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Bank Lavs Violated. Investigation of the Porter State Bank of Kouts: ¢ontinued today after Thomas D. Barron assistant State bank examiner had stated that the state banking laws had been violated in operation of the bank. Charles H. Cannon cashier of the institution is held in the Porter county jail on defauit of $5,000 bond, on a charge of embezzlement. ©il Company Formed. B The Richberne oil & Gas company has been incorporated at Beren with a capital stock of $lOO,OOO. The company owns 341 acres of proven oil and gas leases located in the heart of the new Berne oil field. T | , Spring Vacation On. | ‘Goshen schools - adjourned last Thursday for the annual spring vacation which will continue until April 19 when students will return to their. classes to prepare for the final six weeks of school. ]

MON. APRIL 18 ‘e : An Affair of the Follies An extra ordinary fine picture. Ask those who saw it last night. Starring Billie Dove. Lloyd Hughes and Lewis Stone also a good comedy. TUES, WED.,, THURS., APR. 19-20-21 The Third Degree With Dolores Costello, Louise Dresser and Jason Robards, a drama ot a millionarie’s son and his circus girl bride. The husband, she loved faced the electric chair and only she knew who had committed the crime. Without a doubt the year’'s greatest melodrama from the great stage success. Truly a wonderful picture. See it. FRI. APRIL 22 : The Blackaller Players in : Wedding Bells A gplendid comedy drama. ' FRI. AND SAT. APRIL 22.23 . _Monte Blue in Across the Pacific And sonre fine picture too, a spectacular drama of the ' Philippine campaign. See it by all means. SUN. AND MON. APRIL 24-25 Easy Pickings With Anna Q. Nelsson and Kenneth Harlan. This is a spine tingling mystery picture that will make your nerves do their “daily Dozen” Also a Charles Chase comedy. TUES.,, WED., THURS., APR. 26-27-28 - The Lady in Ermine With Corine Griffith Ermine, Orchids, Rolls-Royces and Corinne Griffith are all in the same class. The finest anywhere.

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. $lO,OOO For Damages Noah Sassaman of Elkhart well fnown as a ‘“bad bill collector” has sued Harry L. Ludwig realtor with an ffice in Elkhart for $lO,OOO damages n superior court as the result of a ‘beating”, administered by the defendant. i ~ The complaint avers that on April 5 1927 the plaintiff ‘“was necessitated ¥y his business to call at the Chicago Victor Club’s office in Elkhart to secure certain cars.” : ‘While he was there it is averred, thie defendant struck him a number of “imes with his fists without cause, hitting him on the head, face and body, ‘knocking him “around and about”. ‘hreaking his nose, spraining his shouller tearing the ligaments injuring the lumbar of his back, tearing loose a rupture of long standing, which he now has to bandage and protect with 'a truss, shocking his nervous system ynd causing him to be sick so that he t ‘s unable to work as a collector. - It is averred the defendant has beern 'compelled to spend $5O for medical }services; that l}e is 56 years old and nat- he has been damaged in the Lan sit s g :

Coolidges Offered Home. Among the invitations sent to Pre'sident Coolidge to spend the summer n the middle west is one from Phil'ip A. Snyder of White Pigeon. Mr. Anyder is the best known dynamiter of St. Joseph county and in a letter to %W, A. Cavin prominent lumberman of Sturgis he stated that he already had sent the invitation to the President >nd that he wanted the co-operation »f influéntial citizens in procuring & suitable mansion at Klinger lake. Klinger lake lies six miles west of Sturgis and Mr. Snyder explains ‘hat he has carefully outlined to thg President the advantages offered in that locality. Mr. Snyder is awaiting the arrival of Mr. Coolidge’s investigators whom he expects any day now to inspect that community with a view toward accepting his invitation. : ‘Going Too Fast. Rupert Lyons who works at a cream station in LaGrange seems to have a Ford of unusual speed. Traveling on the highway west of LaGrange las week ;he happened to pass Sheriff Minich at the rate -of about fifty-fivc miles per hour. The sheriff was un lible to keep in close formation with the flying flivver with his make of « Lyons next passed State Highway Officer Donavan and after a several mile chase Officer Donavan headed him off.- Lyons was taken before Justice Burritt and was fined one doly lar and costs. ‘The highway officen advised Lyons to get a speedometex on his Ford touring car or it would run away with him some time. |

Pioneer Resident Dies. Andrew Rowe 84 pioneer resident of Elkhart county died at his home in Elkhart Friday after an illness of four days due to infirmities. He had planned a dinner for yesterday in celebration of his 85th birthday anniversary He was a members of the 84th Reg., Indiana Volunteer Infantry in the Civi} war. Surviving are his secon three grandchildren, one great grandchild. two step-sons and one step-dau: ghter. i -—-4—-—...‘__-‘ Five Are Paroled. Five inmates of the state reformatory at Pendelton were under parole today by action of Governor Jackson on the recommendations oft the board of trustees of the institution. Among those paroled were: Charles Adams, sentenced from Lake county for manslaughter; Peter Bendick sentenced: from : Lake county for robbery and Pete Brock sentenced from Putnan county for escaping from the state penal farm. : - Farm Residence Is Destroyed. A large two story frame house owned and occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eby three miles south of Osceola was burned to the ground Thursday afternoon. The contents of ‘the first floor were saved. It is believed that defective wiring caused the blaze. Mr. Elby carried some insurance. | Freak Fire. , A friction spark caused by rapid rubbing of a piece of silk set off a pan of gasoline and seriously burned Miss Ora Rauner 35 of Fort Wawne. She was cleaning some silk garments in gasoline at the time. The flames burst into her face. Fire wihch followed the explosion caused $3OO damage to the home. L N “An Affair of the Follies” toel . o s

~ INSTRUCTORS TO LOSE JOBS Bftween, Twenty-five and Thirty-five Will Not Be Re-Employed By - Kosciusko Trustees Twenty-five to thirry-five teachers in (Kosciusko county will not be re-. employed by their township trustees because of the passage of the teacher’s tenure law by the last legislature. -~ A number of township trustees were in Warsaw last week and one of them told a Times reporter that four of the seventeen trustees have decided this year to make a clean sweep of teachers now employed who will come. under the provisions of the tenure law. ' The tenure law is not only going to work a hardship upon the trustees but also upon many good and worthy 'teachers. The trustees will be censure if he.employes some one who is not popular in the community, and few teachers have the endorsement of every patron. On the- other hand miany competent teachers will be shifted in order to prevent them becoming life instructors in a certain district or city. Some teachers will feel bad over their dismissal, but it 18 the opinion that it wouid be a very foolish move for a trustee to bind a community to any one teacher.

L Found Dead. _ - Mrs. Mary Horton 70 of Milford wag found dead at noon last Tuesday by Fugene Felkner who had called at her Lome on business and receiving nq reply to his knock he entered. He found Mrs. Horton lying on the floor, Neighbors of Mrs. Horton had not seen her since Friday and in all probability had been dead for several days Coroner Landis was called to conduct the inquest. : : People Make 11l by Drinking Milk Fifty-four residents of Argos made ill by drinking milk have fully recovered. The cause of the illness has not yet been determined although it is believed that it was some poison in the milk. Analysis of the milk by South Bend chemists failed to reveal the particular poison or foreign substance which caused the illness. “The Third Degree with - Declores Costello is a picture for those who appreciate a big powerful story well screened. ‘We endorse it to you. Notice to Water Takers. ‘You are hereby mnotified that water rents are due April Ist 1927 payvable at the office of the city clerk. On all rents due dnd not paid on or bhefore April 20th a penalty of ten percent will be added. - All water renuts fo:r 1327 are:now due and must be paid. on or before April 20th. : / Office hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. - The office will be open Wednesday and Saturday evenings for the accommodation of the public. / Thht Joseph C. Kimmell City Clerk.

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Slayew of Elkhart Co. Man to Hang. John Walton Will, 48 salyer of Albert Nusbaum, South Chicago contractor and former resident of Elkhart county, was called before Chief Justice William J. Lindsay in Chicago and informer that all legal resources have been eéxhansted By his attorney to savy him from the hangman’s noose. Eliza Nusbaum, 60 years old, wife of the ;murdered man, is now serving a life sentence for her part in the murder; which took place in December, 1925. Attorney Rocca D. Stefano announced that he would make none of the last minute appeals. ! Will Be Filmed Near Rome City. « Limberlost Cabin the home of the late Gene Stratton Porter located on the beautiful estate of Indiana’s well known authoress on the south shores of Sylvan Lake near Rome City will provide the scene for- the filming of “The Harvester’”’ by the Film Booking Offices, Inc., of Los Angeles, Calif. | ‘No Word From Missing Boy. ; No word has bhen received from Roy Hartman, thirteen years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hartmgn of near; Wakarusa, who ran away from home in his father’'s Ford Sunday. The boy took the car while members of the family were attendnig church servees. . _ Returns Man From Hammond. Deputy Sheriff E. J. Parker drove to Hammand arrested Alfred Beaubein, who is wanted on a charge of child neglect. Beaubein, who was unable to furnish bond was confined in the Noble county jail to await disposal ‘of his case in the next term ofcourt.

: Given Jail Term. Henrietta Webb of Elkhart colored is in the county jail at Goshen where she will serve a 30 day sentence for violation. of liquor laws, which she received in Elkhart city court Thursdav. o Farm Home Destroyed. ¢ Fire destroyed the house on the Peter Yoder farm in Adams county at a loss of $2,000. An overheated stove is believed to have caused the fire. i Goshen Boy Deserter. . The Gosh(;n police have been asked to look for John Farrell, son of Mrs. Alma Anglemyer, of Goshen, who degserted from Co. A, slst Signal Bn., at Ft. Monroe, N. J, orb*Mm‘ch 9. i Science Lecture. A lecture on Christian Science will be given by Rev. Andrew J. Graham, C. 8. B,; of Boston, at he Jefferson theatre in Goshen on Tuesday evening, §aw bHth. : : Billie- Dove " in" a chorus girl who marries a penniless clerk and makes Lim forget his work. See her tonight. She'll make you forget your troubles.

. - CHICKEN SUPPER Thursday Evening Beginning at L 5:30 at U. B. Church Chicken ~ Buselts | - Gravy - Potatoes ~ Develed Eggs ; ; Creamed Corn : p Lettuce Salad . Jello Bread Butter Apple Pie De la Mode : Coffee - ~ g - NEWS NOTES For Sale—Good hay, phone 771. Oats for Sale 30c. Phone 154. = 9a3t* See Ed Tice for trucking.- Phone 23 on 3, Wawaka, Ind. . 6al6t® For Sale—Sideboard, good as new, phone 271. Batf FOR SALE—Jersey Cow. Enquire Nolan Renner. 9b2t* $ o | ie i 4 .Call Chet Hile for local and long distance-hauting phone 440. 421 f Mr. and Mrs. John Skeels atended a party as Fort Wayne Saturday night B e | Fred L. Young of Wolf Lake has rurchased a cigar store of Guy Burger at Kendallville. Lawns and gardens need phosphate, all kinds of fertilizer. <Call George Gaby, phone 370. .

For Sale—B flat Tenor, gold finish artist model saxaphone. Will sell on payments -if desired. Kenneth Mudge. For Sale—Property at 825 Summitt street. ' Priced reasonable. Levi McClellan. ‘ Badt¥ Dolores Costello is a great big new star and she is simply great in “The Third Degree.” : Just received a shipment of machinery for your inspection. J. Kettlebar 163 North street, phone 191. - , o IBtf “The Third Degree” a drama of a millionaire’s son and his circus girl bride, the greatest of police melodrams at Crystal this week. - Quality baby chicks, also custom hatching. Get my prices before plac: ing your order. Phone Kimmell 58, W. W. Collett. . bla2ot* Rev. and Mrs. Grisso are on a few days business trip to Windfall, Mrs. Grisso’s former home. They will return Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. _ o . . Office Hours. " The Assessor Hours at the Kimmell Realty Wednesday and Saturdays are: -9 tg 11:30 A. M. : Ito 5:30 P. M. 7T to 9 P.. M.

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