South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 184, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 July 1920 — Page 6

IÜthAY MOISMM.. JI LV 2, 'J20

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TWO LOCAL UNIONS OPPOSE DAYLIGHT SAYING ORDINANCE

Hold Post-Mortem to Determine Cause of Dr. Wagners Death

Common Laborers and Car-1 penter- Par-s Resolution Ajr:iint Plan. ; That a p.irt cf t:r.;n Veil ! i'.ior ' in no? ir. fi-r of th -:;-.? mvInjf pn wj-.ich ! irm Thür -lav wa xi!rrri n th- r--.:utlr. x.-tj ' n? ?h- wff 'k!v mtir;; of tv i .South T-r.ii tin'T!. ' '.i i ri rV rt:i5 'o,ir:;r)n I:K,r rs' ; union sAi th;y mornin;: that hi.s,

Jiin had rj-rl!-.l o-rr.i:t h Jnr;ivi:ual r, sn, -vh'th'T .r net "vnu!! work ur.tJcT ?h r."v tir.v. Th- r.irf'rr.t. r:- ;..t.-5--! .i ry.!-j-t.'on Jj-tir.' to th- iJ.iylitrht. j. Intrvfu with var:"-;.-. S:jO Tr:!-rs ?hn,v .hat th ;;r .t mnjo.ritv .-ir- in favor of t!:f ru-vv hd'u, th- only r.r.jt-criwn 1 -1 r . lt That nhouM hav- i 1 3 n r n F.it'm'v.

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BLOW A BUGLE AND KEEP WELL

Army Sergeant Says It's Best!

Way to Tight Off Lung Disea.-e.

r.OSTOX. July !. Get to ho n. uj;l r and fii;ht tuberculosis is'thr

advice piven to rrun w.'th ji'imonary i

trouble hy Hert. V.ilfrrl Maruiir.K. of th northwestern department. The ?rfrant hus more chst expansion than any o-tl.r man at army

h :adouarter3 and tr.vcs it to hi-1 constant ue nf the 1ukI-. "Men In the army blow too much i ahout FoniP things, luit the heft kind !

of blowing Is through a hu-r'e," claim.-! tho s-ri;tant. who was with Oen. Pershing overseas and with Co! Kdwavd l- Ia'i hefnre this. "I pot my f;r."t tnfctf of what i bule can do for the respiratory orKani ovfrsaF," he says. "It is my contention if every man would blow throuph a. hurIo as rrcmlarly as I have ho would soon build up a r.air of bellows that would keep him itronff." Fireworks at Kngle's Cut Kate. 0i'.-July '1

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Infection of the liver was the cause of the death of Dr. Earl P. "Warner, 4 5 years and 1A months old. 413 N. Michlgran at., St. Joseph county coroner, who died Thurduy

monlnF: at 10:17 o'clock at the Kpworth hospital This Information was Riven out Thursday evening following the post mortem held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.

The post mortem was hM by rr!. ?en?en!ch. Hill. Crow. Wilson. RertIir.gr. Felder of South Icr.d and Dr. William i:. Quin-, of Chicago, all cf whom wer partially ur.ab'.; to IlatrncFe the cai-e at the time of death.

Dr. Wacmer is nurv1v

wife, Maude Meyer

whom he was married

1?02, at the First liaptist church in this city, four children, lthrin Jeanette. . years old. Helen Louise, e.'cht years old, Mary Klizabeth. five years old. and F-arl Jr., two years old. and one brother. William F. Wagner of Douglas. Wy. Ijonz Koldcnt IIro. Dr. Wagner had been a resident of South Dend practically all his life, having been born In German twp.. Aug. 21, 1ST i, and having made hla home here .since he was IS vears old. He was the son of Daniel H. and Elizabeth A. Warner. Since January 1119 Dr. Wajrner hsd been coroner of St. Joseph county, his term to expire in January 1921. He had been nominated for a second term. Had Many Attacks. Dr. Wagner had been subject to attacks similar to the one which caused his death, for the past six years. In March of this year ho began to fail in health rapidly and had been ill in bed since June 5. Ho had been at Epworth hospital sineSunday night. He was a member of the First Captist church, tho Masonic lodge. Xo. 4 5, the Knights of Pyth.as. the Fraternal Order of Eagles, for which organization he was medical examiner, the University club and the Country club. Funeral services will probably bj held Saturday although definite arrangements have not been made.

PLAN FOR BANQUET ON FOURTH OF JULY LONDON. July 1. The Old Playgoers' club here have arranged an Independence day dinner which will be held at the Hyde Fark hotel on Sunday, July 4, in honor of the American actresses who have recently appeared in London. The president, Lord Leverhulme. will preside and the guests of the evening will Include, Miss Kdith Day, Miss Mary Nash and Miss Peggy O'Neill.

The Koreans do not loceive credit for progressiveness, but a Korean invented the potter's wheel and a Korean potter discovered the art of underglazing. It is also said that they invented the movable type and made general use of this art long before it was known anywhere cl.

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