South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 231, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 August 1919 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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One Man Rescued Alive Following M ine Disaster

TRIMDAR 'mo , A : tr. T4.iM his n r .- i'l ;livr tnl not -p.or ?h'n JO n-:.. :r.'!uiin;; Fir ;Jg5 Willi.im 'hrstoph-r, are 1-vrd in ?o fjr-.id in th ''"akviOTv rAr.f of th i.ik'!i!f "oal Co., n"-.ir javf h. whi'.h "v.'.; wrckri ! y .in x plosion M')ii(!.r,'. Th" p.Ti!"inr, v: 1 to have bof-n rn .i c-' by w. tr'Ok pl.'ic- about a -i:i n1 a h !f :iii b- th- working?. U"i!!'.;,n Pavi'. a ininrr, v;n fs'.j1 .Vivo. Abo :t ft mn wro in !,a ":i:r. v. h n thf xplosion oo'jrr ! T" r, -am .ut .f Th main lop ;ir l irh r 1" others c.imo r;t by v;iy r,f an oM '.Of.f. Ilfrir work '.vas roir.t; foruaril -ap!'l' M'-!biy n!-;lit.

General Crowder Honored

HOOSIERS

.4 Glance Over Indiana

PA I A MIKI'LICHAM or HAMiito.1,1 hai a chanor tu h'vlp nut !onv fit his prnr friends. Two sträng rs met him on th b'ach an! i-larrd $1SiOT in hi suitr.'iRf', so thry slid, for poor people. A:1 security Paja pavo thf strangers $7ff. his s.ivinc for some time, then hurriM horne to tll hi:; xvife of his I'.jrk. He opened the .suit oisf and the hu?e walkt, found four $t bills wrapped around a mil of brown papfr. Police are aiding Paji.

"iirnr tohnkii, vf,i.t, known in Terr1 Haute, droppe.I deal while watching .scores beim? put n In a billiard hall Sunday afternoon- He was known as a r.w.pipor. theatrical and. racing (llrortory. hrinf," allt to answer any n.utions pf-rtainin to these .sul'j'ts. At the same time "I uie" dropped dead his old trusty, a Seovi h terrier, was run over ni killed by an automobile.

I.OT'Ift UOLTZMAN TOLD Gary police he traveled rith thf rlrcuj. That is. he used his skillful hirers in pi'kinp: up what mony he could from thf pockets of others. He confessed to havincr made f xtra r,no money during the prift week in hin line, and was about to secure a roll from a Gary mein when the police took him.

ELKHART'S FIRST DAY with army food resulted in more than $1,500 worth of business necordlnc: to reports from the post nff.f. I'acon seemed to be the main desire of the buyers.

TIIK GASOL.INH TANK 1U cam empty in their Kord and Paul find George Clayton stopped at Lafrranto to have the supply replenished. The farmer from whom they wished to purchase their fuel became suspicious and notified the police. The car had been stolen from the Rrith-Riy Construction Co. in Goshen Sunrtay nicht.

IT LOOKED LIKH A SN'AP two Elkhart boys to steal a

TUiIck and sell it apaln in Chicaco. They tried it but the windy city policy pot next to their trick and nippe1 them ns they were endeavoring to get rid of it at a low price.

MOVIE OPERATORS AT Shelbyvllle declare they have as much ri-rht to run their shows on Sunday as thf ch.iutainua has

lnrrp.is! stroneth of rtll-:itf. titrvor.s. run-1"wn people tn two wkn' t!:ue in tr.iny instant ev I'sod xv liiut.lv (n,lrf.l ty foinior Vrtlt-i M;it" Senators nri'l Moml'or ef .'nirross. Mrll-ktb'wn I'lnV.clar.s anl firmer TcMi- lb..!fh ffi.1.i! Ak TiMir bxtr r i'.:;-jlt .-itni'it if.

Food costs from six cents to sixty cents a pound. Ice costs onehalt cent a pound. Common sense demands that you preserve the food bv usinv; ice. You save common cents by using common sense. And thus help to heat the high cost of living. ARTIFICIAL ICE GO. Bell 2221; Lincoln 6123

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Kitchen Economics

SIX WAYS TO MAKi; I'M'SUAL nLU.NT.S FOIl CAKIX. The plainest one-egK cake can be made an elaborate company desert by the addition of some unusjal fV.lir.i.. Use- either two cr more layers, or if fomf stnle ppong-e cake is on hand try the follo-.vir.R: Scoop out the center of the cake, leaving a wall about one inch thick, inLa which the filling may he poured. Then mix the crumbs with the fillin? and place in the hollowed cake. Apple Filling. baked apple, 1 white of ftrg. 1 cup of powdered sujrar. Presa the apples through a sieve. Reat the white of ec:g until stiff. Add half the quantity of sufrar and beat well. Add apple and the remaining half-cupful of sugar ;rradually, and beat intll very light. Spread between layers and on top of cake. Two tablespoonfuls of tart Jelly may be beaten with the apple If desired. FiMlec niiinc. 1 1-2 cupfuls of brown pug-ar, 1 tablespoonful of butter. 1 square of chocolate, cupful of milk. Few grains of salt. 1-2 cupful of chopped nut meats. Place the sugar, butter, chocolate, milk and salt in a saucepan. Heat slowly to boiling point and boil to 240 degrees F., or until a soft ball can bo formed when tested in cold water. Remove from the fire, add

th nut meats, and beat until smooth and creamy. Mo!ua rillin:. 2 tabic -spoonfuls of hot. black coffee. 1 tablespoonful of butter. 2 ta Wespoonfuls of cocoa. 1-2 teapoonful of vanilla. 1 cupful of powdered sisrar. -Mix together th coffee, butter, cocoa and vanilla. Add sufficient u?ar for mixture to spread without running. Orantro IMlllruj. 1-2 cupful of sugar. 2 tablespoonfuls of fiour.

Grated rind of 1-2 orange. 2 cupful of orar.se juice.

1 beaten e?g. 1 teaspoonful of butter. In the top of a double boiler mix the pugar, flour and rind of orang. Add orange juice, egg (beaten) and butter. Cook over hot water for 12 minutes, stirring frequently, until it reaches proper consistency. Iate and Fig Fllllnff. 1 cupful of figs. 1 cupful of dates. Juice of 1-2 lemon. 1-2 cupful of sugar. 1-2 cupful of boiling water. Wash, dry and chop the figs. Wash. dry. stone and chop the dates. Mix the fruit with the eu?ar. water and lemon Juice, and cook over hot water until it gets thick enough to spread.

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MaJ. Gen. Enoch II. Crowder, judge advocate general of the United States army, arrived in New York the other day aboard the Cuban gunboat from Havana, whither he went last March at the request of Pres't Mmocal to aid in the revision of Cuban laws. For his labors in the interest or the Cuban people the Cuban congress gave a vote of thanks to hin and passed a special act authorizing the University of Havana to confer the degree of doctor of laws on him. Kvery revision suggested by Cen. Crowder to the special Joint committee of 10 with which he worked was passed by the. congress and the new las already are in effect.

und will test the strength of the city ordinance next Sunday. Ministers nay they will file atlidavits against the owners if they open.

FKTKK V. M KUH ITT OF Remington was out driving with three friends when two hold-up men stopped them and demanded that they get out of the car. After going through their pockets the men stepped in the machine and drove on leaving Merritt and his friends to walk home.

A FARM OF TOO ACHES WAS sold near Lafayette for a consideration of $23S,000, it being the largest farm sale recorded in the county. The farm was purchased at the rate of $340 per acre.

PLAN NOVEL. PF GRAM FOR FAIR AT LAPORTE OPENING AUGUST 26

grand stand every day. The 'two machines will also be available for those who wish to ride in them. An fsheciallv cood race, card has

- " I been prepared for presentation this year, horsemen say. The Iaporte A 1- 1 At- I L . M. J '

iracK n.as recently oeen reouni ana is now in first clas.s shape.

Sper-iil to The News -Times: lJVPOUTK, Ind., Aug. 10. Those in charge of this year's fair in Importe county say the event to be h?ld Aug. 2S to ') will outclass all

previous efforts in that line. Besides the usual displays of exhibits, the

Patterson shows, with fre vaude villo acts and 100 wild animals, wil

entertain the visitors, and two avia

tors will perform stunts over thrt

I'Ki;sIT PROHIBITION nTL.Ij. WASHINGTON', Aug. . 13. The prohibition enforcement hill was presented to tho senate Monday by Sen. Sterling of South Dakota, chairman of the judiciary sub-committee, which considered the house measure. There was no indication when the measure would be called up.

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Conn Tried Sixteen Years to Find Relief Gains 20 Pounds By Taking Tanlac.

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"I tried for sixteen lonr years to find a medicine or treatment that would overcome my troubles, but all my efforts failed completely until I commenced taking Tanlac," said Dan Conn, a well knov.-n employe of the P. & O. Implement Co., and who live? at 8U F.nst Him street, Canton. 111., the other day. "My general health Just seemed to give down sill at once." continued

Mr. Conn, "and during all these years it has been a hard strupcle !

for me to keep on my feet. It was

just a peneral all around breakdown.

but my stomach j.eemed t .ive me more trouble than anything else. What little I ate just seemed to lie

like a lump of lead ri.crht in the pit

of my stomach and would cause me to suffer soniet iiinicr awful. All my ptrenpth left me and I just had to

drapr around with no life hardly at all. Then to make matter. worse. rheumatism hit mo about four years

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it finally put mf in bed where I had to stay for a pood, loner time. For several days 't a time. my leg's would be so badly drawn up that I wouldn't straighten them out at all, and the only way I could get any relief was by rubbinp my legs for hours at a time. I lost so much in weight until I pot where I looked like a skeleton almost. I went everywhere for treatment that I was able to ko. ar.d tried many different kinds of medicine, but I just gradually koi worse all the time. "That wr.s the condition I was in when a friend of mine talked me into erivir.t,- this Tanlac a trial, and sir. if you would just come down to the factory and see me work novv. ou would never think that I w.;s down and out in health tuch a short time a.co. Tanlac did it too. and I'll tell tho world so. and I will say further that I thi-ik it is the best medicine on earth. Tanlac just hit my case exactly, and since takinsr nine bottles of it I am as well and strong as I was in my t.fe. I have a fine appetite, and everything I eat ai.rees with me all right. My stomach trouble has been completely oercome, and fo has the rheumatism. I have ainel over twenty pounds in weight, and am stronccr in every way than I have bvn in sixteen years. Now a medicine that will do that much for a man ought to be talked about, and as long as I live I will I oot Tanlac everywhere I po." Tanlac is soM in South Hend by th Central Druse Store an', in Mi?hawaka by the lied Cross Pharmacy. Advt.

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SHIRT materials have advanced in price, as everything else, which means that at the prices you pay now are very low, the difference between present worth and these sale prices is a big saving. It's your picnic, one of those cases where the "wise" fellow gets in early and stocks up on shirts for a year or more. Some of the fellows come in and buy them a dozen at a time. We've provided for you with big stocks. We know from past experience that they go fast, so we suggest that you come as early as possible.

Maintenance with The Motor Hauling Company, Inc., of New York, one o f the largest cartage concerns in the country, is a singularly fine science every penny in upkeep and depreciation being carefully tabulated. Read now why the great fleet of The Motor Haulage Company rides only on the sleek, burly treads of Goodrich De Luxe Truck Tires, as told by the books of this concern. v Our yearly record shows the following tire economies: Average mileage, front wheels 15,000 miles Average mileage, rear wheels 12,300 miles Gasoline consumption reduced 10 Oil consumption reduced 107c Repairs, maintenance, etc 15 Why not reduce your high cost of haulage? Here are figures to show you the solution buy De Luxe Tires, matl'i only by Goodrich. 10,000 Miles Adjustment We Sell and Apply De Luxe Tires

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