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Fridays Bond
Election Carried

The school bond election at the Of
hce of the county superintendent of
schools on Friday. carried by a large
majority, although it attracted but a
small measure of public attention. The
purpose of the election was to author
ize the issuance OF bonds in the sum
of $4,000 to take up the floating in
debtedness OF district No. /, as a pre-
iiminary step TO the consolidation of
the schools of districts Nos l and s.
A total Of 3S votes were cast on the
proposition. Of which SO were favor
able TO the bond issue and against
II one ballot was not counted, ow-
ing TO an error in marking II. rem
dering u uncertain TO the judges
whether the voter was in favor OF the
proposition or opposed to ii.
y vote on the question OF the union
of the TWO school districts will take
place next Monday evening az 1890
o'clock The taxpayers OF district
No. l will vote at the Canon Cits hien
school building, and those Of district
No. 8 at the South Canon high school
building. Al people entitled to vote
are urged 10 attend these elections
aud express by their ballots their pref
erences. one way OF another. upon
the matter Of the proposed merger Of
the educational interests OF the com
iuunity
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Chandler and
Canon Do Not Score
Pitching Battle

The baseball game scheduled with
Chandler Friday evening was a real
pitchers battle. Payne for Chand-
Ter allowed only one hit and struck
out nine men, while Turner Tor the
locals allowed two scratchy hits and
struck out II men.
The game as whole was one OF
the fastest in the history; the time for
the six innings played being 80 min
utes, and the sport was clean and In
teresting. There was no bobbles on
either side, and during the first three
innings not man reached first base
This kind OF baseball is what this
city has long been hungry FOR, and
now it is here. II should be of inter
est TO the people in general to note
ihe quality Of the diamond sport be
ing offered by the players Of this city.
Tie score follows.
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications sa they cannot reach
the diseased portion 81 the ear There ia
and that "a b. a c5ufti tutfonni lerncdy
Catarrhal beafpesa y caused ~ an ln-
famed condition ~ the Mucous Hnlnr Of
the EusiachiaD Tube When this tale is
innamcd you have a rumbiiug e. ind o. i'm
perfect hearing aud aheu 10 - cutlrdiy
elosed DeafnsfE - tbe result Unless the
Inflammation van be reduced and this tube
restored 20 its normal eondlucn. bearing
VIII Be destroyed forever Many cases ef
deafners are caused by caiarrh which IL
an iDnalned condition OF the MUCOUS sur
faces Halrs Cntarrb Medicine acts thre
the blood on the nycous surfaces or the
system
We Viii give onr Hsndrsd Doiinrs for
any care % Catarrhal peafn.ss that cannot
be cured BY Hairs GRtasrh Medicine. Cir
cuigrs free. Al uruaE4dta. sic
Z. J. CHENEY q CO. Toledo q
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CHICAGO FILLED
With CROWDS
READY FOR THE:
Big CONVENTION
Senator Moses Scored by Ma
tiona1 Committee for Steam
- Roller Tactics.
(By United Press.,

CHICAGO. June with all in
coming trains unloading delegates and
visitors to the Republican national
convention by the hundreds, Chicago
is fast taking on the appearance OF a
city.
california delegation is due to
Mis here tonight to stage another
a very pretty trcrssesor Senator John,
son The Colorado delegates will
arrive on sunday. More than 1o0,-
900 visitors are expected in Chicago
during the convention.
The National Women's party and
militant suffragists have opened head
quarters across the street from the
Coliseum, and has flung TO the breeze
its militant banners Alice Paul, the
party chairman. has issued state
ment, alleging that the Republican
party is flibustering on the suffrage
issue.
senator Moses, a supporter of Gen.
Wood, was severely criticized in an
open session of the Republican M
tional committee for q statement he
issued last night charging that steam
roller tactics were being used in the
adverse rulings Of the committee on
delegates Tor Gen. Wood.
The committee today gave seat in
the convention to Wood delegate
from the Seventh Georgia district
oyerruling a contest instituted by a
Iowden deleEate.
The final strategy conferences are
beginning to assemble. Gov Low
den, who is recovering from . recent
illness, has been advised by his ply
sicians to take things easy, and he
will, probably leave Chicago and re-
main away during the convention.
The significant portion of the
statement Of Senator Moses was that
the Wood strength, plus the Johnson
strength, could control the convention
and that the action of the national
committee was making q coalition Of
these forces inevitable.
Moses charged that the committee
was .5yoring Gov. Lowden-
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Idle Tractors Rusting

Refusal department make its unused tractors
available of highway departments was crit-
recently Representative C. F. Reavs OF Nebraska who
stated that of the the department found itself
in possession approximately $500 of FIVE and teton
capacity The highway commission estimated that 1t
could use 1900 of the work
with the states Practically all of the tractors were brought
back to asserted Mr. Reavi and since their return
ev have standing the open scattered widespread
the United States without protection that day this
Every effort to get turned the highway commission
has with utter failure
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EXPECTED TO ARRIVE
HERE ON SUNDAY

Mrs Bert Kettle and two children or
Gary. Ind. viii arrive here Sunday
evening for visit with Mr.. and Mrs
James Kettle. AZ Rudd avenue. At
the conclusion OF their stay IN this
city they VIII go 10 Frnita. Colo,
where they VIII spend the greater part
Of the summer with Mrs Kettles par.
enis. Mr. Kcttlo "a expected to Join
his family hero aboutAueust3i
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Wage Commission
for Arbitration
is Appointed
tDy United rte.-J

WASHINGTON, June 4.-President
Wilson today announced the appoint
ment of the following commission to
arbitrate the wage question Of the an.
thracite coalminers; William ..
Thompson. president OF the Ohio
state University; Neal J. Ferry and
William l.. Conneil. both OF Pennsyl.
vania.
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GUEST OF MR.. AND
hiRs. e. w. RIGGS

Miss Bessie Dix Of Kansas City.
formerly Red Gross nurse OF saiida.
and also special nurse IN Kansas
City for some time is here as the
guest Of her sister and husband. SIR
aud Mrs L. " Riggs, llis Main
street She expects 10 spend most OF
the summer here.
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panied by Fletcher Holman and Earl
Sperry, will leave for Colorado Springs
Sundny afternoon. en- route to Edlow
and Camp catamoynt TO assist in get
ting the camp in readiness for visit
ors later in the week. The camp
will be. in constant wireless telegraph
communication with coloraio Springs.
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ILLINOIS QUESTS AT
M'ouOWN HOME

Mrs. George Chandler and Mrs.
Frank Murphy OF afronRhurst. H.
arrived Friday, and are quests at tue
home OF Mr. and Mrs. II II. .McQuown.
h32 Pine avenue.
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Mrs. p. H. Troutman. was hostess
at Acknowledgements card party
on Friday afternoon. The house
was beautifully decorated in pink
sweet peas. roses and syrjnga. The
guests included Mesdames d. f. Rock
a fellow. George T. Rockafellow. w.
T. Little, j. II. Harrison. J. w Haw-
thorne. George Baker l.. 5 Bailey.
j x. Lambic. r. c. Bacon j. W. Ba-
con. Theodore Ashley, r. Il. Holmes
Walter Thomas. u. +. Gibson. Il. T.
Hines. McFaFlane. c. II Swanton. p
w Mosher. George w Bethel, FLOYD
Campbell. Mack Wilson, Fred W
Reiter, p. w. ChappelI, r. s. Bcall.
r. A, McGinty. J. r Myers. T N.
Harding. $. 5. Gale. Clyde Farmer.
Aiva Wood. julius Kramer, Herman
Loehr, Thomas lyman. Frank l..
Smith Julia Mack, r. II Whlppie,
Herman G. Graves, jay Siheboi,om,
iobn r. iiannignn, George L. Bacon,
Gross, Pearl Hagelgren; Misses Har-
rison. Baker, Besise, Lawrence. Jane
Holmes. Mrs, Fred Reiter won flrsi
prize. Miss Baker second and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. T.. Hawkins enter.
tsiped at their home with progressive
I'VE hundred Thursday evening. Those
present were the Misses Emma Swan
son. Helen Underwood. Helen sprn
kie, Lucille Nix. Dorothy Lewls. Cath
crime Hood: Messrs. Harold Smith,
Arthur E'redrickson, Finis Parks and
Charles Swanson.
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Society Notes


Mrs r. G.. Bacon entertained a few
ladies at her home on North Tenth
street yesterday for Mrs Sparrell
Gale, who is a guest o. Mrs. T. NJ.
Harding. The afternoon was enjoyed
in bridge at which Mrs. John Lamby
carried OF the prize for high score.
Mrs. P. H. Troutman received the
consolation prize and Mrs. Gale the
9usst prize. The yellow and purple
Tags were used as flower decorations,
md at the close of the afternoon
dainty refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs A ". Mfkesen enter
tanned at a dancing party Saturday
evening at their home on Eight Mile
Park. The guests of the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hershner
and Ziphia, Mr.. Johnston and daugh-
ter, Hazel, Mr.. and Mrs William Hall.
Dorothy Hall, Willard and Philip
Hall, Florence sheridan, Mrs N
Clark. Harriet Darriun and Charles
Albino, Joe and Louis Ricchuitti. Mrs
$ c White, Marvin Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon White, Catherine and
William White, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Byers, Miss Louise olmstead, Miss
Bonnie Wathern, w. X. Mccullough.
Joseph Morrison. Bertha Bennett. Har
old Murray, Dale Hoover and L. G
Howell.
Mrs. r. c. Bacon entertained a few
ladies At ] o'clock luncheon at her
home last week for Mrs. Hogelgren.
Covers were laid for eight After
luncheon sewing and social time
was enjoyed,
Mrs. Mack C. Wilson gave a pupils
recital at her home last night. ana
The following program was rendered
(a) Dance Lightly. ........... .Gaynor
Cb) Rock-a-Bye. e.............. Gaynor
(Played in keys d, c. g.
Elizabeth Dick.
Old English Melodies.
ARRANGED by Emerson whlthorne
Dorothy Degitz.
Papegenois Magic Melody. Mozart
Madeline Degitz.
Italian Song. TschaikowskN
Theodore Anderson.
Humorous Discpssion ........ Bagee |
Raynor Holmes
The Juggler. ....-........,.......... Kern !
Dorothy Troutman.
Vocal Mother Noon Saitarl
Gladys Thomas
The Brilliant Camp. ......... Reinhold |
Dorothy Fredrickson
March of the Scout ....... Sharpe |
Elizabeth Thomas.
Ballet Dancers Hannah Smith /
Dorothy Thomas.
Minuet OF the Premier. ..... Heller
Elizabeth Patterson
Forest Flowers. ..-........ Morley |
Virginia Wood
Hide and Seek. 5............, .Schyte !
Evelyn Schubert
Vocal Calm AS the Might. 4. Bobnl |
Clara ISissinger.
Sarah Beaton.
Telling Secrets. .DerauE |
Irene Sale
March Of the War Gods .. .Quigicy
Alnea Horney.
Butterfly Dance ............5. .Gayn1r
Emily Esser
Song. ........ Russel
Clara Kissineer.
Gayotte .......... Chuck BRAHMS
Viola Benson
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FISHERMEN READY
FOR a TRIP

a party OF fishermen. which in
cludeB T. NJ. Harding. Frank L. Smith,
w. n. Clark, Fred Sartor, Ed Fred
rickson. Charles Roberts, Arthur
Knowlton and Fred Merriam. viii mo
tor to Hayden creek on the Upper Ar.
Kansas. whore they VIII spend the
day.
fuLLHAM HOME ..
FROM HIS TRIP
J. W. Fulham returned home FfidsY
from q businoss trip.
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Batfed for Turner IN the sixth.
Struck out-By Turner II. by
Payne 9. Time of game--5O minutes
Umpires--Laugblin and Livings.
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George +. RockafeIIow the consola-
ton prize.
Miss Eva May Glade was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening when her
fellow employees entertained in her
honor at the home of Mrs. Claudia
Flowers. 4 bounteous picnic supper
was served, and the affair, which was
in the nature of farewell party for
Miss Glade, who has resigned her
position as cashier at the Frank L.
Smith store. was most enjoyable.
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Pupils from the music class OF Miss
y Ruth Goetz gave pleasing recital
at her studio. S13 Macon avenue.
Tuesday afternoon After the pro-
gram refreshments We're served, and
a social time enjoyed by those pre- &
ent. Fol owing are the names Of
those taking part; Aileue Chetelat,
Dorothea Wade, Nellie Homan.
Edytbe Landen. opal Joyce Winilred
Rhodes, Jewel Landen, Melba pc
shazer. Esther Konkel. Myrtle Miller
and Agnes benson.
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4 merry young crowd took a hike
up to the gorge Thursday They ar
rived at the Hanging Bridge just ~
noon and had "hol dogs" n everything.
on their homewsrd trip Esther and
Annie got brave and mounted the
hanging ladder, and bv SO doins they
aroused The spirit Of fun in the others
and they got jolly well sulashed and
had TO come TO town all damp. Those
on The hike were Ruth McInerney,
Alice and Annie Lafferty. Geneyleye
Pigg, Esther Konkel and Clara Kenly.
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Mrs. r. c. Bacon entertained few
ladies at / o'clock luncheon at her
home last week for Mrs. Hogelgren.
Covers were laid for eight After
luncheon sewing and social time
was enjoyed.
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Score by innings

Chandler ............ 0 0 o 90 o.
Canon City. 90 o 0 o OIL
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ge T. Roekafellow dc CONSOLE,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-07

Try NEW SHINES " ant Ids.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-07
MORE MEXICAN DANGERS.
South Bend, June 2.

South Bend, June ?.
Editor News-Times:
Your comment on the congress
siOnal attitude toward Mexico hits
the nail square on the head. The
present sitla tion in Mexico. crafty
ing IN many ways, yet has its men
ace
On the credit side may be set the
fact that Carranza. with whom good
international relations were impos-
sible. appears TO be eliminated, that
i'm his elimination the various Mex
lean chiefs are finding unity for the
first time, that Ohregon gives signs
Of being strong enough 10 control
the situation, and that he is out
spoken IN his desire TO promote 6COd
relations between Mexico and the
United States.
on the debit side is the fact that.
with all its hopefulness. tn, situa-
ton is full of uncertainty. and that
any Untoward developments what
ever will strengthen the hands Of
individuals and interests in this
country who are determined on in
tervention.
If the situation grows bad again,
Intervention may be necessary; lust
what the interventionists want The
United States. having endured. more
or less patiently. 10 years OF dis
turbance. indignity and loss. has
been poisoned by the intervention
lists until in no mood FOR a repeti-
ton OF that experience. If the new
revolution fails TO bring settled gov
eminent, and If there are renewed
outbreaks in Mexico against Amer
lean life and property, there Will be
a popular demand 10 send our army
into the country at once. and clean
up and straighten out Mexico as we
did twice with Cuba. That would
be a big and costly undertaking. re-
Quiring thousands of lives and hun
dreds OF millions Of dollars. at a
time when every normal American
is sick OF war and all its works:
but il could be done. and would be.
II II appeared necessary and the ma
aon is being made ready for il BY
the propaEandists.
The trouble is that there are too
many Americans in places of infu-
enCe and power who, whether from
personal interest or prejudice or
jingoism. are eager for such an un-
dertaking. They are continually
tanning the flames OF hatred and
and urging punishment OF preach
ing annexation. They are now look
ing forward 10 the day" almost as
the Germans did.
Even while insisting steadily on
our own rights and keeping in mill
itary readiness. il is well 20 be on
Cuard against these mcddlesome in
fiuences. -R. T. VI.
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Mrs. y. Keller, 1880 Miami ST..
will entertain the members Of the
Independent club.
The regular meeting of the Ayu-
dadora club will hc held
Mrs. John Reynolds. Portage av.,
will be hostess 20 members Of the
COlfaX W. &. T. L.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Maple Grove VI. +. church will meet
with Mrs. Lydia Hummer. Maple
Grove rd.
There will he a special meeting of
the X G. Ladies' Social club held at
the X. c. home.
Thursday
The Home and Foreign Mission
airy societies of the Sunnyside Pres
byterian church will hold meeting
al the home of Mrs Melvin Cham
bers. 10 ). st. Louis blvd.
Mrs George DressIer. ZOE y. St
Peter St. will entertain the Twin
City Sewing circle
The Mothers club will meet.
The Ideal Embroidery club will
hold a picnic at Pottawatomie park.
The Rainbow club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Shor.. Sherman av.
Mrs L. Vert viii entertain the
Triple Four club ut her country
home on the Edwardsburg ri.
The Beehive club will hold an all
day meeting at the home OF Mrs.
James Boles. 1927 Lincoln Way F.,
Mishawaka.
The Sewing circle Of the St Pc
ter's Evangelical church will hold "A
regular meeting at the church.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
Ciety of the Gloris Del Swedish
Lutheran church WIFI be held
Miss Cordelia Tucker, 1901 +.
Washington av.. will be hostess at
meeting of the Ruby Seal club.
There VIII be "a meeting OF the
Sewing circle OF the Zion Evangeli-
cal church.
Mrs Clark Basset. Lincoln Way
w. will be hostess to the members
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stayed the night at Lillian's. and
she and I talked until far into the
morning hours. IL seemed as though
we discussed everything and every
body we knew, always excepting the
one topic which lay nearest our
lips. the news OF Harry Underwood =
temperance in the land Of me liv-
ing and the effect his return 20 life
would have upon Robert Savarin.
OF course, my lips were sealed
until Lillian preached the subject.
and though she several times skirted
the topic, yet she quickly veered
away from 1t again. / gathered The
impression that she wished 10 speak
to me Of the matter, yet sternly
repressed the impulse.
At any rate, she finally left my
room 10 go back 10 her own with
no more weighty confidence than
the hurried exclamation:
Just look at that clock, viii you ?
And you with a school on your
hands tomorrow morning. I'm d
shining mark as a hostess Good
night, and-sincerest apologies"
And in the morning we had both
slept so soundly that Betty sulSed
over our hurried rcakfast.
folks what don't take time 10 eat
like quality" she declared.
I'VE talked so late that we over
slept" Lillian said pIacatingly.
"Doan' need 70 tell me muffin
bout dat talking so late" Betty re-
Joined with the privileged impu-
dence of her long service. What
with dem cats in de court "A ynwlin'
an a man down street singin' at the
top oh his voice, an you two CAB
bin all night All nebbah got no
sleep myself. An Aim jest plum
laid out with a misery in nah back
and haid dis mawnin' count Oh get
tin no sleep. An cert-in-ly wouldn't
have mixed up no biscuits with nah
haid in dis condition il Aid knOwed
YOU wasn't goin TO care nothin'
bout en-
Wen eat double portions next
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OF the Mount Pleasant Home Eco
Monies club.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Grace NJ. +. church will meet at the
church.
Mrs. II. d. Ullery. 1885 y. Allen
ST., will entertain the Young Won
ans Home Missionary society of the
First NJ. L. church at her home.
There will be a meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid society of the Broadway
Evangelical church.
Friday.
The Service Star legion will meet
at the Y w. G. A
Flag day exercises will take place
at the meeting Of the Norman Eddy
W. r. c.
Miss Lydia Wegner. 907 Cottage
Grove av., will be hostess to mem
bers Of the NJ. G. II. club.
Saturday
The SchOOlmen's Wives club will
entertain with a picnic at McNaugh-
ton park, Elkhart
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Revelations of a Wife
My Heart and My Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON

time" Lillian promised Carelessly.
and Betty departed grumbling.
DO you suppose we did disturb
her Sleep" 1 asked concernedly.
Not a chancel" Lillian rejoined.
She probably never moved an eye
lash all night. But she saw a chance
to be a martyr. the role dearest 10
her soul. and she promptly took II.
There's the taxi now No, finish
your coffee, you have a minute or
two 10 spare"
l put down my cup half drained.
Remember I'm not the efficiency
expert you are. I laughed. I'm
going to get into that taxi this min
ute and let the driver have - mir.
ute TO spare"
Hell take II 10 monkey with the
engine and make Il UP on his way
10 the station" Lillian rejOined
lightly. as we hurried down 10 the
street
Don't forget 10 keep me posted
about that Bayview matter" Lillian
cautioned from the taxi door. II Ms
worried about that mess. some way. +"
I'll let you have all develop
ments,' l promised, and the knOwl-
edge that Lillian's clear brain and
loving heart were at my service
lightened considerably the burden OF
anxiety ! was bearing about affairs
at the school
My journey sChoolward wasn't
particularly pleasant one. for be-
sides my worry concerning the be-
havior of Mrs. Stockbridge, | was
frankly ANXIOUS as to my fathers
reception OF the news that the wom-
an who had bounded him would
hound him no longer.
l didn't know IN what manner
Lillian meant 10 convey the news 10
him. l only knew that I must af-
feet complete ignorance Of the
whole matter. My fathers heart
would be broken If ne ever knew
OF my dramatic experience with the
woman whose existence he had tried
so hard to keep from me.