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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
UniOniSm Versus BOLSheOiSm

wi ude Of The sudden illness Of samuel Gomp;r1 Westminster
force to the last speech that he delivered public
For good for ILL., the industrial conference
that unless the steel strike treated spirit of compromise and the EN-
Poyers accepted arbitration bohvm the form OF W. w leadership
might control of American labor.
M Mr. GS%Dei in " years has Ions i've element
armstice
s e M GP sso s 15 to ss ' no96o
In his speech he said:
yet is from
houghtupon the property
gentlemen this strike without that
but that method and the steel strike and lasts
these men b W. W agitaor are going about the country and
biob tbv d tb iii b6 bnU b td ynhHS
them then whatever bde have the seed and will bear the
Our movement constructive character You dislike You
our @ M eapa you may not want to enter INTO agreements
with u.s. but let me say tn" TO you: lou will either come to agreement
stand up for the fight ~
We mpoen you
decline with you will have
body than us deal with
Whatever capitalists captains of industry may GOmpers
and his infinitely better their hands should be upheld
the than that the American Federation of Labor should
the camOous forces of boshevsm
AIR GOPERs might quite as we'll have spoken perhaps in the same vein
Vl of the much threatened strike the United
for Nov Here the radicals have their
that the national eaduccumbmg the wies of local hothead
Secy hopeful aspect situation He as
jurisdiction under the law his Office which provides
The Of labor shall! have mediate.
terests of industrial it be done
certainly the interests of industrial peace call for effective
intention to walk and close the coal regardless of
question however government intervention can app the
radical element n control of the
assuming he honesty quedonedw
might s @ show s for 5. Bo " and and sas
their following the majority goes the radicals the absence Of such
Messs Gompers Morrison and Secy Wilson, quite
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
THE SUPER-HEN.

Alton T.. Briggs of Boston. president of the Ma
tiona Poultry. Esq and Butter association predicts
a rae Of super-chickens. A type of hen, he
says neng bred already and Is destined attain
"a size that of the turkey, with eggs two
or three times their present size
More wonderful still he explains. the will
not be much than people paying for pOul-
try and the present time.
The siant-chcken prophecy may find credence
but who believe the Of it? OF those
super chickens and super-eggs will be sold 10y
per proiteers at super prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
More Truth
Than Poetry
By James j. Montague
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY
THE LAST STRAW.

MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY
THE LAST STRAW.
Lines written after looking at
the latest laundry bill
No longer 1 speak of the grocer
In terms OF derisive abuse;
He charges lot. but he's probably
got
Some sort of a valid excuse.
No longer / snap at the halter
For asking ten bucks for a hat
know he'll proclaim that he isn't
10 blame,
And maybe ne isn't at that
The goods that the grocer and hat
ter
Exchange for my pitiful pelf.
I simply must buy; though the price
is sky high.
I never could make en- myself
But when l am told by the laundry
That the rate for destroying my
shirts
To letters and rents is now twenty
eight cents.
Where it once was eleven. il
huTtS
IN filling false teeth on my collars
Till they bite gaping holes in my
neck.
II clawing the breast of my best
evening vest
Till all that remains is a wreck.
II tearing silk stockings TO atoms
Is worth what the washee-men
claim.
III blow my few beans upon man
Cling machines
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
THE BIGGEST SCOOP OF THE
YEAR.

The Tower OF Babel The recog
nized leader IN getting all the news
Of this here town first. and lots OF
times even before 10 has actually
happened. today scores the biggest
scoop OF the year. news beat that
is the greatest i'm the history OF
commerce Gala Economy depart
mentsl
Becoming aware Of the close APP
proach OF Christmas time We have
dragged ourselves around town and
ascertained what a number OF our
leading citizens wish for Christmas
Can YOU trade. imagine bigger.
more important newspa per beat
than this, Nor can we,
The interviews culled OF pro-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

w. II. A the well known com
mercial traveller. reports that peo-
pie in Battle Creek go TO the
Butcher shop for their clothes. Aft
er we had recovered from our sur
prise he explained that Battle Creek
has a clothier by the name of
Butcher We have seen some tailors
the name would nj in great shape.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
We GODS. 1T MUST HAVE BEEN
LIMBURGER.

BY Associated Press:
DETROIT. Mich. oct. 17.-An ar
gument started in Mike Pizzo's res
taurant over a piece of cheese. The
cheese was dropped 70 the floor and
guns drawn. Pizzo was wounded in
the arm and hand; one of his pa
irons was hit in the knee. ana an.
other in the hip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
The Tower of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG

They are trying to revive the old
before-thewar night life in Paris.
but the efforts seem 10 have been
a failure thus far It's the same way
all over the world. Even in South
Bend. the policemen begin TO dust
off their riot clubs when they see
anyone on Michigan st. after $3.50
o'clock anymore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
WHAT MANY LOCAL GENTS
WANT FOR CHRISTMAS!

WANT EOK CHRISTMAS!
Warde Mack-"I want $500. 600
out Of this town and ! want il quick
The starving Armenians have
starved long enough"
Abe Frank-"You may tell the
public that l wish Santa Claus
would send me each night 500 first
class travelling men, so that I can
fll up the Rotary room with cots
the year around And please Santa.
be sure and send me some on Fri
day and Saturday nights. Those are
my dull nights just now
J. NJ Stephenson-'The only
thing in the world 1 need is a good
advertising manager. The one 7 now
have is a one ecelled ONEIDA"
G. B. Steed-'T have cut the re-
tail price-."
Any South Bend Policeman
Have Santa send Us IA more truck
loads Of American Pride with
plenty OF bicycle pumps"
E. II. Metz-"Make the merchants
more afraid to turn me down on
their advertising"
News-Times Printers-"Give Us
everything. but it can't be done"
f. Reeder-"Quote me as desiring
a whole cage full Of wild cats"
Adam Beehler-"Send me 100
boarders
Joe Donahue-'A leaky roof. a
leaky roof. my kingdom for leaky
roof"
Fred Compel every man
20 wear n South Bend watch"
Otto SCherman-"Force the CITY
council 70 pass a law making II a
crime TO drive any kind OF a car
but a Studebaker"
Jake HeCka man-"Tell Santa 20
send a good man around 10 steal nv
Ford "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
ATTENTION.,

EX-soldiers. sailors and marines
big military dance, Tuesday, Oct. 21
1919. 800 p. m
All service or previous service
men and friends are cordially invit-
ed TO attend in uniform, a military
dance given by the George VI. Poin-
sett Garrison. No. 93 at Sticks hall
321 s. Michigan St Refreshments
served by Ladies auxiliary. Snappy
Jazz orchestra. Music furnished by
Wells orchestra. COMMITTEE
6S26-2O.
Scapulars and medals at Schill-
ings. $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
THE EUROPEAN EGGS.

Republics are VIGOROUSLY migrate
full, and judging by the trifiing
Europe, mOnarchieS are more.
Copyright 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
OH. DOCTOR!!,,!,!

ny ASSocldte0 FreSS.
WASHINGTON. oct. 17.-Sec'y
Glass yesterday put his name to a
check for S2.648.3O9.17L53. said TO
have been the largest ever drawn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

Somehow it doesn't seem quite fair for the W. G.
T. L. to declare the cigaret and yet tolerate
the Pittsburg etogie-not to mention the campaign
cigar aud the over-ripe pipe?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
REVEALING A SECRET.

You can get whisky in New York
If you know the password. The
password is, "A little whisky
please"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
METHOD IN IT.

dramatic himself when il is all
over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

Its hardly likely that King Albert has a banker
ing any Of political offices. but candidates
out west are getting rather uneasy his baby
kissing propensity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

If that Baptist parson-now army aviator
can fly upward fast and surely he hori-
zontcany. he worry about reaching the
pearly gates
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

Speaking II rehabilitation when do the type .
writer generals and colonies at Washington lay
down their arms?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

Poet d.Nunurzio is overlooking net Why doesr-e
he WIN up a forkful Of long meter verse and
fire them al the 'tyrant?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

II ministers didn't have TO work seven days a
week. OF IT, they got tme-snd "a half for SUNDAY
work Industrial workers do il wouldn't be SO bad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

What. boots II TO those New York Iongshore en-
that 5000 OF food rotting the docks
there? Haven't they TIE right to strike
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

Let's not wiring hands in horror over that
Moscow revolution" It's only dog fight among
The bolshev-ts. with some possibly joining in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

There ave- go 100000 gallons OF whisky left in
tond by ,he prohibition law Liquor liquor every
where. a1v drop 10 drink.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
PA PERKINS


r q IN ? g rance
people are settin
so strong-before
long they u be
testin the ink in
our fountain
pens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

some folks indignant the prodteers. and
some merely envIous OF them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

family and other knick knacks. fol-
lows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
White Sale of
Fine White Nainsooks
and Long Cloths

dainty just thing baby dresses lovely undeTear and
White
splendid white goods unusual oppotuntes and when this
present
LongcIoti eeany American Regular
price a yd. White Sale Price, 39c yd.
Nainsook slightly heavier weight than the above
Regular price, yd White Sale Price, 33c yd
collars
Coats and Coach Covers SO inches wide at 0c
s1.35 and 81 so a yd.
NEW SPRING voLEs! Already they coming IN and already too
their
pretest American and English looms here
those who like to the fashion rather than to always o VII" one IKE
Many will
will
our goods coming down the meet
White all which
while before the big rush
sewing SIPS, sl50 s1s5
ideal 10
75c yd. { Inc Wnlte GOODS Dept Isl fCCf.l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
Women's S and Children S
Knit Underwear

Now that the holiday rush is over
isn't il high time that you Quickly
see 70 your own stocks of good,
warm, winter underwear? Be ready
when the searching cold of January
"shlvers your timbers. Have warm
wear right at hand and thus save a
nasty cold or worse.
Wumen'S Merode, Daily and Viola
knit Underwear, in large assort-
ments Of cotton, silk and wool and
cotton and wool. in the popular
styles and sizes. Prices start at 81
and 90 TO $3.50 per garment. All
are first-class in every respect.
Children's knit Underwear from
Csc 10 S3.25 per garment.
You will find here the largest as
SOrtment and the best selections Of
worth while Underwear in the State.
First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
White Sale of
The Kind of
Embroideries

that YOU need for spring sewing and
the trimming of servlceaDie littleI
skirts and underclothes for lively. :,
romping daughters. Convent Edges
and few Madeira Edges, 3. and 6,
lnches wide, and in the old. good quail
ity that sold for 16c to zoe a yard.
Special in this sale at l25c a yard.
There are some narrow Convent
ScalopS on nice materials, ! 70 )
inches vide, that generally sell for
15c lard. that are in this White
Sale for only l0c a yard. However.
they'll soon be sold, 50 if you want
them, come quick.
Swiss Edges, Gallons and Cam
tric> Insertions in a collection OF the
qualities that regularly sold for 12r
and 15c. are 10 betlosed out in
this SaleWith little delay at7c yard.
Lace Dept, 1St floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
White Sale of Winter Bed Coverings
and Sheets

in spite of advances in cottonS and
silks. The quahtlties are limited. for
We cannot recorder on these 50 Il you
need coed quality bed clothes come
Gown right away.
Slx9o Linen Finish Sheets regll
lar $500. for s1.6S each.
$3.50 full size Bed Spreads diff
ferent patterns. Sass each.
unbeached Muslin, 50 In.. 1.5OO
ydS.; regular 32t yd., now 24e I'D.
1000 ydS. fine bleached Muslin.
So in: regular SOC yd.. now 24c I'd.
WooI Filled Comfortables. SO and
Sl1. Ones in this sale. $3.50 each
$500 Wool Filled Confortablco,
bordered; special for s9.s5 each.
Sl4.oO CcmfortableS, with warm
wool filling; special for s11.75 each.
s1I.oO Comfortables, filed with
clean cotton: special for S7.S5 each.
Basement, Fourth street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
Sale of
White NIGHT Gums

regularly sell In this desirable
white goods for $1.48.
Regular ioser Night Gowns regularly slss and So lace
sale Sl4S
$500 High Neck Night Gowns long sleeves trimmed with good enbod
n patterns special for $14S
Sipover regularly embroidery
s22s extra Size embroidery Night ribbon
so Baise sleeveless
with ribbon others with aoe dainty little
81 so slpover Gowns good nbot
special this sale 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
White Sale
Specials at the
Silks

For tomorrow you're specially in
vited to examine the beauty and
worthiness of these elegant Pushes.
All are of the highest types and are
fashionable for Throws, Coats and
Coat Collars. To get in the White
Sale they have had to be under the
regular price. When you see their
high grade you'll instantly realize
that these prices are much below
regular:
Fur Plush Beaver, so inches
wide, special at $500 yd.
Taupe Animal Plush, so inches
wide, special at $500 yd.
Plush Beaver, so inches wide,
special at $3.50 yd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
White Sale of
Drapery Remnants
anC; Short Ends

You know how busy we've beer
in this department for months beforel
the hondays, md YOU can lmaglneI
that this rush would leave is with
quantities ot short pieces that would
be Just what YOU need ior that littlel
bit Of fixing up there IS to do al home,
or that pretty bit Of fancy work youI
want to make. Here's your chance|
70 get Il.
Scrin,s, Silkaiines, Marquis-,
cites, Curtain Muslins, Cretonnesl
all the remnants and short ends
have been measured and marked one
third to one-half off.
Third Floor. take the elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10

These are in all sizes for children.
Of elegant quality, fine rib and fast
black. Just received from the mill
First quality. 45c pair.
Women'S wool Stockings, nice ousl-
ity. for motor driving, skating and
general outdoor sports wear. soc,
89c, $50 pair.
Women'S full fashioned Isle Stock
iDgs IN navy, black, grey end brown.
75c and sec a pair. special.
In black, light and dark grey, tan
and cordoVan you'll find splendid
isles 1T 39c, To SOC and SOC q pair
More Of those special silk Hose in
black. grey or brown for the White
SGle II $1.39 a rair instead IF $50.
Infants Hose, part-wool, at 35c
and SOC. Fine cotton al 25c a pair.
Hosiery and Underwear, 1St floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10

special for 39c.
s5c Corset Covers. in pretty styles.
most Of which are embroidery trim
med. Especially desirable item at
58c.
s1.Oo wash satin Canlsoles, trim
med with lace and with ribbon or
lace shoulder straps. Sale price only
Sc.
Extra size Drawers, regular S1.OO
a pair: these open drawers are we'll
made Of good quality long sloth,
trimmed with fine embroidery; spe-
ciaI for this sale at 78c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10

Lace trimmed snort okirtS, OI gDu
quality, that regularly are worth to
day 81. There are also some hem
stitched styles for the same lowered
price for this sale. 79c.
s1.7S lace trimmed White Skirts,
with four rows Of lace and insertion,
reduced for this sale 10 SIPS.
s2.25 White Skirts, with enbrold-
cred founce, neat and servlceable.
Reduced for this sale to s1.68.
$3.50 lace trimmed White Skirts,
in pretty styles. are reduced for this
sale 10 $1.48.
s2.7s and $500 White Skirts with
deep flounce Of fine lace, neatly made
and very pretty, special price for
this sale only s1.95.
$50 long White Skirts with good
quality embroidery trimming and
dust ruffle, in this sale for Csc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10

Envelope Chemlse. regular 81 50,
prettiIy trimmed front and back with
good lace. Special for this sale at
$l.75.
s2.2s lace trimmed Envelope
Chemise, special for $l.48.
Embroidery trimmed Envelope
Chemise. of good quality, regularly
selling for S1.2s, are special for this
sale at 69c.
Sd Floor-tale elevator.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

the Sunbeam CO. In the winter OF
1861. The last Josef Christians
was 70 have piloted the car but lost
his life testing the speedster out on
the road in February. The Sun
beam is the mount that Resta used
10 make his name as a driver in
Europe and it is y years since he
won hts first victory with this car on
the BrOoklands speedway.
The 1916 champion spent the war
period except for an occasional race
last summer and one in 1917 AT the
Locomob!le factory in Bridgeport,
whore he was attached 20 the en-
gineering force that turned out
I2iker trucks for the army.
Dario will be right ut home on
May 81 when he starts his chase
for the $50. 600 in gold that is huns
up for the visitors. as he has had
two long drives over the bricks and
knows the course in addition 10 hav-
ing a car that he helped 10 develop
while a member Of the engineering
staff of the Wolverhampton factory.
Resta has taken or the American
agency for the Sunbeam car and be-
lieves that the 5OO-mile grind on
May 81 Will give him an opportunity
TO demonstrate its worth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
DARIO RESTA To
DEFEND TITLE
Winner of 1916 Medal Enters
Liberty Sweepstakes at
Indianapolis May 81.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 10
Dario Resta, owner OF the only
championship medal in the history
Of American automobile racing, will
defend his right TO the title won in
1915, in the 50O-mile Liberty Sweep
stakes at indianapolis, May 81.
Resta is a driver who is possessed
Of great mechanical ability and is al
so a shrewd driver. II is noticeable
that he either wins or does not finish
the race. In the IS races that figured
in the 1916 championship Resta
finished first in FIVE and gained 100
points. While he did not start in
all Of the Is title events he never
took the checkered flag after it had
been waved for an opponent.
When he started his career in 1915
by winning both the Vanderbilt and
Grand Prize road events at the San
Francisco exposition, it was predict
ed by the wiseacres that it was only
a flash in the pan. His next bow was
made to the public in the 5O0-mile
event at Indianapolis and this was
one of the few times that he ever
finished behind another driver for
Ralph DePalma literally drove Res
ta's Pougeot off its wheels and
while Dario had more speed, Ralph
had more skill on the four turns and
so licked the pilot of the French
car by a small margin.
During the remainder OF the sea-
son Resta had uniform success and
garnered more than $4,000 in
prizes. In the 1916 3OO-mile race at
Indianapolis he romped home an
easy winner and started his march
TO the championship. Last year
Resta drove a car of his own make
but did not have a great deal Of
success as it was too green" al
though it showed wonderful speed
while the English Italian had it run
ming.
Resta comes 10 Indianapolis this
year to drive one of the cars built
for capt. Eddie Rickenbacker by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
HUDSON OFFICIAL
REVIEWS BUSINESS
Declares Prosperity Is Not
Confined to South Bend or
to Indiana.

Z. s Day. district manager of
the Hudson Motor Co, Detroit. was
in South Bend last week for the
purpose of visiting d. A. Boswell.
manager Of the superior Motor Sales
Co. distributors of the Hudson ana
tort in this territory.
AIR. Day has been on a swing
through most Of the states in the
central west, and declares business
conditions are everywhere excellent.
people seem absolutely amazed
that business is so good" said Nh.
Day. I'm South Bend the people
seem 10 have an impression that
prosperity exists there alone. The
same thing applies 20 other cities
throughout the country. But as a
matter OF fact, business isl boom
ing everywhere and South Bend and
Indiana are no exceptions
There is an extremely heavy de-
mand for the Hudson and Essex cars
everywhere. But the demand is not
limited TO these cars. Almost all
good cars are selling well and the
jrend of buying indicates that pro-
duction viii be the big problem this
year.
Hudson omcials look for the real
Essex buying next year after the
car has had a chance 10 show what
ID can do IN a years performance
Eut the demand has far exceeds
expectations and the supply since its
first announcement"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
AUTO SHOW WILL
BE BIGGER THAN
WAS PLANNED
POStponement Only Made the
Dealers More Determined
to Larger Display.

While automobile dealers were
bitterly disappointed at the incle-
ment weather of last Thursday
which made impossible the showing
~ automobiles. tires and accessories
On Michigan ST.. they took their de-
feat good naturedly and are more
determined than ever 20 make the
show OF Thursday. May ]. bigger
han had been planned
4 special meeting has been or
1ered, the date % 0e fixed SRI the near
future. at which time further plans
Tor the show viii be discussed. Mas
was selected because 1T was TO
have been Buchanan day here az
which time several hundred Buchan-
an residents VIII be here for the
purpose of inspccting south Bend.
1t was decided therefore TO com
uine buchanan day with the auto
and style show and mold the COM
bined attraction on a wider scale
than before planned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
TIRE COMPAN
BUYS MACHINE
Steam VuIcanizer Makes Pos.
SibIe Mending of Wound in
Tire or Tube.

in the belief that good. compre-
hensive service requires the best
possible equipment, the st. Joe Tire
and Vulcanizing CO. has just pur-
chased a large Atkins and Williams
steam vulcanizer. The machine
makes possible the repairing OF al
most any wound a tire may receive.
while tubes can be mended as easily
and efficiently. Mgr. NJ. Jeffreys
declares the equipment and service
of the st. Joe Vulcanizing Co. now
compares favorably with that of any
of the service stations in the coun-
try. This concern, through we'll d.
rected energy and a real system Of
service. is rapidly pushing 10 tho
front in south Bend and vicinity.