South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 223, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 August 1920 — Page 2
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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
RAILWAY EMPLOYE SAYS HE COULDN'T STAND PROSPERITY
LEAGUE HONORS LOCAL WOMAN
Mi-- Selma Wunderlich Elected Secretary of Lutheran Church Association.
BOY SCOUTS GET "FOX HEAD" AWARD
Collector for Local Concern Confe.-scr to 56,000 Theft.
"I got so irri'-h money t cl i-1 n't Vr.o-.v wh-:t to 1" w:th it." Is th" rea.-on pp. n t y N"dy. "H Coljmbi.i ' rdl,",etor boxes for the Kcal ftrt rar comp ar.y. f'jr his roMr.atinn. To ?-.il.siant:aTf th ma na sutrrunts th'- p-.'.loe found $1.1."0 de-posit-d in th Union Trust company. tl.V.i'J deposited in the American Trust company. l.ttwKn Sl.oCQ ana 2 )u0 in P' nni' s. dimi-s. and other 'nall clunt'f in three suitcases. J 12 1.5 3 on the p.-.rs-jn of the- pri.ion--r and ho haa a check f'r morn than $7u still flue him from the street car company. Neely, who h.i.M be-n e;r.p:oyf-d by the car company for the past four months as a collector of für boxes. va supposed to c-olW-ct th boxes at the car barna and then put them in tht wLfe. In a statement made Monday morning following hin arrest Sunday night N'-ely raad a el'-ar breast of th affair and told railway men and the police of his flourishing business career in South Bend during the past four months which ended with his- arrest by A rat. Chi f of Tollcc CassMy followir.fr an investigation of hia prosperity. Neely faid that on the second r.U'ht he was employed as: collector on? of the boxes became unlocked and between 53 and 51 werft ypilk-fl on the fI-,or. H later discovered that many of the boxes became unlocked and ho continued tho practice of taking a part of th money until three weeks npo. He .all: "I quit takins th money t.aaiis I didn't have the nerve- to take any more." Got $.0 a Xisht. The money, ns high aa $30 a nipht was taken tr his apartment and hn and his wife later deposited small amounts in tho banks. Neely denies that he had aay accomplices and that no other person, other than his wife, knew of his actions. All of the money taken by Neely xrna transferred to the car company Monday morning by the police. Ä car company truck was und in taking the money to the car company offices. Neely is held in tho county jail.
Mi's S'-lma. Wunderlich. 1 1 N. i'ushin was elected secretary of th" Iau of the Evangelical Lutheran church of Michigan and Indiana at the annual convention held Monday at Laporte, Ind. ' ther or?;o-r chosen were Charles Hühner of Laporte, president; Rev. L. J. Kir.tr of Three "ak. Mirh.. vice
president; Walter Sanadeke. Michi-j
r'.r, ' :ty, treasurer: Kev. E. T. Lawrence cf Wakarusa. Ind., secretary of Hundav school work. The 15 21
convention will be held at Wabash. Ind. j
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INCREASED RATES
NO TENANT BAR
Demand For Rooms Continues Throughout City in Spite of Raise. Despite the no percent raie in rates which went into effect Au?. 1 for transients, and whb h will hit the old roomers, the rir.-t of Septem
ber, th demand for V. M. O. A. rooms unabated full house bein?; ;
oooked ror luesfiay of this weeek. ar r-ordirii, to C. C. Lane, desk secretary. Chronic frrouches aro chieily the roomers who ire romplainincr of the rate raise, as3ertn the secretary. With the announcement of the raise, several rucsts moved out. but a pood many of these have re turned, according tr rigure.s of the clerk. Rooming facilities are still at a premium in the city, and with the anticipated floo.l of simple salesmen who are due hepinninp Aup. 1. the situation will be even more serious. One firm has enpaped a block of 50 rooms in the Jefferson hotel, while reservations from traveling salesmen are hepinninp to pour into the Oliver everv hour.
Seventeen Youths Ohtaini
Honors at Birrh Lake Camp Contest. Seventeen South Bend boy scouts have parsed the highest honor test and have been awarded the "Fox Head" at the boy scout summer camp now in ession at P.irch lake. Miehipan. Highest awards were Riven to boy couts who had attained 100 or more points for accomplishing or initiating successfully general camp activities and improvements. Kern MrMahn headed the list with 130 honors to his credit, and Lucian Miller, jr.. was a close second with 2'j points in his favor. The camp season to the XTCsent
time has been entirely successful in i
its purpose. Its camp leader, Jo Taylor, has no case of Illness, accident or discipline to report. The enthusiasm of the boys and their leader in the camp life testifies o the excellent results which may be derived from a two weeks' vacation spent at the camp.
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TO RATIFY TRllYTY. Py United Press: park Aue 9 Ratification
the Bulgarian treaty of peace was
expected today at the Qual I) ursay, by representative of the Flulpars and the Allies.
THREE SPEEDERS GET 510 FINES Big Docket Faces City Court Judge Monday Morn-ins.
PLAN TO OPEN SWIMMING POOL
MOTHER! '.'California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative
Kaley Park to Afford Summer Recreation for Neighborhood Children.
Swimminp and wadinsr pools for the children will be opened at Kaley park by tho board of park commissioners Wednesday morning. The pools- are of concrete construction and similar to tho ones in use at other parks in the city.
Accept "California" rjp of aip only look for the name California on tho packape. then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little Btomach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "California."
Three speeders appeared in city court Monday mornintr and t- of the number were fined $10 and costs. The two men fined were: LIU is Ridpley. Jones. Mich., and Jacob Roallck. 11 5 N. Rirdsell sr. Krvln Herwich. .11. S. Taylor St., was piven a suspended sentence. William .Jefferson. 1201 Dunham st.. rolorrd. was nrrs?rd Sunday nipht and arraipned on a charpe of robbinc Warren Freeman, hotel elr-rk of Cassnpoli. Mich., of Th" case was set for a hearinp Saturday morninp. Howard .Meotrh.m. if,n7 W. Francis st., arrested Sunday on a charpe of Intoxication pleaded not puilty and -will l e tried Auer. 11. To U Arraigned. Airr.eH (Jratzun. Im" I'rair.e av.. harped will; as-sault and battery by Joseph Han:, will be arraicrned Aup. 11. Henry Led ay. Webster st.. will ! arraigned in iy court Atttr. 11 :-n .i charpe of intoxication and trespass!!1, p. lleiTue Kolszir. 1 ."": S. Kendall M., wh has 'a ppea r ed in city court before and was recently di' harped by tho sanity mm iiin. w i 1 ;.riipne,l aain Aup. . 1. According to the StTV of (he pi !.- Or th man. who N chirped with profanit does peculiar cTi.-n-ucti wor'; in the city. He s.iid t have ) moved a ehimvey from a house and in its pi tee jc.it i:p a ;u ile raaile of board. Toney K'oi hier, cinrired with assault and b.itt r". will 1. arraipru'd in city i "urt as m'o ;iy eoii'etes n'i !:iys s r.tei'a'c in t!a' county nil Tho summon.- t. appear i:i court s rvrd on the n'an as sotiii as litis rrlr.iFcd.
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Four hours of sleep lost through that painful itchinp means lonjr wearisome hours next day tired ont unfit for work. Toniplit apply Kcsinol Ointment just before retiring. The resvilts will surprise you. All itching and pain usually disappears like mape. Keep the afTrtted r' ell elemd with Pemol ?oo by day. For jalc at a'l dnjjit'.ts. For free amp!t writ KcmcoI, taaimnr, Md.
MARINES HERE WITH RECRUITING TANK
Effort Bein Mad to Secure Ex-Service Men for Rc-enlistment.
In in effort f serure more r-n-. :; riTiii'.ir; d ity a snvil. party cf Thr "r.u ir;: r. irir.i s" i
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v,i:s t Ii c surru',i!-'!:!'.; tuv. r.s d wi'.' , hae a wiru'ow di.-;-lay. Through the roü'toy of th. 'has. 1?. Sax Co. it: i? t" be r. ore of their window ' It'lics of the war and machines ' war will be ir.clur ed :n the d; ply Th.. rr. n !:i the p--ty nre Ser't. Johnson. Serpt Hill ar.-i Sore! I'rtcr Anderson. Tj:---e mop. arf- al". ; fd.1 er ieo n.fn, Jchr.son havinc been In the r.-arir s 2 ye ir Hi'.' 1 S years, and Ander.-p.. I r, tars.
A PPETIZING, zestful, refreshings invigorating, thirst-quenching just the beverage for outings.
XAME FIRST OF MF. OF HIGHWAY PATROL
Gecrpe n. Frederick. 141 X. ' Adams sr.. Seth I't .-. i. will I . ti.e ; r.rst cf St. Jc5,-ph er.ur.ty's motorcycle latrc'.n.an. j.ro.-.bd he acctp'--' the J-b. His a J) plu .i : . op. ap- . proei by the Vh mi of loup.ty .o:.:-j m.iiioner.s M r.d.iy rp.oon. j Specihcati - !.s four :a!F brldpo-i were p. ppr- d. p..j 1p is , were orderen al'ert:-'d f.r. Plf.s! and .fecit. oat;or;s f- r a.ivl.t.c:. to admlr.istrati n baibÜMT at II. a'.thwin hospital wrre at. proved, and b;.isi were also asked for.
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an oasis in ike desert of Airst Served at refreshment places. Delivered in cases of dozen bottles by grocers or by Hoosier Cream Company South Dend Indiana
August Furniture Sale Quality Furniture The magnitude of this August Furniture Sale is demonstrated by the fact that we were in a constant rush all of last week and a few times were not able to give customers our best sales service. Salesmen are back from their vacations now, however, and we are ready for the crowds this week. Come in and select a suit for your dining room, living room or sleeping room. Card Table Burrows celebrated feather weight Card Table 30x30 -covered with artificial leather nickle corners, rubber tipped legs steel braces. August Sale price $2.70. Porch Gate 7 ft. Safety Porch Gate extension style strong but not heavy August Sale price $2.03.
August Fur Sale Fashionable Furs Here are Scarfs, Coats and Sets made up in pelts which fashion has ordained as correct for stylish year. Each piece is of good, reliable skins, usually found in the more expensive models, but seldom to be found in such reasonably priced furs as these. Chokers and Sets in Fox, Mink, Stone Martin, Sable and Skunk Martin. Coats in Hudson Seal, Taupe Neutra. Mole and Natural Squirrel all at a discount of 1 5 during August.
August Blanket Sale Warm Blankets at 15 Under Regular Price Crowding two months Blanket Business into one is the reason we can make these low prices. And wer'e doing just double what we did a year ago. just two pairs for one over our Sales of last August. Better Blankets, More Blankets, to you at lower prices is our business for August. Here are three popular numbers that are indeed greater savings. Cotton Blankets Large size 72x60 grey with pink and blue borders 4.95 less 1 5 S $4.20. Wool Finish Blankets Heavy 66x80 plaids $7.95, less 15 7c $6.75. All Wool Blankets Excellent quality 64x80 block patterns in grey, pink, blue, tan, red, black and white. $13.95. less 5rc $1 1.86.
Millinery Becoming and original creations in Duvetyn and Velvet are arriving daily. Come in and look over the new modes in rosewood, navy, China blue 1 0c apiece.
The Tea Room on the 3rd floor is open from 1 I to 5 and on Saturdays until 8.
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Store Opens 8:30 A. M. Closes 3:30 P. M.
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Saturdays 9:30 P. M.
Hosiery Iron Clad and Radmore Silk Hose for women lisle toe and heel wide lisle top black, white and colors $1.50. Radmore Pure Silk Hose for women black, white and colors our $2.00 quality for $1.75. Full fashioned black Silk Hose -$3.00. Women's Lisle Hose black, white, grey and brown. At 89c.
Sh
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A full line of the famous Holland Shoej for boys will be in our Third floor Shoe Department very shortly. We will carry them in brown and black with Goodyear Welt soles in both the blucher and straight lasts. This is the most remarkable boys' shoe on the market and will sell for $6.75 to $9.85.
Tooth Paste Dr. Turner's Tooth Paste, antiseptic and healing. 50c tubes for 39c. Sample Tooth Brushes for 1 0c a piece. Mary Garden Massage Cream. Face Powder. Various Scented Perfumes. Talc. Toilet Waters.
Wash Goods
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fcancy Voiles 40 inches wide, a few pieces only, 5 yards in length many different patterns and colors. Regular 89c, $1.00 and $1.25 goods for 59c. Zephyr Ginghams 32 inchse wide, beautiful combinations in plaids and stripes. At 59c. ' Madras Shirting 32 inches wide imported qualities woven stripes. At 89c. Romper Cloth 32 inches wide plain and stripes, 59c. Plain Dress Linen 36 inches wide all colors. Regtilar $1.69 materials for $$1.25.
Pullman Kits Very convenient for the rail or motor trip rubberized flowered silk lined, a pocket for every toilet article. The hand kit in two sizes for $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. Apron kit olive drabarmy style. Special $1.25 value for $1.00.
Silks
Black Taffeta. 3j-inch. regular $2.75 at fl.Oo. niack Satin Mescaline, rcpular 13. 00 at K.59. Black Satin Duchess, regular ?3.T0 at $2.5. Black Satin Duchess, regular $4.50 at ?3.fr. Black Satin Duchess, regular $5.5 at $4.0 3. Black Satin Romain, regular $r,.5ft at I4.9S. Black Charmeuse, regular $5.00 at 14. Black Charmeuse, regular $4.30 at $3. or,. Black F'nplir.. 30-inch wide, SI. 3D. Black Faill". 36-inch. $2.00. Black Crep Meteor, 40-inch, regular $4.50 at $3.95. Black Crepe- de Chin1, regular $3.00 at $2.59.
Underclothing
Athena Underwear for women is soft and dainty but serviceable and well made. Lisle Finished Union Suit, tight and umbrella knee, also a trunk knee, wi th and without bodice top. $1.00. $1.35. Extra Large Lisle Finished Union Suit, tight knee. $1.75.
Fine lisle union suits, band top. tight knee, pink and white, $1.50 ana $1.75. A light weight gauze lisle suit, band top. tight knee, $2.50 and $3.00. Separate garm e n t s. drawers have tight knee and fitted top. vests are sleeveless. 79c and 89c.
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DEPARTMENTS 219-221 S. Mich. St.
WARNING! Th public is warned that It is wrong to offer cash to one of our men for Ice, and it is against the, law for them to tell for caah. Buy coupon books. You can have the unused coupons redeemed any time. You can buy for CA5h at the plant. ARTIFICIAL ICE CO.
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ADLER BROS On Mlcblffaa at Wajhisgtan Since 1694. TTIE STORE FOR MEX ASl BOYS
SAM'L SPIRO Sz CO. llt-lfl S. Mlchljrxn St. riome of H.S.&M. Clothes
j Glorious Feeling." After you've been a-driving all day over dusty roads, an' E maybe you've had to stop an fix a puncture in the hot sun An' you feel all warm and mucky and kind o' gritty, an' E even the steering wheel seems sticky and finally you drive I up to the house, an then after a nice refreshing shower you put on all clean linen An' then on top o' that you get into that good-looking 5 herring bone suit that has just come from the B. B. Cleaners incredibly clean spotless odorless an' pressed to E perfection 1 OH MAN! AIN'T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS 1 FEELING?
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MONEY
Thone Main 1618
Samuel C. Lontz & Süds The Home of KIen KoJ East Colfax Avenuo
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Union Trust Company Safe LpoU Doit Trtth pccLaJ facilities lor prrvfccy of cu-tomerm.
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1 RUEL N. BEEBE, Prop. 108 W. Colfax Ave. 231 E. Tutt St. 1 Phones Bell 1444, 3332; Automatic 1446
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