South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 15, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 January 1920 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TTTTKSPAY MOTIVING, JANTAUY IX. 102.

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Zimmer and Dambacher Both Confess to Pros. Samuel k P. Schwartz. Vrhy 1". r i.s of Amrif 'tn I'rM? i.i-ky w r.? brought fror;i hi ;i o South lnrl on June 21 LiM. ami r-IiC'l in !hr- ZImmrr-lMmb irlir w;ircIioiisf on S. Columbia st., an I how th liquor camo to di.ipp-ar from tho v.irhoii.' a frw hours litr iM rxpliii'1! i n confWsinrn r-..I to I'rrM. Atly. Samuf'l I. Schwartz by 'arl Zimmer, Kusrru b irrib.irhor an'l John Nirhol-n, who ir In In'il.inniolis to pi. ad cuilty t"for .TihIcp A. Ii. Aii'lcrson in thf f (f r l court to a violation of tho f' dral law prohibiting the transport Df liquor from a "wrf ttate into a "dry'' commonwealth. Thf FtatemrnM t tho thrm rnn rrimo two members of th" South lU-nd police department and three '. 11 known citize ns, Joseph A. Luthrr, plumbing rontrartur and advisor uj Mayor Carson; John C. "Tony" liarr'tt. eratwhilo proprietor of th fornu-r Owl taloon, which was put j-it of huMmss by Proa. S hwartz, n tho enforcement of the abatement ind Injunction act. ar.d Clarence KUiott. owner of a notorious dive on . I'olk Pt. To Plead Guilty. Zimmer. Dainbacher and Xichoiv.e will appear before Judpo An-'.1-Tson Thursday and v;ill enter their pl-as of guilty. Their decision to plend jrniity is .M.ilil to havr" been reached by tlie three men after they bad ma do thtlr confessions to Pro?. Schwartz. Accordlr.fr to the confessions of the three men, the no c fuses of American Prldo whiky. wan brought to South Pend purely an an inveti:int. The. time was drawlnc near when the country was to po "dry," and the future valuo of the liquor was realized. Purther. accordlnrr to he statements of the three men, the loss of the liquor to them was not cau&i-d !.y the activity of the South IJend authorities in the exercise of tiulr duties, but on the other hand .vas caused by a recognition by two rnembera of tho police department and the three South Pend citl'.'ns namoil In tho statements of the alue of the liquor cs a financial producing property. Transport Whisky. Zimmer and Dambacher told the prosecutor that they went to Chicaia on June 26, nnd there purchased 1.10 cases of American Pride whisUy. ff the 130 casH, 123 contained iiiart Lotties, and the remaining r-v ri cases contained "fifths." Zlmiur and Pambacher were accompanied to Chicago by Nicholin who Personally negotiated the purchase of th liquor under an assumed name. They renin Ineil In Chicago on !h nipht of June 2G, and then on June 27, Zimmer and Dambacher, if r loa-P.m: ihe liquor on one of tli- ir trucks, brought it to South IU nl. rraching here about S o'clock hat niht. Nicholino did not accompany immr and Dambachr and the whisky. Instead he came home by way of the rVWo Shore, reaching Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism I'iMtucicr Tells PnmcUts Not to Take a CVnt of Anyone's Money I 'nles Allcnrhti Completely IlanAU lUicumatic Pains ami Tu iiice-4. Mr. James IT. Alln pr.SVro 1 for years u!i rli"-i;i::atit:i. Many tlaies t!u t.rrl- ! i -1 i, ft Lira iit!i!ft- aul utiab'.y i rl. lb- tin illy ilri b'J, nfter yenrs of cfns- - tM !v," thit n n cm lr f re1 from ; '!a:itl-MT until iL' n-'-ut;iul.iteil Irn ':,"t!.'. ei;:inienlv ;11M tirlr nil !- Mtt, wr- (!i'v-'l in flu Joints nii'l h,-i.-!'h :r..t x i I ffni the body. U't:' th:n llen la m!nd h eoiiulred m I.inx. raa-le ejerira nt a r.d tin ally !:i;HiunlMl a -re. r 1 p 1 1 u th.t; qulrklv l 'ir.; t to! y lani sb-l ovory n uml .ni!'t;a 'f rlitMiaiatlni f r üi stern. frfo'.y pave t.N lis'Ty to t'tti'Ts ..!, t.-.k "it. with what uiUh't 1 r.i, i i r !"; mit. Aftor y-ars of urtrlnp I. 1 to '. t Mi:i' rTs ovt rynlitT - ?M'".t fils !'.'VtT.v through t!." i-'As; ijrs. V ttl'li' Orii:it;:ll ( "vt Hate r'iiT Men- tin to-n Hi'l-infod aciit f.-r Mi.nr'ni In this vl- Inlty with th- un-b-r-th.it be will fn-dr r tttrn the i: -h.i-' inoiiy t !.o statt' they Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair If you mr:t to kr.p your hair it; t"i'd condition, be careful whnt you va.sh it with Most ;-v.i;.s and prepared shani-oo-contain f'. mucli aliall. This üries the i-cu'p. raakir.K the b.air :ritti and t-. very r.a rm f .:l- Mt:'.sii. .1 ..-. a r.tit oi! sh.imp"- w b.ich Is Tire .T.d tit:rely t . ,ts. ss . mich better than .ir.yrh:r:4 else you nn r.e for shimpc-.np. a5 tb.is an't po.i!'!y injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with Aator and rub it in. One or two tea'poor.fuN wi'.l make .in abunviar.ee f ri"h. cramy lather, and clear.cfs hair ar.d ip thoroughly. Th" r rirsrs out r .iiy and remove ,e;-y p.rtu'o of dust. dirt, ditidruff

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Ikt nbo it 7 o'clock on the ni;ht of Juno 2 7. Waltnl at Station. Nicholine told tho procutor that as he Meppcd off th train, he saw Duthtr. Ulliott and Uarrett at fit station. He pnid that the three mn kept a close watch of him. but that in srite .f this he trot into hi automobile which was in waiting and started out to meet Zlmm'T and iMrnbacher with the truck filled with American Pride whlky. He siy? that the three mn followed him a phort distance, but he thought at the time he had eluded them before be mt Zimmer and Dainbacher and the truck. According to thir conf"ion. it was about S orlcck on the f en!r.o of June 27 that Zlrnmer and Dambacher. with thr. aid of Nlcholfne, placed the truck In the ZlmmerDambacher warehouse at 71.-18-20 Columbia The truck was driven up against the inside nf the flouble loora of tho warehouse, forr.ine a sr rt of barricade, the owner of the v. hisky realizing it importance aa a linancial investment. After placing the whisky in the warehouse, Zimmer, Dambncher and N'icholine went to a restaurant, and fibout 10 o'clock they wt-nt back to the warehouse where they found the whiky had ben undisturbed. June 27 f:ll n t'rioay. Then, arcordinp to the confessions, tb- l.';0 rases if American Prldo whi.sky disappeared from the Zim-mer-Dambacht r warehouse. No loorH wre broken .pt-n, no locks had the appearance of beim,' forced, but it was very apparent that one of the floors had been taken from it.hinges. The bolts were s-till covered with oil. The trucks were .-till against the double doors, but there were no "ases of American Irldj whi.sky on them. Never (JueMioncxl. Zimmer and Dambacher were never questioned by the ponce reKardinir their possession of iro cases of contraband. In fact, it did not become generally known that the liquor had been taken lrom the Zirn-rner-Damacher warehous. and at no time were any of the three men placed under arrest at the instigation of the police, although it was finally discovered that there wa.s a record at police headquarters that a quantity of liquor had been taken

by Patrol .erfe't. Benjamin H. Roberts and Patrolman Emmet Baxter. The report vaid that the liquor was tahen to police headquarters around " o'clock on the morning of June 2S. The fact that a lare quantity of whisky had been found In a wäre house in the city was not of enough importance to be friVf.n out ns news. It was not unMl Sunday morning following" the disappearance of the liquor from the warehouse that the public became aware of the fact, and then it was not given out by the police It will be recalled that about this time American Pride whisky became the fashionable drink In the blind timers in various parts of tho city. In fact, empty American Why Girb Need DL! Every mother knowi the danger 9f that critical period when H-r. daughter approaches womanhood. Bhe knows that the tend e rest cart Is necessary and that her daughter'a health and happiness, perhaps! kven her lifo are in the balance. The -wise mother will safeguard her daughter's health and not pern mit her to overstudy, overwork or undermine her health by worry, o-' rial aflaira and tasks that are too heavy fcr her strength. j The healthy girl bcomei the Itronff perfect woman the raccesaful woman the happy wife nd mother. It is even girl's birthTight to bo harpy and healthy and mothers 6houla watch this dang yeriod and make sure that over-, Ytudy or overtaxing the strength; does not sap the energy, deplete the blood, exhaust the nervous system and lower the vitality. j Girls who are pate, anaemle,' nervous, languid those who lack, vitality or are overtaxing their ! fftrrajfth need a SYSTEMATIC I TREATMENT OF REOLO. It is a wonderful tonic and supplies the Invigorating iron, life-giving oxyi gen and reconstructive cell-salts I that the body must have to main I tain strength, energy and vitality.1 The large rackage of REOLO I contains 100 pleasant, tasteless tabJetp, enough for two weeks treatment and only coste one dollar. It ! has given remarkably successful re- ; rults for the systematic treatment ! cf k;'T Every package is guarani teed and your money will be refunded if it does not giro complete 1 satisfaction. j ftntral lruc Store, South Rend, Ind . and lied Crco Pharmacy, Mtshawaka. Ir.d. Adv. Glasses Properly Fitted V I W 1 DR. J. BURKE, Op't. S. MICHIGAN ST. liroken Ia'iix'n Duplicate!.

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S; Joeotjh rivr. . 4. in THO A, hen - T0 hw..rt, irarned that ca-es .i,1UOr takn from tho Zlmn a uLacher warehouse were ::r held by the police, he asked Scrgt. Roberts, who made the transfer of the liquor from the warehouse to the police atation, with the assistance of Patrolman Baxter, to slsrn an amdavlt against Zimmer and Pamhachcr. Roberts paid that h wanted to confer first with Chief of Police ICllne. and a little later Roberta Informed Pros. Schwartz that he had bfcen advised not to sign an a?f.dait. I'aU to Sign Affidavit. Chief Kline and As?t Chief of Pcllci Cassidy, aa police ofMciala, alao refused to sign an afT.davit against Zimmer and Dambacher, although they refused to turn the 130 cases over to the proeocutor after he himself had tiled affidavits against Zimmer and Dambacher. Shortly before the disappearance of the liquor from the ZlmmerDambacher warehouse, liquor held at police headquarters as videnco asrain-u Barrett had mysteriously changed into sweetened water, and the prosecutor did not want this to happen to the 130 cases taken from the Zlmmer-Pambacher warehouse. In fact, the police resisted every effort of the prosecutor to gain po.sPCHion of the 1 T 0 cases of American Prid. their resistance becoming a part o! the records of two county courts, the ftate appellate court and the state supreme court. An injunction proceedings against the prosecutor t prevent htm from graining possession of the liquor Is now pending In the supreme court. REV. WILLIAM B0LGER POINTS OUT EVILS OF INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM In a brilliant review of "a book that has never been written." Rev. William A. Rolger. head of the economics course at Notre Dame, briefly pointed out the two root evils of our industrial unrest as elatdi of interests and disregard of the moral law, and Cuticura Talcum is Fragrant and Very Healthful Sample free of Cvtlrar Lkr torie. Dept. X. MiUmi. Mm. 25c. everywhere.

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