The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 8

TTie Lantern BY DO I MARQCia. liaising a mustache Is like raising chickens. Tou are lucky to get original Investment back. When hearts go a' Ah! Ihen they find rest. And eyes 6oftly beaming, When hearts go a-dxeamlng.

But speak in their gleaming That dreams are the best. When hearts go a-dreamtng. Ah! then they find rest. Callagian. Ington." while cautious, as It should be, expresses a view that carries an intimation of gratification.

France, probably more concerned than any other nation except Great Britain herself, is satisfied and relieved, for France feared Lord Curron might win the title, and France haa little affection for Curzon. The attitude of France toward the appointment seems to be summed up in the brief words of Louis Louchner when he beard of Mr. Baldwin's selection -Thank God." Mr. Baldwin has had a rather remarkable rise in politics and public attention, for it was only in 190S that he became a member of parliament A Paper for the People. F.

A. MUEB, EDITOR. W. J. Bryan said plaintively the other day: "Just think of my lines.

I've got to keep the democratic party straight. Then I've got to get prohibition enforced, and that's no small task. And Tve got to defend religion, and that takes all my powers." The only other person we know with such a far-flung sense of responsibility Is Aunt Prudence Heckle- VIA PRESS AGENT. Ixtuts F. Werba ainounces that only those trirls who are named "Adrienne" will be enraged for the chorus of hi new musical comedy "Adrienne." Nomenclature." says Mr.

Werba, "hss a great deal to co with suc- of touble is now two anniversary are having a bit with that mustache. It months old, the birthday being yesterdar. While ALFRED B. MOIEB ASB ttMER COOtBTT. no dobt it bury.

It is imposslWe for us to offer css, and if the girls are namea Ardienne' they will fetl a personal i interest In the play. Ttrvan the neeond Dlace OH tb Aunt Prudence ticket in advance the nominating convention, but has done lis bent. It's growth Iwras to be stunted on ore sde. i One side is much more luxuriant than the other and is quite nti ice-able and, not only that, it maks us walk slightly lop-sided, which' reminds us tt a pair of (excuse us) we THE SOITH BESD WEEILI TK1BI XI. Established March THE mcth nrxn dailt tribcwk.

Establleaad May It. 117 THE BOITH BE VD ICTOAT TRIBCXE. Cstaeliaaad Aprtl 15 THE T. JOSEPH VALLEY KIJ! KteMale4 SeC II. a toad hr The Tribune iit.

Tk. irkl. Trlhsii and Tha Wkly richly observes it. 4 Dr. II.

H. McQullkln. of Orange, I suit of uniierclothest we. mean Tribune rlatr nrgad 1st Te Dally r-ac IS. "Just now we are having an authority In the science of names, and numbers find out the relation of the name 'Adrienne to chorus girls and their success." All of which conies under the head of poUywoppers or bunk.

ut as It is a welcome change from the usual pcesa matter we print it. Anyhow, it is original. The genius who has Invented a limousine body for a motoreyde must have Tvatterned It after some statesmen we might mention. Fualistaad Aftareooas and Sunday Mornln Or N. should have an important place ir.

Miss Heekleburys cabinet when she becomes president. The good doctor ts in favbr of closing the theater on Saturday nights- as well as on Sundays. "The- desecration of the Sabbath starts! on Saturday night." he Is quoted as jsaytng. "The man or woman who goes out to the theater on Saturday night and doesn't get to TRIBUNE BEND bought once upon a time. Every time that suit went to the laundry and came back, one leg had gwn longer, a matter of two lnhe.

There was no possible explanation and we wrote to several Columbia professors for Information. 'Ws had to keep cutting off the long-leg SOUTH Celfax Ave. aa Batldinc. Ta Trlbane Lafayette Blvd. r.lMa CnrkM.

T. A. BfUKsr. C. Ore aw, Vtee-PreeJeot.

Sac -Treaa. ri seiasnr and sewing the piece onto ma i shorter leg. i and a quiet member of the back bench. Merit was in him for in 1917 he became financial secretary, of the treasury and in 1921 was made president of the board of trade. With the resignation of Lloyd George he became chancellor of the exchequer.

He is 56 years old. The new premier Is looked upon as one who will carefully guard English interests st home and abroad. Politically he is expected to exert much influence on the conservative party anl it is believed he will receive the united support of that party. Alto-Kether Mr. Baldwin appears to stand well and to be able to begin his premiership in possession of the cordial feeling-s of a large and powerful lement.

Prediction of the outcome g.VTESCD JN SOUTH BEND POUOrflCJ All MATTER- National HereaitaHee: STORT, BROOKS A riNLTT. Ntv Term. Philadelphia. CHlea. Paa Fraitiaco.

bed until 1 or2 o'clock has broken the Lord's Daf-, because he or she will get up neit morning, if at all, with a head a big as a half bushel and in no condition to worship at all. a a Connecticut paper speaks of young women doing housework for a week. From the standpoint of any city dweller, this is the hlght of optimism. But it is impossible to do that with a mustache which keeps growing longer on one side and shorter on the other. If there is any cur 'or thia we would like to hear what.

It is. Also, we are looking for a good dve. The mustache has disappointed Itls of Why going to the theater should swell the head Dr. McQuilktn does not state. "Amjpiican nien and women must begin observing the Lord's Day on Saturday nlghl." hn concludes.

We to try Ittle cure herselt us completely as regards color, sort of mouse tint with Just MEMBER) Of ASSOCIATED rftES. The Aeeeclatad Preee Ja tlad be oee tor reaiblleOen fiawa diapetehee eradtted ta It or I wise craditad Tha Tribune and alawtna local aewa published herein. Tha la tha entr e.rerxn Aeeoetated Praaa eer Is Soth Band All nhU of refc-fcatten of special dispatches hertia are rarad. Europe ought Coue's stutT and dath fact it nt Ttaliana sunset and in anythlTK to fol doean't look like much of r.H haven't been able call attention tb the "must." This Is the proper spirit the true Cold ones Drive by Sign on State road. Mamarsneck: Hot dogs.

Drive in. may be dangerous and yet the pres anybody with It yet except a fev detectives. Hecklebury sp6Mt, it you will peimit TELEPHONES. ewe Departs Jai ent attlude toward the new premier is significant of success. us.

NO compromise with iniquity: But why not begin on Friday night. boastmri QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS tarried AdrartlJa tV. MSS imUllM DMailaM Ma AMI and extend Sunday until Monday th commences her articles by that upon her admittance rt. she met all to the noon? rP" Headers of Tha Souh Bend Trlbuna eaa an4 urf nnswers to proper queationa ay irv. merit in effect at that time usually follows this by elaboratly If there Is no place In Auot Prudence's cabinet for this gentleman.

wrltinB Tha South Besd Tribune, Informa- tton bureau. Frederic J. Hasktn. director. Washington.

l. C. Th bureau caliwt we suggest tht he be sent as Am- hmiMiinr to Prance. I Its views and advice on legal, medical er financial matters, aettla domestic trouble aor under-taka tihiuUivt reaeas-h Write qealtaS plainly and briefly. Siva full name aad address and encloae tto can la la stamaa far return postage.

Setd letter to Wasa tngtan and not to Tha Tribune la Seats Bend. no doubt he culd be depended upon to make them public there, for his Is the true missionary spirit would be WORK OR GET OUT. The edict of Chief of Police Laurence J. Lane, "get a job or get out cf South Bend," Is In keeping with tha spirit of the city. This is an Indus trial city.

It has been built by Industry from the small but then Important trading post at what Is row the northeast corner of Michigan street and La Salle avenue to the great industrial establishments of to "HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN!" ONCE A POPULAR GOD NOW THEY WANT TO the fact that anyone posseasiu diploma, (and that she possessed one) was not obliged to take the ex amination. This is what I hay. maintained from the first, but deal readers remember that wss two yeart ago The new ruling that anyon regardless of liplomas must take an2 pass an examination was made June 1. 1922. Miss Levy usually closes bet articles by saying she believes sh can prove she is the youngest womac SERVICE WELL DONE.

The resignation of Miss Winona Dodd from the teaching force of the city's publio schools after years of efficient service. 33 of them devoted to the prindpalshlp of the Madison school, marks the termination or a school labor that has been successful, gratifying to the public and of 1m-measureable value to the city. Her name. Inscribed ineffaceably upon the educational honor rpll of the olty, will always be a synonym for faithful labor In the cause and for the education of the young of the city and an appreciation of her work will Interesting to the Parisians. "OUTLAW" HIM.

a The Rev. II, L. Bowlby. president VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. of the Lord's Day Alliance he covers much ground that we always think htm as The Flowing Bowlby NEW AND OLD IN SHOES.

BY FREDERIC 9. II A SHIN Th South Bnd Tribune Invitea com Well day. From a very small beginning should also have some high office admitted to the supreme court. it at mav eto aneaa she ender Aunt Prudence's adminlstra-tion. It haa become a city with name known around tha world and all on nelthei r-nncernea as 1 far as WASHINGTON.

Vay 22. Back to fact am not in a a a know nor care, in If golf, theaters. baseball, tennis. Eanpt is almost back to naturev in i.l. THa carry with It a recognition of marked Kunrfav newanaDers amusements of munication, but will not re rponioi for uttaraneea aria or opinion nprfMd.

ommunlcatlona ahould ba limited to HO xvnrda and rnuat be ulfnad with the full an.l rorrKt nama and addre of the writer as an evidence of oJ faith dm not nereaaarily for publication, unlaaa, in the of the editor, tlie name ahouid be published. Tha rlsht ta reserved to condense any communication eeeed1nr ISO TorOi, Communications which mtiht create rellsloua controveralea or which secin to be libelous or otherwise unfit for publication not accepted. No communlca-t ons returned unless accompanied by sufficient postage. on point at least. success.

terested, tt being so far from my original claim or the issue at stake, a to appear almost ridiculous. MAXINTC E. HTFTR. South Bend. May 25, 123- all sort are to be abolished on Sun Q.

lias anyone evsr invented an auger that will bore a square hole? B. K. I A. A machine has been Invented for such a purpose haMng a bit like that of an ordinary aurer. and with a hollow square casing which has sharpened chisel edges.

The auger turns but not the hollow chisel; it fol.ows about 4 of an Inch behind the auger bit and throws ut the corner cores. Q. What Is novaculite nd where found? H. C. C.

A. Novaculite Is a bard, fhe-grain ed siliceous rock used for wletstonea. It is found in Arkansas. Q. Is It true that a centu-y plant blooms only once in a hundrel years? M.

C. A. The report that a centufr plant blooms only once In a hundred years is probably due to the Impatience of Miss Dodd's success as a teacher day nerhaDs the Lord's Bay Alll- has been due to her understanding of lance will prescribe just how -Amerl modern flapper, in her desperate effort to dress like King Tut and his wife, is wearing shoes that come very near to the primitive. tender are to youth 1 can men and women" must occupy the basis of intelligent and never nagging Industry. It Is composed of people who work, poor and rich alike, and who find the greatest Joy In living to be their ability to perform labor that means something to themselves, their organisations and the city as a unit.

Chief Lane ts therefore right to use bis powers as a police officer to act IlilVAlTTUI I WAGES FOR WIVES. it thoH factors meir lime ana a such iuoi6" The sandals of the super-stylish I A I whlcft are so cousp--uu pvr no doubt, the Alliance has a maker that a pair had become useless in one brief wearing. The bootmaker looked at the worn out sole and said: "Ah. yes. your majesty, I see what has caused it.

You must have walked in it." In an earlier era, women of Venice, and to a less extent those of France and England. Increased their height tt walking on chopines. These were tall stilts fastened to the shoes. Women of the upper middle class managed to teeter about on chopines threo or four inches high. But court ladies who could command servants of- gallants to assist them achieved a greater altitude by walking on chopines 12 Inches tall.

iAs we go further into history foot-Wear is no loss extravagant and impractical. Only, in the earlier centuries, it was the men who followed Philadelphia I.elrer.l With all my worldly goods I thee effect in moulding child life. Without constructive program some young woman oi w-u lavender kid decorated v.ith gilt such lnslEht a teacher cannot hope 1 thing which Is to be enforced by law bands, but apart from expensive- endow" Is too fanciful and Insecure a pledge to suit some of the dele to achlevs the results so necessary to although the members or the organisation have never yet made It In conformance with this South Bend Miss Ryer Replies. To the Editor of The South Bend Tribune: On the 15th day of April. 12J.

The Tribune printed a picture of me including the statement I was the first woman ever admitted to the supreme court of the tate of Indiana by examination. Miss Levy seems to be spirit that It may be kept alive and successful and satisfactory manhood ness of material and the neatness of machine work, ther are still closely akin to the oldest and simplest style public. Perhaps they are waiting until their control of the country is gates to the international woman Suffrasre alliance. The teacher In that we mar have a city of workers I and womanhood some or its aamirers. in some parts w.

a. mmnltti. and the nrorratTa can be whom It Is lacking wouia ne urii-r Ther think that's all very well for. t)f South America where It growwild of footwear known. enforced by armed: men, as in England under Cromwell.

marriage service the bridal blooms once In eight years, but mpression I the marriage seru'r iht, traTtmnXantm off. and so would the community, to cease contact with schools and devote laboring under the false i It Is supposed that back In pre a a veil and strewn roj sweetly sentimental, strains of Men- greenhouses under artificial coidi- historic days, some savage wno jrr tha energies, both mental and phys Some organisation we have for weary of stepping on unexpected delssohn's wedding marcn. or tions us Diooming uaie js raw-n jro- ical, to some other sphere of en and not Of drones. With its hundreds of manufacturttMr plants. Its many-stores and Us organisations of other types no man or woman who desires to work and give an honest day's service for the good pay prevalent in South Bend need, want for a Job.

The loafers are not wanted. They are the kind that mar work a day and hard and somewhat grim years after, longed thorns and stones seixeu the honeymoon, when rice Is merely deavor. gotten which one It was came out recently and suggested that, "motor cars should not be used on Sunday, except as a means, of conveyance to animal skin and a bit of sinew ana that I invented the above to gain free publicity and personal aggrandizement. Now I do not care to rap what Miss Levy thinks, says or does but for the benetU of the many who persue her lengthy communications will state that upon passing my examination to the highest court in tjie fashions Jn shoes. In those days women wore long tialling robes and their shoes were in consequence tin-Ipiportant.

The men. however, were slaves to fashion and to the whim? and ailments of the royalties who ruled the sitvle shows at court. A king is said It Is apparent from her splendid somethlsg to be boiled witn raisin- laboriously evolved a way ot xasieu- for a. cheaD vet tasty dessert. record that Miss Dodd has enjoyed Ing a sole to his foot.

and from church. We waited to hear A tanner, writing in the American ask something less poetic but more collectable before the law. the Rockefellers, who are her 35 yeais oi i whether Indiana, which consisted of an hour loaf until tha ware is spent. What the way should go and the results very religious people, would endorse In a word, they want wages shoe witn tne i wew, v- to have introauceo in thrp. of she haa a I this pious idea, out up to aaie wo YtmnA aatrea and needs and I Mn.1nir1v ihow that foresees tnat laeniou i leading modems to where we shall all be primitive shoemakers like this cave man.

Referring to the wives. They warn tne tv innr nointed tec to conceal a of them. Aunt I ftf if I have heard nothing the hjgh dignitaries or tne court, was told by them verbally in front of a of the world to decree that a nrAn nt it. man's salary or ln- is for It, how- muse nave are inow iwu i peneci njni I Prudence Hecklebury Q. Who holds the first radio licetse Issued in the United States and whm was It Issued? O.

I H. A. To George Hill Lewis, of Cit clnnati, was Issued the first radb license in 1911. Q. Can a stove which has been use for natural gas be used with acetylen A.

According to the bureau of nines, acetylene gas cannot be usel si natural gas burners. Q. Has the mole any eyes? F. T. A.

The eyes of the mole are very small and In many species are covered by a membrane. Recent Investigations show that the eye itself 14 nuch degenerated and probably is of she has accom- i -pwd hm not been heard Iots work, who know the meaning of I satisfaction. What witness that I was the first woman come ghall be allotted to his wife. If to take and pass this examination. oes not hand it over voluntarily tendency to cut the uppers or women's slippers In fancy openwork patterns, he salfl: formity of his foot.

Each courtier hastened to be in style, and lb favor, by having pointed toes on his shors. pradually the points grew longer ind longer, just as styles always tend in become more and more exag honest service and. who will give it. should be an Inspiration toifrom although we understand that Furthermore have now in my posses- th want to attarh his pay en Tha Tribune congratulates Chief other teachers, particularly to those he is a very ngnteous man 'If they keep on cutting away mm a 'W aa.4 I m. VI B-Ka Qfirl I velope.

sion written assurance of the above, and anyone who is skeptical regard uppers or snoes mere uuu Lana on ina sxanu n. wfco are just Prudence Is elected, and The loudest advocates or me mpw-. nniA were believes all cltlsens loyal to their I tetter work. The school is me roun- i cUs Jn Mf Bryafl end Ths Ambrosial ing mv position in this controversy anything left but a sole and straps. Then a perron having a mechanical tire, it is iniereeiui iu the delegates from F.ngland.

where with Miss Ivy may call at my of city will stand back of him. His at- Nation stone of our government, to i Bowiby al, to help her In formu- skill gained from fixing up the tlivver fice and I shall consider It not only a tltude ts tight and makes yor a bet- I a voice and hand In shaping I uting her ukases, we trust that no wife has little legal standing. onnonents the Scan- nleasure but a xreat privelege to will go the 10 cent store nna gei among the ter city In ever, way. He should tnftt Btene a privUece of priceless Ttled" victorious nresent this document for their in pair of soles ftor adime. apair oi Piiwi ftvpr no use as an organ of dinavian women, wnose nractically rave no nesiutncy property uin value.

The TTioune the forms and rituals all "American spection. give a wife support comraranum- Miss Ivv resumes when she Miss Dodd. after a continuous ex- I observe on all of the authority and power vest ith her husband position. straps for another alme. snd a package of tacks for a nickel.

Taking them home he will tack the straps to the soles snd make himself a pair of perience of years, will Indorse that I Sundays. ed In the police department to en undertakes to describe my examination nt the supreme bar of this state sight. Q. In playing five hundred when nay the joker be played In a ao-trump hand when It ts held by sorte-one else beside the bidder? H. A.

In playing a no-trump hand 'n women from the north argued that wages dishonored the married state and reduced wives to the position of gerated, until eventually the most fashionable gentlemen of England snd Prance went about with toes 12 Inches long fastened up to their knees by gold chains. This style was vigorously de- I pounced and laws were enacted in an attempt to limit the length of a Shoe. The pointed toe finally rnn Its course, snd another monarch. Said to have bern the victim of gout, introduced a-, broad toe shoe Fashion immediately, sought un-other freakish extreme. Men went about in shoes as wide as eiRlit inches.

Duckbills, these shoes were appropriately called. Some of the wid--toed shoes! had patterns cut out; the tons not unlike the mod- i The 24 hours at least C4 hours force with strictness and constantly view. aa she was neither present, nor must be spent by all "American men the policy announced. strange as It may seem, called upon paid housekeepers. and women In churchly observances week' While we are having marathons in to vouchsafe any information what How much ts a wile wortn a hut lust what particular ob- fse hundred the person holding ua .4 THE SCHOOL ENUMERATION.

soever. The picture which she draws The question mlgnt wen ne i j4ker mny play at any time he caned with another: How much is a ne may mu1 it an servances? It a lameniaiue iaci that there are old historical divisions A significant fact Indicating the of such an easy entrance to the above, consisting of answering two dancing and otner xoouan uuhb would It not be a good Idea to have some real marathons six days a week husband wo Egyptian sandals all for a quarter. "Then." he concludes sadly, "the occupation of shoemaker will be about as active as that of stage coach driver." The tanner apparently takes it Tor granted that men ns well as women will soon be displaying primitive footwear. His satiric shaft migfet be taken seriously if it wero not for the fact that fashion determines the among the rtgmeous infmwiv, rth a week? Tbe "Ujus- he wUh JU howt cas answer either ques- ca. an er necessarily have to play fr throo insignificant questions, im present rapid growth of South Bend Is the result of the recently completed ticlan who vhirh form, which ritual, will be every week In dally duties actually presses me she must have entered by tlon could appraise the sunrise ana come official? school enumeration which places a verv easv method herself or she for the flowers i w.

a ror me write price tars a a a worth while? Hutu mniy" inuwn the field and tre soft winds of sum em cut out flippers. The width and 'could not possibly entertain such an thla city on the state board of edu year This puritanlxalion of America is the Panama canal during tne erronaneous idea or an admittance elaboratness of the duckbill shoo pro mer. toll cation to replace Fort Wayne. That verv Dersonal to us, in a strange It22 and how much did the Roger W. Babson, the statistical to these hish tribunals, since the and fashion is The ordinary pay of domesticity is a 1 i.

kA I Knar.l fnr I -mnat vare earners 1 tear 1 nun wav: we cannot escape the I olothine to be worn new rulinr. June 1st. 1922. Just a mm a expe. i 1 1 ZT' I a sovie Even if home- we ave feeling of responsibility, spend all they get" which prompts year ag.

doxens of our ancestors as preachers a noun to? A. O. A The number of ships which passed through the Panama canal in 1923 wis 2,739 and the total amount tdls collected for them wss voked as much criticism as the curiea up toes once had. and finally shoes were restricted to a conservative width by royal proclamation. In a later, more polished age.

and Venetian gentlemen were some time by reason of school popu fcatlon. The federal (census of H2 Thi- concludes any discussion some one to observe that "it wouldn to a certain' denomination, and now struggle and hope, worries ana mvr. weariness and content, bills and the Interest on the mortgage, and the cost of shoes fcr restless little feet. In a word, it Is a sight draft on the not always solvent bank of life. relative to mv title so far as I am i ai If thev also earned all -srav Tndianartolia a population of we are.

being punished for our biq made shoes a craze, tne craze would last only a brief season. Then, at least so far as the women are concerned, a reaction would probably set in and the ultra-fash-i wmiM nnnear In hip boots. concerned, however I have a fight rj cv they get logical past. The virtues of the 314.194; Fort Wayne, 88.S49; Evans- Miss I-evv for misstatement of fVmnd wearing heels six inches high with fathers are visited upon the sons facts. When she asserts that I stood on my constitutional rights, "which TlUe.SJ!, and South Bend T0.9S3.

the latter being the fourth city of the The Pltsburgh Sun very truthfully I even to the third: and fourth genera I to aau i ihtii tures of these shoes show the heel But if we cannot honestly forecast is some I tion. It Is these: lore Dear wno are any layman may do." upon entering iliiliiiiiliiUlllllillHIlllllHIHiil Iiiilillllllillllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii observes that "a joy rider urging us to set Aunt Prudence upon the St. Joseoh bar. will an state. Since South Bend has made such rapid progress that one who Is riding while we are wala- the throne.j nounce that this is absolutely fal i mnA a.

lav walker Is some one and am correcting it. I defy Miss there appears to be very little doubt For, make no mistake about it. if who is walking while we are Ievy to repeat the above or con Aunt Prudence Isr elected, she will be. it has passed both Evanaville and Fort Wayne and Is now the second tradict my correction. Miss Levy Adler Brothers A Store for Men and Bay 197-109 S.

Michigan St. 10 W. Washington Ave, not in fact Imerely the president of a speaks of an easy method usable lr With the stiff collar so near its the sensational prospect i nuws becoming5 truly and permanently primitive, we can point out one striking fact. This Is that for the moment at least, shoes are comparatively sensible, as they have not been In the good old days of the past and as they may not be In the mysterious future. Shoes with the uppers cut Into fantastic patterns and other shoes with scarcely any uppers at all are said by starting off at an awkward angio from the shoe, and even then only the extreme toe of the shoe could touch the gTOund.

and the wearer must have carried a cane to keep from pitching over head foremost. Our own American statesmen would doubtless be following complex changes in styles of footwear if long trousers had not become a uniform in the past Since then, women alone have been the inspiration of hoe designers and the tarret of moralists. The most recent extravagances in doom and laundry men sounding the city of the state. Fort Wayne is claimlnr 100.009 population but on the state of Indiana for admittance to practice law. Admitting same.

doom of the soft collar the time may republic, byt In effect a sitter upon a throne; an empress; the chief lemon In a kind of acid' theocracy. You say It can't be done? Possibly you are one of those who said the ISth however this was not the avenue what basts The Tribune is not In eoma when we shall be free to go which opened the door for my admis slon to the circuit court of St. Jo coUarless and tleless. formed. South Bend's population on a basis of the compilation of the 1923 city directory soon to.be published Is seph county.

I took a two hour and amendment couldn't be passed. The fact seems to be that it is being done. Aunt Prudence Is yearly gaining in foot experts to afford emcient ventila 10 minute examination during which We would like the motion picture time answered over 100 question tion system for hot weather. Heals 1 A- thAV VlAVCk directors to tell us how a man can Here again af submitting my proof strength. Tou can laugh at her now.

are) reasonaoiy w. footwear have been high heels and shoes too small for the foot. It is not so many years since a "lady" fall into the water and appear almost in a few years laughter at her may to the public. been now for some time, and the the modern shoe makes be forbidden by law. Wf.

the undersigned hereby cert ir.atntrv with dry clothes. Didn't ifv that we have examined Miss ICopyrifbt. Now Taxis? Tribune. US3.1 you ever notice It? around 169.000. The recently completed school enumeration gives South Bend a school population of 22.13C as against Fori' "Wayne's new school census figures o'f 21.949.

is 4S7 In favor cf South Bend. Last year this city was only; 293 behind Fort Wayne so some pretense of following the foot. These facts may be taken as a mq-ter of course, but they become really Maxine Ryer as to her knowledge of the law. and we find her qualified would never admit that she wore shoe larerer. than size three.

If na- i ture had endowed her with a size six foot, she insisted on encasing it 1 knl Ihll i 7 QTlH the Tt Must Abandon Slavery. Most governments who knoc'n at Is your bank account above or be fcr the nractice of the law In the low the average? The combined bank recommend her admission remarkable when you deive into snoo history. In no department of dress has there been more exaggeration and extravagance than in shoes. parent length of the she was further courts and to the practi ce by any of the courts Herosits in America show J390 for the door of the league of nations have tb give up -something to get In. i of St.

Jospeh county, Indiana. that the Increase Is very rratlfylngL Whv the hleh Louis heel was dts- every man. woman and child. Now It is the Abyssinlans who learn After the French revolution wnen Dated. August.

ZZ. Sisrned: F. M. JACKSON. carded ny iasnion.

inor u'-anun i simplicity was the waicnwora. me that to make themselves fit to draw An dotibt exnlain. Sports and If the people would think and work K. F. SETEBrRT, I up a chair at the council table they while at the same time significant.

Much satisfaction Is felt In the fact that exceptional care was exercised in taking this year's enoume ration. O. A. FAltABAUOII. as they should we would have less shoes of a lady of fashion Became so extremely simple that the soles were no thicker than the satin Two or three of these fragi! I am a graduate of Bend trouble with the working abilities of must first get rid of the obnoxious institution of slavery.

Especially Since the war the traditional demesne Tli-h school. This is on the the first our governments. The D'Orsay riniittM necessary to gain enroll It was suspected the city might exceed Fort Wayne and that if mid Cf Solomon has solved its labor prob slippers might be worn out in an or ment with any college of repute, and lem by the simple method of impress dinary evening's dancing, without the Did you swat that fly or permit tt sport clothes for women have Vten one important factor. At any rate, the avrrage woman no longer tries to coop their feet tn shoes too short for them. A girl hobbling along In a Cinderella slipper would be laughed at rather than admired nowadays.

Whether this attitude means that public opinion has become permanently sensible in one direction, or whether fashion is merely giving the world a new sort of variety remains Fort Wayne would make a fight to conversant with college ing human beings Into the service of others without lay. That process tn become a great, great, great rules will realize this. Also have had retain Its place on the state board of two years preparatory course, which is will not do. Gineva warns, if great grandmother in a few weeks? wearer's attempting any endurance tests. In one year, the Empress Josephine had more than 230 pairs of these impractical pairs of shoes made for herself.

It is said that on one o- Abvssinia; wishes to resrard herself i another requirement. The above to education and so the need of unusual accuracy In the new enumeration was thoroughly appreciated. The as part Of the: civilised gether with the two and one-half years Mr. Ford may take a seat in the clerk (not steno- Philadelphia Ledger. exoerience as law residential car but who's going to 1 trim Society Brtnd model.

Sin-plebreasted, three huHon, slightly fittwl. Five buttou veit. Straight trtuseri with cuffe. the offices of 'Frank i irraDher) oaslon she complained to her boot- to be seen outh Bend school officials are therefore ready for kind of an Inves do the cranking? Duonahoo gained for me the privilege Democratic View. The government appears to be in of entering one oi iuc mvi i edv to the situation occasioned tigation of the new figures the state teres ted both lit bringing down the I the hlsrh price of sugar.

X. T- Authorities desire to make. It is a relief to be officially assured that dollar gasoline is not a probability. nriee of stunvi and in elevating the Sura Curs for Profiteering: There is one swift and sure remedy for conditions created by higrh prices. That Is to cut down purchases of commodities so priced.

The of this country resorted to that price of wheit to stand for the consumer- ta one case and for the institutions in tne lujicu Notre Dame university. Believe this school is perfectly capable of teaching' the fundamentals rules of law and procedure, which Miss Larry tries to emphaslxe to the people of my home city, that I lack. Now I do not know what Miss Levy Is arguing about. She usually producer Jn the other. We may not Know why: trot ws are certain that China Paying th Panalty.

After a good many centuries of confused pacifism China finds itself at the mercy of bandits. Chicago News, Don't cut out your Tou may like the noise but other people do not. it ii" UliiiM! ENGLAND'S NEW PREMIER. The selection Stanley Baldwin, chancellor of the exchequer In the Bonar Law government, ta bo premier of England seema to meet approval at home and abroad. Wash- thsv.m vemailT Aura and 'Wheat growers have more votes than sugar Ind, Dem- suit, they aimed crat.

I can once more apply, the same rem Obey the traffic officers..