South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 123, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 May 1919 — Page 9
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
SATX'UD.W AITKKNOOX, MAY ., 191.
1 MISHA WA KA NEWs i
Ncws-Times Office: 120 Lincoln Way West. Home Phone 118; Bell 10
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tho
ROADSTER TWO ARE
SETS;
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Man and Wife, of South Bend Figure in Auto Accident Last Night.
ARRESTS TWO AFTER SENSATIONAL CHASE
cd put this loan publicly cxprcM
wr.nt especially hnnk the
reporters and management
New -Times .ind Tr.u.T.' Tor
suppar: they have icr.. Tonight at the hUh .-chool there
1 concert liven tho U v. ill , a JoHifici-
and that they
a person or from th -ubsenpti-ms.
I
ovr. I want to ! headquarter?," the county chairman rnv thank?. and l t said. "I want it divinely understood
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; v.-ill be a ba; ' Jac;ke I .mu. iirn in g I com feeling
vbody Rill not LC
a.k(
:h'-r
; that we are not holding anything tack. I hoar it frequently naid in the J . course of a day that we are not glv- j ! in out : 1 1 1 of our toF?I- Various men ' h.'ivo tkeil rue vhon we are grdng ' to announce the rtufT we have been i : holding I wi.-h to goodneM we? : had some of th.es big k-aI-s to an-
j for returning until the last minute, LatllG COmpSniCS RetUm tO ; v a--u
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BACK TO OWNERS
! Mexico
mpjiw t.. ! mi: INDIANAPOLIS FACES
GREAT LABOR SHORTAGE
i nnou no ement 1 v s
civilian a.:ror.g tho! " ho
prominently
platform fu
Fred flrosbeck and Arthur V;i n Heck-, both of Hi i city, wen arrested la.-t ni-'ht by Motor'-yrle Officpr Olmstrad of South I : :il after a sensational cha.- from South Fend through tho country roads to
HELL OKER TOP
is al-
Two people, man and wife, of uth Fend, wcro soriously injured l iM night when th Ford roadster In vhi''h they wen; riding skidded and upset in fremt of the Imperial garage, 2:10J Lincoln way E. They were ijointr east at tho time. Walter Fitsrh, cwnrr of tho garage, and
m vral others nearby, rnNor tho car and rcTiir-'l the occupants. Tho man Avas unonnsciou-, having suffer d
fluni severe bruise-, an did tho woman occupant. Ah soon as tho n lie passenger recovered Iiis senses the pa.soni,'rrs wore conveyed to South Rend in a Cadillac; which
b?iinened to pass the Hone t the;
accident. The roadster was conipletely demolished. The namos of tho two people could not bo ascertained.
Dyrkit's curve, this city. It
b'tred that Olm.-tead ordered the j men to htop but they paid no atten-: tion to him. Ho followed thmi
and whon they came to the Kwini: road, they undertook to ".shake" him, but were unsuccessful. Ho
Jired three shots at the tank of tho i
machine, compelling t' m to The liulek ear was taken to
loal police station and the two nun to South l!end headquarters. Two men residing .southwest of
PUPILS OF BATTELL !N PLEASIMG PLAYLET "Littlo Mi.-s Mufftt I.o.-t and Found." a most pleasing pliylot, was
I but we have none. We have had our :
cards on the table from the start, and have not tried to fool th people or give them a notion that our total of bonds sold Is less than it
t really is. Indeed, it is not. The coun- "
quota is exactly $S,900,000. e!
ell that many bond
in th
; next year. Cabrera's
omy one
' h ive been n enticntd
U: connection with The np sidenry ! v. ho has not stated bis position. He I is Manuel Acuiroo iierlantja, secsi(tnry ot the interior, who i cpt'ted to issue a Ktatement sr.ortl;.
ien. t'ario tionzaios r. i: return d
replieü to a similar quf j-tion.
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Private Control at Direction of Wilson.
j while (Jen. Alvaro Obrf son and Gen. Salvador Alvarado. who are -:en-j erally bclievel to have pr sidmti" 1 j aspirations', hae made ro cf.'ici.il ; announcements.
INUIAXAl'nUS. Ind., Mi. Mavcr Charles W. Jru-tt. of
,' anapolis. i'ri.i.i- ilflireJ it hi b -f that 3 . .1 iar .ipui is will bo fort '1 't. a!ert:.- for la'r tforr I via vs. Ho p'e-lirti d re nrd -bre.j ';. - Jr.. pro-j-.i it v for th- city and a i I ii n i rt e l( i'.tf'l building boom. Huri inc April building prrn;its wer.i
I i-sucd by the t i;y. the urc . i .er during one month in tin 1 b.i-'tor.
r utu ity .
Buys S700,000 Bonds Exceeds Quota by Over S30,000.
presented at the hitrh school auditorium la.-t nipht by the pupils of Ilattell s -hool, before a KOOd audience. The parts were exceedingly weil taken, several of the youngnteM displaying surprisinp histrionic ability fur ones so tender of yeary. Much cedit is du the teachers who
Mishawaka has a era in demonstrated ' coached tip cast of player, which
WASHINGTON. Mav
Ameri-
must sell that many bonds beforo can rnfcle lines taken over tho
we are over the top. natever is
T y fn.HV 13 1
to private ownershiD
i Operation :it mlilni
ell. It
ovrrnrr.ent in N'ovemher
aunuunceu in me jiapcrs uju.ij 1 stored
i v.,.- .uii'. ii i v iiiiuiiii.i r 1 luav LY
direction of Tres't Wilson.
Mishawaka called at tho local sta- t;tin' (1 ;it u ;d'iuarters
tion laut nicht and stated that
KiiIok ni.'irnlTin vi'w nc of hn .
- - - ...... p..,,.. ill'- I Uli; I
of 7:, miles an hour while paaslnc ! chilirm:in for Mish.iwaka
tor
us patriotism oy over iu I'scriu-
i im,' tor tne victory loan oy iuny ! $ JO.0O0. The local quota was $ f. i 8 . -: 0C0 and according to figures ot-
Saturday
$700,000 has Miller,
and Penn
tno . worranp a p proximately
! been subscribed. . L i
their home, and th.it over a certain
I rcuh roadway jumped practically' i ... . i
' -0 leet in the air and landej on all I four wheel.-?.
Dr. H. rteynolds. Dentist. I
Mishawaka Trust lildg. Home phone 4 8. Advt. 23tf
Dr. Ivan F. Smith his dontal practice in building, 117 S. Main mann's. Advt.
has resumed the IZberlein st.; over Ull-i.
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WANTKD Good experienced norapher. Must v lirs'. tlood salary. Fox N. '.
ste- FOIt HALF Automobile bumper and
ass. ;:t7
WANTIiD Younc; men to learn trunk making. National Veneer Co. 18tf
U'ANTFD Man to till duties as hauffeur-housenian, married pr.l'rred. (Jood positon and salarj to competent, clean-on man. Address inquiries pivinj,' full particulars to Hutrh Younir, Fox 47. postollice. Mishawaka. .".t-
i'Oll HAFK Strictly modern brick house, corner Spring and Lincoln highway W. Could b made suitable for oflices or apartment house. In(Hiire Mishawaka Trust Co. -t"
FOFt SAFF 1200 pound truck, iood condition. liglits and starter; one Ford loadster truck and 1 'aimer SinjpT taxi cab. All at a s.icritice. Imperial Carafe, Finoln way Fast. Fell phone P, ltf
(looJyear .'.1x4 tire; tubes-. 31xF Call 514 W
two inner Fourth st. 2t2
F)It SALF lee other tilings, vest.
box and several 4ul Lincoln Way L'tf
I 'OK SALI: Koau.str. electric lights, Kt. liter, all complete. New tir's all around. Will sell cheap. (Jeote F. Fbe;hart. Hume phono t'S or 2 rlnss on .MtJ. 2tJ
i-'olt SALF Two houses on one lot. Front houso, 7 rooms: rear house 1 rooms. Fas light, at T.2S lasher Court. Fnuuire J 17 Fast Sixth st. it I
LOST Small brown purst, containing money ani jewelry receipt. Reward. Fetutn to News-Times Ottice. ctl
WANTKD Men or women to sort. ht. pre- and mount postage stamps lit home .-.vcninns for us. i:x-iit-rienie unnecessarv. Should average $- to Sö we kly. Strictly homo work. Fnclo5o stamiu'd, self-ad-Uiessed envelope. IIANN'A NOYFLTY CO.. i .' 7 Third aenu Detroit, Mich. it;:
FOR SALF -A nice east front lot on Webster t-t.. for Staik Fealtv Co. 2 tH 5
LI FLUTY FONDS bought android at Camp Thome &; Co., 103 N. Main, first door north of First National Fank. 12464-tf
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was as follows: Mother (loose, Feda Van Tilbury; Simple Simon. Gordon Schüler; Folly, Gertrude Floomer; Jeck Horner, Orla Hunt; Little Miss Muffet, (Iladys West; Tommy Tucker. Feauford O'Blenis; Tom. tho Fiper' Son, Thomas Iturkhart: Peter White. James Fineh; Marjorio Daw, Titha KdKoll: Filly Foy, Paul Porter; Children in the Shoe. Susan Knorr. Wra Jewel and CO others; Old Mother Hubbard. Lilian Studlcy; Jack and Jill, Marian RopRcman and Mildred Tyler; Tommie Snooks and Fessie Frooks. Fdward (Iroff and Evelyn Meixell; Llttlo Ho-Peep. Helen Fry; Fobbin and Fichard, Marvin and Melvin Keiser; Tweedledum and Twe edk dee, Robert Dickel and Mike Lipke; Little Foy Flue, Gordon Fllsasser: Frownies, boys of first. second, third and fourth prades. Fetty. the milk maid,' Elizabeth Featty.
the amount wo have sold
ance is what we still must
is largo enough still to make every
i resident of the county realize that
he still has a duty to perform. We have not been holding out at any stage of tho same." County is IWhind. The showing in Indiana by counties in the loan drive, as reported from state headquarters at Indianapolis, is not at all complimentary to St. Joseph county. Today's state report shows many counties doinR far better than St. Josoph, with only a few dointf as poorly. Many counties in Indiana have already frone over the top and finished the job.
re-and
FNTFRTAIN CIA'll. Mrs:. Yerdie Slater entertained tho St. Pierr- Ituttin club of South liend at her home, W. First St., Friday afternoon. This is a club of colored women organized for the educational social and civic betterment of tho colored people. Some splendid pa-
Vpers were read ana Herman wnson
gave a talk on the work hein? done) to help the blind throughout the state and asked the club to cooperate in the interest of the colored blind.
POLICE FAIL TO OFFER EVIDENCE
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WANTED Women anfl birls. Mishawaka Woolen Co. 10t30 FOU SALF FUht room house and seven lots and bearing1 fruit trees. Fargain if taken at once. Good place for poultry ard. Corner 15th and Union st. Impure C27 E. Ninth st. Homo phone F."67. COtf.
FAREWELL PARTY. Thirty friends of Mr. and Mr?. Joseph I. Fetters tendered them a farewell party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fetters. L'05 F. Eighth st., last night. Mr. and Mrs. Fetters will leave soon for Plymouth to
reside. Music and dancing were fea
tures of the evening. Mr. and
Irs j the Tyron woman, who is known as
Fetters rero presented with a pretty 1115 vllt' ,lt l" '""- gift, icefreshments were served. i unexpectedly and she accompanied 1 him to South Fend arriving in the
. city
The
i"F SALF Six room house. Inquire t 1 Home phone ?ö.
all modern S. Main st. L'tT
WANTED TO BUY IIou5e in Mishawaka to be moved off lot. Call Fichard Peterson, Pell phone 33C, South Fend. 12796-24
L1FEFTY FONDS If you are forced to sell, you are entitled to Mio highest market price with accvutd and earned interest to date. Fring our bvnds to us. Get our rice. and convince youiseF. CAM F. Tili FNE and Co. 101 N. Main st. diver Hotel Hldg. Ph-uie Fell 1 . 1 Hours ? to Tuesday anil Saturday evenings.
FOF SALF Eight room house, modern except furnace. Farn for two machines. Price f J.70O if taken at once. 1'27 F. Ninth st. 1 1 4
FOR SALE i loused, lots, 5 and 10 acre tracts, on easy payments. Insurance. James Hennesey, lawyer, 11C Lincoln wav V.. Mishawaka. 22tf
WANTED Girls. Veneer Co.
Call
National 17tf
WANTED National
A die-m.acr. Veneer Co.
Apply at I'l-if
c0 cash. Jlo.00 per month, buy.
th's 6 room houso. Ihis ebvtric liglits. ;as, well. Prico J 1 1 e . 7iixui house, extra g. od condition. Same modern conveni new Close in. Piko $2.V.'0. 7 room house, T'.roiduny. Good repair. Jl'.O. Home jdume 175. Garr.iiro Fell Ö7Ö. tf
l'e)F SALi: Seven room house on E. Fiwienco st. Electric lights and gas for cooking. Sewer and water to curb. Two lots, small garage. Price $2.1u0. Stark Fealty Co. 22tf
Fonds, Fonds Fring your bonds to Mr. Stark in the Mishawaka Trust Co's. building. Open evenings. 15tf
W E FAY $:.-J cash Tor full coupon Lib rty bo'-.ds. Highest market prices for other issues. Accrued Interest allowed. No hecks. Partly paid contracts bought. Open S:30 a. rn. to S:30 p. m. C. L. Guthrie. 42 J J. M. S. Fldg. fourth floor.
jack i r: hand at high school
TONIGHT. Owing to inclement weather tho concert to be given by the Jackies' hand in front of the post ottice this evening will take place at the high school auditorium at S o'clock. Everybody is invited.
W. E. MILLER, Chairman of Victory loan. township, stated to The News-Times that he expected the over subscription to amount to $70,000 before evening. He issued the following statement during the morning: Mishawaka and Fenn township have again proven their patriotism and good business judgment by subscribing more than their epiota for Victory Liberty loan bonds. There are some people in the city and township well able to buy who hae not bought a dollar's worth of
these, bonds. It ueems to me that their reputation as shrewd business men has failed them at this time. Many of them have in times past been keen to buy bonds that would net them 4 percent tax free, but
at this time they cannot even see a 4a4 percent tax free bond. The emly way 1 can figure it out is that they are afraid the bonds will decline which is very poor reasoningIt may be possible that these bonds will go a little below par but I do not believe very much, but even if they do they have but four years to run ami the chances are that everybody will live to their maturity at which time they will be worth pur or more. An analysis of the purchases of
bonds speaks well for the employes! TO ENTERTAIN CLASS. of Mishawaka factories as it shows I Mrs. William Weisweaver, 1 H
that thev are alive to rood invest- Third st.. will entertain the mem-!
ments and have learned the lesson 1 bers of tho Golden Utile Bible class of thrift. It argues well for the ! of the Evangelical church Monday
to be Mrs. Etile Tyron. proprietress of a house of ill fame at 119 F. Washington st.. recently closed by a, circuit court injunction. Alvin Fogers came a crow the street and the sergeant ordered him to get in the car and drive to tho station. He readily did so. Serg't Bamhart says he did not get the license number of the car, nor eloes he know what make the car was. Cassidy on Stand. Asst. Chief of Police William Cassidy testified that he grilled Rogers after ho was taken to the station but failed to ask him or to inquire into who the woman In tho case was. He did not ask him if he had driven the car from Chicago but says be asked him how long it "would" take him to drive to South Bend from Chicago. According to Cassidy Rogers Said: "If I should make the trip It would take me from 10 o'clock at night until 7 o'clock in the morning the next day. According to a statement given out by the police at tho time of Rogers' arrest, the defendant stated ha did leave Chicago on the night of April 10 at 10 o'clock and met
The turn back was without ceremony or formality, the wire control board of tha postoffice department havinar arraneed details of the transfer on April at which time the government made known its intention to relinquish control of the properties. Since December Newcomb Carlton, president of the Wesretn F'nion Telegraph Co., h;us been directing head of the cable service by appointment of the postmaster general. Mackay Goes Hack. Begin ning Saturday, however, Clarenco IL Mackay, president of the Commercial Cable Co., will resume his former duties with that eomrany. Mr. Jlackay was removed by the postmaster general because of his refusal to cooperate in governnifrit efforts to unify all transAtlantic service. Postmaster General Burleson during the elay received another telegram from Mr. Mackay requesting the return of the Postal company's land lines at once. Mr. Burleson replied as follows: ' Replying to your telegrams of yc-sterdty and today, you are advised that my telegram to you of the first Instant disposes of the matter so far as tho postmaster is concerned."
AERO SQUADRON TO
Meet H udun
LAND IN PHILIPPINES :AJ
dT.
rne at the Orchestra d. ir.ee. Lake park. Sunday. May 4. i 1 " f - 4
SAN DFIGO. Calif Mw n. Three aero squadrons, two lam! and one seaplane, are to be stationed in the Philippine islands, according to otcial announcement Friday. The seaplane squadron will bo stationed at Corregidor island, at the entrance in Manila bay. and the land squad
rons at an airdrome near Fort Mc- j Kinley. several miles from Manila. (Officers from practically every flying field in the Fnited States will form, tho personnel of the units. Thi tilers w ill remain in the Philippine j for two years.
TRY SNOWBALL BREAD at your Grocer
CABRERA WILL NOT CONSIDER PRESIDENCY MEXICO CITY, May 3. Luis Cabrera, secretary, of the treasury, annolineed in a statement published Friday by El Universal that tinder no conditions would he accept the
nomination for the presidency
of
Lawn, parden and lield seeds that are true to name and will grow. Warner Bros.. 22 S. Michigan ft.
REISER'S ELECTRIC "fr"Hv and Quality is Our Motto. SHOE REPAIRING SHOE SHOP. 110 North Main St.. MKhawnka.
at 7 o'clock the next morning, police state they got "? gallons
of whisky, but failed to show any'
evidence of ownership upon which a
WILL THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS usher in Christ's kingdom? Tome and hear Pastor Lcwellen of Indianapolis, "From the Prophesies of the Bible" in Mactabec hall, third tloor over First National bank, Sunday, May 4, at 3 p. m. All welcome, adv't lt3
conviction could follow
Buy your Groceries AT Schwartz & Schwartz r,e7 North Muiii Si. We alo carry a full line of Fruits and Vegetable's LOW PKICES Free delivery to all parts of the city and 'Fiver Park. Home phone oV2 Boll iZ2
CENTURY THEATER
i
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Falber! and Fisher
In Ifccentricities of :Sn(i;. FRANCO TRIO Singers and Instrumentalists. VANFIELD AND RENA The Stuttering Juler. THE GREAT CHESTERFIELD Ventriloquist. Kevstone Comedy with RÖSCOE ARBUCKLE In "FATTY AND THE BROADWAY STARS" An Hour and a Half's Good Entertainment. SIX-PIECE ORCHESTRA Shows: Evenings 7:30-9:00; Matinee 2:3o P. M. Admission: Adults 20c, War Tax 2c, Total 22c; Children's 10c, War Tax k Total 1 1c.
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LLxilcs Defeat
Costa Rican Federal Troops
ENTERTAINS CLASS. Miss Flossie Littlefield entertained tho members of tho graduating class of the Mishawaka high school at tht Orphan's home last night. Dancing and music were features. Fe fresh ments were served.
ON
num.
Lincoln Way East, 1200 Block and On THIRD and FOURTH Streets Owing to the inclement weather of last
Sunday it was necessary to postpone the sal
: ot
HOUSES Anil LOTS
Lots Lest, terms.
Until Next Sunday, May 4. Commencing at 2 O'clock.
large, 5oxl2S. and locality the very lots sold to höhest bidder. Easv
are Al!
M. W. HunsLerger, Auctioneer.
future of tho city. Tho employers are also to be congratulated upon the stand they have taken to encourage their employes by duplicating the employes' subscriptions. To the merchants and business men who have bought bonds a? they should credit is due, not only for their patriotism and business foresight in buying these bonds but for their faith in the future of the city. Suggests a Foyeott. How those of the merchants and business men who have not bought can look their fellow citizens in the face, I cannot understand as they certainly showed a lack of appreciation not only of their country but of their city, and a boycott would be their Just deserts. To use a harsh term, they are but leeches subsist. ng upon the efforts of the real workers. To the farmers who have bought praise is due in the same measure as to the other buyers. A word as to Mishawaka's standing in the financial world might not be amiss. The Fourth Liberty loan was for ?6.PC0.'C0. The Fifth Liberty lean was for $ I, "CO. ('() or 73 pwrctnt of the fourth. Figured en bank resources, L:e quota of st. Joseph county was S percent of the
Fourth loan or n pen-cent above the country's vernge. Wh n called up and told the Mishawaka'. juo:ü was SO percent of the Fourth loan I objected, but when we came to figure up tho bank resources of the
county, we found that Mishawaka'f bank resources :igurd between 71 percent and SO percent as compared
evening.
MAURI El) AT IWUsOXAfiE. Harry Suydam was married to Mildred Walters- at the Methodist parsonage by Fr. F. E. Parker last evening. The groom is a traveling salesman.
; SAN JUAN, el Sur, Nicaragua, ! May Costa Rican exiles met and defeated a force of Costa Rican i frontirr guards on the Rio Frio, near
the southeastern shore- of Lake Nicaragua. Thursday. The frontier guards retired after the light. It Is reported here that other revolutionists have begun an attack along th border between Costa Rica and Panama.
According to the reports reaching hero a small schooner carrying revolutionists capsized in Lake Nicaragua after the skirniiih on the Rio Frio. All aboard, however, were
rescued.)
LOWE LUMBER CO. Mishawaka Ask about our PLAN SERVICE
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Mishawaka Vulcanizing TIRE REPAIR SHOP All Work Guaranteed
Co.
221 N. MAIN ST.
MISHAWAKA
OSTRANDI-i: still makes the best pictures. On postal, 1 per dozen, other kinds at "let live prices," Also can sell you a cheap home. Ostrander, phntographeT. Ctl
ENOLISR LITIIERAN
A student from th Chicago Theo
logical seminary will conduct worship at the English Lutheran church Sunday morning.
TO INDIANAPOLIS. Fred Fitzsimmons and Hap VandeWallo have gone to Indianapolis to tpend Sunday.
F. E. Coats Co., undertakers, have moved to their new funeral home, corner Third and Race sts. 17tf
The reported outbreak of fighting between the Costa Rican exiles and Costa Rican government forces came
I closely after a report from San Juan ! del Sur Thursday, that Costa Ricans
opposed to the present government were assembling on the southern and eastern end of Lake Nicaragua and at points on the San Juan river. Previous it had been reported from Central America that the Costa Rican irovernment had sent several
CUT RCIL j thousand troops to protect the
northern frontier. 1 The government of Costa Rica is
headed by den. Frederico Tinoco, who led a successful revolution against the Gonzales government early in 117. The Tinoco government never has been recognized by tho United States, although it has made several attempts to gain rec-
Dr. Makielski. Second st.
osteopath.
12 W. Advt.
MISHAWAKA GOES OVER QUOTA: SOUTH BEND LAGS IN BOND SALES
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Charge Wealthy Lumberman With False Entries
RFFFAL . N. davits that Asa
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May ?,. AfT:Silve rthorne.
f.cials are holding back subscriptions to the Victorv loan in an effort
wealthv Fuffalo lumberman, told a
i foreman in the Iehih Valley !umI be r jards that there would be short-
l!
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Northern Indiana Realty Company's
dcSotioisi to
with last loan so that while in a county three percent a. average we live in a city five
we live 'nvo the percent
j to Ptimulate buying. These reports j are al solutely wrong, according to ; County Chairman Chandler. Every
i dollar's worth of bonds that
; showed approximately J.OO.OvO. : ' en sold in the county have b?en ; IMsed on 0 percert our uuota j reported up each day at county ioan
jfor this p. .-.ii was 5v, M'l'J. lp to headquarters, and Just as promptly j
list r.tght the tisrures it headquarters the returns have been turned
Ifhoed approximately $700. 00. ! Tho luud.-u-irters will be
ton! Tht. but the banks wid receive
I subscriptions until May 10. which is
the time set by the government to cb.se subscriptions. Subscriptions will also be received by me at the
iotSce of the Mishawaua Woolen Mfg
J Co. until May 10. To those who by their labor heln-
I to the closed" i tirn.
daily newspapers for publica
..--es in lumber received by the railroad from hi company and that lie woul.l pay KG. for each carload of 1 l t,..1.Ä 1 X... V. I . I u .... . ,1
have! cuevjKeu l mm ii. um iuuu
was not viisciosea. are inciuueu in the pipers of a ?uit ;iled in federal court Friday by the Lehigh Valley
ov,.r j Railroad against Silverthorne. The
fnrem n c.-ivs h- received Si GO for
making false entries-
Chairman Chandb r today Nsurd j Silverthorne ana ins son. t r r:i warning to all residents cf the ! ick W. Silverthorne, and James W-
county no: to rpect any large .--ilea reported at a late hour in the cam
paign, that had been receie.d preiously. "We hae announced every single bond sale as it has been recorded at
McConkey e,f the Shingles Mills Selling Co., are under federal indictment charged with conspiracy to defraud the government out of nearly $ SCO. COO through alleged fraudulent lumber fchipments.
west B
roadway an
d West m
snawaKa
anon
Sts.
00 to 1370
50 Choice Building Lots for Sale on Easy Payments
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TERMS $5 down and $5 a month, 6 percent interest. No Taxes for 2 years. Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps will be taken as part payment on Lots at full value. SALE BEGINS
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And Continuing Everv Sundav Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Following are some of the gifts to be given away to those attending the Sale whether vou buy or not: Ladies' Gold Watch, Ladies' Gold Bracelets, Gentlemen's Gold Watches, Silver Sets, Chinaware and Many Other Useful Articles. TO REACH ADDITION Go North on Logan Street to Broadway or West on Broadway to Webster and Calhoun Streets. George A. Lang, 113 W. 2nd St., Mishawaka, Agent.
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