South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 58, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 February 1921 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

sunday, ri:imtUY 27. 192t

LOOT MINISTER'S HOME; FLEE WITH - $650 III JEWELRY Burglars R a 11 r- a v. k Gardiner He?iilenrc and Escape in Marliinr. P lrplars boldly -nt-r I the ho-.n -f Re.. Jam. I.. Ca: 11:. r. -...stor church. In the s-bt r slder.tlal district of the r ity early Friday nicht nrvl escaped with valuabV to Jlö'h TS robbery w;i. reported to the ; olico Saturday morning. Members of the family were away sit the time and the thieves are belivI to I.jivo frU'bter.rd from th'dr work by the :r. aid who rcturn1 In the hoii.'f; t D o'clock. Thy art- believe. i to have !!! in .'in automobile, after bim: at work In the hoiiF for n'.ort" than an hour, a.s the placer u.ih thoroughly rar..-r.u k'. d. Tho robt-frs entered through R. r-'fir window at th Cardim-r home at SCI W. Coif-'ix a v., by prying it up and breaking the lck. Whta they bft they ran throur-h the front door leaving It open behind them. The maid had entered from the roar. Silverware and other arti-l-3 were left .scattered about the place. T1i IXKt In Sheet. Rev. and Mr. Cardim-r relumed lit U ocl anil wer' told of the robbery then by the maid. The pol!c were Immediately notified and a list of the mis-inc- valuable Klven them. Tho articles include a, number of pieces of jewelry, Including f.vo diamonds worth about ?20 And a largo quantity of silverware. Shoots from the beds wore used by the burglars to tie the article Into a bundle It Is believed, as two sheets wer taken. The boldr.es of the work i.s emphasized by the early hour chosen by tho men to do their work. From all Indications they entered the house before S o'clock as the rouchnew of tlv-ir work indicated that thoy trf;k ronsiilcrahli! tlmo. It wns

evident that when th" young woman employed fit tho Cardiner's home was heard nt tho rear door of tho house the thlev wr-ro Ktill nt work, as considerable valuable silver wan lyint,' about ready to have been included in the loot.

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IT. K. mall boxes liavo been placed on K're,-t cars running between Vashintrton. I). C. and Ilo'-kvi!h Md. I''Opb- a'or. th" l!r... Live much time by mailing thIr i"-r. at tne car r;ot.

FANCY WORK CAN'T FOOL NORMAL GIRL

KLINE OUSTS KOLACZ FROM POLICE FORCE

Col. Bullock, at Community Meet, Says Man" Company Required. ATLANTIC 'IT V, X. J.. Feb. 21. "We car.'t fro! rat ire by offr'.r. th- udo'.- -nt plrl a cl'si of embroidery, or a prayer liieetlr.s f.-'-P dally for yourcr l oli.H," said Col. C. Seyn-.r :r Ibjl!ork of South ll n 1 thii rr.orr.ir.? at tlie Connnunlty Centers eticn of the National Kdu cation asj- ei;i;ion rof.imittee here. Col. Ir.Gf.k fiio):. upon th topic "The Chamber of Commerce as a Promoter of Community Centers." Continuing, h s-aid: "Fven' normal" girl wants the society of a younc man and she Is g'oin to have it. You must, not quarrel with her if (Jod saw fit to use such strar.sjo inprre iliontn in her making.

! I he. curfew h will not so ve the

problem. The city prirl Is not goinq home to sit with an ever-worked Irritable mother In a dimly-lighted unattractive home shared by several crying ehiMren. Tin; country-born irirl will find some way, legitimate or otherwise, to gratify the wholly normal desire for company. Society must com- to their rescue. The

Police Chief Su.-pends Second Patrolman on Charge of Misconduct.

RAIL STRIKE IN MEXICO FAILURE

IJy International News Service : MEXICO CITY. Fob. 2 8 Government officials claimed today that tho movement for a national railway strike had proved a failure. It ia estimated that 15.000 men were out Friday nlsht, but the federation of railway men predicted that this number would be Increased to 4 0,000 before Saturday r.lcrht. The government director of railways says that tho places of the strikers are being rapidly filled and th.it train Eervice la about C3 percent normal. Tho Ilrst day of the strike passed without any eeriou outbreaks.

GMtlj MYSTinUOrsLY SHOT. DUPLiTN. Feb. 2C. Mystery surrounds the death of an IS year old trlrl who was shot to denth in DawFon streut last night. The eircumttar.ee of the attack were not revealed.

On charges, not as serious, but of the same nature as the ones causing the disn..is-sal of Officer Alfred I-usch from the police forc, Patrolman John Kolarz .Saturday morning was su.spended from the force by Chief of Police Kline following tbe filing of complaints of assault, intoxication actions unbeenning to a police officer, by .Michael Markieuicz, 1 2 u 2 W. Dunham st. K(dacs will be brought before the board of public safety for a hearing Friday night. In hi complaints agair.st Kolacz, Markiewicz says that on Wednesday nir-:ht at C o'clock Officer K(dacz entered his soft drink place at 1 202 W. Dunham st. in a drunken condition and proceeded to strike both Markievic7. and his two young sons. M.ir-ki.-virz said he was hit with .su"h force by the officer he was knocked apair.st n n ire box. Markiewicz said Kolacz entered the rear room of the place where his two young sons were playing with a basketball. He struck the boys, and when they railed to their father, Kolacz struck him. When asked the reason for his actions, It i.s charged Kolacz suid that he "was se drunk." The officer in leaving the place smashed the window in the door with his first, it is alleged. Ixter, according to Markiewicz. he returned and wished to pay for the broken window, bat would offer no explanation for his conduct. Immediately upon tho complaint of Markiewicz Chief Kline suspended Kolacz. Kolacz has been a member of the police force for two years and was a day patrolman.

CHAMP CJiAHK IMPROVKD. JJv Iao rr.iitlot il News Service: "WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. ExSpeaker Champ Clark of Missouri who has been quite ill with a complication of dise-ases is slightly improved today.

"The Houe of Character" Quality Merchandise GATFLY merchandise mean?, and always has meant, quality merchandise. Nothing of inferior riuality finds placement in a ("lately stock, and in quality is included style as well. Oately's combs tho markets of tho nation for thebest and latest styles, and these are reflected in what dately'.s off era tor sale. A hoiipe of character that is reliant upon the character of those with whom it deals must necessarily deal fairly with them. Therefore, at G .i. t e 1 y's, price is a foremost consideration GaUiy's offer merchandise of the best quality and sells for the lowest prices at which this merchandis can be procured anywhere. Oately's saves mono- to its customers. Gately's enables people of chara?ter and earning capacity to dress well as well as their neighbors of greater pretensions at less cost, with more satisfaction, and in a manner that meets their greatest convenience. All this is what the (lately idea has accomplished for hundreds of thousands of people throughout the country. Gately's S21 S. Michigan St.

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Don't vait any longer to buy your Piano or Player-Piano. Instead of a slow process of "a few dollars at a time" we have cut Piano prices absolutely to a pre-war basis in ONE BIG CUT This means HIGH GRADE, NEW PIANOS and PIANOLAS, including

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Chamber of Commerce through its Public Welfare committee, stands srnsor for a Fane attempt to pro

vide a community center for these whf--e needs can not otherwi-e be met. Oustf-ry of Snlrton Addi I-roMcn:. "The tlimlnaticn of the saloon brought with nw fcrce the responsibility of the community In providir.g. In same constructive way, for th mploynu-nt of ie's leisure. Take the case of the ordinary day !a!-orer. It all very well to say tb.at after a day's work under trying conditions he should be content to r turn to his home and his tin. d wife and fhare with her the blessings of several fretful children, each in the iv i.f thr other and all in the way of each. The plain fact is that he will not do it. Nor does it help matters to say that the wife Is as tired as he I and is entitled to just as much consideration. No one denies it. No one is trying to blink it. The very thought in mind i the mapping out of tome way th.it will take care of both the man and his wife. School Huilding Ulis NYod. "The school building is the natural place for such a center. It is in the school building that the personal tafites of the people, living in tlie community, have been formed. In tho srhool building their attachments have been created. In the school buildings their very souls have been moulded. It is only natural to a shu me that the school building to which the children have been

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ter of tin. ir recreation in tha, lob sc i nt and post-adob n adult peri' "is of th-ur 'r. e Kthrol building are the r.

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of Incr ast-d po;-.ulat:.-:i . rc.ar.de.l them. l'a h buil.iir.g as a u ;h rr -fore, is the c-nt. r cf an area we'd populated and nersit.iting recreational facilities as well as education. This strategical position of the school buildlr-.g should b utilized

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LIQUOR LAW CHARGE

1 Circuit Court Venire Find I Alexander Gumpkowki ! Not Guilty.

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NAB MAN WANTED IN BIG CHICAGO DIAMOND THEFT

l.y International News Stv1- : CHICAGO, Feb. 2,. Captured with a companion after a gun battle with two policemen today. Edward Touhy was positively identified, police say. as one of the live cracksmen who looted live safes and escaped with $70. '"'Go from the mail order concern 01 John Magnus tc Co. Thursday morning. Touhy ha been sought for soiae time on six charges of robbery.

Mirella, now 10 cents ani two for 23 cents. 9 72 4-tf Advt.

A 1 . xa n 1: o r C. u m pk o wsk ! . 2014 W. Ford st.. did not own th wh!ky still found a" his home jnt January the priirf, aocordir.g to a circuit

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r nritnir.g oi t 1" liours. The case, which was In the circuit -urt cn an app- al from a Judgment in the city curt of a J 100 fine and. a ."0-day jail sentence aaln GuTr.pkowskJ, went to the Jurj &t 0:13 o'clock Friday night, and a verdict of acquittal was returned at ?:lö o'clock Saturday moraine. Oumpkowski was defended by Jose ph A'. Wypiszynskl and Samuel P. Schwartz. Th" pros-eution was conducted by Pros. Floyd O. Jellls n. It was brought out by the defense during the trial that when Gumpkowski was tried in the city court that he offered the defense that the still found at his place was not his property and that he knew nothing a-'out it. Hoarder Admits Ownership. It was also brought out at the trial in the circuit, court that during

Qumpk owsk! hearing in the city court last January Stanley KendziTski, a board-r at Gumpkowski' home, appear d In the city court arul admitted to the ownership rf the Ktlll, and that he was fined J in? and cos and sentenced to 3" day in jail following his admission. It wtts a's- 1-rought out during the circuit court trial that Kt-r.dzlorski 1 still serving the 20-day Jail sentence imposed by the city court. Arguments of the attorneys wre ccmp'.ftc I late Friday afternoon, and ths evidence wai then p'ared in the hand of the Jury, following the in structlor. of Specie! Judge A W. Hammond. Aftr dl lb? ra 1 1 n if thrcuhout a hort time, a yeale-! verdict "39 returned, acquitting defendant. The verdict was read In court Saturday mcrrdn.

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FORDS RUN 34 MILES ON GALLON GASOLINE Start F-i- in c.ld -t We.ul. r Other Citrs Show PrporTionaf r s.ilr.g. A nw (arl'Ur- VT hi h '' down p". soline - t..p! ., . f

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from ono-thlrd to s proud Rchiv-n.. nt o' tioi C.irburer-T c . . 2 ; Dayton. Ohio. That entlon not only in r ef all motors frra 1 : Put fra't'tM (T --r.e : high pear. It a.i : . C ftart a Ford or a:. .1. t weather. You tau

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Union evangellttlc pervlceej for the congregations of the First Christian and First F.apttst churches will be held for two weeks beginning the first Sunday in March, wdth nervlces In the Flryt Baptist church. The second week meetings will he held at the First Christian church. Sermons will b? delivered by the pastors of the churches. Rev. R. I,. MrQuary of the Christian congregation and Rev. U. S. Davis of the Baptist church. Mu.ic will bo directed by Mr. and Mrs. A. D. George, who have conducted services of evangelical nature for the last 18 years.

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test gasroHr.'. V.any l"r.l we. : . they now get as high 4T. t . miles to a gallon of iiir..-. s sure are the mar-uf iorur : of th immense saving thir r.ew car. - tor will make tli.it they . f. r to r. 1 it on n days' trial to t v ry ar o,. er. As It can be put cn or '.io n r'; in 11 few minute by any r.e, ..;! r- a '.- ers of thi paper who want o try it should send their r.am 'Mr..--nuake of car to the manufacturers at once. They also want i : ageM:s. to whom they (ffer e 'ptlenali y

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The Golden Opportunity for those contemplating the Furnishing of a home. Just realize what a wonderful saving is possible. We will accept a reasonable deposit and hold your purchases until spring or later. CASH IS NOT NECESSARY A Small Payment Down and the Balance divided into weekly of semi-monthly paments extended over a period which will not be a hardship on anyone. It's easy to Pay the Sailors Way.

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2, 3, 4 or 5 Room Outfits from $198.00 to $685.00

A Complete Bed Outfit Bed Spring and Mattress. .

A Solid Oak Extension Dining Table ,

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A 3-Piece Overstuffed Tapestry Suite ....

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Remember, we have anv Price Furniture vou mav desire, whether it be the verv finest or the most modest, the Quality is alwavs first consideration.

YOU WILL LIKE OUR POLICY A very Dignifieci Deferred Payment Plan whereby you can pay for your furniture same as you paid for your Liberty bonds. You can have a nicely furnished home without burdening yourself or family.

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