South Bend News-Times from South Bend, Indiana • 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Ti nr.Mxn, ai-hm. l. in io. SCENE AT WEDDING OF PRINCESS PAT AND COMMANDER RAMSAY Start today to buy War Savings Stampa An excellent investment and a patriotic duty Studebaker Shows There are Other Essentials Besidesr Fine Upholstery. r.u -v; MENTAL EASE IS NEWHEOUIREMEKr hT r- r-" -Pt Wirr i Cr r.V;-i fsri i i "Comfort in th iuot-r rar has a of com: irvitivelv t-low growth," If.

M. of th local fctu-Mukir "In tli-i ela.s motor car v-hi! 'uxc, th comfort lirr was If-twi th.jn confide -ration. Tne of th- oncloinrration of I slays nl wlr2 wrrc. fi firt thought, nlvays. Now, ho.vr, with the motive yvu'ts to An.

I they no ar a source of worry, car oarers lnc i'com" more apirf. what car le- ur to lo for their. ornfort i i 1 constantly lern Hiding tnor: alont; thf-s? lines. "Hut clop til of uhoWery and resilient springs aro r.ot the only es- s-entlals to comfort. True, tht-y lo i make for bodily comfort are nc- to an njoyald rid hut thtre are numerous other things 1 important to e'Wiiphte relaxation.

"Power, -f all, heads the list of what I corvsidr tl: n.o-t important of all motor car that make for comfort. Powr to tako ymi thore and jck, without continual fears and mechanical difficultier. I'm fr.mk to admit that mc-t any car nov.alis will howl along1 easily aand jl as intly on jjood loads lut fur complete comfort and absolut' fre-don4 from worry, the motorist w.int-i an automobil with the vo j-ov -r ti all the of touring. Th.1 driver who has to gie up whol time to tlie op'ratum of his car, with his har.d rcn.st.. ntly on the ficar shift lever.

eitainly cannot remain In a very happy jstatt- of mind. He'd he more rum for tabic in an old ay chair on hi.s trout irch. What Mean-. 'What is to nuikf the driver coinfortable as the other lne mix is et the party is road ear a car you can drive with but two iingers on tb- wheel glide alom: at aiiv peed, over any road or tip any hill, without fussing around with pedals and lev. is.

That's why we. talk so tj.i'.ch about Studebaker readability. 1 rf- distribution of weight oer entile chassis frame, lialin' cd lightness, with great power resources, make Studebrtker car comfortable and resiful-ridins under every condition of service. "A comfortable car have real beauty in evet line with a lln-isii that is rich and permanent. Not that j'tcrir iK-Mtn f.nish kivo the body they don't.

Hut they do impel pride in ownership and that means ntal comfort. Narrow doors are inconvenient and hence they mar t'oe cc of the passengers. And it is decidedly table if one- has to stretch far from seat to manipulate instruments on i.sh. A wheel-ba and Jack ntific bdy lc-sixn means insufficient leg room. And t-'' Tj.t-'i"'? "vvn ron thi lomdon 1 WEDDING OJ PR.INC&SS PATRICA Princess Tatricia and Comtnauder Unmsay had come into a churcb to celebrate marriage in the presence of "their friend aDd neighbors." a3 the old rubric enjoina They stod at tbe fot of the steps leadin? to the sacrarium or presbytery iu Westminster Abbey.

SLortly before the bride's arrival the bridegroom and his best rcon. Lieutenant Commander Uowlb.v. hud taken up their position on the south side of the sacTarium steps A few momenU after the hour of noon had struck the bride appeared in the historic space under the tower, a central fi-ure upon whom all eyes were turned he stood, with her father, the Duke or Connausht. close by. at the stepa.

and there with the forms and ceremonies of the Church of England she was married to Commander Uamsav. DESIGNATE ROADS TD BE IMPROVED M'ADOO WILL ACT AS SPECIAL R. R. COUNSEL Commissioners and Council-men Place All Roads in Two Classes. how civ.

ngers or oriver be rornfortnb'e with r.o place to put their feet "i'ushm one's through a flit iu th- curtain, to open a door when it is raining and curtains; are up is rno.t annoying. To have to stop and unbuckle side curtain before alighting from car. and then have the vt top fir. aad spill a generous amount of rain or snow down your neck beMi't contribute to one's rfood nature. loors should operate from the- inside and curtains men with the doors to gie you tho great eft amount of comfort at a time like this.

"Accessibility of all moving parts for adjustment or repair is necessary to mental coaifort. High tiro mileage and low gasoline consumption add to the comfort of all other things. Absence eitration. freedom from annoying rattles, contribute to mental ease. And, of course, the cushions of voar car arc vitall" necessary to bodily comfort.

In this respect I might pay thttt Studebaker cars are upholstered throughout iu genuine leather, built over long coiled springs an, stuffed with real curled hair. Uu'rbaker cushions art' as comfortable as a clu'o chair. I'pon careful reflection, however, I am sure that most folks will a me that the cushions and j-prings of the car alone are far from being the principal feature? of a car's comfort-giving cpuulitks." Roads and highways in t. Joseph county to be improved were designated Monday afternoon at an informal meeting of thj county commissioners and county councilmen. The roads in the townships and county were divided into two classes, known as class one county, class two county, class one township and class two township.

It was decided that all roads in the township and county coming under the class one classification would be the first roads to be recommended for reconstruction and improvement, while those under classification number two will not be considered until all of the class one roads in both the township and county are first improved. The system of classification of the roads was arrived at by the members of the, committee only after a nunvbt of petitions for the va-lious roads were presented by tho interested parties. The designation of the roads to be improved came as a result of the trip taken over the roads of the county by the members of the county commission and the county council last Friday. The trip busted all day and nearly every road and highway in the county was carefully studied by the men making the trip. The roads receiving the class one classification and recommended for first improvement are: lidward.burgh highway, in Por taire townshio: i--ar Trail road fron-.

Kennedy school house to county line hi Penn township; German road 1 north to Portage road to Human- an; Division highway, north and ATLANTA, April 1. Walker I. Hines. director general of rail roads, here on an inspection trip, i announced Monday that William (J. McAtloo.

former director general. had consented to act as counsel for the railroad administration wim rererenco to matters arising from the State of New York. Director Hines said that Mr. MeAdoo. in giving his consent, stipulated that he be permitted to serve without remuneration.

remain to be heard tomorrow. Ir is expected that the case will be concluded before the end of the. week. AlltPIiANi: PALLS 10O0 FLITT. LIVKKSIDL, April 1 Lieut.

C. M. Kippcrger of Medine, ill. killed Monday when the airplane in which he was Hying over March field near here fell 1.000 feet. Cadet Packard of P.akersfield, who was with him in the machine was seriously injured.

BALTIMORE CLUB COMPLETES ASFi TIIIJl'i: KII KI) IN COLLISION. PLNSACOLA. April 1. Fusions Carl Vigel and L. H.

Hob-bins and student otlicer F. L. D. Trux were killed and Fnsign Jesse Simpson vas injured in the collision of the two seaplanes Monday at the naval station here. The addresses of the men were- not announced.

Players and Former Directors; Give Testimony on the ion't Suffer From Piles Stand Monday. ANNOUNCE APPOINTMENT RUSSIAN SOVIET STAFF NFW YOLK. April 1. I. Martens, head of the Uussian soviet government's mission in this country, announced Monday the appointments A.

A. Hell" as chief of the commercial department and Prof. I. V. Monomossoff chairman the railroad mission.

The latter, sent here by the Kerensky government, was dismis-etl by Ambassador Kikhniteff. after he had urged rc-oirnition of the btdsheviki and up-posed allied intervention in his native land. Mr. founder and head of a New Jersey manufacturing -oncern. until he retired early this year to ent upon scientific studies at Harvard university, was born in Russia, emigrating to this country in IV.

UN department. Mr. Martens said, was er-ct'd to conduct an annual business of several hundred million iolIar- inasmuch as the soviet plan jaak'-s the gowrnrm-nt the sob buyer of foreign products. rou toivw. A herse named Piar.o wn a race :r.e oihT day.

but, reports say. only a few of the do proved them-elvei WASHINGTON; April 1. Testimony for the Paltimoro Federal league baseball club in its suit damages against the American National leagues and certain former officials of the Federa' league will bo completed Tuesday. Vhis announcement was niailo after a number of players and former directors of the Paltimoro club had taken tin stand. IM ward II anion.

Harry H. (Mike Mowrey. and Clarence Lefty Russell, all former p. avers on the Paltimoro team, testitied regarding their contracts and told of being shift' i from club to club by the organized interests and of how they wei held by th reserve clauses in their contracts. John J.

Fahey. Otto CI. Simonson. David Landreth. K.

Y. Poo and (ieorge S'-hlewnes. former directors, fold the jury their collection with the F.altimore club insol for the Paltimore 1 i'. Sample Package of the Fnmoun Pyramid Pile Trratmrnt Now Offered Free to Prove What It Will Do for You. Pyramid Pile Treatment gives cjuiek relief from itching, bleeding or protruding piles, hemorrhoids and :1 v.

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south road: Division highway I west warren townsnip to a roaa. jn tj10 record 1-irge num-Sheets road; Dogwood road north tC.r nr or-ani7ed baseball documents, and south Penn and Madison town- t1lf. ruios nni rgulations ships; Perch road frcm Curtis road 1 the national commission and con-to township line: Pine road from tracts with the Western T'nion Teb--Marshall county line north to Leh- Co. man road; Chicago trail from the Only two more witnesses f.r the town of Hamilton northeast to FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID PRrO COMPANY. 673 1'jrrainlJ Marshall.

MJctu Klnttlr me a Free sampl of ryramid Pile Treatneat, in i-iaia wrapper. Name. Street "ty state 4 countv lino; Fnion Jtieet read. Penn, township; Pan. (uinn and Pierce roads to Dogwood road in Fnion and Madison townships; Itiley roal from! Pine road to Dixie highway.

The class tuo road. are Hiley roatl from Pine raad Liberty highway, pierce road to county line, i Turkey creek road. WILL NOT LEASE LAND FOR JAP COLONIZATION ANOFLFS. April 1. i The owners of the California Mex- i tea Land and Cattle nyi property in t'alifornia, still adhere to a declaration made to the i st.

department in 2 i 1 that this will not "under any circumstances! make any lease of any kind to Jap- anese where colonization is probab'e. until we ar- rst authoritatively in- formed that such an ar: anvjer.o-n: will be agrj-ea'd' tl government of our ow.r y' AN OPEN LETTER The Plackburn Products Dayton. Ohit: Gentlemen 1 have take-n tubes ot itrain Cadono.ne Tablets and I not nearly so nervous as I while I am now eating with k. relish and hav r.o ir.or trou.bb with my wbat- r. tc.

i very truly. It. Hamilton. I'J Cottage r.klin. Mass.

idorr.cne il ts nr a vruaran'. the best n.el-to bui! I up th- i ody ar.d -11 and rec- V. Fr: I ictt 1 r.erv th A i i i ki hV4 1 14 A $300 1UK)F Damage amounting to J300 was caused by sparks from a neighbor ing chimney setting tire to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Donald.

107 S. William yesterday afternoon, i The sparks burned through the roof into the atticvand as it was i reconstructed house it was very dif-ticult to gain entrance to the attb. this being done by breaking out the windows with an axe and chopping a holt through Ox roif. 1 IF YOU HAD A WECK AG LONQ AS THIS FELLOW, AND HAD SORE THROAT ALL I WAY 1 tDOWN TONSILIilE WOULD QUICKLY REUUVS i0caa fii i Special! Black Satin Oxfords A wonderful value with a slender French heel and turned soles. Berland's FASHION SHOE SHOP 2nd Floor, Union Trust Building.

Tr'f '1 it-ir" '1 i 7 vfeS SCv- Masters Voice mil; tedagr iB NewMctor Records for April UZJU v.v--.-' V- -1 wjm 1 A new month's Victor entertainment 1 Here are popular songs with the swing and sentiment and touches of humor that make them really popular; and catchy dance music that stirs the feet to action. Delightful new numbers, too, by famous and exclusive Victor Braslau sings a dreamy little plantation melody; Caruso thrills with a great march song of the French soldier; the Flonzaley Quartet plays an exquisite Mozart number. Alma Gluck and Efrem Zimbalist present a tender penitential hymn; Jascha Heifetz contributes a remarkable violin solo, and Schumann-Heink sings an impressive number inspired by army bugle calls. Rilrnv vmi will finrl tVi rnmnlpte lief of thi-cp new VlVfOT RpCOrfl? and remember, any Victor dealer is willing to play any of them for you. -t Croon, Croon," Underncat de Moon The Regiment of Sam re and Meute Quartet in Major Andante liloiart) In the Hour of Trial On Wing of Sons Tap Festival Te Deum Part 1 Festival Te Deum Part 2 Ja-Da Alcoholic Blues That Vond rful Mother of Mine Salvation Lassie of Mine Til Say She Does Fox Trot Sophie Braslau Enrico Caruso 8S600 Flonzaley Quartet 74573 Alma Gluck and Efrem Zimbalist 87300 Jascha Heifetz 745S3 Ernestine Schumann-Heink S720J Trinity Choir) Trinity Choir (355 4 Arthur Fields) Billy Murray flS5-- Henrv Burr) Charles Hart and Lewis James 1S5- (riano.

vlorhone. Saxophone) All Star Trio 10 12 10 12 10 12 10 Trice 3.00 1.50 2.00 1.50 2.00 1.35 You're Some Pretty Doll FOX Trot (riano. Xylophone. Saxophone) All Star Trio When Dahies Pied and Violets Blue Laura Lfttlefield jjjg ilC CI A Ui litl iiicua vvasaa a a a a a a Mthtvi Some Day I'll Make You Glad Singapore Johnny in Town My Barney Lies Over the Ocean Mammy Lullaby Waltz Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight Waltz Mickey (Violin. 'Cello.

Tiano) Kisses Fox Trot (Violin. 'Cello. Piano) Come on Ps.pa Medley One-Step (Dry Your) Tears Medley Fox Trot Sterlinr Trio) Arthur Fields 1SS29 Arthur Fields) Billy Murray 1S530 Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra Joseph C. Smith'.

Orchestra Joseph Smith Trio) Joseph C. Smith Trio flS532 Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra) Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra 1S533 10 10 10 10 10 .85 .85 .85 Hear these netv Victor Records to-day at any Victor dealer's. He will gladly pve you an illuMrateJ booklet describing these new records and play any you wish to hear.

Sacngcr Voice Culture Records arc invaluable to vocal students ask to hear them. Victors and Victrolas in great variety from $12 to $950. Victor Talking Machine Camden, N. Important Notice. Victor Records and Victor Machines are scientifically coordinated and synchronized in the processes of manufacture, and their uae, one with the other, is absolutely essential to a perfect reproduction.

New Victor Reccria demoastrtted at all dealers oa the 1st of each mnta sss 1 "Victrola" is th Reeiitercd TraJemaxi tl U.c Vlwtr Ta'Jtiiit Uctis; Couiaay desirssUi; UiC nwd-stj tfU.ii CiSj-isy oily. -V-i 4 i if- i -r. ki fi Increase the Value of Your House A house can be remodeled or repaired and its selling value materially increased. Its value to you, as a home, is also greater, and the investment is surprisingly small. If you are planning a sleeping porch or sun parlor for this summer, we have some interesting plans and figures for your approval.

"FOR GOOD LUMBER CALL OUR NUMBER" Smogor Lumber Co. LAUREL AND DIVISION BELL 122 HOME 5122 BuvOi took Mow Today The hold ins of the Triangular Oil Company, as advertised last week, were sold Saturday at an enormous profit. xl nave Left $7,500.00 in the Dixie Land, Queen and Guaranty Oil Company. Capital $113,000.00. $100.00 Per Share.

Par Value $100.00. $8,000.00 in the River Sand Oil Company. Capital $75,000.00. $10.00 Per Share. Par Value $10.00.

We start drilling on this River Sand property this week. Buy quick, as stock will advance soon as drilling is fairly under way. All above holdings are in the Burkburnett District of Texas, and the first named has one well producing 600 barrels daily. See me at once, or call up and I will see you. mmm 10u 420 J.

M. S. BUILDING Bell Phone 7, Home Phone 5007. Residence, Home Phone 4331.