South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 134, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 May 1920 — Page 2

THl'KSDAY .M;UMG, MAY 13, tvw.

I ME SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

KLINE'S PROTEGES MIX TESTIMONY IN LIQUOR HEARINGS police Chief Suspends RruJar Patrolman Who Tells HioIe Truth.

Contradictory testimony by two tpc!al inllco c'.rri ?rf-ic' by Chief of Polio Kkr.o t" arre.-t viola!'.) cf. the liquor law resulted Wedrfsday morning i:: tti" conviction cf Casmkr H'.Inski 1 2 r, 2 W. "Washincton av, r.r. I the r-! ao of fddney Iwi. proprietor of a jft drink rdar t the :un" addr-". The two special ofücfr :ir- Detectives Aszklar anrl Mrlntyr. Hoth cfT.crs wer ithr confusc-d or ignorant retrarriii-.K th -vhlenf' they rvere to Elve, faKlr.:; to fix definitely tho (Jut? upon which they v; it Jewis piaro r.n W. Washington a v. (,rt Date .Mi nil. As-zklar hiUl that ho and Mrlr.tyre Vrent there on April -w. MIntyro raid It was on April "0. Uoth in-n paid that thT- wre two trar.-rs In the place at tho time besides Jytcls. It developed that tho two ptrangrs who were ther are Patrolmen McCormlk and Paxf r. Tho fact that tho two patmlnu-n Vere there and a'.thonn they wer their full polio- uniforms v.-r-" not recognized Ly the two special detectives selected t y Chief Kline resulted In ?h patrolmen's suspension by tho chief from the department following th hearing of Holnskl and Iowls Wednesday mornlr.tr. rsalM'iils Truthful Patrolmen. Patrolman McOormick was subpoenaed by the defense and said ti. tt lie saw tho two special officers enter the place and heard Polnski t -1 1 them that "there- was nothing doIn jr." According to McCorml'-k. tho two special othcers bft, and tho f lace was later raided by As.'t. Chi -f Tasaldy and detail. Patrolir-an McCormick U tho fame policeman who testified in tho Tony Uarrett liquor ca.s. in the rircult court to tho effect that tho liquor taken In tho raid on IJarrett's Owl saloon -was genuine liquor, much to the displeasure and chagrin of Chief Kline. Told The Tnitlu "I'll tell nothiriK but tho truth If I lo3 my star for it." said Patrolman McCormlrk Wolno.Mlay mornIng. when he contradicted Chi f Kline's protejres. The two special detectives testified that they had secured liquor in Iewls place, but they were not suro tvhere it 13 located. They said they Cot the liquor at 122s W. Washington av.. which is Tom O'Neill' place of business. Lewis' place is 1232 V. Wnshincrton a v. Special Judge P. J. Houlihan finally found Coins! puilty but after he had fined him 100 and cost and sentenced him to 30 days in jail he decided to rupen! the ser.teno In view of the contradictory and inruflicient evidence of the two Kline protest- Ho was forced to find Lewis not jrullty. THREE YOUTHS ARE GRANTED FREEDOM

Rig Indians Adorned With Claas in Lips Attach Explorers I?j rrilfr l I,r': NKW YORK, May IS. Blonde Indiana. even fot tal.. who wore tlir'-r claws through their lips and little cl.-e In the way of raiment, attacked the exploration party he.tded by Dr. Alexander Hamilton Hire, for four days nlor.e the Orinoco river, contlnmlly raining hjeara and arrows upon the white men. according to Dr. Rice who has Just returned from the South American t rip. The Indians who the explorer l.e'Ieve to have been TiVTnrKTS of the Gunribos last reported by a Sr.anlph party in 1763 refu.-ed to negotiate with the Rice party. Ir. Itice believes them to have hern cannibal?.

MOONSHINING HERE BEYOND CONTROL OF CITY POLIGE

COMPLETE PLANS FOR OPENING SUMMER CAMP

Three South P.end youncr men, wl:o were Klven suspenile! sentences by Judge Walter A. Funk of the St. Joseph circuit court have been formilly discharged on account of uood l.ehavlor whilo on parole on roromriendatlcn of the warden of the Jeffcrsonville reformatory. The three are Charles McHenry. sentenced Iec. 20, 131S; Lloyd Henry, sentenced in February. 1014. and Lloyd Matson. who is now held for trial In the circuit court on charges of prand larceny. was bound over In the city court after a j.reltmlnary hearing- held last Saturday morning.

rci.Ks pivoun: siit. Ina ?d. .Munscn in her petition for divorce jralnst lavid It. Muntrn which wa fil-d In the t-nperlor rourt Tuesday afternoon, charfje.s the deftnilant with failure to proide for the. pa.-t six ye irs. They v.ere married Fob. 4. 1911, and separated I'ch. 14, P 14. The defendnnt I bo!ieed to be residing in Nebraska.

Yeunfr men. if you think your Fweethenrt his little tricks of lovemaklr.t; 'hat are all hr own. you fdioi ld 5e.. Norma Talmadce f srinatir.ff her heart's choice In "The Woman (lives. " row running at tho diver theater. Vurp women may also learn seme thir.trs about the Käme of making love hy watching the way Robert Milton responds to tho verlous littlo subterfuges employed by Inga Sonderson, played by Mt:-s Talmade Advt.

THE BEGINNING OF A NEW LIFE

p&Igaria n3 Oriental Kuropo Pro dace fituxUiost People ' Do ycu want to fel from 10 to 80 Xars youÄXrT Do 7 era want t know the Joy cf Tertftct IUalUa? Tou ran it bade th r?lrt et ath, your T will jvaj-kJ with Yw US and the rich slow of health will rrlac th faded yellow akin. Bulgarian Blood Tea, ued for centuries tn Oriental Europe, la the most fremarliab! medicinal family preparation knenrn In the world today. Composed of choic and rare herb. Just brewed by yourslf and taken once or twice a wMk. will be th beginning rf a nw life for ycu. Tor blood rlll become rich and pure; the flame- of life will be rekindled no more heAdechea, blllrusneas, coastlratlon, InJl-a-estion cr bone-racking achee or pains. Bulgarian B'.ood Tea. is jruaranteed to contain Just purr herbs cf nanrelous medicinal and curative power fathered from fields, moun-, lalns and Talleys cf Europe. As'.a anj; Africa- All drug: store now keep! Uulrarian Blood Tea in stock, but! wlnr to the enormous demand im-' tnedlate application to your drursist Is t:rire4 on account cf the limited" pource of eupply. Distributors of Bui-' farian Blood Tea are authorized toreturn the full purchase price if it '-doe not materially improve your bea.2:U In three weeks time. This eridtnee of faith in the power of Bulfartan Blood Tea ie the ruarantee of tr.e Marvel Products Co . Marvel HuUdinjr. Pittsburgh, who authorU tbU aubllc announcement,

O. A. Cooper and W. A. Kaufmann of the Y. M. C. A. employed force, and I. Adillson, a member of the boys' work committee of the' South II nd association, will Inspect the woodcr.ift school of the Culver Military academy Thursday for the purpso of gaining ideaK and suggestions on the management and direction of a similar school to be conducted this summer in connection with Camp LUrhart. dry Like, Michigan. Although the Coy Lake camp is non-militaristic i:i character, special attention is paid to wood' raft and similar t'catur s of outdnor life. The twe V. M. C. A. o:!Kials who ari aloo th- lirecti:)' luads of thrboys' camp are making preparations for the oj. finng of th d immer season on Jim 10, when a party of South Ib-nd burito ss men will spend three days at the lake prior to the opening o the camp for the boys. Reservation are coming in daily and as tho enrllment is limited to li'O boys, it is exp cted that the capacity for the entire smsjii will be reached within a wo k or o. Ileservations hive bten received from Kai.'sis, Mi;higan, lllino:'. hio, Wiscor.sin and Indiana but the otlieial.-? are tlisappoint-d over th number of applications that have been recoiv-d from boys of m ighbonng terrKory, especially South llend and Misiiawaka. It is dclared that tlio local Loy fail to take advantage of the unusual opportunities offered by the amp and as a result fail to thoroughly gain the benefits to be derived from a week or longer spent at the camp. Mr. Kaufmann has expressed the hope that more South Lend and Mishawaka boys will enroll during the coming week in order to have the twin cities represented durimr th summer by an ample enrollment.

FOREIGN TRADE MEN ATTEND CONFERENCE

Ily I'nited Pre?a : SAX FRANCISCO, Calif., May 12. Delegates representing every trading country in the world were here today for the opening session of the seventh annual national foreign trade council. James A. Parrel!, president of the United States Steel corporation, convenf d the conference at 10 o'clock today. Foreign trade and exchange problems will be considered by the conference at today's session. "The relations of our productive capacity to our foreign trade" will be the subject of an address by Robert Farrell, chairman of the Pacitic coast committee of the conference. Rev. John O'Hara of Notre Dame is attending the conference.

South Bend Man Arrested in Elkhart With Quantity of Liquor. Moon.shinlng in South Bend is reaching into many parts of the city, according to Mayor Carson, who Sunday addressed a letter to Bob Jones, the evangelist, in which the mayor declared that he stands ready to his utmost to "uphold" the morals of South Bend. In fact, the mayor intimates that the moonshining industry is getting beyond the control of the police department. Just before departing for Indianapolis to take charge of Maj. Arthur Lonn's candidacy for tho rf publican nomination for lieutenant governorship, the mayor declared: ' Fveryhody seem to be making wl.i.-ky in South Beiil." but he tdded, "They are doing it every where else, too." Other Kinds. Too. i However, moonshine whisky is said to be only one kind of liquor being tfold in this city, and South Bend is also said to be a distributing point for other cities in tho St. Joseph valley. Farly this week Floyd Klime of South Bend was arrested In Llkhart by the police of that city. Klime is charged with having in his possession K quarts of moonshine whisky, and that he was attempting to dispose of it there to patrons. When taken into the Elkhart city court Tio-sday. Klime pleaded guilty to the charge, but sentence was withheld pending a conference between th-- Klkhart county prosecutor and government orlk-ials. Authorits say that Klime is not only guilty of having the illegal pos.M'sien of liquor, but that he is also guilty of th federal liquor law. He is still in the custody of the; Elkhart police authorities. Klime told the prosecutor at Elkliar t that he was rr ?rely acting as transfer acent for other South Bnd men, and that hi? instructions

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railed for. K'ime's arrest may m-an an investigation by federal authorities here. It Is said that if the moonshining industry in South Bend has grown to such proportions as to get beyond the control of the police authorities, outside aid In apprehending the offenders may come here.

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Announce Appointment of New Rotary Officers The weekly luncheon of the Rotary' club held in the Oliver hotel Wednesday noon was marked by a program of musical and reading numbers by students of St. Mary's college and at the close of the session, tickets were sold for the bentflt of the bazar to be given at the school May 17, IS and 13. Miss Bernlce O'Melia opened the program with a piano. solo, Miss Genevieve IJrousard rendered two violin olos. accompanied by Miss Estelle Brousaard and MIjw Alice Tern la n . gave two clever readings. In a short talk to the members of the club, L. B. Slaughter who has entered upon hla aecond term as president of the organization, thanked the club for the contidence placed in his ability to direct the uffairs and briefly outlined the policies of the incoming administration. The followinff appointments were announced by the preslednt: Public Affairs Committee A. It. Erskine, chairman, D. I, fluilfoyle. II. M. Sanders, Miles O'Krien. D. M. Shively. Good Fellowship Committee -Rome Stephenson, chairman. Ch u .- .- Huff. E. It. Austin. Entertainment Committee O Staples, E. W. Crouse. Will C. S.l. ley. Chaplain Dr. J. I Gardner. Sergeant at Arms Guv 1J. Wi.- : .

NATIVE RUSSIAN GIVES ENTERTAINMENT

Patrons of the Y. M. C. A. cafeteria and loungers in the lobby of tho association building were delightfully entertained Tuesday noon by a program of whitling bird calls given by A. T. Uablncoc, a native of Russia who was a member of the delegation from the Emmanuel Missionary college, Berrien Springs. Mich., which visited local Industrial plants. The young Russian Ftudent claims to have learned the calls while a boy. tending hi3 father's flocks of sheep. Early in his boyhood, his father was sentenced to Siberia for a minor infraction of the Russian laws and spent many years In the barren, bleak country, having been confined In 39 different prisons and camps during his term of banishment. During the father's absence from home the boy acted as herder and during the lonely hours spent on the plains with his flocks studied the birds and their habits and became proficient in imitating their various calls and notes.

START PLACE DETIATE. By United Prewar WASHINGTON. May 12. .-. Hitchcock of Nebraska today open debate for the democrats on th Knox peace resolution in a spet-' in which he poked fun at republican efforts to end the war by lgisl;itif)r.. "The mountain has labored nnd brought forih a mouse." said Hitchock, and then proceeded to describe the measures which lie said republican leaders have at various times sponsored as moans of making peace.

"Diamond Dyes" Don't Spot, Run Don't Risk Material in Poor Dyes that Fade or Streak

Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo

Each pa-ckage of "iJiuiuor.d 1 c contains directions so simple ti.at any woman can diamond-dye a new. rich, fadeless color into worn, shabby garments, draperies. coverings, whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods. Huy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind then perfect results are guaranteed even if you have never dyevl before. Druggist has color card.

If you want to keep your hair in good condition, be cartful what you wash it with Most soapi: and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. Thi

dries the scalp, making the hairi

brittle, and is very harmful. Mulsitied cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and entirely grt ashless), is much better than anything else you can uso for shampooing, as this can't possibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water and rub It In. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, nnd cleanses the hair and rcalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulslfled cocoanut oil shampoo at most any drug store. It Is very cheap, and a few ounces i enough to last everyone in the family for months.

Fo Get Strong and Put On Flesh

People who have tried it say that one of the quickest and surest way.i in which those who are weak, thin, nervous and run down ecu grow strong and put on pounds of solid stay-there flesh, is to take a 5-grain tablet of Blood-Iron Phosphate with each meal. This is doubtless due to the well known fact that RloodIron Phosphate quickly builds up depleted nervous energy nnd at tlv same time supplies the iron necessary to make rich, red strengt h building blood. If you are weak, thin, nervous, or are lacking in th old time vigor, endurance and optimism, go to Wettlck's Pharmacy or any other good druggist ami get enough Blood-Iron Phosphate ti last three weeks and take as directed. If at the end of thre1 weck--you don't feel one hundred per cent better and aren't in every way satisfied you can have your money bao for the asklntr. Fair, isn't it? Better tr it today. Advt

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There Should Be Three Parties to Your Will In the making and carrying out of your will YOU of course, should PLAN it; YOUR ATTORNEY should DRAW it; A CORPORATE instead of an individual EXECUTOR should be named to CARRY out your wishes. To name the St. Joseph Loan & Trust Company as Executor under your will, would ensure the faithful, efficient, unprejudiced and economical carrying out of your every wish and at no more and probably less cost than if you name an individual, such as a relative or friend. No matter what size your estate or the conditions surrounding it, NOW is the time to MAKE YOUR WILL. Our officers will be glad to confer with you regarding important points in safeguarding your estate against loss then you can have your Attorney draw the will. St. Joseph Loan and Trust Company Member American Ikinkcrs' Association.

French Serge 42-inch, in all-wool, $3.00 Less 20 Off

Tricotine 40-inch, all shades, $4.50 Less 20 Off

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Thousands of yards of beautiful Silks we bought months ago, anticipating this would be a wonderful summer, demanding silks in greater quantities than ever before. N Our Prices Have Been Lower Than Market Prices on Manv Pieces

At this sale commencing tomorrow you not only gain the advantage of lowered prices, but the privilege Of Deducting An Additional 20 Per Cent from any purchase you make. Just think what this means See window display of these beautiful Silks. Note the prices and quality. See if you can duplicate these prices, then remember after your purchase is made we give you a still bigger reduction of 20 per cent, or one-fifth of your money back. This Offer Will Onlv Last This Week So we advise your early attention to get the best choice.

$4.50 Shirting Silks Special $2.98 Less 20 Per Cent $3.00 Taffeta Silks Special $2. 5 0 Less 20 Per Cent These two items were specially reduced from May Sales. This sale you benefit by a reduction of 20 per cent additional. Silk Tricolettes $5.95 Less 20 Per Cent Silk Georgettes $2.75 Less 20 Per Cent Crepe de Chene $2. 00-$2. 50 Less 20 Per Cent Black Satin $3,00 Less 20 Per Cent

FOREIGN BONDS German and French bonds scored another big rise Tuesday. Marks reached a new hisrh of 2.08 cents (normal value 22. S cents). Franes pains half a point to tT2-3 cents (normal value 19.3 cents). Profits of 1.000 To in German bonds and 300 in French bonds are still possible if prompt action is taken. These securities are advancing rapidly, Hamburg 4Vs $26.00 Berlin 4's -27.00 (Normal value $238.) Trench Victory 5's SG7.00 (Normal value $193.) We buy and sell Liberty Bonds. (Open Evenings.) C. L GUTHRIE Telephone Main 4277 123 .1. M. S. Iluildlns;. South Bend, Ind.

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