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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
Her Hat Strikes the.
Keynote of Her
Appearance

The entire level of woman's appearance is apt to
rise higher than her hat
A mediocre hat snuff the style out of the
costume.
smart hat a multitude Of sartorial short
eomngs. Better yet, if it is all hat ought to be, it
brings the rest of the toilet up to its level.
- Women who select their millinery in the Wanamaker
Gray Salons have few difficulties Of costume
They wisely choose the most distinguished and eX-
elusive millinery in Philade phiaand then see to it
that the rest of their apparel lives up to their hats.
Priced at $lS $50 and upwards.
Sccon Fovr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
YHHE most charming of the neu mounted
Il combs are CLOSELY set uith imitation sap

phires, rubies. em-
eralds. jet and.sap-
phires, jet-and-,'hine-
stones. rubies an d
amethyStS-thiS last
giving the fashion
able fuckSin cOicl.-
ing. Prices are $50
to $33. We haze also
the pictures eSqne
piuHtdge combs at So
CMai
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
Mount Everest Leader
Remarkable Character

LONDON. Dec. 20, - Brig Gen.
Charles Granville Bruce. who, de-
spite his 55 years. has accepted the
leadership of next years ascent Of
Mount Everest. IS a man Of remark
able attainments. lie was shot
through both legs in Gallipoli and.
as he himself describes the event
che rolled down the hill like a shot
rabbit" but. being an irrepressible
0ptimist, he recovered.
His personal strength is such that
he could at one time raise and hold
out at arms length q well grown
person as he sat in chair. Stories
OF his strength. his practical jokes
and Of other more serious exploits,
are common property throughout
northern India. where he has COM
manded a Gurkha regiment for
years.
His passion has always been
mountaineering. More than once he
brought one Of his Gurkhas home
with him One he took with him &c
switzerland. where the Gurkha's un-
oanry skill in scrambling up impos-
sible places produced great shaking
OF heads among the Swiss guides
who had never before seen anything
lige it.
Should he be compelled TO leave
the final peak TO younger men, his
vlgor and thoroughnees as an or
ganizer and his experience as a
leader Of men will be invaluable his
friends say.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
De OOteeS of Ice
Skating in First
Treat of Season
Large Throng Visit Municipal
Rink at ]. ID. Oliver Play
ground Monday.

Local ice enthusiasts were given
an opportunity 10 use their skates
for the first time this winter Monday
when the Municipal Recreation COM
cittee announced that the flooded
section OF the J. .. Oliver play
ground was ready for use. A large
throng of skaters visited the ring last
night and found IL to be exception
ally smooth.
If the cold weather continues, the
rink will be kept open from 10
o'clock in the morning till 10 az
night. provision has been made in
the caretaker's quarters for the sell
ing of coffee, cocoa. rolls and hot
dogs" and seats are furnished for the
adjustment Of skates. The rink is
open 10 all residents OF the city.
Sliding without skates and the
playing of games are forbidden on
the rink. For those who are not
familiar with the art of skating. a
smaller rink is being constructed
where a competent instructor Will
be in charge Wednesday of each
week.
Boys and girls up to and includ-
ing IA years OF age will be given the
exclusive use of the ring from 10
a. m. 10 4 p. m, daily. while the
evenings will be reserved exclusively
for adults and employed young peo-
pie. the recreational board has an
nounced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
LOCAL WOMAN WILL
ATTEND C0NCLAYE
IN CHICAGO TODAY
Mrs. Cotton to Represent City
at International Purity
Conference.

South Bend will be represented by
Mrs Alfaretta Cotton. chairman Of
the Florence Crittenden Circle. at
the international Purity conference,
which opens today in Chicago The
conference. which is being held un-
der the direction of the Worlds Pu-
rity Federation OF Lacrosse, Wis.
Will last. for three days. during which
time nationally known speakers on
the reform program Will deliver ad-
dresses relative 10 the federation's
aims, among which the eradication
OF traffic in women in the country
and the humiliation Of public vice
are Of chief importance.
Every branch of the social purity
movement which the federation has
undertaken will be presented by
speakers who have been in close
touch with moral conditions in the
country for many years and those
who are interested in the work are
invited 70 attend the conference,
which will be held in the Licking
ton hotel. on Michigan av.
OF unusual interest Will be the
famous painting The Christ" which
will be on display. The picture has
been brought TO Chicago for this
purpose by its owner. DR.. Edward
Muncle, Of Brooklyn. n. Y.
The song services and musical
numbers viii be in charge OF we'll
known clergymen and evangelists
and many special vocal and instru-
mental selections viii be given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
VIOLATOR
TAKEN TO PRISON
Deputy Sheriffs Take Jack
Clay to Jacksonville to
Serve Term.

Jack Clay, colored. 20 years old
started for Jeffersonville, Ind. at
$3.50 yesterday morning in the GUS
tody Of deputy sheriffs Kerr and
Baker, where he will serve a one to
Il years team at the Indiana state
reformatory.
Clay was apprehended last We'd
nesday by Traffic officer Walclaw
Chrobot, in an attempt to steal an
automobile belonging to George
Wolfe, a taxi cab driver. while a sus-
pended sentence was hanging over
him.
In circuit court. Thursday after
noon, Clay had his suspended SEN
tence of grand larceny revoked by
Judge Walter A Funk. He was SEN
fenced 10 serve a one to Il years
term at the state reformatory. fined
SO and costs and disfranchised for
two years and rendered incapable Of
holding any office Of public trust or
profit for a similar length Of time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
Tloo alleged ''Moonshine'
Dispensers Nabbed in Raid

Two more alleged vendors OF
"moonshine" fell into the hands of
the law Monday afternoon when De-
tective James Prumfield and dc
tail Of officers visited two west side
establishments At each place the
officers We're only able to secure
enough liquor" evidence 10 place
the operators under arrest.
John Beczyiewicz. AIS s. Chaplin
St, was the first victim Of the raid
ers. John, the officers said. tried
10 destroy evidence before they were
able TO seize it. but was foiled in the
attempt. He was placed under ar
rest on a charge Of unlawful pos
session Of intoxicating liquor. He
will be given a hearing in police
court this morning.
kaczmircz Leszez. 1927 W. Di-
vision St was placed under arrest
after the officers discovered q small
quantity of mule" back of the bar
in his emporium. lie viii also face
Judge George w. Omacht this morn
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
Pleasing Entertainment
Given at Sabbath School

A pleasing entertainments was pre-
scented TO more than 300 people Of
the Jewish community Of the city
yesterday afternoon at the Jewish
Sabbath school, when the children
OF the school rendered recitations
and songs under the directions Of
Jacob Friedman, principal.
More than % children took part
in ,he tableau recitations. based on
wise sayings of the Talmud and the
Holy Bible. one OF the best recita-
tons of the night was that Of Max
and Garclan Friedman and Abe Sus-
man. dealing with the history OF the
wise men Of the falmud
4 choir OF 10 girls sang a num-
her of selections that were well re-
ceived by the audience. Refresh
ments were served after the enter
tainment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
HIS COMP EXION BECAME YELLOW
kSAPUMPKIN- STOMACH TROUBLE
BROUGHT ON AWFUL HEADACHES

troubles have disappeared, and
feel better than ] have in years. AS
old as 7 am. I feel like a boy again
Ny skin has cleared up and all the
saIlowness has gone I was down 90
my old home some tlme ago and eF-
erybody 7 met remarked on no"
well was looking All mT friends
wanted 20 know what had done the
work. and I'm glad % say d. was
Hvpo-Cod. " continued ar. HoAinEs-
head. whose address In given above.
To find tonic that VIII agree
with "a weak stomach. and az the
same time be powerful enough %
reach the chronic case Is hard.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is simply new
triumph tonic Each bottle bears
name Earle Chemical Co. which Is
"a guarantee OF finest quality In med
icine. The formula on each bofle
tells exactly what e. IS made OF.
Doctors. experts and chemists have
come out i'm glowing tribute 20 Hy-
u0-Cod. Several were published re-
Gently. and right now is the time OF
the year when a person should be
.f.~frr themselves up. The stomach
should be put in. shape 10 take care
OF ale heavy pastries. meats and
vegetables Drop in az the Central
Drug store. American Drug Store. or
the Iandoa Drug Co. IN South Bend
or the Red Cross Pharmacy. Misha-
xaka. and take home couple bot
ties. II you are bothered with your
stomach. insist on Earle's HypO-Cod.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
Four Years of Stomach
Trouble Wore Him to a
FRAGILE.
COULDN'T SLEEP,
BECAME NERVOUS

After suffering for four years
with stomach trouble and intestinal
indigestion which finally wore me
down TO a wreck, here I am sixty
four years Of age. and feeling like a
boy again. The way I got rid of my
trouble was wonderful" declared
John II. Houingshead, 41O1 Broad
way. Cleveland.
Even my nerves had become ef-
fected. couldn't sit still in a chair
and even when 1 went 20 bed as
tired and weary as could be. I could
not sleep. Ny nerves and stomach
wouldn't let me rest. I tried several
doctors. and many different prepar-
ations. but without results ] was
bloated up all the time and espec-
tally so. right after meals. The dis
tress at times was almost unbearabie
Ny complexion was as yellow as
pumpkin. and had headaches all
the time. SO you can see / was in
misery ali tie time.
Since taking Hypo-Cod however
1 feel like "a new man. All my old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
Germany VIII Pay
Amer Forces Direct

COBLFNZ. Dec. 26.-Currcnt eN-
penses of the American foroces in
imately $1,000 900 q month, are 10
be paid hereafter by tho German
government direct in marks. It was
announced recently az army head
quarters in Coblenz This idea was
suggested by MAJ Gen Henry 7.
Allen. commander Of the American
troops on the Rhine, as a substi-
tute OF the previous plan whereby
the United States government paid
the expenses Of the occupation
troops. the funds to be collected
later from Berlin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

fore the holiday expires. and as Il
now stands the meeting would be
some time in 1889
IL should be recalled that while the
F5-5-7' capital ship ratio has been
Rcepted Professionally at least by all
Eve powers. 81 does not become ef-
fective until the ten-year holiday
ends. During the holiday. Great
Britain viii maintain a 20 per cent
larger capital ship force than that
OF the United States. she has agreed
10 scale down at the end OF that pc
Rod 20 an equality with the Ameri-
can feet. however. and this process
cannot be worked out now in de-
tail BY again going over the ground
three years before the holiday ends,
however. the method OF British re-
duction can be provided for. even II
90 does not then seem advisable 70
provide for further naval reductions
all around as many delegates hope
VIII be the case. The three year in
terval viii permit the building OF
new ships 20 displace old in the re-
arrangement OF tonnage under the
sj-5-3' program.
II ifs also regarded as altogether
probable that IN seven years the
present controversy as TO aative
merits OF capital ships and aircraft
in war will have cleared itself.
Should the predictions o. come ex-
perts that aircraft eventually Will
make capital ships useless. have been
made good during that period. the
seven year session Of the naval limi-
ton conference could write that de-
velOpment into a new naval agree
ment contemplating abandonment OF
capital ships altogether. IT is pointed
out. In the same way. Il could apply
90 the new theory Of non-competitive
naval building or any other scientific
developments in the way OF new
agencies or warfare which the years
have brought into light.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

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the attorney general. walking 10 the
department Of justice with his
friends and a group Of newspaper
men. unnoticed as he passed along
the streets. From the department
he walked over to the White House
and then back TO his hotel.
GOmpcrs Visits.
He first planned 20 leave Wash
ingion as soon as his calls had been
paid. but Monday night il was de-
cided 20 remain over until Tuesday
night 10 confer with friends. One
Of his first visitors after his return
from the White House was Samuel
Gompers. president of the American
Federation Of Labor who declared
that the work for freedom "in be-
half OF political prisoners" would go
on
Until he had seen the president
Mr. Debs maintained complete
silence regarding his visit 70 Wash
ington and his future plans. al
though ne talked freely on other
subjects and evidenced enjoyment Of
his freedom His only comment
upon the statement issued by Mr.
DauEherty after their confercnC
was that ne came here at the latter's
invitation However. when he
reached his hotel after his call at
the White House Mr. Debs de-
scribed his release from prison. his
trip to Washington and the outlook
for the future as he now seq it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
TWO HOMES LOOTED
BY THIEVES; VALUABLE
JEWELRY IS STOLEN

Burglars entered the home Of
Fred Nondersienth. 40 Lincoln
Way w, sometime between the
hours Of and u Monday night
and escaped with valuable jewelry.
including a diamond cavalier and
chain, one wrist watch. swiss move
ment. and one pair Of pearl car
rings They also secured about
$50 In cash which they found in
a mesh bag. two pairs OF pillow
slips. six sheets. one camisole. one
yard OF silk and a bottle of per-
fume.
They entered the house by the
front door and left the same way.
Motorcycle officer Roy POure in
vestigated the case.
The home Of Charles II. Pierce.
To9 Lincoln Way. w. was also Wis
ited by burglars about the same
time Monday night. The loot al the
Pierce home consisted OF one tan
travelling bag. il sheets. 81 pairs OF
pillow slips and some small change.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
CoodfeIIolOShip Club in
annual Christmas Dance

The Goodfellowship club held
their annual Christmas dance last
night at Bleyler hall, with more than
100 members attending.
Streamers Of green and red deco
rated the hall. A Christmas tree
containing presents for the various
members was stripped late in the
evening.
Dancing was enjoyed throughout
the night TO music furnished by
DOnovan's orchestra. The commit
tee in charge OF the entertainment
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Omunedson. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Platz and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ely.
1t was announced that the club
will continue their semi-monthly
dances throughout the balance of
the winter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
ORPHEUM

Comely Marie Kavanaugh. grace
fuI as a nymph. headlines the or
pheum program. for the first half OF
he week with en- artistic display Of
modern dancing Miss Kavanaugn
has that pleasing art Of making the
women OF the audience like her
act. She leaves one wondering
when she Will again appear on a
-ocal bill The Doll sisters are a vi
vacious. animated pair OF youngs-
ters who inject coolies OF pep into
the performance. This pair wi,
some day shine on Broadway. as
they are headed directly that way.
The act IS big zine all the way
through.
Cliff Clark. with mis- own impress
sions OF famous characters, does mis-
single" in such an inimitable man
ner that he is forced 10 take half a
dozen curtain calls He brings
with him the atmosphere OF the
cabaret and his audience liked il.
Mr.. Clark was by far the hit OF the
program.
Fred Hagan and company present
lively skit portraying the troC-
bles Of a newlywed man with his
mother-in-iaw The plot is novel
and wins many a laugh. Miss Jean
Marsh as the wife is immense.
Garcinetti Bros. hat throwers
open the bill with a novelty act. An
inflated gas ball which is thrown
out among the audience causes 40
.
alanipulators OF clown hats.
Leroy and Mable Hart with songs
OF the southland and "a pretty set
ling. win favor with their songs %
yesteryear. They should have re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

TlCO Small Fires Monday;
$50 Damage to automobile

Two fires interrupted the serenity
of the Christmas observance
yesterday afternoon. A small ire in
the apartment above a Chinese
laundry on w. Colfax av. resulted
in a call for the fire department at
12:45 o'clock There was little dam
age. the blaze being confined TO a
small pile Of rags and was quickly
eXtinguished.
At $40 o'clock a still alarm called
the department TO 1914 ". Colfax
av, where an automobile belonging
to Roy Black was found in flames.
The blaze was put out. with dam
age of about $50 TO the machine.
The automobile was not insured, the
owner said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
ITALY FURTHERING
WATER POWER USE

ROME, Dec 26.-The Italian gov
eminent has just authorized loan
of 100000, 600 lire (s10,0OO.OOO) 10
a society which has been organized
TO utilize the vast water power
available in Cantania, i'm southern
italy.
Il is expected 20 develop cleo
uical energy to the amount Of
about 500, 600 horsepower by utiliz-
ing natural basins along the rivers
and that this wiz enable the devel-
opment of many industries
About 500 cOmmUnes are expected
TO derive benefit from this great
eventually will require about s25.-
coo. 900 capital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
OMAHA SYMPATHIZERS
OPENLY DEFY POLICE

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 26-Open de-
fance OF police was manifested here
Monday night 10y large crowds Of
packing plant strike sympathizers.
Two men were arrested after they
had assaulted a policeman. attempt
ing TO disarm him The men were
caught after a three-bloCk chase.
The police making the arrests de
clared the strike sympathizers boot
ed them and threatened 10 take the
prisoner from them.
When officers arrested a man near
the Armour & Co. plant for alleged
disorderly conduct and were waiting
for a patrol wagon. a crowd gath
cred and again threatened 10 free
the prisoner. police said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
Tire Store Proprietor
Victim of HOId-Up Man

Local-Ilre store PrOprietor-\. is
Bert Roberts employe of the Lin
coin Way Tire shop. 1921 Lincoln
way F.. was held up and robbed late
Monday evening just as he was clos
ing the place OF business. The hold
up man secured $27 from the cash
register. According to the story ,old
by Roberts 10 Motorcycle officer
Poure. he was just locking the store
when a man approached him. placed
a revolver against his ribs and or
dered him 10 open the store and give
him the money. After obtaining the
loot. the holdup man escaped into
the darkness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
SUBSIDY PLANS
WOULD MAINTAIN
AMERICAN SHIPS
Recommendations of Trans
pOrtatiOn Heads Will Be
Given to President.
CONTINUED from page one)


lean flag. providing for deduction
from net income tax payable on the
basis OF a small percentage OF the
freight paid on American hagships.
or through a greater allowance on
depreciation on ships. creation OF a
government marine insurance. nom
profit making corporation 10 insure
its own ships ard 10 offer hull insur-
ance at cost 20 private American
owners. backed by a loan of S10,-
100000
other suggested schemes include
the carrying in American ships Of
at least so percent Of the immigrants
coming TO this country: ship
licensing system; amending and re-
vising Of navigation laws; preferen-
tial through rates to American flag
vessels: the extension Of Coastwise
laws 10 our insular possessions. and
the cooperation OF shipping board
and navy TO secure better compen-
sation Of the merchant marine OFF,
GERS and men Of the naval reserve.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

BTFFALO y Y. Dec 26-A
Canadian penny sent Clement Pa
Gina 20 Auburn prison where he
was killed today ir an attempt 20
escape. When New York Central
train No - was hel5d up at the
SU0ton ST. Y. on oct. q. 1920 the
big PENNY was taken by the robbers
from n passenEer who had carried
70 f0r years as pocket piece When
Pacina was arrested two days later
the penny was found I'm hls pocket
and this fact resulted in his con-
viotiou and sentence Of 40 years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
FIR. LAIS. VATICAN
ASTRONOMER. DEAD

LONDON. Dec. 26.-Fr. Lais. vice
director of the observatory OF the
vatican. died Monday in Rome. ac-
cording 70 a dispatch received here
from that city
FIR. Lais was rector Of the Church
Of the Oratorians. and received Car
dinal Daugherty. OF Philadelphia.
last March when the cardinal took
possession of his titular church Of
ST. Nerus and S.. AchilleuS. which
was under Fr. Lals' Jurisdiction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
RAMS PINCH BOARDS.

WARSAW, Ind. Dec 26.-Mayor
John A sloane has placed punch
boards and dice games i'm Warsaw
under the ban and all proprietors
Of stores where these boards and
dice games have been permitted in
recent weeks have been warned that
pr osecutions viii follow unless the
practice is discontinued.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
WATCH FOR OUR CLEARANCE
SALE.

Now that Christmas shopping is a
thing OF the past plans are already
under way for our Clearance Sale
Our extraordinary values which 70"
can profit by Will be announces
within a few days and Il Will be IN
opportunity for practical economy
on your part. Ries Furniture Com
pany. 35g-ti
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

BAYSIDE, y. y, Dec. 26.-Ons-
willie c. Coffin. who built the first toll
road in Colorado running between
Boulder and Black Hawk, is dead at
his home here. He served n In
dian campaigns with the First Colo
RADIO cavalry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Dec. Is
According to advices received Mon
day night by the reception commit
tee. Eugene Y. Debs will leave on
Wednesday evening. The opera
house has been engaged for Tues
day evening and 10 speakers will
be on the program @" celebrate his
release from prison.
Prominent among the speakers
are u. Farrell of Dayton. Ohio: G..
o. Hoehu. editor Of the St Louis
Labor. and Charles l. Drake. Of
Chicago. editor Of the Debs' Free
dom Monthly.
The local committee. composed OF
Phil *. Heinbold. chairman: Lon
Wilson. VIII Schuhardt and Earl
Hawkins has charge OF arrange
ments for the reception of Mr. Debs