South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 107, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 April 1920 — Page 3

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CURTAIL SALES OF GASOLINE LOCALLY

J' reicht K in h a r p o Force Standard Oil to Take Drar-tic Measure.

i'.rc in k"-.,;th I lend' a frit,'ht ernb t.rro cl'i;is wi re fft-n Thurhdty by J. K. i'-rf mn'-r, head of the Transportation i partn.er.t of th "harn t.-'-r ( f Cur:; n.' rt -. Th" t rattle congestion Thursday reached into the pa..v.;ir;f trade, materially -'i ff cli .-. tr t h L b u - i r. i ."-.s. Ar cordir.-.; t Mr. Ilremner, the f reicht co:ib''-t!oi .situation much improved here. Mr. IJrernner Thursday lejd the following an..nunrpr:;tr.t; "A'thouirh the rrnlarpn his been iftcd by tn New York Central west f Tob do r.o freight Is beir:K acceptfor ,.r;y oi it - connecting Tfn-"v All f r iy. t i-? accepted subject to delay to any point on all railroad.0. Condition Irnprwlnff. "Th' Michigan Central railroal reports tl;at nothing w.m 1 ing ac--j t I f"r any point on its lines. I::iprol co:il itior..i are reported how. e ( r. hip menu r ,n the Iennt!ylvanla .'m l Grand Trunk roads are still bei.g arn ptd for local pointn only i ut the hr .p. that a further lllt:r:g of embarpo-rs would bo accomplished on the road:- within the next i"w days. "Kr ight i.i ! jng acr.-j tod by the V. J. A; I. I. railroad thi.-s morning '.'r all local points tin Its lir.e.s and r-ome p'.ai'-.s on the Wabash ratl-i-ad. Soüic I. O. I,, .shipments are ;-ing received from points outside of the designated locJl points. "Hrporta from the offices of the Grand Trunk and tho New Vork Vutra! ar to the effect th.'.t ship-nn-ntH of Loth perishable and df.nl f rt-if;ht was being received Thursday irom Chicago." Tho Htamlarrl Oil Co.. Thursday i.f'iin th restriction of tho salo of gasoline to pica-sure and touring automobile owners. Tho order restricts th- sile to three trallons of Gasolin' to fach of th:.- class of motor vi-hi" '!e. Tii' i r i.s no restriction m the ile of p.isciliii.' to auto truck and otluT inotur vehicles hauling ! r. lght. Th restriction of tho Standard Oil Co., H caused by the f-hortae. o:' . ars and men occasioned by the witebrm n's etrike.

Day's News In CITY STATISTICS

IlIKTHS. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln W. Strom, K'7 Werwlni-kl st., son. Aj.ril 14.

.maukiac;i; i.ici:nsi. Josfjih J. Nimr. nvchanic. .outh liond. tu Victoria Malagek, South Uend.

Transf.TH la te.il statf uro t.ikrn from f'. rt-or(N d Indiana 'Jit So and J.'i.in cntapanv : Anirrtvan Iloni- :i n I Invojitrant onijiir:y, t( .Ma tin ws I'.ilkou Uz i'nd 4111. liimband and wll'f. ?1 ; part of bf '; rM'd pt.it f Soutli b.-nd and Jary Laud Miiipuiiy's addition to Smitli P-nd. .Tidui II. Sti-ph-ns and Ialli .1. Ids wi(h. to Henry I. II nc!l. SI; real tato In Idrijln townnlilp. Honry 1. IIowHl and h lf, to II117.1 .1 IUiHr, ?t and xchin f iroporty, i' air.-, mure or b-s. la Lliuola towu0 p. IVrdlnniid O. TlafT, to Uivr Cldllod l",..v works. and dlir valnr; lots l- to l'y.K In Kails fu'irth addition to 1 it v f Son tli It'nd. Mnr- us K. and ld wifo. to brroy II. I'.owor, and UVr gr.d and valupa: ;..t ltl nn.l 1V", Lasalle I'ark addition to South lU-nd. L.-roy II. Itowrr. to A. Krank TyUr, Sjini; lota PVt and P", Lasalle l'ark adlüfion to South ltirnJ. .loin ()e.ln'-?.ak, a lininlstrator, to Mli ! ad and Maryuum Krussl.ik. Inisbnud

"CAN'T CUT OFF MY LEG" SAYS RAILROAD ENGINEER

I am a railroad onplnor; at'out 20 Ji'jirn a ro my bc was s-r loudly Injured in nn a-' Id. nt out st. I ron my ret!idng to allow th doitor to amputate if I wis told It would be 1mpolbl tn heal the wound. I have tried nil kinds of salves anil ri a d niny doctors In the pad 'J vears, but to no avail. Finally 1 r.-ou,d t. uo riyrKitsoN's ointMi:NT on luy h. You cannot imagine mv ntoidlu;it:t when I found It uns doing vt.at over P) thine had failed to jo. Mj- leg 1. now oinpbtdy cured." iitii JIauft, T'.' Myrtle avenue, llrooklyn. N. V. "It rrwikoa rne feel proud to l.e aide to prodiue an o'ntunut like that." nays l'ffrson of HurTalo. "N"'t only do I guarantee lVterson'8 Ointment ftr eld rti red wouiiili but for ociema. enit rleum. ulcers. lb-htn pkln and blind. bleedlRff. or ltehli.g piles. 'and I put up a !1 box for ."" tents, a pri- all can : fford to pay and money ba.k froai voar .Invest If t.ot Jtl?tleJ.,, Adv.

Dandruff Surely Destroys The Hair

Girls if you want plenty of thick, beautiful. rI.os.s-y, silky hair, do by iU means get r:d of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin It if you don't. It dovsn't do much good to try to brush or wash It out. Tho only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it then you destroy it entirely. To do thi, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid urvon; apply it at nisht when retiring; use cnouh to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the linger tips. 1'y morning, mst if r.nt all, of our dandruff will be gone, and three or four applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy ry single sign and trace of it. You will rind, too, that all itching ai.d digging of the scalp win stop. ar. i your hair will look and feel a hi:r.dr?l tlnej better. You can cot i.juld arvon a.t any dru store. It is inexpensive and four ounces is all e'.i will nerd, r.o matter how much dandruff you have. This fimple i t mvdy never fails. Adv.

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r.n wife. SI. .Vi; p,t s. In Will! '.m V WC- " 11 KulK'lvUJon of p.. O. L. 'd. .f . 1 Ij'! pi if f outlof of l;..n j John riiikfnblndvr und Ltle-1. bns'.n:,.: and nlf... to Josot.h To::i! .-r I rt r

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AJP. Stl'dson. to TFd M.ir "on, il mid othrr valuen: p.t

1-eJ r addition to South Jb-iel Minnie 1 1 - - s Vor:n ami I' red erb k. .uLlar.d ncd !f to Mabel V. T!.or.it.:i. ..1 and offc.-r valu; Pt II. Jami A Indien Ii r. t Mfldltloii to South i;nd Mabel V. Thornton, to Minnie r ..rm and rred-rk-k H. Vorm. ?l and ot:i-r :ih:". ie-,rt:e C. f'lark, to drnr,. 1. dirk lot 1T.2, in ii W. h. P.wNr'j? hrr addition to Mlwhawaka. -orire C. Clark, to irttr,. r. lurk. 11."); a trad of land on Spring t . In .Mloiwaka. William CT. Jackson and his wife. Funtde p.. Copp and her husband. Mary L Collins. Ix.ra J. Staples n:id Ler husband. Fran' la M. Jiok-.n and hU w ife, to Ivewlrt F. Krp. Jl and other values; lotj ri and : In rnon Hf-laM.s addition to Soath liend. Jteuben U. Milb-r and wife, to John T. Walker and Kuth W. Ld! ire. 51 and othr values; lot 10, Kent and Carrion k FUbdl vision of lot one, Kernlrbks und Jr.int'a addition; also part of ..t .'. Iletidrbk and cjrant'a addition to South F.end. Samuel Levy, to Marr I.. Lant'ell and KlUat.eth IP, husband und wlf., fl and other values; bd l.-,, of p. L I), of Phillip J. Klinirel s MIcLIttnn nvnu addition to rVaith Hen 1. Wllllaui .t. N'pwrnan and Minnie M . husbaiel am! wife, to ;. rtre i:. Wolf. 1 and otlier value; part of lot 4. In Sumn.er'a addition to South iorirc L. Wolf aad Alberta, husband and wife, to Wllllnm M. Newman. l ai.d othei values; bt 2, In K. Loils Kuhn flrv Sunnyble ü'ibdlvWn to South Dend. llenjamln I Dunn, to Marv V. Kennedy. ,:; p-t 111, Hastings. V Iward find Irays' addition to Llvr i'ark, now part of South lO-nd. Arthur .1. L'knian and Nellie Slian Fckman, hufband and wjfe, to Nekton lPili and Ruth, husband and wife, and other values; lot proposed plat of City VIow. l'reI W. Keller and lblith W., his ulfe. to Jamet O. Souselv and ietirsre, liusband and wife, J.'; pit and l;:ch' off north side lot II, Dubail and Kltner'n mibillvlslon of tots T to si. lncIukIvp, in Dubaih fourth u'ldltton in South Item. tiiteoni ti fir I Keller, to .Tames II. Nans find Lydia F.. im band and wife. Jl; lot -Kia. Viusar I'ark addition to South Itend. Arthur J. lk;nan and Nellie Shank, husband and wife, to William M. Prior, .fl and other values; lot 10. propose, plat of City View.

'ASSAULT CASE IS CAUSE OF SUIT

Mrs. M a r i McCullnuli Charges Husband With Cruel Treatment.

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Death of Mabel Carlin.

I dead woman were examined by tho j coroner. ! MeanwhP.o Mrs. Faker is b!r.c jd"Uiine at th county Jail pending (further InvestU-atlc n by the police. : It i not known whether a formal charge of murder will be preferred against Mrs. Hake- or whether a lesser charge will to filed.

IIC. h.WIS Wild, TALK. Rev. Henry L. Ddvis, district .dperintendent of th Methodist churrhfs will speak at tho Sr. Paul's Mcmori;il Methodist Kpis'opal church at the Sunday morninir stvices. Ii-v. James L. Cardiner, astor of the (hutch, who has been spending the past year in Arizona, will occupy th- pulpit at the services on Sunday. April 20.

An aftermath of an a.csault and battery ca.-o heard in the city court on Wednesday. April 7, when Mrs. Marie Mc"ullouk'h. SOT K. Third st.. Mishawaka, charged her mother-in-law. Mrs. Maud Clifford. sam address, with striking h r w ith a stove poker, resulted Thursday mornlr.tr when a suit for divoree was hied in the superior court by Mrs. McCullough ana inst Kay McCulIotjgh. The complainant charges the defendant with cruel and inhuman treatment and t-ays that the defendant married the plaintiff on July S. l'.19, to avoid prosecution then pending for bastardy. Specific cases of neglect are recited in the comolaint and McCulIough is accused of failing to provide a home hut took the plaintiff to live with his mother. Alimony to the amount of il.o'iO is asked. In the city court action Mc""ullough testified against his wife. The couple s -para ted on April .1. the day th- alleged assault on Mrs. McCulIouh is said to have occurred. Charge Cruel Treatment. Orville Hays is charged with cruel and Inhuman treatment of his wife and is made defendant in suit for divorce tiled Thursday in the superior court. The plaintiff asks for the custody of the two minor children, c.arnet. aged seven, and Allen, aged two. (. hartes llertion. Jennie Vinnlde deserted her husband, James Vinnidge, on Aug. 10. 1912. says the complaint in the divorce suit instituted Wednesday by the latter. The defendent is charged with cruel and inhuman treatment, er lied th plaintiff vile names and created constant strife d'irin; their five years of married life.

"Mabel Carün. ?,2's 1-2 S. Michigan M.. came to hr death from combined effects of the t XCi!T;-.cnt attending the fight, a full dilated stomach, partial intoxication due to whisky taken, r.ervoust shock produced by a fall to the floor all these factors causing a rollupsv of an already dilated heart," reads the verdict of Coroner Wagner following the inquest. Mrs. Carlin was found dead by the police in her rooms oirly Friday morning following an alleged altercation with Mrs. Kelle Kakcr. a maid in the Carlin rooming house. Mrs. Kaker is being held on a charge of murder and her testimony during th coroner's imiuest threw no light on the cause of death of Mrs. Carlin. it being shown that both were in an intoxicated condition and Mrs. Baker remembered nothing about the incidents surrounding the !eath. The attending physicians. Prs. Felder and Geisley, Mrs. Kaker, Isaac V. Sailor of LTlkhnrt. companion of the two women during the early part of the evening. Marie Roth, housekeeper in the Carlin house and Kichard Wallace, brother of the

scout iLXi'cunvi: ix JOLrrrr. J. W. Taylor, local s-cout executive, is in Joliet. 111., attending .a two days conference, Thursday and Friday, of Fcout executives.

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UNION' WILL MTHTT. The tirst meeting of the newly organized chapter of the American Insurance union will be held this ev ning at XV. f . XV. hall. orhVers elected at th organization meeting will be installed at tonight's meeting.

KU.CItinWKY It I 'SIGN'S. Gleim Cunningham, former assistant secretary of the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A., has retgne(I to accept a position as deputy clerk in the court house.

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