South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 236, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 August 1919 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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SWITCHED PLATES GAUSED ARREST

Local Man Operates Stüde-, tiaker Car With Chevrolet j License Number. i

RURAL YOUNGSTERS HOLD BASKET PICNIC AT POTTAWATOMIE

T Tarry I'-.r??, rrpri-tor -.f n pool im 'm :r. r:c.ir vtoi'o at W.i s hi njrton :.!1 Wulr.u' " . w.is arrr.stfl for ihr -.inI tirm hy th" l.iportp oi: 'i :;. niirht fr iri ir. St'iill. ikf r t.ir wit!, a Ch vro:-t Hc-n.o ; : 1 1 Th Ii j.oito auth'ritirs ;;ave ii . fl'ir r.j.in i-Ti that Iv.rst was .i l,..r.r '.-tri:' r ratine hr ari'l ti...t this . t xj.l.ilns his many ?ri;s thrnuwh I i i -r t on his way to I'.rt ;i arr .-t! at Iiprto !ir:i- ,u''i for driving through ,:nn.:!i v.iv t Im r'ii. v;l Fiff 'vli.Tj thr .-trr-'t was clos .1 lurtnr: . an 1 rorart. This, t"-tlur with ! tict that h1 makfs so many t;i;. thoiKli th" Hty, in.ido tho Iij..rf" jH',i.r -u.-.pleious of Iur-t, i.ids;!'- a patrolman to take partlcu- : ir ru.ti ff him wlun ho saw him j r-l viner thn-uuh Friday in his Stu!.:ak r r.tr. ';i- Hailly Sni.ihol. Thr r.ir h'nl l-fn i.adly snnsiifd in a wrtck in South I-nl some u k.j apo. and sin-- th auto ll1 T.i.t !', f,!it thn samo as it did a h.-n Inirvf wps arrf-t'd and khvp th- .'lj'j't-ar.ini f of hMn;r a tolrn ir. th oüic r r--prUl Iurrt as having lTn in town. II- had lft tho rar at tho Hove Kiracro. ''hiof Norris immrdi.itoly phonfd Indianapolis ' o find who tho car l.fln-u'oil to through identification ).y th- lt.-. n pi it It wan found hit th Mr n rar h-olongod io a f'l).'rol t i:mmmI hy a iian in Smith I'.-uid. Attrr lea vine: h!s rar at the parr.i;, IurM and a companion wont to i"hH'ai:o on a NVw York Central train. Vhn they returned they vr- met ly poliro olhoers and rsfu?ed to th' station whrro on ari;iii;niiK'!U in city court they were : r: d M". witii $10 costs, for driving n car with a lirm; bolonqinc; to ;i not her jxTHon. Durst iald his fine and left I'iporte.

While rity recreation day was In protev.s at Howard p. irk. Saturday, the rural population of St. Joseph county, at Ji.t the vo inpt-r feneration of that population, played at Pottawatomie park. They lx-pan at l:?.i) o'clock in th morning and continued until dark. The picnic wan o.'lirially that of the !,oys and Kirls of St. Joseph county enrolled in homo project work, which includes .some Ü0O or more. Their parents have been invite, too. A baseball prime brpan tho day's artivitie sand was followed by a bask ft picnic lunch at 1 o'clock. In the afternoon there was another ball pame, followed by a series of athletic events for both boys and pirl-i under the direction of K. V. Madipan and Miss Phyllis Heyers. K. If. Lonpfleid, county superintendent of .schools. K. C. Bird, county agricultural npont. and V. K. Wolfe, municipal recreation director, planned the day's program.

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PERLEY SCHOOL WINS SENIOR GIRLS' MEET

The remaining events of the pentor Kirls' track and field meets, the irst pu t of which was hld on Wednesday nirht, were run off at the .1. I). Oliver pl.-.yfield Friday nisht, Perley school winning with 33 points, r.eept-r finishing second with 15 points and the J. D. Oliver playfeld and the nliver chool tieirg for third with seven points each. The thrv events which were held Friday nli;ht were the running broad jump. the standing broad jump and the basketball side throwPerley school won the first event, distance 1 feet nnd six inches, Feper park was second and Oliver school, third. Th" standing broad jump was won by Teeper park, distance, mx feet and four and onehalf inches. Perley was second and J. P. Oliver, third. First place in the ball throw was won by Perley school, distance f9 feet and 11 inches, second place by Franklin school and third plae by Kaley school.

"BAYER CROSS" ON GENUINE ASPIRIN

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-Bayer THtw. or Asptrln to hi fenulne must te marked with thi Atety "Bayer Cross." Always buy an unbroken Bayer rackape which contalr-9 proper directions to safely relieve Headache, ToothAche, Eaxeche, NeuraJfria, Colds and pain llandr tin boxes of 12 tabtets cos tut o few cents at drug etores -Larper rackjvgt- sdf(x Aspirin is tha trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Wlonou-UiUcaridtarUr of ß-UcyllcadUj

High Prices

Can be traced in many cases to inflated "overhead" rent, etc. You'll be surprised what a saving this one thine; will give von at The Home.

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Home Furniture Co. 326-28 S. Michigan St.

WILL GIVE CONCERT SUNDAY AFTERNOON A band concert will be Riven at Kaley park Sunday afternoon by tt.f? 7.. IJ Falcons band. The program, which will begin at 3 o'clock, follows: March. "Entry of Gladiators" . . . I'ucik Overture, "Iay Express" Ixuis F. Hoog Waltz. "Kentucky Dream" . Henry Sketch. "Kosruish Eyes" Oruenwald Polish Dance No. 1 Sarwenska Waltzes from the "Dollar Prinf,," Leo Fall Medley of popular sonps .... Stern

Melody of Love Enprelmann ! Finale march. "Glory of Jamestown" Casey '

St. Jnsf-ph ounty had 11 representatives at the initial- mcetinc: of the first district of the newly organized Farmers' Federation of the States of Indiana held at Plymouth, Ind.. Friday. There was an attendance Df several thousand farmers. The r unties included in the district were: Marshal, St. Joseph. Laporte. Port ! , Lake, Starke. Elkhart and Fulton, all of which were represented. Th speakers, John C. Brown of Monon. Ind., president of the federation, and J- A. Warren of Kouts, Ind., chairman of the llrst district, emphasized the importance of federation amoni; the farmers, and laid plan.-, for effecting the organization in this district. E. C. Bird, county agricultural aent. accompanied the farmers who went from this county, including Georjre J. Burke, John Easterday, Henry Zimmer. Ed Zeitler, Sam Ieepr. Earl Böttcher, lt. 12. Geyer, Frank 15. Voder, Ast E. Matthews and Alex Rupel. On Thursday of next week, W. B. Millard, orpanizer for the first district, will be in the county and will meet a number of representatives of the townships in the office of Mr. Bird.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Creamer, 311 W. LaSalle daughter, Aug. 21.

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GETS SIXTY DAYS FOR ALLEGED QUEER ACTIONS Melvin Chase, who seemed to take much pleasure in hnnsrinp around the farm of Henry Alcorn, south of this city, and who was a stranger in the neighborhood, will ' spend the next 60 days In the state penal farm at Putnamville according- to city court decree. Chase was arrested after his strange actions had attracted the attention of several persons around the farm of Mr- Alcom.

Bear Oil Grows Hair One nf the potential Inpredlenta of Kotalko for the hair 1 peinilne bear oil, procured through huntrrH at a large rost. There ure other active ingredients not finind In nny other hulr preparation. Kotalko is an ointment. It has tujeeeeded in many case of baldness, falling hair and dandruff when every other hair lotion or treatment has proved futtle. A $M gi.nrantee is offered to Kotalko liners. Why become or remain bald if you can grow "hair? If nthe$ have obtained a new growth through Kotalko, why not you? iet a box at nny busy drug utore; or nend 10 cents, silver or -tamps, for testing package, with proofs, to John Hart Itrittiiln. lX-.".oi, Stat'on F, New York City. Cut out and i.ow others this advertisement.

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Make your selection from the Finest Line of Davenports and Suites

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Never have we shown a more elegant line of Bedroom Suites. All

penods and wood, and the prices are not out of your reach. An elegant Queen Anne Suite; $150 value. .

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This Beautiful Library Table $14.85

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Every Rug in the Store Reduced. Axminster and Velvet Rugs

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Run down this list: S21.00 Steel Bed, Vernis Martin linish. Sale price $16.85 S24.00 Steel Bed, Walnut or Mahogany linish. Sale price. .$21.00 S22.00 Steel Bed, Vernis Martin linish $17.50 S37.00 Brass Bed, large 2-inch posts $29.50 S49.00 Brass Bed, very massive . $41.50