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Evening star., 1919-04-21
This Is National Gingham Week

And it is being held show the revival in popul; ty OF
gingham There few who cannot remember the
lovely plaid gngans that they to school under snowy
white aprons.
Nowadays the Scotch ginghams have very strong
rivals in the products that from American
looms which show the most coorings and the
beautiful designs in gay paids saucy stripes and demure
checks.
Every knows that gngham washes perfectly if
washed properly. That is why it makes such economical
dresses for small girls romper and REFER suits for little
boys bouses and shirts for larger boys and dresses for all
occasions for grown folks.
There is quite chic fad just to have the hat and
the parasol made of gngham match the frock and it
such pretty fad that the coming will doubtless
see it widely followed
OF there is always connection minds between
gngham plaids. Perhaps such wonderful plaid
snghams Anderson, Scotland We
OF these Scotch gnghams
with he OF combinations
Scotch Ginghams they do
the extensive showing of gingam Dress Goods Section
Evening star., 1919-04-21
Wholesome Dread of Work.

The Fifteen Terribles" led in all
these demonstrations. Sometimes one
or more of their members would carry
away souvenirs IN the shape Of dis
colored eyes. bruised cheeks or black
ened shins. On one occasion he Lead
er was carried to a hospital in an am
bulance. Often a few of them would
go into retirement for month or
two. A missing suit of clothes. an
overcoat, Or some such trif1e would be
traced to them.
They had wholesome dread of
work and decided that the man who
toiled for a living was hopeless. This
kind of a life was continued until one
evening after 4 riot more tumultous
than usual 4 pretty Salvation Army
girl approached the leader. She was
so fearless and yet SO sweet that the
man wiited. Without Il word she
seized his arm, and led him to the
front. where he kneit at the penitent
bar.
Evening star., 1919-04-21
Radical Change in Life.

Instead of tax-eaters. the men had
become taxpayers: instead of depend
ents. they had become producers. and
instead of lawbreskers they had be-
come defenders of the law. Their
crimes were petty in character. They
were careful not to qualify for what
criminals facetiously call the big
house" or states prison. Their special
ty was breaking up religious meet
ings and, as in those days, the Saliva
tion Army was rot very popular and
was often denied police protection.
the gang found a fruitful source of
entertainment in it's halls and at its
outdoor meetings..
In those days a free fight in a Sal
vation Army meeting was by no
means a novelty. Sometimes thug
would start something which would
be resented by another rough, who,
though not averse to taking part in
an occasional rough house. would
have a sense of fair play. Buffalo was
a generation ago the scene of many a
lively scrimmage at Salvation Army
meeting. The police were either dis
tinctly hostile or entirely Indifferent.
Evening star., 1919-04-21

Two Living in Jersey Towns.
Two members are living on farms
in New Jersey. another is commits
son merchant lin Chicago. and one
went into the life insurance business.
where he built up a prosperous and
renuneratiNe agency. They were all
accounted for, @ll did well. but not
without soma suffering and trial, Col.
Mcintyre said.
Looking at this matter purely
from a material standpoint. eliminat-
ing all sentiment. religious or other
wise the Salvation Army has come
10 the conclusion that it pays to
invest in work of this character
said Col Mcintyre. The cost to us
in reforming the men was trivial. 1t
was one of the best investments we
ever made. OF course. we contend
that the real work was done by Jesus
Christ in changing the hearts of the
men. Others will say that they We're
saved through a manly determination
to abandon a life of usel. ssness. But
we won't quarrel over this. We all
agree that the result. no matter who
or what produced it. is highly salts
factory "
Evening star., 1919-04-21

The Women's Engineering Society
has been formed in London to aid in
securing for women equal opportuni-
ties with men in the engineering pro-
fesSt.pA
Evening star., 1919-04-21
ARMY WINS GANG,
TERROR IN BUFFALO IS YEARS
Col. W. A. Mcintyre Tells of an Entire Band
Whose Lives Were Changed by Hell p-Son
of One Member Awarded D. S. C..
Two Living in Jersey Towns.

one of the most important position
in the establishment
Evening star., 1919-04-21
Thirty Years in Penitentiary.

According to the story told by Col.
W. A. Mcintyre, one of the leaders OF
! the movement in the United States.
! the entire band, after refusing to
yield TO police discipline for years.
finally succumbed to the Salvation
Army. One by one they surrendered
until all acknowledged that a life of
rebellion against constituted author
ity was not worth while and decided
to become good citizens.
THE records of the police courts at
Buffalo show that this band had spent
in the aggregate more than thirty
years in the Erie county penitentiary,
had cost the authorities nearly fifty
thousand dollars and had in no way
been restrained BY this system of dis
cipline." said Col. Mcintyre, in whose
arms the reformed and regenerated
leader of the band died five years ago.
1t cost the Salvation Army in actual
money about $500 to redeem the band.
They were. clothed. fed and finally put
to work. But in less than year
their contributions to the cause had
Cancelled the monetary obligation and
in the years that followed each man
was a faithful and steady contributor
to the movement.
Evening star., 1919-04-21
New Spring House Dresses
of Gingham

Radiant flowers and lawn. and singing birds.
somehow make the old house dress seem
strangely old and faded. The mood calls for
just pretty house dress you don
The House Dress Department has IL Adjust
able belted, if you like, really very convenient.
Shirred at the waiStline and merely banded
should you prefer. Or onc-piece style that
ties with a sash. For house dresses, Tor Spring,
can be truly clever.
Gingham House Dresses at $3.50 to $3.50
A great variety in regular and extra sizes,
stripes plads and solid colors. Here vcstee
suggestion accompanied by long Tuxedo collar
OF contrast material; surplice model that uses
white pique very effectively; white scarf col
lar that forms graceful tie in front. And
plenty OF conservative styles smartlv
banded, or trimmed with fancy edging
Cingham Aprons Useful in
Spring House Cleaning
Bungalow Aprons that cover the entire
dress, plaids or stripes. including new style
with adjustable belt that is almost dress: and
others neat with contrast or rckrack trim
mings. s. to s375.
Regular Aprons in neat checked designs and
medium and large plads fitted gathered;
bibless with square round neck: some
trimmed with rickrack. soc to 81.
House Department. Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-21

New Marquisette Curtains
That Will Frame the Windows of Your Home With
All the Freshness and Lightness of Spring
You will delighted show
ing of Maquisette Curtains Some finished
lace edges while others have lace edges and nertons style
has 2inch hemtched with They may
had in either white or ivory and excellent values
Lace-edged Curtains $3.50 to s375 pair
Edged and Insertion Curtains, $375 pair
Hcmstitched Curtains with Dutch valance,
$500 and SIPS Pair
Curtain Department.
Summer Floor Coverings
Now Being Shown in New Spring Selection
light rug for summer one that you can easily shift
about You closely
dirt and dust You that
And you particularly bright CHEEKY SuSmcr coornss,
OF the beautiful neurazed pastel shades that the
height comfort Five splendid makes here
Detox Grass Rugs-Crex Grass Rugs
These ideal Summer floor coverings are woven with very
which them particularly
The 1919 and coongs exceptionally artistic
The designs show decided originality special attention is
directed the popular Chinese motifs which choice
beautiful color combinations.
Size sx2 STATS Other Sizes Proportionately Priced
A New Collection of Rattania Fiber Rugs
The celebrated with the fine baske or |
Herringbone that eliminates the al |
| lows the be used both sides. The
include interesting Chinese motifs. and |
448 other favorites, we'll conventional themes
8H graceful foa stencled the
sk&#H and contrasts. A promising end of |
lN8MM | |
H&aU Size sx12, $17.50
s@lH Other Sizes Proportonately Priced
,NaN New Showing of Cherokee Fiber Rugs
N&9H Another reversible designs through
H89Id | cioSeness OF the |
RMT producing that lies fat the floor without the
pYM OF ackS. TWo-toned green's browns and blues:
JW combina old and blue: brown
black; and artistic of browns and
in the unusual display Besides the popular Chinese
designs, there clever medallion effects, allover
forals and figured patterns. and palmer ailove motifs.
Size 9xl2, $16.50
Other Sizes Proportonately Priced
hreein ms - Silk-Fluf-An "Aristocrat' in
convert Summer Rugs
This And known Ar;stocraf o All Pa, |
led all through braided 10,
IN inc OF silk secured direct from silk
offered in delightful array OF colorngs the
summer to~c Size exI2, SZh
Other Sizes Proportionately Priced
Evening star., 1919-04-21

| Among the stories of human recon
struction told by the Salvation Army
: that of the Fifteen Terribles" holds
, leading place. one of the members
of this organization was born in Wash
| ington, spent his boyhood here, ran
away from home. drifted to Buffalo
where he associated himself with
band which more than a quarter OF
a century ago made life miserable for
many citizens of that city.
But, as the sequel shows. the son
of this member of Buffalo's band. was
recently decorated by Gen. Pershing
with the distinguished service cross
for gallantry in the presence of the
enemy while serving with the Amer
lean troops in one Of the French sa-
lients. AS this young soldier is en-
tirely unacouainted with his fathers
career. it will be impossible for him
to identify himself as the hero of this
narrative.
Evening star., 1919-04-21

erchants & Miners trans. Co.
Tcleph1U". - Taui 1870 or 1900
y. - ~s =; - - j. -, EA1.a- Id.
Evening star., 1919-04-21
Cleaning Helps

Everything from a Hoover Electric
Suction Sweeper to a Dish Mop.
Hoover Electric Suction Sweepers, $3.50
and $3.50.
BisseIls Carpet Sweepers. IS to Ss.
Floor Sweepers. S5c to $3.50.
'Wizard'' Polish Mops, oil or chemical
ly treated. Sl.25 and Sl.75.
Wizard Institution Polish Mops, So.
Wizard Carpet Clean, 35c and 81
Rrooms, 81 to $l.S5.
Wool Dust Brushes. Soc and 81.
Wool Wall Busters. $2 to $2 50.
Feather busters. 45c to $2.75.
Dust Brushes. 40c to $1.15.
Refrigerator Brushes, 1oc.
Closet Brushes. 40c and 70c.
Stove Brushes. 65c and 60c.
Scrub Brushes, leo to 25c.
trumb Brushes, SOC.
Rottle Brushes, Sc TO Csc.
Faint Brushes. 15c to 80c.
Whisk Brc1ms. 25c and Soc.
SelfWringin- Mops, 81.
Desk Mops. Toe and SOC.
Scrub Cloths. ESQ and 30c.
Dish Cloths. Sc and 15c.
Polishing Cloths. Csc to 50c
Hroon, Covers. 40c and SOC.
Nel-Chamee. for polishing. 30c to 56c
Rlitz Polish Cloth. shines all metal Csc.
Chamos, 36c to $3.50.
BOSS Working Gloves. 45c pair.
Dish Mops, &c to 2oc
Houscfurnshings Department. Fifth floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
OLDSMOb|LE HAS
MANY FRIENDS
This is Proven by interest in
Opening of Sales and Serv-
ice Station Here.

The many OldsmObile owners and
drivers in this territory are pleased
at the announcement OF a separate
sales and service station for OIdsmo-
Bile cars. The famous Lansing pro-
duct has always enjoyed a splendid
reputation in South Bend and vicin-
lty and while drivers have had ex-
cellent service in the past, il is be-
lieved that with a building devoted
entirely TO the Oldsmobile line, this
service can be made more efficient.
Besides welcoming US 70 the city,
we have found the people Of South
Bend and those we have met from
outside very congenial and pleas
ant" said r. r. Cortright of the
Oldsmobile Sales Co. Business and
professional men. farmers and work
men seem sincerely glad TO extend
the glad hand" to a newcomer nd
already the city has found a warm
place in our hearts. The Automobile
Dealers and Trades association with
which we have already affiliated
seems TO be a real, live wire organ
izatiOn filled with a determination
10 do everything possible TO advance
the interests OF the city and the
mOtOrist. We are proud to be . part
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
MAY STAGE LATER
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Dealers Declare Results at
First Exhibit Exceeded Ex-
pectatiOnS of All.

At a special meeting of the auto
mobile dealers and trades associa-
ton held last Tuesday night, the
questions of another open air auto
mobile exhibition, and OF giving
service 10 tourists were discussed.
Regarding the first point, the
dealers were heartily in favor Of
staging another show on Michigan
ST. in case such action meets with
the approval of the Retail Merchants
association. without exception the
automobile men are gratified at the
excellent results obtained from the
first show two weeks ago and il is
their belief that with weather more
favorable a large number OF per-
sons interested in cars will attend
who failed to visit the first exhibit.
The show. which was staged some
what as an experiment on the part
Of the dealers and without some
necessary preparation, was pro-
nOunced a success both from the
standpoint of spectator and dealer.
Few sales were recorded it is true.
but dealers believe the display Of
fered an excellent opportunity for
publicity, and it is with this end in
view that they favor repeating the
show. Retail dealers are also in favor
of a style show in the near future
and for that reason there is every
indication that the affair will be-
come a reality.
On the question of keeping gar
ages and salesrooms open Sundays
and evenings it was decided TO
have a committee work out a plan
whereby enough places could be
kept open 10 care for the tourist,
while the others would remain un-
der the present closing schedule.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23

of such an organization, and also
feel pleased that we were fortunate
enough to secure South Bend terri
tory for the Oldsmobile. We will be
more than glad to meet all auto
mobile enthusiasts whether Odds
mobile drivers or not. and if we can
be of service in any way, it will
give us additional pleasure"
The Oldsmobile Sales Co. recently
purchased the Service Garage, To-
Gated at 226-22S s. Lafayette blvd.
The members OF the firm are r. z.
COrtright and +. A. Roethlisberger.
ir
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
COLLEGE To TEACH
ROAD BUILDING
University of Michigan An
nounces Opening of Course
in Highways Transport.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March 22.-
a new epoch in the nationwide good
roads movement is seen in the an
nouncement by I>res't II. b. Hut
chins that the university of Michigan
will esta blish a course in highways
transport.
The new course is designed to
train an army of experts to direct
the coming great expansion in road
building and highways transporta-
of men who have been trained by
the army in the haulage Of freight
over the roads will want to round
out their education by going back
To college in preparation to making
highways transportation their life
work
Many other students also have in
dicated their desire to enter this new
field TO endeavor and these with the
former army men viii make up the
first classes The students will talk
up automobile engineering. various
phases of the transportation ques-
ton as presented by the department
of economics and highways engi-
neering. as it is now recognized
that the road-bed and the highway
vehicle that travels it are as CLOSELY
related as the rolling stock and the
road bed of the railway line.
With the federal government con
templating the expenditure of $500.
0OO.000 this year on the highWa.
and with many states already pre-
pairing TO spend lesser sums. the me.
necessary TO direct the work ar,
needed. other universities il is be
licved, will follow the example of th>
University of Michigan in offerina
special training along these line.
next fall.
The result Will be the opening up
of many hitherto inaccessible sec
lions of the country and the creation
of a great inter-country and inter
state express and passenger traffic
I by highway vehicles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
{. HAROLD WILLS
IN NE VI VENTURE
Veteran Designer Has Not Yei
Announced Plans, But Sur
prise is Expected.

G.. Harold Wills has severed with
the Ford Motor co. and Henry Ford
business relations which cover a pc
riOd of nearly Is years.
AR. Wills association with Henry
Ford, beginning March goth. 1901
antedates the organization of the
Ford Motor Co. by two years. IN
fact, Mr.. Wills was the first asso-
ciate Mr.. Ford selected in his orig
inal venture as an independent mo
tor car manufacturer
While unprepared as yet 10 make
any definite public statement of his
plans Mr.. Wills announces that he
is going into a manufacturing bust
ness somewhat similar TO the one TO
which he has given nearly two de
cades of his extraordinarily success
full and brilliant career He expects
TO open temporary offices in the
book building and is not affiliated
with any other company or organiza.
ton.
II is generally conceded that c.
Harold Wills is responsible for two
vastly important factors in the
amazing success OF the Ford Motor
CO. The first OF these factors is the
designing Of the Ford car Mr.. Wills
has had charge OF the designing and
the manufacture OF every automo-
bile that the Ford Motor Co. has
produced since its organization June
10 1873.
The second important factor in
Ford success is the work Mr. Wills
has done in designing. organizing and
developing the huge manufacturing
equipment and facilities which have
made il possible for the Ford Motor
CO. TO produce nearly a million au-
1IumhIlnB q yHar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23

1nHihilns q yAar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
ASSERTS WORKERS WILL
RULE WORLD IN 5 YEARS
By United Press

By United Press:
CHICAGO, March 22-In FIVE
years England, France aud italy viii
be ruled by the working classes. de-
clared Daniel W. Hoan, socialist
mayor of Milwaukee here last night.
Hoan made a speech in protest
a gainst the sentence OF Eugene Y.
Debs 10 10 years in prison.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
GoodRoads
NEWS of the AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY Fl GoodF
MEXICO NOT INVITED
TO NEUTRALS' MEETING

MEXICO CITY. March 2e-The
Mexican government has received
no invitation from the allies 90 send
10 The conference %
neutral nations AT Paris. the foreign
Office announced today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23

Frogs and toads are gifted with n
remarkably acute sense ~ hear.n-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

WANTED buy a chicken or anal
htock farm near Tulsa. give fuI inior
nation and price IN first letter. jas 81
Moore sulphur Springs. krk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

HAVE You PROPERTY FOR sale Of
remit lI,t 10 vi'h " T. os.n. I01 Rob
iH,on Rjg and get aulek action and
honest dealing Phone 80 Gail for W
Oven
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

ROOM house on paving aud partly
modern Price $500. onc-third
cash balance 90 suit purchaser
This H. bargain II taken at once.
VI ! Glass n Co. Phone 1894.
y1q.A = Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
FOR sALG or EXCHANGE

FARM ron SALE or ENCuANGE
Located near good market. fair
improve mruts, poUh vul"r ana
fruit cnsy t"rm7 =. - box %.
NuTiugfipid Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
REAL ESTATEFOR RENT
TARMR rOn RENT

LNNp ron RENT Q 20 ao acre, choice
truck or corn land Will rrnt ,b,ap. four
miles north ~ ioWu and QUO half mile
east ON bottom ronl Stevens. Rt @
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

MANTEp--kenl estate. every descr.pf,or
clients waiting; many states. opporturI
ties sell now Fletcher. Boa oil W,u.
wood \
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
roR TRADE MTscrtI.ANrous

70 TRADf ror email grocery store my
80 acre crop. u acres rofu. IS scros
oats ~ acres cotton Crop in good
ErOsInF condition Also two mules: one
horse ono COW Good 'et oi hArness
snd other farm implements Phone 7JS.
4 .rI 1,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED At oNcE

WANT = or room mrntsnpd bungalow
until October lNt. .uup'" with email
daughter references Address. A st.
.Are World
WANTED TO RFNT lnmrul.hed house
~ o. err moro rooms. b, Ma, g. NouN
i-A " archer
WANTED tuurri,hcd modern four or five
room apartment on bungalow Nfthlu 10
-L.--- IM--I LnI Mn. LLnu. .-L-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


LoIo fOh nhlb o"
LII ls SHOW YOU hneri oerlach I'D
diuou ououorth sid, 30 Tee higher than
~tonebrAkcr Heights pn'e $3.50 TO
si.fuu terms one fourth down, balance
"a IS ~ Aai - months 81 ulass
tompAny ageuu, pitno 1884 81"
south Main
is IHh 1900 BLUCh on Norm Man,
thrygunr and Boston. kraAy Gcria-h
lois 20 drsrrca cooler than the
south tldo ~Hb no rvcr sand or fumes
from tho r''lrrrics price $500 to
$1,000 trffns one fourth down balance
o. ~ and - npuiha. VI Il Glass
COMPANY asonts. phone l3ai, sl9 \
South Ms.0.
NNrLt RBnt DISTRICT tu! level lot
FOR fl2bu Phone 12lb 'or fyou
BDN 4 LOT Build rome plant gat'
Den ON so isNn aud " per week In
Ncsiau Addition on north rde N j.
tlah5 Company, phone 1894, 2l9
why pNN RtNr when sou can buy q
lot build home and pay rent 10 your
self think Of luts sclli~; In Hobbs Ad
dlton for $3.50 90 800, iermS tloo
down and s1i per month NJ 4. Glass
'ompany agents. phone 1894, 2l9 \
South MAN
hOHBs ADDITION ON North Denver,
Cheyenne and tlvood in the ! 800 block
beautiful hHmraItcS only few lots left
GAsN \ Company. agents, phone
l'NN. ~ n fNNNN MalN
.btl 5 LOl In ln,cstots Addition. plant
garden and rhy rent 10 yourself gas
ana good limestone water At depth Of
a. tcti. price 800 90 5000, terms tlO
down and o. per week NJ Glass 4
Company, phone 1884, si9 a South
Nam
THINK OF IT 800 down and s2j per
month will buy lot IN Hobbs addition
Sec ihom today NJ. i. Glass Co.
agents Phone 1874 2l9N South Main.
ARLINGTON HElGHrS-,lust south "
Irving Place the most beautiful home
sites IN the west part Of the city. prices
500 to 500 terms ESQ down $50 per
month j GLASS CO, agents, Phone
laJi 2l1.A South Main
hRtNrZ GERLACH addition, on North
MAIN Cheyenne and Boston. high and
slightly. beautiful home sites, restricted
to refined homes See these today NJ
Glass Go agents, Phone 1894.
2la south Main.
CHOICE Rroadmoor lot on Newport,
near Fifteenth, fine homes being
built across the street Special
price ON this lot for u few days.
terms II desired Better get this
quick East Fifteenth lot, corner.
on paved alley; half block from
car line; good location for store.
Priced for quick sale. Terrace
Drive. two dandy lots near paved
drive, your choice for $3.50. East
meut. room for four houses, good
location tyr store, will suhdlvide.
This Is ~ bargain Phone 64jl,
&. G. Powell % Nebraska Bldg.
over RumCnrncr's
CORNER lot Tacoma st. Park nm
facing three streets only 81 500. Phone
owner 5I7IJ