, division of loans and currency, Washington, D. C. or any Federal Reserve Bank. A. W. MELLON. July 26. 1922. Secretary of the Treasury.

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A i i ; , t - S:e;;. l ro-.vn-.' .-! la.bb'-d-' ..a.;-;, i t iaiy, wno is tri' j r r j ; r :-tr.c-r or the nunpany ar:-J as a ton T has few rqual.-. ; ,. !ii U j-ircbl anl talks as m atur.-- I ly a any nrnwn up sh thinks : i: 1- r'di-ulou., to want to be a Ux-. -!.- 1 je-rj- jm when she is doins su j n:r -ly a.-i h. is. ! Hrothrr Charb doesn't care to db- us h! .-I" but tated proudly that altho'iph h had been born in I'ol w. 1 h- was now an American ..,1 ..,.,11 . il. . .. ..-.a v-ut- a i in.- wi , b , tbm havir- pa-e-1 his 21t birth-1 d a la.t March. j S;-- r Ibl n himd in with th--tat ::,ei,t that s!ie was 2 11 and would' 'If voting. tio, if sh wand d to Major Puue. an'-ther member of the treipo. anriT:T"-e.I that lie wars an W.U. the )", in th. P'lited a.. Si. ill Iii' v.. in ' titfs anl tritt tne late win. am ; ( beiv ( IPi :t a !o PiU") was in th . - x 1 1 t rob r' hair when he was . . . . 1 imt!atf -l. - -ru . ... v COÜRT EXTENDS ptup iianit Tin

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. . KxiHTt Hrcord Before Ort. 21, U linn Ida 1 1 ir 1 rf - 1 f 1 1 I I tl (T TV IM II K4IXIIIX.IIT Allllll.. Hecoinrs Kffpftivc. (Continued Prom Pacp One) mean ineparabb' loss to the lines! , 1 f .v ii'i.rii in libinr.i'itr 'If the contention of the American " i i 't . vi I- . t u ' - tiiit iunaiii t-'i'.i x t F-..-I1 i. ii-'i. 11 j' ur i i, ...i4 j l'. ;i 1 : !'..,', ie $ I.0ÖO.Ö00 spent on the ! A nj,,,.ir... llshi misht just as well he thrown ;n tne gutter. i I t- i . . r hft'-'V.- the termination of hei d e n -s, ,Iii(li;e Hand reprovt d , , , . ,. , ,. ro;:n.-.l lor th" fore'.sn lines for a.s-;., .. . , . . ... . . s.rnim- that my d-cision will not b-' , , , ,, ! l orablc. . . .. . . . . Th: rc'!n'!rl flowed his rerpicse , tuf ciilirs-.-i t"r liotli sides present ; 1 li a- 'i rf-nitiiii.y r : In xx-li:it :.ftinn . . . , .- '. . ' .' . " . . ... he sn-'Uld t.lle, T-ndmir the pubi.ca- . , . . , tion of hi.- dec:.-:on. . ion thi.-j fs -iu- .-t was taken a. an indi'-ati'-n of ib feat by the for-

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m ii ut1, taai ne wouiu mane i s ue-, I .'.''.x, -"iiiv.,, .Hi i tl ... ''l,,-il... I i'..,wii4i:'ii.i'i.,iiIil''ini,iii.iiiiTi.4. 4 : Jo him tomorrow than on arguments! , , , I'-' eoansel TI(n'FR UrVIKW l' ..j..i.Ti; harding ri:gimi: ..vl,In, xf.,a, 0 , - (A. P.) What was termed is months of business in government ui.br t!ie Ilardim? admi.ti.stration ' reidt-wed bore tonight in an ad-! i v. a- , .... ... . . I I'a- i v 'c v o; commerce uoover. I s on f st i nd in lt a eromi ..-h n-ents r r '-oi -,oin...,l t,x r.-.-s-. ihmfnt of ' . p-ace wk.'I wermany and Austria.. tl work of tk arm.- confer n e. ! - . reduction m federal expenditures: ... , , . . ar'a inP 'n,,,;;'" iU'1'1- iProvemenij in ouricultural and unemployment ; con-a.uon an i ine ora niMiion ol th hndtret bureau and the allied 'b-bt commission for refunding th wnr loan.-?. socialists iiavi; Ticivirr. j VAl.IWP.vlSO. ini. Oct. 17 A j c -mpb te so.uali-'t ticket was tiled today wi'h 11. C. Jr.nec, Porter eountv e'.erl:. The tickt is headed b Frank rd'!. candidate f.r re pre - -entativo in cnirrf..s from the ttr.th d. strict

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Stock Dividend Was for Evasion Purpose. (Continued From I'.t?? One) held M Ti-t under the law. Only the treasury know.-. Adminl-tration With Mrllim. I "The administration of the law ;s w:th iSvcrttary Mellon whose ab solute koru.-ty not questioned In' fediowin ti.o strict h-ttcr of th law l-'M Mr. Mellon is quot'.d by 1-ilien to c worth J o j"..0i)'J." jU, which if reason a b-y accurate, nhouid yield an J annual in. on.e of about $ 1 5.000. (J1)') j ' r muP- annually while his daily In-J toii.f of ,"j!',j'ju ;s svcral times h:-! annual .'a'.ry as hccrctary of the , :ra-ury. Whether Mr. Mellon avails h;m.--lt of the samt income tax es- ' ajie -ii Mr. Kockefelier, is inly j ...v. i . - - i. , i . I u : w nil ii a a 1 1 t muius ;u:u v. u.u mi true of Mr. Korkefeller and Secretary Mellon is equally true of many of thu 2O.U0 0 individual Income tax I-ayers whose annual incomes are -u '-. v-:-";,-rj''''J' u " T 1 "-i"'4 aio to ou liau. j.u.-' ait an i e: 1 1 . ... - T-l 1 1..... r. r. cri t today. WIGIOKS AIRES HEAR LAHOR HEAD PLEDGE FAITH AMD SUPPORT (Continued From I'age Ono) anJ the town eems to have taken u thfm ai ,,,n(y as th.y to lt. This afternoAn the veterans and t,,f.ir WOJnpn foIks ,-llt,ered to varillMj ......rt-frm,,-!, .i..viwe,? for their 1 ' H t iU t UltlllU'. Ilk.? AV v - - - . i.iiij..,,.in Tim li :,ii't ntll'i tic tournamer.t which got unuei a i . .. 1. 1 i v- -it Ii na- tutu nc pventa is v , , .- . , l , t, .,,,,, fi.-i inn i j : I'litil nlli'il i,."'ii"n . i u v. , -I,,,, ... ,i ...mi i... n;, Pt of thp nrour.lin Ton lor two more days. morrow the annual parade of the i, -n n.. v, .! nnd if t i - enI .1 l I ' I l tili m. thu.-iasm with which small bevies havf been niarroltiL' ini and down the streets whenever some one sug-u--!-tl it was appropriate, it may ' assumed that the parade will he a bjy one. j nil ii inn i i' .-.nil . i - in . i -'.ay. Thi- women are meeting In a hall of their own some distance ' , . ,: irom lilt 1 1 i'l 1 1 1 i uii i rni inn n ii 1 1 . . Much of their work has been the; preliminary work of organization j and the completion of committee i reports. IIa schal I CVar to Talk. A feature of tnmiirrnw sfssion t tr.o coinenuon un ne nie lai. oi i 4-:. s - a t I .1 t.i b t rc nr ' i n u- -f r when he served as federal district ijudüe in Chicago during the war. im i i 1 i r t " yit i.rri n cr 111 j ia liu i.i, 1 1 u ru j'n .1 u k vj 1 n j n.,mler of ba-eball, received an im-; promptu reception ot r.-at enthusi.lSIII uPl i.lIil. I A4- , I liv 4 v ,4 v. n - . Vf,... nrinnns . C ) I 1 C U U . ' rhr,.rin., veteran bore th whitei lvi irpa "pirtner" on their houlders :iiurai partner on uuir .noamti 011h pntel inbbie shoutin" his i.iroun i.oiei 10001.. miuuuiu a.- , , a ortin" in renlv to their nana ami asa run-, in rrjuy m uk , . r-,wi.tinn f "u-lint'.x th matter ! " " ' - ' ,v-th indis?" The emphatic assur0 . --m.-c- -,n ri-it f r" - ' " - -" STATISTICS r... f ii-i. P.v 1 1 ? V " "-' ' ... ,,.lv . u ,in Iia-a IV I o.. eSIIi ma :ed cost xPJ.f.e. ! One-story frame dwelling. 4'.'.'2 S. i Anthony st., Andrew iJenbinski, f II .- j SuO. At IS 17 Warren st.. Syndicate Co., $ 1,-00. At n?. Nineteenth st.. Theo. Huffman, 1,000. At 1'..M) Randolph t.. P. 1. Xicar. 1 ( 1 0 '' At nt?l Hnmlolnh f.. P U Xicar. 1 A A ' v . pan IVmdolnh st P T , War -A I'll.' K a n O O i p fl S l . . i. 1. .NiUr, $1.700. At U22 K. Dayton st., P. L. Xicar, ti it n ..... One-s'orv cement-block builJin. Mr. Coff E. Bean Says: Grab your old mark.-: b isket and hustle down to the COFFEE PAXC1I if you wan: to et the mcst for your money in pood tilings to eat. W sure are generous when It comes to the amount of pure food a dollar will buy here. But we're no: hil: po Ocnerous with quantity a.s vo nr with juality. Everything ycu buy here Is produced ur. ier the most healthful and s.lr.itary cor.di:ion. It is clean, wholesome and frth. The ir.1 North Michigan Stntt H. S. 1 Indwell. Prop.

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The i:rr:.t Camld. concert par - ' i. - - - i, ., .. , , . ., , , . First Methodist Iviiiscop.il chnrh tomorrow niiht, an event whirh 1 attratin.c much attention amo mud? lovers of thp city. All of the members of tho party are famou? mu.-ic.ans, Mr. CJamble boinjr anionic the hett known ba-s-. concert sin.u-ers In the world. Mr. (lamble, v, ho i;;is app-ared in hk it tli. in 3. C00 en.ya cements. po-.-es.-''S .- voice of wonderful depth and richness, wlille hi versatility Is in its' a special ift. Miss (da ra S:addman, coloratura x t'O), 1' 5 2 1 V. Division Roman Paratinowicz, Jt.b'O. M.mti.(;i: i.k i:: si s. j Malchlor Ni-mier and J.olw.za ; . .. T i,.,ttrt ,r.! i aru, both oi S' nth Hend. t. x t : a 1 1 . . , -. , - , .1 iwi.ia.-, .Mium-iou .um v ioic Jlvtrr l.,.tn M i b i x-: 1 1. i t4.v' ,a a.,., ' ")th of Mouth Hend. O.-iar L. Heyer, of South Ho ml. a nil iiiuiif-iiiir i iiii, vi .i.f.'iiiH uiva. T m a . .-a T.-.ai. "x t . i .i. Nick Mitcnell and Pauline Iluhck. er, both of .outh IJend. Cicero Whitley and Annie Ward, both of South Pc-nd. T, , ; " ' r'1 iM'l, I'UUI (11 .1UUU1 ll?l!ll. inirnis. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Palok, 125 s. Anthony st., Oct. 15, a aaufh - terMr n n -J trc Arl.-i Tr li.tn ..... . . , ...... .4i' ii ii. i uu ria For Notre Dame to use in building men $250,000 Oct. 16-19 The These are made in the to 14.

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Splendid Woolen Dresses for Girls of 7 to 14 In this assortment are the kind of Dresses mothers like to have their daughters wear to school. All are very neatly tailored and made of high quality Woolens. Good style variety. French Serge Models $5.95 Each These are in straight line and blouse models which are most becoming to girls of grade school age. They are all Navies. Jersey Models S5.95 Each St-aight line styles very prettily hand embroidered in Wool. These attractive little Frocks come in three colors Copper, Brown and Navy.

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- . V A. ' i I - - opran.-. ;.-:d MSs ' ! I e ase, c-r.ver: violin-. are t.ie o: r. i-.emlif rs of tlo- pirty. Mi Sa-1; iti.m. v'.:i an Am Th-a n ciri. 1. 'lore m .--: cf 1( ;-of'--.or.aI vo: in Furo 1 1liavir. tv.-.i b- .-ever .1 t'Kirs t)f i-Piroe a !' 1 the Ori-nt durimr her seven y --ar abroad. !!: b' -t known work has b-"i d .": In Lu la" and "Tabs From IIv.ln?an." Miss Pap" i - one of tb.e f-w i! n violinists wlio h;; s a lib'v. d it pc;-.:r. irity with the public. ' !.-r Tilayln.c: is iM ;o f- a tu re a rt --Ty and iti'tbi- n it'.t ;-pr tatioi-.s t!;er than t-c:ini - ii--piay. t ! 2o0: Pbasant st.. O ;t. 1 .", ! t(-r. a launMr. find Mrs. Itu'stl üiv, 3 17 S. venteenth st., o r. : ,.. a lau'nt'-r. Mr. and Mrs. Sti.ni.-l iw 1'ujarka. 71'2 Ilrookilebl St.. Oct. 1 4. a daujh ter. . anJ Irs. J,,hr. J Prince l--(Uy t.. O'd. 1 . a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Kb-iard K. Painter, 7 i 0 Cleveland aw. Oct. 14. a riauph- ! ter Mr. and Mrs Vnb:i.i .T ir,l a r . 1.SO:: S.. Jackson s'.. C'et. 12. a 'daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mbhael Hei 2 0 0 I Mi", and Mi-'. Anilin X. liurkart I'clnvay M Oct. 7, a i-on. at ?t. Joseph ho.-pital. Mr. and Tdrs. George Sas--man, P'2 V. Marion f-t., (Jrt. 15. a son, al Iliiwerth hospital. l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Xiles, Mich., Oct. it. a daughter, a) is,...rti, un,:ii ( i.jji.'i in ii-'aji.-ai.

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Coats for Girls, Bi and Little This season's Coats for Girls are shown in a wide variety of styles, colors and materials. For little Tots of 2 to 6 the predominating styles are plain tailored, smocked, with and without -belts. Misses from 6 to 14 are wearing blouse back, full flare back and straight tailored models. Mandarin sleeves are prominent in these sizes. Coats adaptable for every day wear and dress occasions are being displayed in Chinchilla, Velour, Polaire, Herringbone, Krimmer Cloth, Panvelaine and Full Wool. The colors are Copper, Seal, Reindeer, Sorento, Copen, Navy, Rust, Jockey Red and Grey. Children's Coats (sizes 2 to 6) Are $5.95 to $25.00 Girls' Coats (sizes 6 to 14) Are $10.00 to $39.75

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Character Analysis Vocational Direction Mind Building Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings Oct. 18-19-20 at S o'Clock by James Greenly Clutterbuck, Ph. D. Pyoho!o;i-t and Character An ilyst President Cleveland Business Service Co. in the Progress Club Rooms 322 N. Main SL Do Not Miss This Opportunity! Come caily to secure a seat. Everybody Welcome

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