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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26
SOCIAL CENTER MEETS.

The Ladies Social Center, aux
Hilary to the second Indiana church,
o. o. f. S., will be entertained by
Mrs. ]. Greer Wednesday at the
Modern Woodmen hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26
WHY Is THE BRIDE-TO-BE
HAPPY? WHY IS YOUR NEIGH
BOR HAPPY?

Because EllswOrth's first real
Linen Sale in three years begins to-
morrow-an opportunity 10 buy
pure Irish linens at less than one
half last years Irice.
See our ad on page -,
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
Advt IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26
WHY Is THE BRIDE-TO-BE
HAPPY? WHY Is YOUR NEIGH
ROR HAPPY

Because Ellsworth's first real
Linen Sale in three years begins to-
morrow-an opportunity 70 buy
pure Irish linens at less than one
half last years Irice.
See our ad on page -,
THE ELLSWORTH STORE,
Advt. 2s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26
FTNuGATION.

Is It necessary to fumigate
the house after a case of scarlet
fever?
Many health authorities have
abandoned terminal fumigation after
scarlet fever. II is advisab BILE, how
ever. 10 give the house a good
cleaning and airing. Since some
boards Of health still insist on fumi-
CATION. YOU should consult your local
health officer and follow his instruc-
tons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26

Weeping in moderation strength
ems the eyes and imports 20 them a
charming luster. Madam Louise.
Chicago beauty expert.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26

Smoked Lean Picnic Hams. lie:
sugar Cured Lean Streaked Bacon.
f9C. For Tuesday at Buehler Bros 4.
$40 :. Michigan street.-Advt 26am
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26
Removal of MoIes.
Vaccine for Colds.

would like TO know your opinion
of a vaccine TO prevent colds for
child. 5. which my doctor advises?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ids

A noted authority says that A few
drops OF "Outgro" upon the skin sur
rounding the ingrowing nall reduces
inflamm nation and pain and so
toughens the tender. sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail, that itcan
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night
"Outsro" 10 a harmless. antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists How
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing direc-
ions. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26
Flat Foot.

Ny boy, 3. is flat-footed. I do not
know II it is from broken arch or
whether he was naturally that way.
Take him TO an orthopedic sur
geon. who will advise you the kind
OF shoe best fitted TO correct the
particular condition he finds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26

Love is a rainbow. the colors Of
which are apt 10 run. under the
constant shower OF a woman's tears.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26
FALLING HAIR.

I have suffered FIVE years with
my head. My hair comes out in
patches. and grows and comes
out again. went 10 the doctors
and hairdressers, but IL does no
good. I have awful pains in the
top OF my head.
Send me your name and address,
and will send you a statement deal
ing with the treatment of and care
Of the scalp. You ought to make sure
that you are not suffering from some
underlying condition. such as
syphilis. You say you cannot afford
TO pay doctors Do not let this keep
you from securing proper medical
advice. Visit the local clinic.
There is some difference OF opin-
ion as 20 the value Of vaccine in the
prevention Of colds. Good results
are. undoubtedly, obtained in some
cases, while in others no benefits
can be seen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26

The engagement Of Miss Louise
Breckenridge 10 Lorenzo Austin
was announced at a dinner given
Sunday evening by Mrs. c. T.. Aus
PIN 705 s. Main St. AIishawaka.
Miss Breckenridge is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A Breckenridge.
1909 Sorin ST.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
WREsTLERS TO MEET
ealIcy-St, clafr Bout Scheduled For
I1E Friday Night,

Brattleboro, May 10,--George Far
mer" Bailey returned Saturday from
New York where he wrestIed Friday
the seml-hnal match to the worlds
championship match for the benefit of
the Irish fund. HIS opponent was
Stanley Strossock Of Poland, who
stands feet and four inches and
weighs 245 pounds. The bout was
stopped at $3.50, resulting in draw.
Bailey is scheduled to wrestle in
Brattleboro at the Auditorium Friday
evening against August st. Clair OF
New York, who has wrestled 29 match
es this season and lost but three. He
was defeated in Brooklyn by Stanis
laus Zbyszbo in As minutes by Ed
STRANGER Lewis and by John Olin
former worlds champion, in New
York city.
ST. Clar weighs 217 pounds and is
six feet and one inch tall. He is
butt along the lines of Joe Stecher.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
BIC SAFE ROBBED;
DETECTIVES HUNT
MISSING $4,000
Mystery Surrounds Night Bur
glary In New York Office
CARBIDE COMPANY LOOTED
Safe Doors URmarked-Combin-
alton known Only to the
Concerns President
CARBIDE COMPANY LOOTED

New York, May l0.-Jesse j. Kinks
OF Manhasset l., l.. president of the
Union Carbide and Carbon company
OF East Forty-secoud street, opened
his safe in the firms Office on the nine
teenth floor Of the building yesterday
and discovered that $4,000 in bonds
most of them non.negotiable,. and
about $500 IN cash we're missing. He
told the police he had placed them IN
the safe when he left Saturday after.
noon .wee.A
Detectives from the East Thirty.ffth
street station who investigated the
robbery could find no signs that the
safe had been tampcred with or that
an attempt had been made TO blow IT,
they declare the safe, VIII .ch Is more
than six feet high and three feet wide
is the product Of one of the best
known safe manufacturing companies
and Is absolutely burglar proof. with
an outer and inner burglar proof door.
The combination of the outer door.
Mr. Ricks told the detectives, is
known to two or three confidential cm.
ployes, but no one but himself knows
the combination of the inner door.
Mr. Kicks, the detectives say. told
them he is certain he locked the safe
on Saturday and that 1t was locked
when he opened 1t Yesterday morning.
The detectives have not been able TO
find any trace either that any Une en-
tered the Office door. GcHv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
TWO DEPUTIES FIRED
Troy Sheriff Holds Understudies Re
spona bic for jail Delivery.

Troy, n, Y, May 1O-Sheriff SCI.
ley, when discovered last 'ght, said
that Joel Holcomb. deputy sheriff and
cook at the county ia |. had violated
the rules Of the Jail and thus aided in
the escape of Robert Gardiner Thurs
day night by lending the latter ten
dollars Mr.. Holcomb was suspended
from duty. with Deputy Sheriff James
'Custo, Sunday morning for alleged
neglect of duty The specific charge
made by the sheriff aga nst Mr.. Gus
to is that ne was supposed to have
been on duty as night watchman at
the time Gard nier and John Smith
made their escape.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
BIG INJUNS TO POW.WOW
AT CUSTER MONUMENT
500 Crow and Cheyenne Warriors VIII
Engage American Legion In
Sham Battle

Billings, Mont, May lG.-Preliml.
nary to unveiling the Custer monu.
ment, now under construction In the
city park at Hardin, an exact repro
duction Of the massacre on the Little
Big Horn will be staged on the ste Of
the historic battle on June 25, it Is an.
nounced by the Custer Battle Ami.
yersary assoc alton Of Hardin. approx
mately 500 Grow and Cheyenne In
dians, representing the Sioux, will
take part in the MIN bate against
members of the American Legion and
troops of cavalry, representing Gus
ter's handful
Permission has been obtained from
the federal government for use OF the
national cemetery for the spectacle,
and Gen, Hugh l.. Scott of the historic
seventh cavalry has announced that
he W Il attend, as probably Will Mrs.
Custer. The war department also
has offered to. cooperate in every way
possib,t
Following the battle" there will be
a basket d nner at Government park.
Crow agency and afterward. specta-
tors, troops and Indians will go TO
Hardin, where the Custer monument
will be unveiled with proper ceremon-
ies. a - .t
Various addresses. band concert,
q mems chorus. with the Indians ar
rayed on one side and the American
Leg on men and cavalry troops on the
other, will include apart of the cere.
monial. An Indian powwow and a
street dance at n ght completes the
days program.
People from every part Of the state,
as we'll as many without its borders,
are expected to attend in view of the
historic nature Of the celebration,
marking the anniversary Of one OF the
most famous events in the west.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
SToWAWAY GIRL DIES
Woman % Years Old Relieved by
Death Of Years Sorrow.

Boston, May 1O.--Mario Scott, also
known as Frances Mainar, a pretty %
year-old blond girl, who reached this
port as stowaway on the steamship
Princess Matioka, April 1S, died in the
Carney hospital Saturday from an at.
tack Of pneumonia who she suffered
as tho result Of exposure and hardship
during two years of adventure in the
capitals and outrofthe.way corners Of
Europe.
She said that she was born in Ia.
coma and that two years ago she left
home to see the wonderful places in
the world about which her brother,
who was about her age, told her,
Finally she found herself in Naples
without money or passport, she said,
and conceived the idea Of slowing
away so she could get back to this
country and her mother. She persist
ontly claimed to be an American when
the port authorities were in doubt as
to whether she had the right to land
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
COTTON CONFERENCE TO
BE HELD IN LIVERPOOL
American Standards May Be Adopted
For Entire World Trade at
~ Gatherinu

Washln gton May l0,-Adoption of
the American standards for the entire
world trade In American cotton is
hoped for by representatives of the
Department OF Agriculture who will
attend the second session of the
worlds Cotton Conference in LIVER
pool. England, June 13 to 22. Chester
Morrill,, assistant chief Of the bureau
OF markets and w. II. Meadows, In
charge of the cotton division, VIII rep
resent the department. Mr.. Meadows
will read o paper on universal stand
ards for American Cotton"
The LIVERPOOL conference VIII be at
tended By all the cotton interests from
the growers to the manufacturers.
The first conference was held in New
orleans in october 1919.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
HARRY LOVE CAUGHT
IN FARMERS INN RAID
Arrested by Prohibition Enforcement
Agents and Held under
Bonds Of $500

Prohibition agents made raid Sat
urday night at the Farmers Inn, a
roadhouse In the town of TToosick
near the Vermont border. The en-
forcement agents were assisted by
state officers who were detailed to the
job because of complaints made by
persons living in the vicinity.
Harry Love, reported to be the pro.
prietor of the resort, was arrested
and released on bail of $500. pend ng a
hearing which was to have been held
before a United States comm ssioner
in Hoosick Falls Monday afternoon.
Love furnished a Liberty bond as
bal
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
SUGAR MAKERS OFFICER
OFFERS EXPLANATION
President Badger Ssys Current Prices
For Maple Products Are Not
Too HIph

Editor of bennington Banner:-In
re your editorial anent the Maple
Sugar Mess ! would like to correct
some OF the stata@ents. The facts
are that the large dealers in maple
goods stocked up heavily last year
with a rather low grade of goods and
they will have to dispose OF this at o
great loss and they are not In frame
OF m nd to go TO il again until they
have clean up of the goods on hand.
! would advise the producers TO bold
back their goods for fair price. We
are getting from So TO $3.50 per gal
lon for syrup and 80 to 35 cents per
ID. for sugar in this locality and we
should have this price, as it actually
costs better than $500 per gallon to
make a syrup Of good quality and i
don't believe that the consumer
wants the producer to sell for less
than cost.
Maple sugar Is a luxury and hoT
much Of luxury depeuds on the
quality. There is not enough of this
class OF goods made 20 that there is
no danger OF over stocking the mar
ket bel eve that the producers viii
get organized before another season
and then they will be able to handle
their own products and grade and
market the goods as they should Ibe
and thus stabilize prices. aa glg
There is no crop produced liz Yer
mont that has been jockied with as
the maple sugar has been and this IN
dustry means good deal to Vermont.
There was about is5,000,00e worth
produced in the state last year and
there is more brought into the state
and re-manufactured and passed on
than there is produced here besides
this we support five or six large con-
Germs that manufacture utensils that
are used in making and packing the
good,
Thousands of dollars have been lost
this spring by not being organized In
a way to handle the maple product as
it should have been. but ! don't know
Of any one that has profited in any
way 50 far this year.
c. A. Badger, President
Vermont Maple Sugar
ar J,,.F'a Makers, Association
East Montpelier, May s. 1921.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10

STATE K. OF c. CONVENTION
vii Be Held in Rutland May 20 and "a
~ Grand Ball in Evening.

vi duQ 6oii W AhSUHlAs
Rutland, May 10.-rPlans are being
completed by the committee Of which
Grand night James r. Leamy Is chair
man to make the 23d annual state con-
vention OF the Knights "a. of Columbus
that is to be held in Rutland on May
"a n success. {N4
The program has been arranged as
follows:
Sunday. May %. comforting of the
second degree on class OF candidates
in the X. of C. hall.
Monday afternoon at O'Clock sight
seeing automobile tour for delegates.
wives and friendG. In the evening at
s o'clock the third degree viii be con-
ferred on large class Of candidates
in St Peters hall.
Tuesdays doings will commence with
the celebration of mass at o'clock In
st. Peters church and sermon will
be given by Rev. j. ]. O'Brien of Cas-
Teton
The convention proper win open
Tuesday morning at 1890 O'Clock in
the X. of c. hall, when the reading of
reports of officers and committees and
the election of officers for the coming
year will take place, During the time
the convention Is in session the visit.
ing women will be entertained by the
Daughters of Isabella and the Catho-
lie Women's Social club.
The convention closes with a grand
ball which Is to be held Tuesday even
ing at o'clock In Rutlaud's new
armory.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
CLAIMS COLLEGES ARE
HOTBEDS OF SOCIALISM
Legislative Committee Charges That
Unions and Negroes Are
Propaeandists' Prey
nnnA CnmhinAh
pone Combined

New York, May 9.-The complete
report of the joint legislative commit
tee investigating seditious activities
was made public today.
American colleges, it is charged, are
honeycombed with avowed Socialist
professors whose teachings are Boil
shevik and subyersiye of democratic
ideals and institutions. "While the
negro In general has been we'll treated
in New York state" the report says,
"the ill-treatment accorded him in
other parts OF the country has engen-
dered a spirit OF resentment VIII ch
has been kept alive by the agents and
agitators OF tho Socialist party Of
America, the Industrial Workers of
the World and other radical groups.
This spirit also has been encouraged
by well-to,do liberals who have taken
an active part In social upl!ft organi-
cations. = The report says that
union labor is being incessantly inn
pregnated with radical doctrines"
EskaasAsa.4 is&easasi 4 ~ ',Ass.ss.sk>H
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
TARREp AND FEATHEREo
Texas Mob Treats Beaumont Phlsie'
ian Roughly

beaumont. Tex, May 10.--Dr. j. ).
Paul. ffty-fivc, twenty years resi-
dent of Beaumont is confined To his
home suffering from laceratated back
and wrists and from nervous shock
as. result of beating administered
Saturday night by a mob OF fifteen
masked men, who afterward coated
his body with coal tar and feathers.
Paul was taken into the wods near
here. Brought back IN an automobile
he was dumped into the street IN the
heart of the business section. a
crowd OF Saturday night shoppers gath
cred about the physician, whose only
garment was pair of short drawers
and his coat of tar and feathers. He
was bleeding from lash wounds on
the back
| Later, Dr. pauls son Marvin. eigh
police and taken to the station An
automat 6 pistol and twenty.slx bullets
were found on him. He had teen
searching for those responsible for the
attack ON his father. He was released,
A Special Grand Jury will be ca Jed
today aud an investigation instituted,
No arrest has been made and no mem
Der of the party has been Identified.
5r, Paul says the mysterious party
which called at his home told hm
they were members of the KU kluS
Klan, but no mention of organization
or khan was made at the scene oi
punishment. The Dactor resisted when
they took him from the home and a
whaok on the head resulted Then he
was shacblod tla t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
BRIDGE COLLAPSES
Structure at Barnard Goes Down AZ.
ter Car Crosses H.

Montpelier, May 10.-The state high
way department has rece we'd a report
that another bridge has gone down.
1t Is IN Barnard and week ago a
heavy truck went over it. The driver
reported at the first house that the
bridge did not appear safe to him and
the farmer went to the place to look
it over. AS he approached the bridge
he met a large touring car which
crossed it He continued on his way
to the br dge and found that the
bridge had fallen into the stream, one
abutment having given way after the
touring car passed It,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
SENATOR KNOX CAUSES STIR
Makes Statement Concerning Panama
Free Tolls Act.

Washington, May 10--The move.
ment for the repeal in 1914 of the Pan
anna canal free tolls act "was passed
in the United States senate Senator
Knox Republican, Pa, declared yes
terday before the senate interoceaDic
canals committee which began consid-
Grafton Of bills to exempt American
vessels from further payment OF tolls
The bill was urged on Congress by
President Wilson who said it would
aid him in handling certain delicate
problems
Conmitte members pressed Senator
Knox for an elaboration of his state
ment. but after pointing out that Sir
Edward Grey then British foreign min
lister. had denied in the house of COM
mons that the British foreign office
had anything to do with the matter
the senator said he had his suspicious
but preferred not to discuss the mat
ter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
PRESBYTERIANS PLAN A
CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT
Revised Confession OF Faith Expected
When General Assembly
Meets This Month

Pittsburgh, Pa, May l0.-Cbanges
in the form of government OF the
United Presbyterian church made
necessary by the opportunities of the
new era" will be recommended in a
report to be submitted to the general
assembly, which meets In Philadelphia
this month. 1t Is announced that q
simplified catechism and revised
Westminster confession Of faith will
be proposed. The report to the APP
preaching general assembly was com
pleted through adoption Of resolu.
tion offered by DIR John McNaugher.
president OF the Pittsburgh TheuIogi-
cal seminary, at meeting Of minis
ters and laymen Of the church held
in Pittsburgh.
These ministers we're appointed a
committee 10 make the report: Rev.
J. II. Miller. Pittsburgh; Rev. j. B.
Work. Tark'o, Mo-; Rev. jesse John
son, st, Louis; Rev. DR.. c, S. Cleland
Philadelphia; Rev. j. X. McMichael,
Monmouth, H.: J. B. Eichenauer, II.
r. Moffet and Fl, T Martin. Chicago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
MISSING GIRL RETURNS;
q MAS HELD A CAPTIVE
Wet Hartford Child stses1rs into
Parents Homo In tiystericsl
Condition.

West Hatford, May 10.-Anna Stetr
son, H. who disappeared from her
home here last Saturday and for whom
sherifs posses had since been scouf-
ing the countryside, last night stag
gered through the doorway of her par
ents' farm house and told a weird, In
coherent tale Of having been held cap
tive by two men in a house scarce.y q
mile from where she lives. She said
they had liberated her as darkness fell.
The child's condition is such this
evening that she is able TO give only
the most fragmentary account OF her
eXper ences. She Is tired, hysterical
and appears to be suffering from nerve
eXhaustation.
Anna who Is very small for her age,
asserts that she has not slept In
bed since the man took her away
All the time she was held prisoner she
Gains, she was Obliged to sleep on
cold floor am5s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
BALpHEADs CONVENE
Connecticut Governor Is Guest at
Famous Clubs Banquet

Connecticut Governor is Guest az
Famous Clubs Banquet
Torrington, CT, May 9,-That many
people enjoy being bald-headed at leas
for one night in the year, was attested
here last night when ESQ members OF
the Baldhead club of America gathered
at the Conley inn for their annual
convention. Some memlNs came
400 miles to regale themselves in the
exclusive company Of the baldsheads,
and there was not dull moment dur.
ing the feast and post-prandlal exer
.cises.
1t was announced that the club had
prospered in membership, that bald
ness was increasing, but through no
fault Of man or conspiracy on the
part of the club. So-callcd hair re-
storers were characterized as u club
asset Gov. Everett J. Lake of Hart
ford graGed the occasion with his
presence and was one Of the speakers,
He kept the pates convulsed and was
made an honorary prospective bal d.
head.
The grating operation on baldheads
was deferred until the next banquet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
RAZlNG OLD LANDMARK
Truesdale House, Erected More Than
200 Years Ago, Being Wrecked

North Adams, Mass May 10.-The
Truesdale farmhouse at Rowe, Mass,
near North Adams. which has been
standing for nearly 200 years. and Is
one of the Oldest historic landmarks
in this sect on OF the country is be-
ing torn down. Among the articles
found in the old place was school
certificate issued to one Hiram c.
Chaplin under date Of June 2S, 1896.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
PAYS BIG LICENSE FEE

Montpelier, May 10.-The Thomas
Cusack company of Springfield, Mass
has paid to the secretary Of state
the sum of 1872 which Is the largest
single payment any company has
made to the secretary since the new
bill board license fee went into opera
ton. Mr. Black expects that the total
license fees this year will amount to
about $4,000. Probably some will es-
cape the payment this season.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-10
ALLEGED DESERTERS ARE
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Police Hold Pair Who Are Believed TO
Have Slain and Robbed Owner
OF Lunchroom.

Bellows Falls, May 10.-George w.
Race, proprietor of II lunchroom and
general store In Gassets, died here
Saturday after an assault by thieves
who robbed his store Thursday night.
William Lescord, who had worked
for Race for about a week, aud VIII
liam Gibson companion, who were
|arrested at Ashburuham, Mass, were
brought here for Identification. Race
died before their arrival. They Will be
charged with murder. srtE
Lescord and Gibson were reported
missing, together with Races horse
and wogan. They were traced to Bel
lows Falls and thence by train to Ash
burnham, Lescords home, where they
were apprehended Friday night,