South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 359, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 December 1919 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES VALTER TABDR IS RELEASED WOMEN .. . ..A -'. '; . ' . ;- ; M 1 v.V JOIN CUE V

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Youth Heid With Mother on Murder Charge is Granted Freedom. i:v stait risi:i:sp(Mi;NT. I'AW TAW. Mich., Pre W'ultf-r C. Ttl-ir. v1.. s;ts ;.rrl Vith h!. nioth r, Mr.-?. F.ir.i I. Tailor, narr'-a wuii ihm;'! i: i::- i.rsi fitj;rtf in tonn rtin v. Uli tJi; liruiin' , .:' tlo bo'ly of Iii- ..-! r. M;uil J'.uth Tabf r, in a tiunk in the la.--, in rit 'i th" T il")i- 1. (.in- at I-iu - tun, four ini! frin h -re. ih:a-f v;c ks ai,', ha.s Jf ' ti '! Iy j "an 5ur 11 rn;;:,!;, ant hrii s. fol- i l'u-.sl.iy momiiur iri v. hi.-h 1 1 a.-- j nsod Jcsfph Clow "ir. So Mh. It-nl rral c:tat' nian. of j-i forrni".-' j ;in illegal iratiin oil . il- I nid Tahor. I WulUr TaLor. uj.'.n lu- n '-- u I from the county jail h- v . vhv h l. ol bff-n confin'tl f-v.-- lie nli::u' f th coronfr's inqr-t at L.t'vtri 1 .t-t Friday, went l Kalamazoo. Mi' li. to join his vlf . Mrs. Walt r T.ilmr was m of tlu- i.iiin -a it nt:-; h at tll iliqij t. Mrs. Talw.r is 111. lr". Sira T;il-T i ' ' i.r tlM.:i- for MaU'i 'J'a ' o ' 1- .ilh at th" ; r of 'irK'o. i-, ill a' tta aniy j;:il hf-r. ami it lias .- uuc in rrsary fotth- authoriti' t" : I ' r i j.r-lirnin iry li arir!:r. tr i v i ri tr h-r an

rVlTVr.y io ,,,... . ui- nui' "i . stanlinu' of tho prohh ins of tinlaurth r in th- nrt .1. ! i.h-.l j i . 1 . 1 . Th ro are few churchnu n in against h r iti -onn t i mi with the Chun-jo wh.o have bettor knowledge ! .ith of li r danyhtcr thr t eaisj ()f the üur.cult problems of the rity au'o. 1 and the Calumet region. Authorities lure Ireiarl Wed-I Uishop Xiiludson was well known e - .lay that Mrs. Tabor's exainina- ; as an icabu- h f(,re his election t,.; will probably b- bM trly in t" tb.e llpiscoj-acy. lie s rv-l th Jar.naiy. atnl that the preliminary hutclb b-rst as coMoe pr. H.lent and lieariim' will not h' held until att. t hater as secretary tif tie- l oard of rhibtmas. j "J''.Mtion. Holds to Story. J vir., Ma m. t., i n ....ei,.:. ' FARMERS' FEDERATION Mry .hut !. ha. M . 1 ! l.AfJTO PHONE SERVICE

l. IM, I .11U! Ill'" ;.iii 01 i.". i -ii'-o i . was tobl of h.er hürate condition. ;ind that several tim-s aftM- that hhad been asked by Mrs. Sua Tabor to assist Jifr in pe: forming a ritn inal operation, but had refused to io so. "Joe altvays said lie did not want any brats running around the house, lie know.s th:it he took Maud away in April of lalu and that he put h-r in tin trunk after she died.' said ! Mrs. Tabor Wednesday aain i answer to Viiko's denial that he liad anythim: to i!ü with Maml Tabor's death. Mrs. Tabor oecupirs the same ream at the county jail her that wan occupied by .Mrs. Florence Ta bor Oritchlow, who was held as a j witness after she had found the distorted body of her sisb r in the b ase merit of the -Tabor home. Mrs. Critchlotv was released from on- j tody at t!ie c-los of th' inouest be I'ridaj'. Mrs. Critehlow is livlrv alone at the Tabor home in Lawton MAYOR CARSON GETS NEW TRAVELING BAG When Mayor Carson travel from ; now on. he will have no trouble, whatever In being able to take with him everything he needs in the wa ; of wearing apparel, et cetra. ! For the m.yor is thiA proud ioses-1 sor of a handome pure leather; traveMng bag. one that is karge j enough to ho'-l things. I The bag, which is russetf in o-.bu-. 1 was present-1 to the mayor Wed-1 nesd'y inornir.g by mploy s of the! city hall. The mavor was eomple-tebv sur-pri(-d. A delegation of mploy. ! called at th.e exec ut ivi 's o!k. short - j ly before 11 o'clock and present.. d, tl;e bag. When the mayor opened! the lower pait of the bag he found, two handsome silk shirts. His honor appeared to be greatly j affected. He exprosed his appreej..-. tion of tl;e gift in a voiu that trr raided a little. F0RMAN OF JURY DIES AFTER SESSION! CINCINNATI. Ohio. Foe. 2 1.--AJ erdiet of acquittal r.-turn d Tv.es-j day night in the trial of Albert San- ' dr. yer.rs old, irrocer, 1 ha reed v.lth kirst d. gree m:rdr. was complicated i y the death of Antliony Sellers. years old. foreman o" tlic Jury Se'b rs di. d after hearing th verdiet aral b-fore it w.;s brought int court. Sander was one of six rar. aei d of ir,r,ri:,T as . result f the killing by robb, is last .-primr of William Tili, baker. ltr T'r.'.'e! Pre: MIDFLFTOWN. Conn.. Ib r 2 P Fir4 which destrovfd a cotiag" of' the iio.-pital for the insane hero 1 Tuesday night resulted in the death of eight patient. A Chriülmzts Present for You

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;- Scnic I'rotn "The Wamlrr r." )!i BISHOP NICHOLSON TO DELIVER ADDRESS r.i.-h(M) T'nomas Nicliolvon r f tlu'hicao Area will siicak at tl.o St. Paul's Moriuirial Mfthotlist chtirth i! ! S'lralriy morning. Tin- hi.-hop is an a ilm ini-1 1 a or ami s; aker di note D'.irine tin tinio that ho h-v j.r. -a!(l ovr tho ounftTcncs th:t - 1 1 . 1 r i " th- Chicago iira ho has ; 1 if. t; ; l; f. th'in t( a hiuh joint f t!'u i ricy hy his tatosnian-liko .;:ip f afi iirs ati'l ty his un'l rThe directors of the farmer's federation waited upon the officers of the telephone company last week and after a short conference, received the promise of the company for better service on th rural linos' of the county. The directors have i-sued letters to all the farmers asking their cooperation in reporting promptly any poor serviro they nrty receivo. The directors of the federation are Asa K. Matthews. Aä-x C. K'ipe!, Frank It. Voder. X. J. lmley. T. 11. Jackson and K. C. Fird. Our Heartiest

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prosperity as well as in the oy of the spirit of good will to cll men'

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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS FL Lapides, 5il Lincoln Yav Y.

r To!ay, Matim ami Nii;ht, I1 and Nlnht. i low cori.ii sin: think IT OF A COMlKTOlt. The Hill -t. car is once mere the secr.e. Somehow a damsel slipped by the conductor and Iiis nickel collector ami wen, away up in front. The conductor followed. "Your fare, mis,," he said affably. The pirl blushed. The conductor repeated, "Your fare, miss!" The prirl continued to blush. Uy this time the conductor heran to look foolish. After a pause he insisted once more: "Miss, your fare!' "Well." said the trirl. "they do say I'm '.rood looking at home, but I don't sop why you want to say it out loud." A FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE TO BARNES' HOME Fire Wednesday morning at 10:10 o'clock damaged the home of I lb Farnes. 'JC W, Washington s;t. The damage amounted to about $1,100 The tiro was caused by an over-heated chimney. Fire departments Nos. 1, 2 and A responded to the call. The house is owned by William Ivan. : Greeting: J in a material Mc Dermott ntee Worth zz. Finding 0 r

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GERMAN METHODISTS TO HOLD SPECIAL SERVICES There will be a Christmas day service at the Geerman Methodist Episcopal church at 10:30 a. m. The pastor, Rev. Fred II. Koehnmann. will preach on the theme, "The Joyful Message." TWO CTIIMMIY ITIir.S. Sparkd from chimneys were the cause of two tiros Wednesday morning. At 11 o'clock a blaze at 1120 W. Colfax av. resulted in about $2." damage to the roof. Firo departments 1 and 8 answered the cell. At 11:15 o'clock a roof lire at the corner of William and Monroe shs. did about $13 damage. Central fire department i-'oon stopped the hlaze. mjl n HIMIW',!"1 WAo I .'ä'.v - " r- 11 ! . j

In behalf of MANAGEMENT ' and SALESPEOPLE we wish vou all a

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ery Woman's Civic Club in South Bend. Appeal to the women of the city who are employed to become members of the Woman's Chamber of Commerce is to he made throuch i letters tent out Wednesday by the organization to the Ivada of every w oman's civlo club in tho city. These letters are to be read at the next meeting of these clubs. The letter follows: "This is an appeal to um, tin housewives of South Bend, to make available to girls working et small salaries, vacant rooms in o-ir homes. "Tho girl working in factory, store, or office, at a salary ranging from $S to $1 a week is absolutely unable to pay more than 2 or $2.0? of that amount for a room. Badly cnti!ated, small rooms, and poor food arc important factors in decreasing the efficiency and ruining the health of the working girl. Lack of a. place to entertain her friends frequently results in her attendance at public dan? hall. and meeting men on tho streets. Her health and morality are at stake, and you can bo of great assistance in helping to aueviate these conditions. "Register your vacant rooms at reasonable rental, with the Chamber of Commerce, M. 100, or the Y. W. C. A., M- 133." BAN OS SIIIPMi;XTS. I'.v United Tress: "WASHINGTON, Dec;. 24 Tho ban on tho shipment of arms and muni- t tions to Mexico was tightened today by an order of Sec'y of State Lansing. All outstanding and unused licenses prior to Sept. 30, irl 9, under which some war material could be sent to Mexico were ordered effective Jan. 1, 1120. No specific reason was given for tho action which was taken under tho war trade board act. I f.! . ' - .- t ' ' jf1 ' - v -7 -. .. k,-,' . ', i. i mm e A; .-.K. Mr t'A sh i ti I. - V4 W is ii '' fr-Sv-. :' V1 -e

To All Our heartiest good wishes for a Merry Christmas. Than kinor our many friends and patrons for the greatest year's business this shoe store has ever enjoyed.

A Merry Christmas And a good old-fashioned one, Bringing the gladness of joy and peace.

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