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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07
S5.95 Heavy Charmeuse, now S2.9S
Printed Ge0rgettes !
40 in. Wide ,$2.l9
Formerly $4.0O Quality.

Since these beautiful materials
have come into vogue, blouse making
has become simplified art. In this
assortment there are many sparkling
patterns suitable for ones new aut-
umn blouses, etc.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07

2OS12 Central Ave Fone 5697 We
rentals, write all kinds of insurance and
sell steamship tickets to all parts of the
world.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07
SOCIAL AND BALLET DANCING
INTERSTATE REALTY

Adults and chldren's classes. Wallace
School of Dancing, Odeon phone 4347.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07
BENEFIT DANCE

Given by knights and Ladies of Secur-
ity. Friday evening Oct. Sth at Lyceum
hall. Refreshments served free Ad-
mission soc. Ladies Free.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07

Family wanted to take ranch or
shares. Furnished or not furnished
Frank Rush, Belt, Mont.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07
NOTICE

Work has been completed in special
improvement district No. 394. Storm
sewer on Third ave- south, between
Seventh and Thirteenth street and all
claims must be presented in five days.
Two Miracle Concrete Comp.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07
fAdvertisements)
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Regular meeting Cataract Lodge to
night. Work in Page rank.
]. r. Bennett, G. G.
W. NJ Johnson, X. r. S.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07
Tri-Cornered
C0l0red MILDLY Ties
Sz.75

Only one color was reduced by the man.
ufacturer, but we dropped our whole stock
down to this figure,
These are the large ties so much in
vogue with the smart younger set and you
may choose from many bright colors.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07
AUTO PAINTING
RUG CLEANING

Get our prices. Fone 5723. Ii
Fifth Ave. No. r. Smith.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07

Armenian process at Jack Wryn Rug
Cleaning Co., 712 Thirteenth street
south Phone 1915.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-07

This quality is the heavy navy
serge and is 54 inches wide.
Every woman can use this beau
tiful quality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
By William II. Steqcart, Jr.

have failed am not very familiar
with the construction and write this
letter 90 be further advised. I do
not think IL IS serious. but neveTthe-
less would like 10 know what the
cause is. J. ".
At the center OF the clutch there
Is usually a bearing which fits over
the end Of the extended crank shaft.
This bearing serves to support and
center the clutch When the clutch
IS engaged the crank shaft fiywheel
and clutch turn as a unit. When
the Gluten is disengaged the bearing
above mentioned is called irto ac-
ton. A close inspection should re-
veal grease cup or plug where lubri-
cant 20 this bearing can be admit
teu The bearing has undoubtedly
become dry and is causing the
thrust bearing.
Motor Department-My car has
an electric self-starter eId lighting
system. Not ha-ing used the car
for over a month. / attempted 10
STAG il the other day, and not only
found that the starter would not
CTail< the mO-O- but none Of the
lamps would light. As I i've out IN
tee country. l am at loss 10 know
what 10 do about H. NJ. r.
The storage battery IS undOubtSd-
~ run down or discharged 20 such
an extent that it will not light the
lamps. much less operate the start
or. Would suggest that you remove
the battery and have II charged.
being careful to mark the wires so
that you will experience no diff
Guilty in replacing. Unless you are
familiar with the charging of a
storage battery you had better have
10 charged at some garage by those
familiar with the process. If the
battery receives a full charge no
further difficulty should be expe-
rienced. Note also that all wire
connections are tight.
Motor Department-W IL nee
essary to keep the valves in good
order2 How would you inspect 20
see that valves are I'm time and what
are the causes of valves getting out
Of time2 Describe the construction
and use Of differential. T.. 0.
To keep the valves in good con-
dition one should exercise care as
TO the amount of oil used, and l.
so the quality of oil used. At fire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

quent intervals the valves should be
reseated. especially IS this true with
the exhaust valves, since all the
prod Icts OF combustion pass over
them. There is no reason why the
valves should get out Of time OF
their own accord. The camshaft
operating the valves is driven by a
gear which is positive in its action.
OF course, IL this gear should be-
come loOsened on the shaft the
valve timing would be disarranged.
The valve push rods need inspecting
at frequent intervals, since at these
points the adjustments may become
loOsened and upset the timing. This
is a simple matter. however. The
clearance allowed between the valve
stem and valve push rod ranges
from 20 81 900 OF an inch. The
differential constitutes a part OF the
rear axle assembly in shaft driven
cars II consists OF a number OF
gears. designed and assembled in
such a manner that each rear wheel
can turn independently Of the other.
When road conditions are normal
the whole differential turns as a
unit This construction affords
fiexibility and relieves the driving
members from unnecessary strains
turning corners, etc.
Motor Department. have car
which began to miss fire. 1 stopped
the engine, and in removing the
plugs took the wires that lead
from the magnetic TO the plugs off
also. When 1 tried 10 replace them
could not remember how they
were placed, and I suppose 1 must
have put them in the wrong place,
for / could not start the engine.
Several friends tried 10 help me
without success. A call was sent
10 a garage for a mechanic and he
could not start the engine either.
After towing the car TO the garage
a man employed there shifted the
wires and in a few minutes the en-
CINE started and has run all right
since. How can 1 avoid this in the
future? II, +.
IL is evident that you did not re-
place the wires according TO their
order of firing. A four-cylinder en-
CINE fires either 1, ., 4. or /, 3. 4,
2. In replacing the wires the order
in which inlet valves open and close.
Remove the hard rubber plate,
which covers the magnetic distrtbu-
ter. This is a device which dis
tributes the high tension current to
the plugs. Crank the motor over
which the pet cocks open, until a
distinct hiss is heard at No. / pet
cock Crank motor slowly with
your finger over this pet cock until
the air pressure stops. This will in
dictate that the piston has reached
top center of compression and this
is the point where the spark igniteS
the gas. Then return to the mag
CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

Motor Departmeut-Som time
ago I purchased q used car which Is
equipped with the cone type clutch.
The car has been giving good serv-
ice. and ia fact Is running we'll now.
The only trouble I am having is that
when the clutch Is disengaged there
is a disagreeable squeak. which
sounds like a dry bearing. When
the clutch Is engaged this noise IS
uuf rotlceable. have tried 10 To-
Gale Lbe cause ~ this but so Tar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

Motor Department. have tried
kerosene oil and graphite 20 soften
= cone clutch. but the erect lasts
only a short time. What would you
suggest ID NJ
10 soften a leather cone clutch
castor oil or neatsfoot oil Is rec
commended The leather should be
frst cleaned and the glazed surface
scraped. then castor oil or meats
foot oil applied and allowed 10 pen
citrate the leather over night Crap
hito and oil are used on metal 20
metal clutches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
FAB TO DESIGNATE
VARIOUS VOTING PLACES

Although the county commission
crs approved the reGistriCting OF the
PRECINCTS Of the county several
weeks ago and the actual work was
completed and the precinct commit
teemen have filed with the county
clerk. no official action has been
taken 20 designate the various vot-
ing places.
The commissioners met i'm regular
session Monday in the court house
but the pending proposition was not
considered during the course Of the
meeting However IL was said in
court house circles that the COM
missiOneTs will meet in special ses-
sion toward the end OF this week TO
consider this important matter and
an announcement designating the
polling places will be made follow
ing the special meeting. 10 is un-
herstOOd that the commissioners
have arrived at a decision regarding
the location Of the voting stations
iu u rural districts but the South
Bend and Mishawaka locations are
still undecided.
County Clerk Warner Monday pre-
pared for publication the list Of can
tiGates on both the republican and
democratic tickets. The bona fide
lis included 10 typewriter sheets
Gf paper and contains about the
same number of candidates that filed
for n - former primary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
WARN KEEPERS OF
GAMBLING HOUSES
Police Say Activities Must
Stop During Evangelistic
Campaign.

Orders 90 gambling house and
other disreputable resort keepers
that they either close down their
places entirely or operate them with
the greatest secrecy during the re-
naming stay in the city Of Evange-
list Bob Jones have gone out from
police headquarters. 10 was learned
Monday from underworld operators.
We've either got 20 close up or
work so that people think we have
closed up said one well known un-
derworld resort owner Monday.
We've got 10 wait until this re-
Vival is over" ne continued.
Fail TO Deny Reports.
10 denial has come from police
headquarters that gambling houses
and other cisreputable resorts have
been operating In practically every
Tart OF the city. with the downtown
district well supplied with these
places. including gambling dens.
hawdy houses and other like places.
Whether owners OF the disrepu-
table resorts will follow the orders
~ the police authorities TO operate
with all possible secrecy. or viii
close down entirely for the next four
weeks was not apparent Monday. IL
was noted Sunday night, however.
that there was not quite the usual
activity in number OF the more
rominent resorts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20

signed a round robin letter setting
forth the conditions and the vote
was unanimous for the iniioF"'ioh
other Offices and blishments III
city have been bitten by the germ
and 10 is predicted that il viii shor.
IS be common sight 10 see prom
nent citizens promeuading the
streets and attending 20 their sew
eral duties I'm their OFFICES anu
stores. dressed I'm the blue oVeralls.
Leaders in the movement scoH az
the theory that the idea is only
fad and will die out predicting tnat
the movement is spreading &C. ias,
that IL will soon become natioHa'
custom IN a united endeavor 10
knock the spots of of the high COST
Of clothing.
Although there is a shortage OF
suitable fabric in the country, cloth-
ing stores and dealers report that
the supply is ample TO meet the I'M
mediate demand and il the present
fad becomes a serious and continued
custom provisions can be made Tor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
FARMER SAYS IT
DID THE WORK
Was So Helpless From rheumatism
lie Had tO Rent Out Ills Land
Feels Fine. Now.

"No sir. 1 wouldn't swap the good
Tanlac has done me for the best
farm in Indiana was the emphatic
statement made a few DAYS ago by
John Worth. a welI-known farmer
living out on i. r. j.. No. .. COlfaN,
Indiana.
Il suffered so bad with rheuma-
tism during the past ten years that
} had 10 give up farming and rent
out my land but now I am feeling
as fine as 1 did twenty years ago"
1t was back in 1910 that 1 suf-
fered a severe attack OF rheumatism
and each year I have been growing
gradually worse until L become al
most a complete physical wreck.
The rheumatism was worst i'm my
arms. knees. feet and ankles but my
whole body was raCked with pain
and / was in constant suffering day
and night. Ny arms and elbows
would swell up TO nearly twice their
normal size and talk about hurting.
w ny, sometimes they ached an night
long nearly and L would lie in bed
wide awake unable 20 sleep a wink.
Ny feet and ankles hurt me so bad
j could hardly get about at ALL Ny
knees got stiff and panied me so
had / couldn't get my foot up TO
Tie my shoes and often my wife had
TO put them on for me. was so
Dad OF I would give out If tried
To do any little job and finally I
had 10 rent out my farm and Quit
work altogether. Then on top of il
al my stomach went back on me
and after every meal I had a heavy.
~stuned-up feeling. 1 would bloat
all up with gas and take such aw-
mi cramps in my stomach / was
laid mp for several days at a time.
While I was sitting around the
Rouse unable 10 get about 90 do any
Kind OF work I took 10 reading
great deal and 1 began 10 notice
where people all over the country
were being benefited by Tanlac. SO
] decided 10 try 10 myself and I'm
right here now TO saw % has done
the work. / never feel a trace of
rheumatism anywhere In my body
end / believe 10 has left me for
good for I am as strong and active
as 7 ever was. NY appetite was
never better and I am eating any
thing set before me without any
bad effects at all. / am feeling SO
fine that ] am helping out on the
farm every day for I'm strong
enough 10 do any Kind OF work. We
keep Tanlac IN the house all the
lime and wouldn't think OF being
without IL"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend at
The Central Drug store and IN NIish-
iwaka at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
RIVER PARK

Mrs. s. g. Judson. Mishawaka av..
entertained with a dinner OF %
covers sunday in honor OF Mrs. e.
y. Williams and Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Hoover OF Oak park IN
Among the guests were AIr. and Mrs.
j. q. Kline, Mr. and Mrs. 4. A.
smith. Morris Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
q. Rehm. Miss Eva Rehm and Rus
sell Haunsiein, all Of Elkhart. Ind.
Mrs. II. r. Brooks. y. Eleventh
ST., was hostess at Sunday dinner In
honor OF Mis- Edna Lemmert and
Dillar Lemmert Of Mishawaka. Gov
ers were laid for seven.
Mrs. Fred Miller. y. Eighth e.
entertained at Sunday dinner in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Zink
or Burr Oak, Ind. Covers were laid
for eight
Union cottage prayer meetings in
the interest Of the Bob Jones re-
Vival will be held Tuesday morning
AZ $50 at the following homes: Mrs
Lewis Marks. s46 Twelfth st: Mrs
Arthur Guin, 1924 Ninth ST.. Mrs
Goethal, 2118 Pleasant St. and Mrs
sherman Naftzger. 834 Eighth 81.
The regular prayer service Of the
Free Methodist church will be held
tuesday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Leonard. Eighteenth
81. A business meeting OF the Sun
day school board will be held this
evening at the home OF L. r. Wolf.
Eighteenth ST.
Mrs A. J. Berry is i'm at her home
on Clifford CT
Mr. and Msr. William Beard who
have been. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J
NJ. Jolly. :. Seventh ST.. the past week
rave returned to their home at Lar
Will. Ind.
f. Burlington, y. Sixth ST.. who has
been at Epworth hospital several
months shows no Improvement.
Kew. John Timbers. who has been
here conducting the quarterly meet
ing of the Free Methodist church.
left Monday morning for his home
at Jackson. Mich. Rev. Timbers will
attend the Sunday school convention
and missionary meeting at Battle
Creek, Mich. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis SNYDER and
daughters the Misses Mildred. Edna
and Dorothy, OF St. Louis. Mo. for
merly Of South Bend. spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Shelly s Sixth st. They left Monday
for Los Angeles. Calf. where they
expect to locate
Edward Zeiger has sold his resi-
dence, 1926 Seventeenth St. TO c..
Schmit and has moved to Batteu ST.
Mishawaka.
Mrs Lemuel Lemert has been
called 10 Whiting. Ind. by the seri-
Gus illness Of her daughter, Mrs. II.
Hill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
Bank Officials
Join Ranks of
OUeraH Squad

Those nifty. Immediately clad
bank clerks and the distinguished,
prosperous appearing bank officials
have banded together and are ready
TO hand old Iii Cost a jolt on the
jaw. according 20 an announcement
made Monday. All South Bend bank
officials and employers have agreed
20 join hands with the wear
Overalls' movement and Will appear
at their desks. typewrlters and add
ing machines Tuesday morning
CARRIED in perfect fitting blue denim
outer garments.
The decision was reached after al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
TRAFFIC. MIXED LID

Many minor automobile accidents
were reported Saturday and Sunday.
The reason was the installation OF
new traffic signals in the downtown
section. The patrOlman who so ably
handled the traffic with the hand
movements were hampered by a new
semaphore system installed Satur-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
LACK OF LOVE

Ella Nell. IN a suit for divorce
from Howard Nell filed Monday in
the superior court reCites "a series OF
alleged cruelties and SAYS that dur
ing their married life the defendant
repeatedly told her that he did no.
love and had absolutely no use for
her. II is alleged that the defendant
unjustly accused her OF inddelity
The plaintiff asks for The custody
OF the two children. Esther. Is years
old. and DelOss. Is years old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20

the manufacture OF the cheaper gar
ments.
City clerk Buinski is The first
city official 90 wear en-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
BUEHLER BROS.
3f9 :. Michigan 81.

Special attraction. Wednesday
matinee: request showing of South
Bend Movies; Orpheum theater
2S01-21-Advt
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14

people with taxation, failing to create conditions for an increase of produc- ton in all lines, suppressing news papers which criticize it, and other wise interfering with personal liberty and refusing to dissolve the national assembly and issue writs for new cleo tions.
 Last but not least" says the mani festo. "a government whose chief spokesman is Ersberger must be swept away"
 It further declares that change of government is purely an internal af- fair and a Goldman question which alone concerns the German people. It promises to use every effort to main : tain internal and external peace and prevent a recurrence of the mistakes Of "a government now happily defunct and obsolete"
 BERLIN. March 13-The Doeberitz garrison, composed chiefly of former Baltic troops, marched through the Brandenburg gate early in the morn ing and found the Berlin security po- lice guarding the government build ings They made their peace With the police and then took possession Of the buildings. Wherever attachments of Noske's troops were garrisoned in greater Berlin duty, they also joined the invaders.
 The Ebert cabinet, after an all-night session, took to flight with the ap- proach of the Erhardt marine brigade, which Is assisncd to patrol Wilhelm
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
PACT $ FATE T0
 BE DECIDED. BY
 SENATE MONDAY
Leaders Agree To Take Final Ballot Before Ad- journment Monday Night;
 Hope For Ratification Dwindles When Irrecon- cilables Offer Amendment
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, March 13.-With the irreconcilable foes of the peace treaty again in the saddle and with compromise apparently farther away than ever. the senate agreed by unan- imouS consent today to bring swiftly to a conclusion it's fight over the de- cisive question of article ten.
 Under the agreement reached after the warmest advocates of compromise had decided nothing could be gained by delay, a final vote on all proposed reservations to article ten will be taken before adjournment Monday night and speeches during the day's session will be held within fifteen minute limitation.
 Still Hope for Ratification
 Tonight hope of ratification was not entirely dead among some of those who have worked for compromise, though they conceded that the cards had run against them and that only a last minute reversal of form could save the treaty from another deadlock which would throw it into the political campaign. The leaders thought the ratification vote probably would come by the middle of the week.
 The irreconciliables, who alone of the senate clements had kept their forces intact during the general con- control of the situation when they in- duced Senator Lodge, republican leader, to accept a change they pro- posed in his substitute reservation to article ten. The move ended the bitter attack of the irreconciliables on the substitute and thus reunited the re- publican membership. but it also drove away democrat support of the coE1- promise proposal and befuddled the efforts of democratic compromise ad- vocates to make definite pledges to any aid at all from that side of the chamber.
 Shortly afterward, the admnistra- tion and irreconciliable leaders an- nounced that all danger of ratification with the republican substitute was past, declaring they had the votes to beat it, and some to spare, and could hold them securely under an absolute pledge.
 Borah Drafts Amendment
 The amendment of Senator Lodge. which is understood to have been drafted by Senator Borah, republican. Idaho, the irreconciliables leader, in- serted the words including all con- troversies relating to territorial in- tegrity or political independence" in the provision detailing the interna- tional controversies in which this na- ton would not interfere. In offering it, the republican leader made no statement of it's effect, merely saying it had been suggested to him by some of his associates.
 , Among the mild reservation republi- cans, the change was described as oniy elaborating the clear meaning of the reservation, and there was no indica- ton that any part of that group would however, said it would destroy the whole force of the league of nations, and that the irreconciliableS had pro- posed it for that purpose.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
MANIFESTED SETS F F0R HI A|MS Of | ] VE R N M [ N I

BERLIN. March 13.- Chancellor kappa of the new Berlin government and Major General von Luettwitz have issued the following proclamation:
 'The overthrow of the government must not be taken as reactionary. On the contrary, it is progressive mea- sure of patriotic Germans of all parties with view to re-establishing law order, discipline and honest govern ment in Germany. It is an overdue attempt to lay the foundation for the economic resuscitation of Germany, enabling her to fulfill those conditions of the peace treaty which are reason able and not self-destructive.
 Inspired by zeal and a desire for the benefit of all the German people. the new government invites heartily the acceptance and cooperation of the independents for the creation and elab- oration of laws for the betterment of the working classes"
 The manifesto charges the socialist government with overburdeninE the
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
COMPANIES ASK PERMISSION ID
 INCREASE TARIFFS
rRepubIican A. p. Leased wireI

WASHINGTON. March 13.-ln- creased express charges, ranging from 10 to 75 per cent and estimated to yield s25, ,0O0. 900 additional revenue an- nually, were asked by the American Railway Express company in petition filed today with the interstate com merce commission.
 Increased cost of conducting it's business as well a. the urgent need for more complete facilities and equip ment was given by the company as grounds for asking additional revenue. Expenditures of many millions of dollars are necessary, the petition said, and additional funds could not be obtained under the present rates.
 The company asked for a flat p per cent increase on the present com modity rates in the district east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio river. Between points in that district and other sections of the country, the in crease would be 10 per cent. Rates on milk and cream would be practically the same as charged by the railroads
 The largest increase sought was for actual hauling for which the company asked 75 per cent additional in the eastern district and 50 per cent else where
 An increase of 331-3 per cent was asked for terminal handling of ship ments more than half of which would be turned over to the railroad com panies.