South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 241, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 August 1920 — Page 3

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Sleuths Find I,ost Youth and Kc-tore Him to Place on Farm.

I r.r noiinni mi rr n nat was tik-voil to t' tho bivtjost nsiti'ia th.- v iliac. of I'.-iiit'ir. Mh h . ha k""wn In v(.ir.i FrMny, .vhrn I)?tfcttvr Hay d. Hnrky nr.rl (Wor;Shannon. f th KiKprrt and Krir.z If-trtivo at'rr. y -f this city, f.. ;j nit Kii '.!! Iknntt. aged 20. a farm luir.'l wlio h.i'l Ijtn mysterI'usiy TntJir.? from th- Charlr-M IX Havn farm In Hunger for -0 days. Henr.'-tt h.id ndnj.td ;i new co-nm-n and was working on another farm. Th hrriff and his aidfa of lianpror had glv n tip the search v.-hrn Xhr Scuth Hond men were c.'illeil In to solve the case. It was fl;-ved the firm hand had been plain by Iiis emrdfi er. Several pi kapr :i of tobacro nont to thr farm lad t.y : "h! ago friend led to the solution of the problem. Vhn th detectlvo went to the farm whre h- was working they found him picking tomato hus. The young man was taken back to th- villas' and xplainol his queer art ions by iyins that he was a writer of firtion and had not been treated right at the DHaven homo.

WITHHOLD YERDIGT IN LIQUOR CASE Special Judge Peak Takes Evidence Under Advisement Until Saturday. Emery Pnpp and Andrew Weger. 713 W. Washington av., arrested Thursday afternoon ty federal operatives fin a charge of the unlawful possesion of liijuor for sale, were given a hearing in city court Friday morning. Judgment was withheld until Saturday morning by Special Judge J. Klmtr IV.ik. to Kludy th 'vidneei and compare with the Tom Ward case in which the state supreme court rendered fin Important decision in regard to the possession of liquor In soft drink j.ir!or. Se.eral bottles of bonded whisky were secured by th fed. ral men in th raid on tho l'app place.

ENLISTS IN ARMY; IS SENT BACK TO JOIN RECRUITERS

Another man H to join the South r.end army rerruitlng party. He is Frank J. Wiatrolik, 130 Harris t.. and enlisted here Thursday. He was pent to Indianapolis and word was received that he is to return to this city for recruiting duty. Two others enlisted Thursday. They are: IJoyd 13. (lillispie. 22 S N. "Main St.", to the 2Sth infantry at Camp Pix, N. J., and Robert Hajert, 220 K. Ninth st.. Mishawaka. to the I'Oth infantry at Ft. iJenJamin liarr n. Ind. Tho navy recruiters enlisted a bandsman Thursday. He i Charles A. Ceorge. f, S Buchanan St.. C.ary. Ind. He enli.steti for three years and cops to Newport. It. I., to play a. cornet in the band.

Add Nebraska Teacher to South Rend Force

Miss Clara Mehr of Nebraska has been added to the staff of teachers at the Federal Board School for Vorational and Fducitinal training. Miss Möhr has b.-en engaged in this v-ork for some time at Washington. f. C. Some of the subjects taught at the school are reading, typewriting, commercial law. shorthand. piT.manhip, history, mathematics. Kr.c'l.-h. current events, and salesma nship.

Woman Continues to Hold Off Authorities SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2T. Mrs Martha Gray. 25 years old. b irri caded in a room in the central police emergency hospital 'here early today, continued to hold off authorities. Follre were driven from the room list night shortly after Mrs. Gray was arrested for an alleged attempt to kill a deputy sheriff with an iv pick. She has threatened to kill any one apr reaching her room in th hospital and twice fired into the ceiling to emphasize her protest.

MOTHFR ASKS AKKMST. Acatha Kosik. s:fi Grant st.. ac waji taken to the women's ward

of the county Jad following a complaint fl'ed "by the girl's mother

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Odor Hros. Contractors and Rul'drrs. 1132 S. Franklin st.. Lincoln 8147. S730 31

OP KU MILL. Will run Wednesday and. Thursdav. Clarence I'. Smith, phone Harrison Z&T. 917 27

RACKS AT SIMUNCIIHOOK. Thrilling motoreyeb races a: Srrlngbrok park tomorrow starring at 2:30. Seven big events; 2f' riders; many daring profes-iona Is.

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tk nna I'uonrcnov to. Ill'LUTTIN NO. H. A telegram from th "TVx.inr... r.-oductlcn Co. to W. Miller & Co.. 2!0 I Jean R'dg . today k1's deai!s rf another big producing well: "ur Wa'.ker No. Stephens county making about C0 barr(l per day. To; ' f lime and not drilled in. Look 11V" a big one." Ray now. Do r. rr.Ns a chance. Price may advnn. without notice. W. Milr Co.. 21' D,n Rldg. 3073-25 Advt.

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At the Shaw water gardens, nea r Washington, there are ten acres of Hilles of various kinds and Cvdors. It is the largest farm of its kind in the world. Here pretty Miss Lucille? Hardison. of the capital, is shown with a oollection of the pond beauties.

RIVER PARK

Mrs. Frank Hupe. N. Sixth t., was hostess to the River I'ark Independent club Thursday afternoon. Following the business session the guests were entertained with music and a number of interesting contests. Favors were won by Mrs. William Ault, Mrs. Frank Harr, Mrs. Hupe, Mrs. Fred Slade. Miss Helen Kager and Kenneth Rufe. A two course luncheon was served. The next meeting will be held Thursday. Sept. y, at the home of Mrs. Fred Slade. Miss Helen Iirsen entertained 12 friends in celebration of her birthday anniversary. Miss iJella Cleason furnished music for the evening. The contest favors were won by Xoris Mann and Juils Connant. Luncheon was served. The members of the L. and G. club with a card party yesterday afternoon. Four tables were filled at progressive pedro. Favors were won by Mrs. Margaret T'osma. Mrs. Tesko and Mrs. Stackman. At the close of the games a two course luncheon was served. The club will meet in regular s-ysion next Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. Sackman, T. 4 0 Lincoln way. Mrs. Jane Tilt will be the hostess. Miss Charlotte Xewcomb. s. Eighth st., returned Thursday evening from Indianapolis where she attended the Madame Ulakely teachers' training school. Thomas Fallen. Nineteenth st., who has been seri msly ill several weeks, is in a critical condition. Mr. and Mr.s. J. It. Roderick will spend the week end at Claypoole, Ind., attending the Church ot God ramp meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hunsburger anil daughter. Miss Grace Hunsburcer. Tenth St.. and Miss Trisa Alberts of Mishawaka. returned Thursday night from a three weeks' automobile trip to Stratford, Canada, and Lansing, Mich. At the latter place they were guests of Mrs. Hunsburger's sister, Mrs. William I louston. H. G. Imel, Ninth st.. instructor at the Winona summer school, will return this evening to his homee on Ninth st. Mrs. Flora Harden of Owensburg, Va.. has arrived here to make her future home and has located at 1229 Fourteenth st. Mrs. Abigail Vandusen of Winterset. Ia.. and daughter. Mrs. Lydia Rennett of New Carlisle. Ind.. are here for a visit with the former's daughter. Mrs. Manslleld Moffitt. Smith st. Mrs. .James Larsen, who has been - isiting relatives here, has left for l.er home at Walt ham. Mass. M. L. Iar.leb will leave Saturday for San Antonio. Texas, vh tp he ". ill spend the winter with relatives. Arthur Larson has returned to flint, Mich., after two weeks' visit Uh bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iar---n. Otis ft. Mr. and Mrs. C. Dnnnahoo. S. 'ixth st.. have returned from several weeks' visit with relatives at Rones "dills. Va.. their nephew. F. ponna-a-'O, returned with them and will pend several weeks hero. Miss Mildred Kel'.o-g. Mishawaka iv.. who has been taking treatment t! Healthwin hospital the past eight months, is very much Improved and returned to her home yesterday. Mrs. Ix-vi Flower. ami daughter. Margaret, have returned from Kokotno. Ind., where they s ent their vacation. Mrs. C. A. Wolford, who was truck by lightning ; nd thrown eicht feet while attending camp meeting

HEALTHWIN HAS NEW PUBLICATION

Patients at Hospital Start Paper Called the "Trouble Buster'

The ritient? at Healthwin hospital have started a weekly publication called tho "Trouble Buster." It will appear every Friday morning and its circulation will be limited to Healthwin. The first edition consists of eight t y j ewrltten pages containing editorials, topics In brief, want adds, general and society news. An American Legion Tost was organized at Healthwin Aug. 1. by the 4 8 ex-service men there. The following ofTlcers were elected: I'ost commander Dr. St. C. Darden; vice commander Maurice Schwlnn; post adjutant Anthony Jordan; post treasurer John Duhme; sergeant at arms Joseph Jackson.

at Springville, Aug. 9, is rapidly Improving. Mrs. C. B. Houk and son, Emery Houk. and daughter. Miss Maxien Houk, who have been visiting Mr. Houk who is employed at Oklahoma City, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Houk. N. Tenth St.. Thursday. Tbev are pnrrutr U thr horo at Royen, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller of Indianapolis, Ind., have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fuller, S. Sixth st.. this week. They left yesterday for a visit in Michigan.

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Store Hours: Open 8:30 a. m. Close 5:30 p. m. Saturday close at 6 p. m. during July and August.

Attractive Apparel for School Girls Mothers thinking now of new clothes for school girl, daughters will enjoy looking over the new selection of fall modes here. The styles are simple but they have the grace and smartness mothers as well as the little folks will admire.

Dresses

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for children, 2 to I 4 years. These coats are of all wool materials trimmed with buttons and fur collars; others having plush colors. Colors are: Burgandy, Rookey, Navy, Brown, Oxford. Very reasonably prices at $7.50 to $22.50.

Toile du Norde Gingham Dresses are of fast colors, each having individual style shown in plaids and plain colors. Trimmed with dainty collars and touches of hand embroidery. Sizes 2 to 14 years. Prices from $2.50 to $5.50.

Madge Evans Hats for Little Ladies What can be more becoming to the school girl than a sailor which rolls its brim up or down, or a velvet tarn. Whether it is the every day hat or the hat for best, you will find we have all the newest modes in Madge Evans Hats at moderate prices.

Underwear That Protects

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Luggage For Those Going Away Why not carry proper baggage from Wyman's Luggage Shop? Here you will find a large and complete assortment of trunks, bags, suit cases, week-end cases, hat boxes, auto lunch kits and Boston Bags; also small suit cases for book carrying in matting and fibre; all good merchandise moderately priced. See them in our Daylight Basement.

Hosierv of Sturdv Wearing Quality

Both light, medium and heavy weights. Buster Brown Hose, an exceptionally good quality hose for boys, here in all sizes. Also, Buster Brown hose in lighter weights for girls in all sizes. Stockings of all kinds and sizes for the school children's wear.

You can select underwear for family at Wyman's, from the well known makes of Colgates and Glob es. Choose your children's selection now when stocks are complete in kind and size. Children's vests and pants ranging in sizes from 2 to 1 6 years. A complete line of boy's union suits in prey and ecru in sizes from 24 to 34. A new line of Misses' union suits ranging in sizes from 2 to 1 6 years.

Toyland for Boys and Girls "All the Year Around" in our Daylight Basement

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233 S. Michigan St. " 'Green Front Store" Friday and Saturday will bring you big bargains at our Meat Market Spring Chickens, Fresh Dressed, per pound 52c Leg of Spring Lamb, per pour.d 30c Veal Roast, Fine Young Vtal, per pound 25c Pot Roast of Beef, per pound 16c Boiling Beef, Lean Rib, per pound 12V2C Spare Ribs, from Young Pork, per pound 17c Pure Lard, 25c lb. ; 4 lbs for 95c Beef Tongues, "Short Cuts," per pound. . . . 25c Bacon Squares, Lean and Good, per pound. . , 24c Picnic Hams, "Sweet Cured," per pound 24c Summer Sausage, Medium Hard, per pound 30c Cream. Brick Cheese, very good, per pound 34c Fancy Limburger Chese, per pound 37c Good Luck Oleo, 2 lbs for 73c

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Main 1462 Pork Shoulder Roast. . .26c Fresh Shoulder Hams. .24c Pork Loin Roast 30c Beef and Pork Hearts, 2 lbs. ............ 25c Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon 35c

1 18 South Michigan St. Flat Rib Boiling Beef. .12c Best Cut Chuck Roast. .15c Standing Rib Roast. . . . 15c Dixie Bacon Squares. . .30c Nice Lean Smoked Picnic Hams 25c

Fresh Churned Oleomargarine at Lowest Prices Good Luck Oleo, 2 lbs for 73c Swift's Premium Oleo, 2 lbs. for 71c Morris Marigold Oleo, 2 lbs. for 71c Marigold Nut Oleo, 2 lbs. for 61c Best Creamery B.ter, lb .60c Classic Laundry Soap, 2 bars for 15c

Swift's Pride Soap, 6 bars for 22'

Plenty of Veal and Lamb and All Kinds of Fresh and Smoked Sausage THESE PRICES FOR SATURDAY ONLY

Samuel C Lontz & Sons The Horn cf Klean Ko&l E&it Colfax Avenue

(Will Open August 19th) GOLDEN EAGLE INN Over 203-210 South Michigan St. Chinese and American DL-bcs Best Service Dancing and Music

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