South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 190, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 July 1921 — Page 3

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SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 9. 1921

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FIRST WAR DEAD ARRIVES IN U. S

Body of Corp. Ore $ham to Lie in State at Indianapolis Tuesday.

INniAN'Ai'OMS. Ind.. July R. Tho body of Corp. Jams P. flrshani. tho first Hooslrr killed In the world war. will Arrive In Indlanajiolis late Monday night and will lie in Hate under the rotunda of the st. itf capital Tuesday, according to Adjt. den. Harry IJ. Ümlth. Corp. (Jresham served with th? First division. He was killed when tiie fJermans raided an American trench in the -?arly days of the war. The body will iie in state at the capital from 10 to 4 o'clock Tuesday, and will he sent from Indianapolis to Kvansville. his former home, on Wednesday, where it will he buried. An honor puard from the American Legion will guard the body in this city.

Quarterly

Money Deposited With Us On Or Before July 1 1th Will Draw Interest Froni July 1st No Amount too Small to Open An Account ACCOUNTS May Be INCREASED Or WITHDRAWN in Whole or Portion at Any Time No Fees Expense or Fines

SHOW INDIANA'S U S. TAX BURDEN

Special to Tbe News-Times: WASHINGTON, July 8. Somo lira of the burden of federal taxes that if borne by the people of Indiana may he obtained from the fa", that during the fiscal year cndtd June ;:o, last, the federal tax collections in Indiana mounted to $77.34.934.37 of which $49."S5,17 ".0 4 was in the form 'of income and profits taxes and $27,569.761.10 in miscellaneous taxes.

Insurance Policies and aluahle Missing From Person of Laporte Man. Special to The Netvs-Tisios : LAI'ORTE. Ind.. July S. A r.ew chapter has been added to the nystcry surrounding the death of J"hn IUhholtz of this city, whoso brui-,; and crushed body with life ii.i;'ly extinct, was found in tho hit; luv i.v near Burnhani last Saturday nisht, by the disappearance of Jive insurance policies, said to have beer, m amounts of $1,000 each, and which he was known to have in his possession when he left the city fur Chicago. l:?bholtz died In a hospital a: Hammond without regaining consciousness. According to relatives in this city, ltebholtz carried money and collajeral amounting to ibor; $.000 when he left Laporte. It i.s the poMce theory that he wmh rohbfd and beaten in Chicago and then placed in an auto and driven to Burnham and thrown from the car to die while assailants made their escape.

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FEMININE JURY CONVICTS WOMAN

BOARD APPROVES ISSUE OF BONDS

1 j Incorporated for . . $3,000,000.00 f Assets $900,000.00 hj Surplus . .$40,000.00 - .

Building & Loan Association OF South Bend, Ind. 124 South Main St. Lincoln 5409 F. M. BOONE, Treas.-Fin. Sec'y Oldest Building and Loan Association in Northern Indiana Established 1882 DIRECTORS Elmer Crockett, Wm. R. Baker, F. M. Boone, W. A. Bugbee, Donald MacGrcgor, W. 0. Davies, H. S. Badet, H. G. Schock, C. E. Crockett.

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INDIANAPOLIS. July 8. The state tax beard tody approved bond issues totalling $S 4.000 for the improvement of schools and the Jund:ng of indebtedness at Michigan City and East Gary. one isMjo of $33,000 at fix per cent interest for a period of ten years to cover the cost of play grounds and heating for the Elston fchoool at Michigan City was approved. The bo. ml approved another issue of

I$:j3.000 at five nnd a half percent

f'r 11 years to be used for funding of indebtedness of Michigan City PchoolS. An issue of $14,000 at six per cent was also approved for the funding of indebtedness of the East Gary schools.

Robbed of Machine and Cash, Men Tell Officers EE HA XON, Ind.. July S. Yene Hoitant and August "Weichen, both of Chicago Heights, Ills., reported to police here that they had been held

'up ami robbed of their touring car

and late Thursday night, one mile west of Koyalton. on the Lebanon-Indianapolis road, by four men in a large touring car.

Says Hichey Plans to Establish Ictv Offices

INDIANAPOLIS, July S. Commontinff on reports from Washington Friday that Rep. Hiekey. from the 1.1th Indiana district, planned to introduce a bill in congress to oreate another United States District court in Indlam, Frederick Van Xuys. district attorney, declared the intent behind the measure was to create a nurnber of new federal of-

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Fpectnl to Newg-Tlraes: ELKHART, Ind., July S. Mrs. Maude Hummer Kelly was adjudged guilty here last night by a woman's Jury, of receiving intoxicating liquor from a common carrier and was assessed fines totalling $50. Tho jury's verdict was returned after a half hour's deliberation during which two ballots were taken. The decision followed an all-day trial. Mrs. Wilbur Templln was foreman of the Jury. The case centered around discovery of a $1,000 booze stock in Mrs. Kelly' home, taken there by a boarder.

EEP HOUSE

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two blocks without bcirg tired out. I read of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in a newspaper and decided to give it a trial. Now I can do my own work and walk with ease. I always keep tho Vegetable G)mpound

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Question Validity of Indiana Burglary Law INDIANAPOLIS, July 8. A question as to the validity of the new burglary statute presented at the last session of the state legislature, providing for imprisonment for from 10 to 20 years for men convicted of burglary, was raised in the original court here Friday by Atty. Taul Wetter. Wetter, who was appearing for Virgil Davis and Cecil Turner, indicted on burglary charge;, contended that the men could not be convicted and sentenced under the 1H21 act. Ho said thi law rttemptfd amend the burglary law of 1007, whereas the lt07 law had been repealed I y an act passed in 1915. Ho asserted that tho HU3 act was -tili in effect, as it would be impoiMo for an amendment to be made to a law that had been repealed. Judge James A. Collins took the caso under advisement until next week.

Farmers Voice Disfavor To Giving Added Power

INDIANAPOLIS. July S. The executive committee of the American Federation of Farmers Friday went on record as disapproving the proposed constitutional amendment givin gthe legislature unlimited power over taxation. . The committee approved all tho other proposed amendments wh:-li are to bo voted on Sept. 6 except that providing for the appointment of a state superintendent of public instruction.

Money deposited in this bank on or before July 11th will draw interest from July 1st. American Trust Company. 4 3-10

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The response accorded our July Sale is the best evidence in the world that the men and young men of this city are getting value-plus in this event. Yes, they're all coming strong. When you combine the highest possible quality at the lowest possible price is there any wonder that this Sale is breaking all records? . ,

Values to $2 . . Va-.ues to $5 . .

SHIRTS' All South Bend knows what a Livingston Shirt Sale is and in this one values are greater than in years. $1.153". $1 .85 t'. $2.85 $3.80 Ä. $4.85 $5.85

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