South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 326, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 November 1922 — Page 18

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMFS WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 22. 1922

Pastor Denies ANNIE M'SWINEY

U. S. IMMIGRATION

LAWS DRAW FIRE He Killed Wife IS HEAR DEATH

OF ITALIAN ENVOY

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Iloffati Sav Selections Should Be Made Abroad Rather Than in U .S. (I. N. S. SfalT Corrron'!cnt.) CHICAOO. Nov. S.vJn-in-into th? eror. 1 ly of ! thro- .jy Convention her, th pru?r.im of th Fo'.itherr? Corr.rr.rel cnro tol iy Hi:umci a lc:l!!y in: orr.atlor.il N ne fr-!irn rountr! vr f-p-rwntetl by -p.ak-r.s of the liy. ('or..uUr ah of f'.ermnr.y. Italy. I 'tu. I:i: lor. i'z' f ho-Siovikia. I?o!lvl.v Itultrartn, F nlanl anl lrc, pr'--'-ntH.'l to th? a.' -rn':-I l?Tte th i-roSmM. l.'irrr-s ar.'I opportunities in tnd ltv.-or-ri tho Unite! Stat' a und th ir r.i'.i'.e Una-. Chiff an. on- the s;ikr.r-. va., Dr. Otto win!fMt. nnb.iwl'T from Germany to rhe ITnitM r.itr-s, who f-I-okc on "rTipro.-ti r iationa Ltwtfn Germany a:;l Arru r ca." j Cr:t!c ?m of tht fhr- pr cr,t immigration law voir-J hy I'rof. j

fJ.odo Iioat!. repr.-entinij the Italian commissionr-Tcnf'ral of immigration, tho Italian consul In New Or!ean and th Ita! an Chamber of Cu name reo in Nr.v York. "I?a-M on the 5tarIard of construct. veno.--, th present law ran not be a s'si," the fprviker declared. "Wo aro in hearty .-y;nrathy with a proper rrfrulition and reasonable control of this traffic. V.'e nro a!a of th? opln on that the has la of this control shouM be elective, v. Ith th selection preferably rmlrt nbroad lfor th emigrant embarkrd, rather than fit your door."." Hal an Is Nrcdotl. F 7iirfs ho;v, li'.vvr, th ?reaker pointed out. that lc-r te tho fart this country h in n-ed of the Italian lmm'srrant. particularly th lif year 41,154 Italian rnals wer admitted Into the country und 51,01ft p turned to their native land. Nation mizrht bo riven rrod t for nat onals who return to the r homelands, the speaker sucftotfl, and up n-cd fjuo'.is raiht bo 1 istribut e 1 Rinor,? "those rountri s whirh have exb.AU'-'ted the r allotments and can furnish "elective emigration. " Comln? bark t.) purely dornest hproblems, deleate were reminded ty Major f;en. Clerrrce C. K cha;d. chief of tho mil'.t a bureau of the Un ted States army, of the defensive reeds of the country. letter of KcRTCt. Our military forces should consist of not less than 12.00ft ofllcer and 150.0C0 enlisted men in the nu'.ar firmy. a national R-iard of 23.200 o:Hcer and 400.000 enlisted men. and an officers' reserve corps' of 6 3.000 otHcers. he declared. A letter of regret that hs was unable to be present at the sessions was recrlvtsl by Clarence J. Owens, president of the congress, from Jxms W. Willi tt. commander in ch'ef of the Grand Army nf th? Republic. Willett expre.vM hlmfelf in tlie Utter as belr.cr thoroutrhly in accord with the aims of th.. orcranlza-tion.

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Mlt.. ChARA COWhTlY (AP.OVE) AND Iti:V. W. G ItlFFITII COW. li:y. An invc -titration is beir.s made of the sudden death of Mrs. Clara Cowley, rich Slon Springs, WI.. bride, who nied Aug. 14, shortly after her rn-irriage to the Rev. Grimth Cowley. 20 years her Junior. Cowley

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timation that he miht be roporusi- ! for tlie d'-.ath of Iii. wife. The body was exhumed for penible tracts of po;on.

Er shine Childers Appears in Court DU 13 LIN, Nov. 21. (Uy I. N. ri.) Il.-ikine Childers. chief aide to I Tam on n de Valera In the Irish Rc pulilican cause, who was reported yr.3-it-rday to have been secretly executed by Free State troops, was produced In court today on a writ of habeas corpus. Childers, who I-? believed to have btM-n sentenced to death by a secret Free State courtmartlul last week, demanded, .through hi.s counso that lip bo given a re-trial under British army regulations.

Friend Make IJed for Victim Near Gate of Mount Joy Prison. IlY DANIEL O'CO.VXIXL. (I. X. S. StaT Ojrrejrpondcnt). DUBLIN. Nov. 21. Annla MacPwlney, who went on hunger strike at the gates of Mount Joy prison five clays ago In protest against the Imprisonment of her sister, Mary, collapsed today. liroken by starvation and exposure, ehe fell In her tracks. Friends made a bed for her near the Jail gate and covered her with rugs. She had complained of great pains In her head, which, she siiü were getting worse anfl worst. Friendly women with tender handt) bound her head with bandages which they moistened with water. Inside the prison. Mary MacSwlr.ey, weak from 17 days of stlrimposed ptarvalion, tossexl upon a hospital cot. A little group of women remained with Annie MacSwlney during the night, bathing her hand3 and face and praying. Groups cf strangers gathered a timea to look upon this strange and pathetic cene. Some wept as they raw the haggard woman hunger striker totter from her chair or f.ing herself down upon her muddy mattress for a brief respite from her vigil. Girt Is Killed. A 16-year-old girl was killed while attending a meeting of protest against the continued detention of Mary MacSwlney. Public bodies are demanding an Inquiry claiming that Free State troops fired upon the meeting: So far, the government has shown no disposl.lon to modify its stern policy towards the Republican. OiTlclals at Mount Joy prison said that Mary's condition v.-as "unchanged."

Husband in Prison, Wife Asks Divorce Stating that her huiband. Harold, is now .ervirr-j time in the state penitentiary for committing a he-inou-s-crime. Ruth Moore filed suit for a divorce from him in Superior court No. 2, Tuesday. She states th.it they were married in April, 1918. separated in January, 1922, and aks for the custody of their two daughters Eldena and Mil-dred, two and four years old. respectively.

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BUY IIOMHAY M1CKUTAR Great chance to pave money on tiew styles In holiday neckwear. Gantz' change - of -1 ocation sales tarts Thursday morning ? oVlocl; 110 S. Taln Ft.. opposite courthouse.

Speeding: Auto Hits Polo, Wrecks W ires; None Hurt HAMMOND, Ind.. Nov. 21--TraTic as blocked when five Whiting auto joy riders, goin? at a terrific speed, plunged into an electric light pole in East Chicago and it took both the fire and polirv departments an hour to clear away darkling live wires and wreckage of the machine and

the pole. The occupants of the carl eFcaprd serious injury. I

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Here Are The Things You Wished For This is your event here arc the things you asked for they are priced to promote economy. We want to make

the Wishing Days a huge succc3 from the standpoint of

our patrons as well as our own. It you did not send m a t "wishing card" your neighbor probably asked for the very things you would have wanted. We are unable to quote everything in this ad watch for future ads and you will ;j

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SWEATER SALE Ladies Slipon Sweaters, all wool, all colors. Regular $3.00 values; special

$1.98

MIDDY SALE All Wool Middies, braid trimmed, large emblem on sleeve; colors are red, navy and green; specially priced

$4-45

BATH ROBE SALE Ladies' and Men's Made of heavy "Beacon" flannel in a large assortment of patterns and colors; specially priced S3.95 to $5.95

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Women's and Misses' High Type Coais Women could pick at random from the hundreds of Coats in this sale and in every instance find style features worthy of comment. The best post shoppers will prove the most eager buyers. WRAPPY, BLOUSE AND BELTED MANNISH MODELS, FUR OR SELF TRIMMED In all the popular lengths, smart and graceful, beautifully tailored and carefully finshed. Group One Group Two $19.75 $29.75 FIVE HUNDRED CHILDREN'S COATS (Many just received from the manufacturers) Here is the sale of Coats you wished for. A most complete assortment of styles, shades and materials. The low price asked makes them very attractive. Sizes from 2 to 16 years. Two great assortments. Special $6.95 and $10.50

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DRESSES The earlier you come tomorrow the happier you'll be. New Velvet Dresses

There are no dresses of poor quality or in-

correct style in these two great assortments.

Every garment selected because of its excellent

style, fine make and good material. A marvelous collection from which you can readily choose. Values to $50.00 $24.75 - $39.75 HUNDREDS OF NEW DRESSES In a typical Star Store unsurpassed valuegiving event with style, qualities and values not to be exceded elsewhere.

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MATCHED SETS SEPARATE LINENS NAPKINS

SPECIALLY PRICED

SILK DRESSES CLOTH DRESSESFANCY DRESSES TAILORED DRESSES Smart styles in newest designs all priced far below their actual worth. Choice of the lot

$18.50

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Pure Irish Linen Table Damask, silver bleached, excellent quality, handsome design, 72 inches wide; special, yd.. $1.95 Hemstitched Table Cloths, good weight, excellent finish, size 72x72 inches; special . . .$3.19 Match Sets, pure white bleached, fine finish, pretty patterns, cloths 72x72 inches, Yl dozen napkins to match; special, per set $4.00 All Linen Napkins, heavy quality, full bleached, beautiful patterns. 22 inch, spe- m cial, dozen .... wiavi

Half dozens at the same rate

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' DOMESTICS ARE LOWEST AT THE STAR STORE Seamless Sheets, good quality. 8U90 or 72xVO; special $1.00 42 and 45 inch Pillow

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Roasters, inside tray

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Aluminum Roaster, oval "'Pyres' Pie ' Plate and

"Mirro"

Aluminum Sauce

Cases; special, each. .. .25c shape, 11x17 inches; special Nickel Plated Frame with Pans. ( I Yz quart) with cover; Thursday only $1.98 handles; special $1.49 special 59c

Bleached Wearwell Sheeting; special, yard 45c "Wearweir Pillow Tubins 42 inch, special, yard 27c; 45 inch, special, yard at 29c 36 inch heavy Outings; special, yard 16c Heavy Baby Flannel, full Li L "7 t V a - 1

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Ruffled Marquisette Cur- Corduroys, all colors, 32 ti tains ; special, pair ... $1 .39 inchcs v,;de . vci . g5c ; Velvet buttings, fine qual- " j ity, colors are navy, red, Girls' Wool Scarfs and V

Copenhagen, green, ruby c u t i and black; special, per CaP Set3' ail co'ors' reuIar yard $1.95 $4.95 values; special $3.95 Childrpn's and Misses' All Wool Sweaters in all nonu-

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Slip-on styles, Qg ß(T Button Coat (JfS j special ÖdasJ style, special . . . &sJ SALS OF FACTORY SAMPLES, LADIES' APRONS j Great assortment of styles, hardly two of a kind, values up to $2.00; special while they last .89c Ladies Lingette Bloomers, in black or calors; special I at $1.39 50 dozen Ladies' Sateen Bloomers, black or colors, full j cut; special -55c Infants' Silk and Wool Vests, all sizes from 1 to 5 ; spe- 4 cial 50c j Ladies' full fashioned all Silk Hose, regular price $2.85 ; j special, pair $1.85 -j

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kindled anew around this time of the year, for Thanksgiving and

other fast approaching festal holidays mean a renewal ot supply of linens. Stocks are now in such a splendid condition that every reasonable demand can be satisfied as to design, quality and

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Pure Irish Linen Table Damask, pure w hite

bleached, fine quality, several pretty patterns; special, yard $2.45 f-f Pure Irish Linen Table Cloths, extra quality, f beautiful patterns, size 70 x70 inches; special $4.95

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(also in open stock) "Wood" English Dinner

ware, Chinese blue decora- ,

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