South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 139, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 May 1920 — Page 2

TUESDAY MORNING, MAY IS, 1920

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY BUYS TWO PROPERTIES Book and Shoe Slorr- on Washington A v. Are Purchased.

A r har? r cf i:nu?u.il Importnnc vras vr::t n ir.to thr h! tory rf South

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t-Itrs row f 'r jpi- J ly th- Herr c Hf-rr Co.. r.-i Jvck Shr..? f-'t r . on V.'. Wa.ir.'t'.r; a v.. Just .-: of Irr. prov rr' -rt '? th prop r'y is

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ana inn tnira ii"r r-otn f.ii.nr:L-1-y th (',(, r;r-- Vk !, k . Th" I f r r & Hrr .. u- l fi'tor of the ruiM:rn: it o.-t u j n.lic;ttir.S' arc that th? il rMil'. In a MimUr of (hi:;;.! in t!w Was):rn-!

ton av.. pr tm.!.:; I. EjiktI'!' Itapiil Growth. The Arn r:ran Trust V, h is o

p rl ric 'l a rapid growth in the ; past few yrars. Jt has hut!t its husintso on a firm foun-I ation of s r-j Vier. K. II. Mi2! r, a-hi.-r of th American Trust Co., in ann aim ititt ; the elosir.i: of th- i al stato ! ai ; tsf.-tte! that th p.ln y : i tin- trust (ornpany to ! at all ti:n"s th bank I

of its depositors had hoii t-; ? , audi

Its Kuccr t-s jirovi ii. The American Tru.-t (., was nrKanizod March -7. i:'4. with a paid In capital of $171.'.on. in r.MS, vh n

the Am ri'an Trust Co, rnterrd th1'edrral Itt s rvc j-ystein a stock i dividend of 1; ! n r.t was paid.!

ThP total assets at this tnn' aLrroKHtod 4.000.i)oi The cri'-wth for 191: alono was $1.00 0.0 on. Othrers of the American Trr.st Co., are: Sani Leter. President: S. C.

Iontz, vice-president; J. TJ. Ilal-trlc, ! vice-president: h H. Miller, secro- j

tary-treasurer; V. M. Itoyer. assistant secretary; J. A. Coitii!lard. as-;

histant treasurer. The diifetors are: Sam Iffi'-r, S. C. I.ontz. J. i. liabrle. ):. M. -Mil!rr, J. A. Vquihard. If. S. Milhr, A. A. Kulk. W. F. Mil

ler, II. M. Saunders and 11. (.. Id r-1 r. J The new pre.prrty was purchased from the. Kizer and Woolverton Corp of which Mrs. Milhurn Ki7 r Morris ,

Is president and H. A. AVoohrrton is secretary. The purchase price was not annoiir.ct'J.

MATERIAL SUPPLY COMER TO orEx STORE IX CITY Ar.r.o-jr.c-ment of th formVin of the a. iv K. Material Supply C.. witi an oriKinnl Mock at JiO.has ien made and the new caimp any, which will deal in Jewelry. wat( !.'-.h and sundry supplies will opep, oji'a es and showrooms In South : r.d within the next 10 days. A. Ai'.'abl of this city and M. Kruse of 5ary are tho proprietors of tlio rie'.v enterprise and they are now t l:' ti atir.L,' for suitable quarters. The drrjon. to locate In South Ilend uas made after due considf-ra-t: '.'l was Kivrn a riatterincr offer to n lH-adqnarters in India napoli?, whielx was tendered by the Chamber of Commerce of the capital. The f ic tion was made on account of the ideal trade conditions which exist here and the absence of a similar jobbing house between Chicago rnd Detroit. TVs new concern has closed a contract for the exclusive jobbing in the west of the products of a lar'e eastern manufacturing and importing company. This id re.irderi as a distinct achievement as Importers and manufacturers have steadfastly refused to take en new johbi-rs owim: to the .scarcity of material and difficulties encountered in importing Jewelry, watch material optica! poods.

HOLSTEIX BREEDERS' PERFECT ORGAXIZATIOX

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Tlie St. Joseph county branch 'of the Hol.-tein lireeders association was je r f, '-ted at a meeting of the brffders held in the court hous Saturday afternoon. Keen ,ii..erest was displayed and amons the fir.st

innovations to be sponsored by organization is a sale of hlack white cattle to be held in the timn season. It is planned to

the proper emphasis to the fitting and selling of the .stock so that the breeders and the community will profit Py the cooperation and spirit of the association. A number of the breeders have been enjoying excellent re.ult.i under the olflcial test plan of the Holstein organization find th'se sin cessful fanciers are placing the foundation for the future success in the breeding of livestock. Tlif following othcers were named: t'hnrlis Wcidler, president; Leo Vfin He.-s, vice president; Brother Felix, vice president; Harry Krinpr. secretary and C. I. Iteamer. treasurer. The dir ctors are: Asa K. Mathews, Albert A. Fulk, I.eo Cassidy, Oliver Schäfer and Chester Iiidlaw. The next meeting will be held Saturday evening May 2'S, at S o'clock in the county agent's ottice and a call has been sent out to all Holstein breeders ot the county and adjacent territory.

SECRETARY TO MAX ACER OF CHAMBER RESIGXS

TWO IXJURED IX A UTOMOBIL E A CCIDEX T

Ccorse VT. Snyder, 7v, x. St. louLs blvd., w;is slightly injured anl Charles A. Iif Toncott. Jr.. small son of I)r. C. A. l-ippincctt, suffered n minor Injury, when the m ichine Irlven y Harlow H. Iappineott, the letter's brother, skidd-d on the slippery pavement at Wayne and S. Michigan st., knorkeä down a lamp post and demolished a rear vt heel uf th rloscil ar. The accident occurred Monday morninc: shortly after 1 e'clo. k. According to Mr. Snyder, who was riding his bicycle, he was i;oinr north on Michigan r.t., as was also the car driven by Mr. lappincott and a tre-t cnr. 'learmc the hell clan n the Ktreet car, Mr. Snyder, whwas rldins; near th' track, turne. 1 out to the lett dir ( tly in front of thfi automobile. Mr. ldpinco:t jammed on his brakes caUMT.L: the car to nkid and turn comi letcly around, crashinc into the lamp post. The rtrtr end of the machine stru k hhn as it turned, according t Mr. Snyder. Ioth Mr. Snyder and tb.e Lippincott hoy were taken into lmibn" drill? store where it was found that the boy, although tb.rown from th machine by the impact, had sustained only a cut about the mouth and loosened several teeth. Mr. Snyder's shoulder was Injured and he sustained two ruts on his head. Mr. Lippincott. who is attend:?".!.: hchool at the University -f Mihifan, is home to attend the funeral of his .-:! er, l'.li :mr L:ppi:utt. which was held Monday afternoon.

Miss Betty Toivnsend Lord, who has been secretary to the business manager of the Chamber of Commerce since the chamber's reoranizition latt September, is to have South liend June 1. After visitinir her parents at Waupaca. Wis., for a short time. Miss hen! will Kr to bns Angeles". Calif., where she will make her homo. Mis- Lord came to South. Uend Sept. 10, last year, ;md durinp her stay here Infame interested in several important movements concerning women. She was instrumental in oranizini? the South Fend Business Women's Chamber of Commerce, the only organization of its kind in the United States.

,vn i:i comt:iu:nci'. County Aent K. C Bird. W. C. H.arder and Ara Mathews, the latter two officials of the county branch of the farmers.' federation are in Inelianr. polis attending- a two clay confernie of county representatives. The meeting is beim? attended by the presidents anil secretaries of the various county associations.

cn'ii will Mrirr. A meetine; (f the Mucsscl Civic clul will be held Tuesday nipht at wh.ich time J. W. Taylor, scout executive, will talk to the members on boy scout work. Moving pictures depicting pooutini, episodes will be shown at that time.

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ASPIRIN FOR COLDS Nime "Bayer" is on Genuina Aspirin say Bayer

LOCAL U'OMEX ARE A TT EX 1)1 X C C( )XFER EXC E

Several local t... u are representing the South Ft nd Uebekah bdi.

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Mrs Otto Fa y r. a number .f the c-rfhars' report committee. M.:.- B. :hnny Geyer. 74 Uiorce av., and M.Kitty Kerohevnl, IK? S. Main st .

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lodge, and Miss T.il'ian Kmc. ? ' F. Baris st., and Mrs. ;ir Baw, '.!. t 0 1 F. Sam. pie st.. d It at s of th' Helena K bekah b de. Otto B vi r. a ! puty crat.d master of the Ovi 1 Fellows iodce. i- als . in Indianapolis atte p.diti,' tb.. inaud lodce asseniKy.

Ins'.s- en F.aycr Tal'lets of AsI inn" ti a "Baer I'ackae," rntaiuinc proper directions for Colds, Pain, Headache, Ncuniiia, Ltim- : -aco, and Ilheumatism Xame "I-kiyer" means Kenuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy tin boxes of 12 tabh: co-t few cents. Aspirin is trade m irk of Haver Manufacture rf Monoareticacidt ster of Sahcylicacid.

'Girls of Bulgaria1

! Bulgaria has tlie most Beautiful jGirl in the world. Bulgarian (Women are not only beautiful but turdy and strong. Bulgarian .Mothers always use Bulgarian BIockI Tea to keep the Family Health. It kep the Skin soft and clear ami the BIckxI Pure by gently moving th Poisons from the system. Just try It once. Bulgarian Blood Tea ii olJ by all Drusiiiists and Croc.:., rrerywhere. Bulgarian Blood Tea"

Alkali in Shampoos Bad For Washing Hair

LOCAL MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD CONFERENCE Lectures to be Feature o Three Day Meeting This Week.

SPECIAL DETECTIVES !

CIIAXGE THEIR STORY

Th? forty-second annual conference of the Jl. Joseph branch of the "Women's Missionary' association of th United Brethren church will be held In South Bend Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. The session will open Wednesday evening at S o'clock at the Conference Memorial United Brethren church at which time Miss Lyda Wilsum, educational secretary of the home missionary board will deliver a stcreoptlcon lecture. Thb Thursday session will convene at P:30 o'clock, with an address by I lev. W. Z. Huberts of Huntlr cton, Ind., followed by a conference hour and the reading of reports ly the several department chairmen of the organization. The principal speaker at he Thursday f.fternoon meeting will be Miss Vera 11. Bllnn of Dayton, O., who will explain the Otterbeln guild methods. Other interesting features of this session will be an address by Miss

Bertha Wohlhetter of Alcade, N. M., who will give glimpses of the adobe land., Ilev. Itoberts will also speak. At C o'clock Thursday evening there will be a get-together supper followed by a program and an address by Miss Blinn. The Friday morning and afternoon sessions will be devoted t1 the transaction of the routine business and the election of officers. Friday evening Itev. K. J. Place of Chicago, in., will be the principal speaker. Rev. Place- is at present .'i member of the faculty of the Mocdy Institute and was formerly a missionary in the Philippines. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ISSUES FIRST REPORT

Testimony of Special Detectives! Moritz and Mclntyre, given in the j

ras against Cyriel Van Stanlesks. charred with the unlawful po5session and sale of liquor, in city court Monday did not correspond with memorandums made by them at the tim-- of the arrest. The two special detectives, selected by Chief of Police Kline to Und liquor law violators, tola the court that they bought liquor from Van Stanicske himself. The bottle in which they had placed the evidence had a babel on which- was written in Detrctlve Morltz's handwriting a description of the man from whom they had bought the liquor. It corresponded to the description of the bartender instead of that of the owner. Moritz admitted to having written the description, but could not explain It. The defense put on several witnesses who said that the owner of the place was playing pool at the time the two detectives were in the place and that he did not sell them any liquor. Special Judge Houlihan took tho caso under advisement.

OUCH! CORNS! UFT CORNS OFF

Services rendered by tho Chamber of Commerce since the rrosont management has been in charge Sept. 15 to the present time show the organization has been of considerable use to not only members of the chamber but others seeking houses, rooms and other Information. The chamber has located several individuals and firms in oiflce rooms and small factory buildings, and has secured agencies for a number of products manufactured elsewhere. The records show the following: Housing registrations, 996; housing requests. 67S; telephone calls, 20,74; outgoing mall, 47,211; information rendered, 4, COS; interviews. 1.Ö9S; directories loaned, 1S4; medals distributed to soldiers, S3; travel bureau inquiries, SS employment Inquiries, 166; stocTc sale investigations, 7S: associations using building, 3 3.

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Doesn't hurt a bit to lift sore, touchy corns off with fingers

TWO SPEEDEiiS PAY FIXES IX COURT

William Cray and Russell Ernsberner were each fined 15 and costs in city court Monday for exceeding the speed limit. Both men pleaded guilty to the charge. The cases of the eight men arrested Saturday night on South st. near FYanklln st., charged with gambling, were set for hearing for Saturday.

Yes! Magic! Drop a little Freczone on a, bothersome corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then vou lift it right off. Xo pain! Try it. A few cents buys a tiny bottle of Freezone at any drug store. This is sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, also all cajluses, and without the slightest soreness or irritation. It doesn't hurt at all! Freezone is the magic ether discovery of the Cincinnati genius.

Jewelry The Gift of Enduring, Beauty

Wish her health, wealth, love, happiness, nil the joys of life then choose for her a Sift that carries that message by its subtle consideration of her own wishes, her own , needs, her own personality. Let it be a gift of jewelry a gift that you are proud to send one that she will be proud to own. The finest selection of jewelry m the city awaits your inspection at CHARLES M. SCHUELL

Jeweler and Optometrist Opposite Citizens National Bank and out of the High Rent District

Most soaps and prepared shampoo contain too much alkali, which is Very injurious, as it -dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle. The Kst thir.t: to use is Mu'sit'.ed cocoanut oil shampoo, for this ipure an 1 entirely grease less. It's ry cheap and beats anything else .ill to pieces. You can sat this at

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Cuticura Soap The Healthy Shaving Soap

Simply moisten the hair with water and n.:'w it in, about a teaspoonful is all tha; is required. It make an r.bundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rir..-es out e.iJ-.lv. The hair dries quickly and evir.lv, and is soft, fresh looking, 1 ni.t. tl uft " w a y. and easy to lianille. Hesides. it loosens and takes out every particle of dut, dirt and eiu.udru'" Advt.

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Fair Maid Hair Nets Real Human Hair, hand made, invisible, guaranteed. Special Sale at 15c, 2 for 25c, $1.25 dozen.

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Mrs. Litsmouth, Special Representative Dr. Turner's Toilet Preparations will be here all week demonstrating how to beautify your hair and face.

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After a big sale there is bound to accumulate large quantities of remnants and short ends of yardage materials. It took all day to get these measured up and arrange Tomorrow These Hundreds of Remnants

Silks, Woolens and Wash Materials Will Be Offered You at

Special Note-attention."

We cannot state how long these will last. If you are interested we advise your early

250 Boys' All Wool Suits That Failed to Arrive Last Week We were disappointed in not being able to include those big surprise values in our 20 Discount Sale of last week, so have determined to give you the benefit this week. The Prices These Suits Are Marked are the greatest values ever offered and far below prices quoted usually for such styles, finish and materials. Strictly all-wool Scotch Mixtures and plain colors, in all the newest shades, all mohair lined, some with two pairs of trousers. Tomorrow and All Week We Give You 20 Per Cent Discount from the Prices Marked

Remarkable V alue Sale of Women's Hosiery From Three of the Leading Hosiery Manufacturers These are seconds and the best lot we have ever received from these manufacturers in fact, so good that it is difficult to find the defects.

Wavne Knit Hose White Silk hjose. full fashioned, $3.00 grade at $1.50. Lisle Hose, in white only, 89c grade at 59c. Seamless Hose, hemmed top, black and white, 89c grade at 50c.

Iron Clad Hose Seamless Hose, hemmed and ribbed top; 75c, 89c quality for 59c and 69c. Children's Hose, in light and medium weight, from grades up to 85c, at this sale 50c.

Radmore Hose Mock Seam Silk Hose, in black only, $2.00 grade at this sale 95c. Lisle Hose, hemmed top, in black only, 75c grade, at this sale, 3 pairs $1.00.

Corns Corns

Does this picture describe the way your corns feel on some of these damp days? Try a bottle of our Qualitee Corn Remedy. Guaranteed to cure. 25c a bottle. Central Drug Store IroMcription Specialists 'safe as a Hank" Cor. Midi, and Wash. Sts.

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2 Cans 2 Pkgs. r" . i i 3 Bars t r c u Vegetables U Q 1 omatoes vorn March for Soup Castile ooap Kic 15c 15c 15c 2 Large Cans 25c Can Large Can 5 Bars Red Beans K. C. Baking Sweet Laundry Powder Potatoes Soap 1SC 19c 19c 19c

Tho Bl$ Electric Shop S. D. Moran & Son Wiring and Repairing.

ADLER BROS On Michigan at Wah.ington Since 1804. THE STOKE TOR MEX AND no YS

Used

Auto

Parts See us. We" may hove just what you want tc fix your car. Serviere b!: parts of every name, shape and form, one-half the cost. 0. E. LUDWIG Auto Supply 409 S. Michigan St.