South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 170, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 June 1921 — Page 3

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1ft riAlU AI IuLDO Inmates of "The Chicken Coop' Will Be Given Hear ing Early IS'cxt Week. .n THREE N'a 4 5p!iil to th NpTrs-TIm?. MLKfJ, .flh . June IS "The chicken cor,' 1 1 7 Parkway. wa raldM by Sheriff G"rpe Rridman ani Deputy FhTifT Ivg-in Thurpda

evnlrir. and the proprietre, Mr?.' . ,, . . . -J... . , . between Elkhart and Fouth Bend , Julia Tittle ;ver Hawk, n4 twn, wm . an4 have Ätakwl m 000 on irrr.atcs p.a.ed uMer arrest Thj br,irf 0n npxt Monday th,y ZT K"" t0 v CUn ?' j 1 Ul commence operation of daily yjny-iph, where th"v vi 1 1 await rre- . , . , . A , r, . . , ' hourly Jrvlce between tho two cms J lirr.innry examination early next;. . . . . . . . . , . J J mranrt of three motor hiis thev

V T ' , , . i t. ;I"n7'rl':in; , Ct r 1 I Colored Men s club and V eley Ce(- J !r were arreted by Deputy hhenff f I.nran Thur-day charjrH with f'wn: am nip'-enr.e: or nquor. -j - ; tor b.inc arrant t-fore Justice 1; icon, tnry were rciea,a un'ii r $"00 tond. each, pending preliminarv examination Jure r.th. Tho c o: t. v.. it-a.iy vci-u. J:--eph I- GorRC. wtii:h wa.i tried 1 1-efrr f:i.TiJ:t Court Judse Pe fticrrc nf rii county early in the; FPrinsr. wr.d whi'rh resulted in a de. tree in favor of the defendant to the; hum of 52430.14, will be- appealed to th" Kunreme court of the utate th pl tintlff. Mr. Beady. Mr. ;eork-o

will be represented by Attorney M-lSalKlth Dav wJstrat on and will art White, who ha also filed an P-continno thr.0 days. .yeral hunp. al in behalf of his client. . . nirmhprs of thp a5.wriation will

f Mr. and Mn. Geortre Walters. f I'oK.ipon .., are parents of a daushI ter. uei'hin 10 pounds. Jr. hn C. Lone. r-idini? on the Chlrri?o r"id. and Mrv Marie AVonins of lt.a.il. Wyoming, were married at

th- Profb!'r!.in mati.w Thtirsd.iy by th' U. H T. Schrn-r. Thf-y will rrnke their heme on the room's

1 irirni nnr .mip. f Mr. and Mrs. lynuis Pohlman. 10i N. Beddick 5t.. anno-unc' the birth 1 rf a on, wrifrhinc: S pounds. V Mis" A'ic" I'Ck. siipervisr of th p'at' department of child hygiene of

fate department he Michigan sta Jddre-.ei Nil? 1 lall Thursday c state board of health. mothers at the city inur.'u.iy on me leetjuii; aim

ir of inf.mts durinsr hot weather. r Action of the common council in a-v.irdin? tho city's share of the 7'ront and Fifth t. pavinf? contracts

1 the Wi'liston Construction Co. of Fo'ith Bend. Yinn been approved by the state highway department, and the county and rtate's tfharc was nNo awarded this company. work of srradinc preparatory to layin? bituminous concrete oil asphalt here will be undertaken in a few la s. OH Ionne!y of Buchanan, and Miss I,ucy Taylor, dauicher of Mrs. Ifen Taylor. ?o Casa t.. were married at 10 o'clock Tmursday mornirr at the First Baptist church parf"n.icp by th Rev. Alfred Trennen'. Tviiowirg the ceremony Mr. and ?!vs. Donnely left on a wedding trip. .7 , S. Ss'.-' Even if

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S3 CZZE Upon their return they "will take up their residence In Buchanan. The cT.rn of Eaetlako Terrae hive ddo4 to rent 25 or 30 of their hmjjwfi to help relieve the demind for homes resulting from the influx of railroad employees from Michigan City. START HOURLY MOTOR BUS LINE, ELKHART TO SOUTH BEND, MONDAY t tLtJJn-1 , inn., June irj mm m V -M a B. Tracy, of this city, and Fred App. have bougrht at a cost of Jo.OO ach. Each tu will carry 25 passengers. pers w, b, 1R cenl9 tQ 0sceoIa 30 r(?rt, to Ml,hawaUa anl 40 cents to ßouth Heni. Hujwcs will o.Wato betwt.en -.0 a Thf, com;any m.. and 10:"0 p. m. U known as the Elk hart and South Bend Motor Bus Co. r . - lictail Jewelers to Open Annual Convention Today MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. iune IS Totrorrw "ill mark the oppnmg of thi. fniirfrenth nnntinl cnvenTion tf

of the state Vy.th tn(1i,n, Ilet.iil .Tew ler4 :iKcoin.

, . . K,.SJ.ionH wi- onen with he the Kuest.'t 01 thf city. ine i-on-vention will be featured with a service of tribute to the late Col. John I... Shepard, nationally known pubilnhor and writer. The banquet Monday evening will be ferved in the dining roim of the Northern Indiana prison with Governor McCray as honor Ruwt. Dff.cerB will be e'ected before adjournment. Married With a License That "Had Some History' SpHal to Nwn-Timen : BFTNTON HARBOR, -Mich.. Juno IS Charles A. Harrison, Colorado Sprint. Colo., and Miss Mabel J. Britchard. touth Bend, were married at the Hitman Irk home of "W". U. Austin here this evening. A marriao license with a history wasi ufted. Mr. Harrison arrived from the west Thursday nierht. Arriving at the Austin home, he placed a BUit

Theca5v. containing the liens and $300

worth of clothe, on the porch. The suitcase- was stolen and all efforts to locate it were, given up when it was found in the road a mile from the AtiMtin hme. With the exception of the marriaf H'ense and one or two articles, all the contents had been stolen. The Chinese rules of etiquette date back to the first century before Christ. c

Habit is a whirlpool that you They simply were swallowed

There's another whirlpool that sucks one in the rent habit, which drowns vou in a Niagara of debt. Of course vou've seen the YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE who start life in a RENTED home. Just like the dope-fiend or the drunkard, they saw light ahead perhaps in a year. The end of the year finds them still up against it. Sickness, lack of work, expenses that never were thought of have swallowed every hoarded penny and they become VICTIMS of the Rent Habit. Where do you stand? Have you got prospects of a home of your own? There's one good way to get oway from this Bad Habit in the plan of

We will build for you with a small down payment, or assist you to build by securing lumber on easy monthly terms. Temporary homes may be constructed until June 1, 1925, at which time same shall be improved to meet the restrictions of the property, or turned into a garage or used to construct a permanent home. If you can't build the home you want, do the next best thing. Build a temporary home and save your money until you can.

you intend to build next fall or

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BUCHANAN Mlsa Dai&y Richards has returned to Buchanan and will remain here throughout thy summer vacation. MLcs Richards has been a student at Mllw-aukee-Downer college at Milwaukee during the past two years. Roy NewBom attended the Hagenback -Wallace circus In ffouth Bnd Wedneday. Al Landsman -tslte4 friends and relatives in Niles Thursday. Lou Landsman has returned from a business trip to Munde, Ind. Mistes Holen Hanlin and Marjorie Walter were in South Bend Tuesday. Marcus Treat was a business ititor in Niles and South Bend Thursday. William Stevens visited friends in Nis Wednesday. The community picnic, under the auspices of the Odd Fellows of Buchanan, will take place- at the hitrh school grounds on July 4. Two bands will furnish muaic during the afternoon and evening. A number of prizes will be awarded to the con. testants in the various races, horseshoe pitching contests, etc. Everyone in the vicinity of Buchanan is invited to attend th picnic. Following the band concert Wednesday evening, a dance was iven in Iough' hall under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. Best's orchestra furnished mus-ic. Fuller's new dance pavilion at Clear Lake is rapidly nearing completion and a. formal opening will be held pomtim during the early part of July. The pavilion has been built out from the old dance floor and now extends over tho water sev eral feet making it a oool and enjoyable place in which to dance. The cottages are nearly all filled at the present time and Manager Charles H. Fuller predicts a record-breaking crowd at the resort this summer. - A number of new boats have been delivered at the lake and the may b? rented from resort headquarters. Community nifht has been changed from Wednesday night to Tuesday night by members of the M. K. church. Mrs. Joseph Tichenor and family are. expected hone from Lansing this week for the Fumm-er months. Arthus Voorhees was a busincFis visiter in 'Nile Thursday. A meeting of the Boy Scouts of Troop No. 1 was held in the opera house building Thursday evening. Laurence Banke has arrived In Buchanan for a month's furlough from the Mafine corps of the United States. Miss Susie Aalf.i is attending the Iowa State Teachers college at Cedar Falls, la. Mr and Mrs. Fred Stulls have returned to their home in Gary, Ind. Tlord G. Smith of Nile visited frtends in Buchanan Thursday. Tint EE OAKS Joseph Schmitt and Miss Gladys Alcock mill be married at 9 o'clock in the Catholic church, Saturday morning by Rev. McCrillis.

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cannot escape. You've seen the "DOPE-FIEND" and his habit. 'You've seen the "DRUNKARD" and in a whirlpool and couldn't pull out. Bad habit!! That's the trouble.

HOW ABOUT THE RENT

MIDOLEBORC ADDITION!!

next year select a building

Come Out Saturday Afternoon or Anytime Sunday

Dr. and Mrs. Japink have returned from Holand, Mich., where thy were called by the death of Dr. Japink's sister. All social affairs have given way this week to the Chautauqua which is bir!g he'd on the c!d school grounds Begardless of th intense heat th tent has been well filled. One of the interesting features will be the pageant on Saturday evening given "by the children under the management of the Chautauqua Juvenile Director. A wedding reception was given by Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Setlg Thursday evening at their home to their son Paul, who returned form Newark. N. J., with h'.e hride, formerly Miss Frances Stupper of Newark. Thmany relative and friends of the Setig family presented the newly wed with beautiful gifts.. Dancins followed the dinnr. Mr. and Mrs. Setig will reeide here permanently. The corner Ftone of the new JS5.000 school house in Three Oaks was laid Wednesday afternoon, with ceremonies. The local lodge No. 23. F. and A. M., had charge of the service.

BERRIEN SPRINGS The Neighborhood club had a party at Fischer's pavilion Friday ovening. A large crowd was present and dancing and a social time were enjoyed, also a delicious luncheon. Dorothy and Dorralne Dean retuurned for a few days' visit at the home of their aunt, Mrs Frtd Franz in Niles township Dr. F. E. HuuMrd of Lau Claire was a business visitor here Friday. The Neighborhood Dancing club at St. Joseph will t-njoy a day's outing at Fischer's pavilion, next Sunday. Mrs. G. E. Wollam of Benton Harbor was a visitor at the home of her mother, Mr. Margaret Wollam, Thursday. The members of Berrien Springs Chamher of Commerce enjoyed a dinner at Fischer's pavilion, Wednesday. Mr. O. A. Small of South Bend, connected with the Southern MichiIgan interurban, gave an interesting and educational talk on traffic matters and explained some of the problems of transportation companies. Short talks were also given "by G. H. Sparks, by G. J. Carlyle and Otto Franks. James Graham tied for sixth place in the statw trap shooters mt-et in Battle Creek, Tuesday. Miss Thelma Cohow of Montgomery, Mich., is a visitor at the Albert Arink home.. Miss Hattie Kisoell of Portland. Oregon, and Miss LeVern Trowbridge of Dowagiac are visitors at the W. A. Eidson home. Robert Eidson is visiting friends in Chicago this week. At the la.st meeting of the board of education the tuition for non-resident pupils entering the local high school next year was raised from $40 to $50 per year. In the next war killing will be reduced to an exact science and whole j towns and villages will be blotted oue by the most devilish inventions ever conceived. Will Irvin, writer ,and war correspondent. m. ..S,,,,!.......!..!........ ....... ..,.1.1,.. site now. Any home site in INVESTIGATE THIS

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Joe Mereith and wife of South Sioux City. Neb.. Fpcr.t Wednesday night with hr ni-'ce. Ida F. Shaffer. Frank Riningcr was in Elkhart ' Thursday. I Ida F. Shaffer was in Edwards- ; burg Thursday afternoon. J "barley F.aer was in Edvardsburg , Friday. 1 Mrs. Jerry Runnels rpent Friday' 1 nirht and Saturday at her home in i Knox. 1 CHESTERTON MAN GETS TERM FOR AUTO THEFT Spial to Ne-8-Times : LAPORTE, Ind., June 15. Quick justice was meted out today to John Tess. of Chesterton, who within an hour after hi3 arrest on the charge of stealing automobiles was given a prison term of three o five years. Tes?, according to the officers, has stolen 13 cars within the last three months, disposing of them in Benton Harbor and Chicago. James Leek, of Findlay. who is alleged to have forged a check in his home town of sufficient amount to I buy an automobile, was ,irre.ted at Wcstville, and is now held in jail in thi city awaiting the arrival of Ohio officers. GA T J , STONES Dr. E. E. Paddock, a physician of Kansas City, Mo., is giving away Free, an illustrated book that tells how hundreds of people have obtained wonderful results from a simple home method treatment in case of inflammation and catarrh of the Gall Bladder and'Bilo Duct as associatj ed with Gallstones. Just send name 'to Dr. E. K. Paldock, Box SB, 201, I Kamas City, Mo. Adv.

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this subdivision may be purchased r-now for $5.00 down and $10.00 monthly. This new subdivision has a nice shady park to take the children to, or to spend the long evenings in. A wonderful place to have your own private boat, where you can nsh, swim and really enjoy life, and still not go far from home. Springbrook park is next door all the worth while amusements of South Bend and Mishawaka are held there just a few feet from your new home. Dont put it off any longer break that habit I

PROPOSITION TODAY.

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.-tut the juie of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, whlcn any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have quarter pint of harmless find delightful lemon bleach. Masrage this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the face. neck, arms and hinds each day, then shortly no.'e the beauty and whiteness of your skin. Famous stage beauties use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that sofr, clear, rcsy-whito complexion, also as a freckle, fcunburn. and tan bleach because i. doesn't irritate. dv t. A fresh sjpply of Orchard White ilwavs on hand at CENTRAL DRUG STORE AMERICAN DRUG STORE and RED CROSS PHARMACY Mihawaka Jewelry AUCTION SALE Daily 2 and 7 P. M. AUCTION SALE for All Show Grounds HA III li

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Paint and Varnish Protect Against Wear The floors of your home are constantly undergoing friction and wear. Polished floors wear wonderful if given reasonable care. Paint and varnish w-ill protect all interior woodwork against wear. Think of paint not as a luxury but as a necessity. Let us talk with you about your interior and exterior house painting. We may be able to help you. C. E. Frank Decorating Co.

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