South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 252, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 September 1921 — Page 3

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921

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ELKHART, Sept S. Mrs. Ly!ia HtckT, indicted with her jFKr.. Vir

I'"k'-r, a an accessory to the

of L.crny 'Lovett. lay

In ft.

BUGHAMH TO GET NEW SIDEWALKS

Council OrdfT- Street Imlro rnicnt- to We Finished Ueforr ZVnv. 1.

ALLEGED SLACKER IS FREED BY OFFICIALS

IN'DIATAror.IF!. Spt. S. John Gray, of Pouth lien 1. holi hy federal authorilk-a for violation of tho sectivo draft law, was arqulttcl on Thürs lay In a court-marii.il at Ft. Fenjumln Harrison.

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CUT IH SEA RATES

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IIGHIGAN STATE

TAX 15 PCT. HIGHER

V.r-1L:AS. ; !. S. Council ftpirov'-l ;h- . io "u-riliC ruildir.r iT(f;...c.t:f n. T.l-. cl-rk va in-ftr'-lf l o v.-rv- r."t! es on property ov.r.er. r.n I't. s a v. an .1 Ityn-f-'.rs ri nt., to i.-::! 1 il vrtlk j In front r f th"ir :-r ; rty. Th onlor iW''."' or.'.y tr T- property o;mm on th r ist nid f Ia ya a v., und to pi' r.'.v.jfr.j on tl.o r.orth '. ! of :yr.'- ir. i t. a?) f.ir -a.rt c th I' ro I'.I triju'-ttf tracks. No-t'.r-t will :i'.--u ! .--rv-.l on Dertha lir.o to hull I a .! walk In front of

lf-r rrop-rtv rn l-.-rt.-.tro st.. and I,.1, aiuf'". as,ed on the equallza--.Vn that N ron,r. '.- : mail U-1 "0n VJ? UatIon r 15.000.000.000 for

liviry -will c.:n:;. r. in tho Furkhfirt villticn. r.uh.'.or of crosi

Rate for 1921 Fibred at 14.93 Percent Over Last Year's Assessments. LAXKIXG. Mich.. Fopt. 8. State taxes for the year 1321 will ho coi-Ifct'-J at the rate of J 4.0S per 51.000

or valuation, based on

walk?? will ni

lifi'hts, perrr.lttl

deli-, -fry

he hi;:.t on

that taction of town. All tho p:di

Walk.i Aro to h l.ti

III,? fcchil JindlmrnU Twenty-four n:or pupila f-nter

tho Iiuchar.an h:vh Jchooi this year

the entiro state, auditor-general an-

1 nouneed.

This rato in

murder

hr.;-;:al her Thursday at tho point of d- a'h. S.n? v.-as suffcrinp: from a cfntpllration of dlsc.-u-a, phj-siciana Fai 1.

t a rrT' ti irk r'TTtT-T'.-' 1 Ir. '.icln-.n'. ncnirft Mrs. Dicker

! a re still pen I'.r.r.

rt .c.is. d without

IArATmTE, Sept. 8. Charged with an attempt to poä counterfiit $10 bi!, William Harlem of Ib-

! anon wa.s t iken Into federal cuftcdy

Although she was bail ehcrtlv aftfr

Senator SaV5 Great Waterwayj Thursday by United statt Marshal d i T 1 t- I Ttcum and Capt. Hall of Indlanapo-

Ultimate Waste.

JACK50N'. Mich., Sept. 8. Declaringthat the transportation problem is the greatest question In the nation today and that waterways aro tho natural mear.3 of transportation. United States Senator Charles Tl. Town Fend told member of the Jackson Rotary club that the greatest water course in the world, the Great Ivike and St. Lawrence river, was KQ'.nz to waste. The senator expreß1! confidence that thi international waterways com minion, composed of representaJven of tho United States and Canada, would make a favorable report on the question of openlntr the

lake-to-oa route for ocean truffle

lis. Harle was apprehended "Wed ne?Ja afternoon when he attempted to pa one of the lad bii'.a

HAIR THIEF REMAINS ON JOB IN MUNCIE

tho conviction of Virpll Decker, wno i serving a life fvntence. .Attorneys for Fred Decker, ao char?:f d with being an a-?cetsory to the murdi-r, havo filed motions for a chanj'f of venue in the I-Icvculusko county court. Similar motions in tho case of Calvin Ieckvr will be fi'.t-vl soon, h!s counfoI ?alil.

Landlord in Hospital, Tenant to Face Charges

than attended on

lit ar, aeordir. ir to

rert today. Thi yor thro aro 158 hh department

notes and bonca of tho

partmcnt.

Amounts to be

Interest

:io,uuy,uuu worm or 6i per cent

.hoil thero awb"d (Aalrcft,1rr8oM): 8C2'000 oiled while lnfltif0r 15.00.00 worth of bonus bonds

ML'NCIE, Sept. S. Tho third etorj- of an a-vviult upon young girls In which the assailant escaped after cutting- the flowing locki from the head of hla fair victim, was reported to the police Thursday nh-cn Jr.?.s ab:l Gibson, 15, declared she had teen a;aulted ly a nero In an alley near h-er home. Tho hair had

been cut from the head with a kni'f. u-a;,

j'Oiice nave railed to rind any trace of the allepvd hair thief.

In i 'J. J, an Increase of land that an agreement will be

J'-r cer-t over last years tax. reached between tho two countries

br.for Nov. 1. !when the totaI wa5f S17.373.32S.35. with rc?pcct to coat of the improve-

. An.urajnc to tno report marie tojment.

me aamm strat vo br.nrd .v An.Vr

wen. i u-t, xne increase is duo to la th natural outlet to the eea.

day of i "-'"'b'-.i iu paia on ana rne mos; cirect; rouio to j-wver

i I r 1 f A Hn nlf ra hAnna Knln r. n 1 A I 1. r. . rn a J lill'ut. .

m. Iii notes ana nonr.q nr thl nnp oa .rm nvnri tVi! ti'otnm-nv

.would furnLslx -novgh power to

1 1 enrolled on the I ' ii-t-w njr wiauon , moro man pay ior in cons;ruct;un

firjr. day l-u-t y ir. In tho grade) foyy,yv ior ?j,uuu,- cost 01 mo enure project, inw wa )lf,r,'a t1..-,. ',t- .-'.r-n in!000 worth cf C per cent one-year i te-r power 13 badly needed In New

iitendanr. onl v 4 S "o'li "enterlne ! s0 er honu notes; $1,233,700 for England and CanatJa and would re

- - - t - i T-it ti n n rrk .

thin year c-Ktiins-t a po.lbie 5 0-0 loirt

year. In the hi'h fc

äL Q -T 1 . i ? r j n rn

W A 4 1 A CbUV4'ii' e ut vm v i w I"'" Alii a. -

thfTft ti-KM r.rlv Sil. A p. el thlA x aim i.äWV.uuv On

, xngnway oonas and notes

HOLD FINAL SESSION OF CHINESE ALLIANCE

KLNLAMAZOO, Mich., Sept. I'nnk Colec. a landlord Is In the hospital suffering from revere injuries, and William Rush, his tenant, Is facing a charge cf assualt. Colf-s, who is 63 years W and a cripple, came to Kalamazoo from hi.s FistcrV home in MIlo to collect ?260 back rent from Rinh. The

iter is said to have de-clired he

going to move Saturday and

would pay when ho pot ready. A "phytic, il encounter ensued. Coloa v. aa picked Tip uncor.oiou by policemen who rushed him to th hospital. Unless he suffered Internal Injuries,

jho will recover, physiciar.a say.

Cucumber Crop Likely To Start Legal Battle PAW PAU Mich.. Sopt. S Prejumt eVwtrs and Tmrm n:?ht- rf September have brr-tisht an unpr-

c c ionic l number

Wyandotte Man Kleeted To HiJi Vxthian Post

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.1 hr;? rvr kne-wn, rr-

cuc.it'.ixrs an 1.

with them, a gai problem for thVanBurftn county circuit court. At most of the mitln? y.ations, the r.;.i are filled and huytra haw pos'ed notice? thT. no more of the cucumbers win bo received. Growers, acting on '.egal dvirv. will continue to deliver pro.lu-c:3 at th? Htaüons in the nccordar.c with their contract The s.ion hns been the lost in tho me.rnory of the growers, a largo number of whom have mnde a profit cf between $25C- and J COO .n acre. Charle-s Ho.ve, of "YYaverly townFhip, cleared $2.100 from 13 acres.

Labor Federation JT iH Be Asked to Aid Mooncx

year there were only J,

in f?pIto of tho fact that the tulCon 1or rural rtudtrvt.- hna ben ir.crrwrt-c-d from $50 to $')u. Thero are a nuiabt-r of tache-r nv to Huchanun. Four of whom, Ml? Pe Xlzal!. Jtepino nnd I'cttn, are teaching in the hlffh echool. All tho iK-hool rooms, particularly the h!?h ecliool uK'inbly, ary overcrowded and It 13 necerary for some of the Btudent3 to tako tarn In the various oLarc rooms. Text bookn hj3 ordere ölrwt from tho publlshera by th !bon.r of education. lVrwjiiaK C. J. Strang, science toachrerla th local high school, la in, IJeulah, !Mich. reco-voring from on attack cf hay fover. Hlchard Kirrgery la aeün ca ubstituta teacher In the, pclenco department in titrangr'a ab-

Iarry TJoyce. Win. Btevens, and gainst Aud'r Gen. O. B. Puller to Grrett TJaker returned from Flint, i comPel hlm to ls3Ud warrants for

Mich.. WotneaIny aftexnoon with D"- oec y oi ssiate

three rnr Buick cars which they

Tho ad

ministrative board la given $150.000 of the tax money, $86,S73.2'J Is set aeide for the enforcement of the Jamos compulsory education law, and $34.847.25 for carrying out the rehabilitation compensation law. Deducting the above - mentioned Interest and ppecial purpose Items from tho total, tho ar.iount to bo raised by taxation this year would have Ireer approximately $500,000 less than last year.

l?an an enormous quantity of coal which would go to the manufacturing and industrial center? of the middle wes-t."

LAFAYETTE, Sept. 8. More than 130 members attended the final session of the 12th annual conference of the midwest section of tho

Chinese Students' alliance here on Thursday. Tho organization !

composed' of Chinese students attend American college and univer cities. Athletic controls, social affairs and a baseball gamo were on Thursday's program.

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads !

CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL FOR INDIANA

I XDI AN" ArO LIS, Sept. S. The Central cirntiHc coll-ege, capitalized at $2.. "0 0, filed articles of Incorporation Thursday wit.i Sec'y of State Jackson. Oillcens of tho new Institution are Ctis J. Briggs. New Haven, president, and Rd'wnrd Yahne. S1 East Pontiac St.. Ft. Wayne, cretary and registrar.

GRANT) rLVriD. Mich.. S pt. . The thirty-Fecond annual convention of the Michigan Federation of Labor, which will be held here September 20-21, will establish in headquarters at the Hotel Pant'jind under arrangements just complete 1 by John II. Scanneil, of Detroit, fccretary of tno state organization. No program has yet been announced but among tho speak o rs . it Ls said, will be Senator Herbert F. Baker, of Wcadock. national president of the Peoples lit construction league and Farmers Natlorl council, who will talk on ins direct from tho producer to the consumer; John Mooney, of California, who will plead for the cause

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KM XT. Mich.. S.-pt. With thelenion of 1 1. 1Z. Vroom p. f Wyandotte, ,-.i prar.-I virr Ku:.rd. r a

0:y. i t Vicksbiirh. tho a:.:.-:al s' it- c":iv r. tr n . f th M!-hL-'an prar.d big. . Kniirl.: of iyhi :s, urvjt-r W'iv t1.".! af tf-rrjiv th r o'I'.ee rs ere adv.: r. red ;.uu::it-c,i"ly with Chari-s Ir.piier i Plain w. I'., h ivimc I'm ri a.lv.im el to tri-a:..i

1 1 " r to i-Jccad Chir'..3 V.

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HOLD GIRL IN JEWEL ROBBERY

.s a ted inlti i-

Colot.el Hob., rt C- Miller, cf Man-' i.ctee. who was th.rova from !;'.s'

iin-so v, ir.io I', .ti. i:. g tho annual

ra.le ef K. of P. and ar'ili it d r- n .

dav afln ; ' -n vas ri : r t - ! - ...

EVAXSVILLL. I i . 1 1 I -cr. .s--d

In t.e a...-

more, wortli r f J- .

I 1 ton Mannh-dnt'-r Co.

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sprained sli-.-uider. Ho w.i; be t.

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College Professor Refuses To Head Parochial Schools

ANN Prof. J.

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will ra-t ac perviyor rrcer.tly te Johr.fton, i

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AIUloj;, M;h.. S-v:. B. IMmo: .-..n. of the

school o:

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th" appointment of

or parc::ai s-r.o,... j.

Irrel him !y Th m.-:,-i'.o superintendent of

hl:c ir.srrttct! n.

In di.'cussing tiu- niattt i T Whitney, of tie- f-ehool r tlon .sil l he im ded Fr.f. F

i :r.g 5.':e

m n :iccr:

raT'. ire j to n " 1 n d 'MX.- to .'. ". . for. ' d"r t la :: ' i a -..-e l W. dr.. s! v v . r.- 1. She it-' " i . : ' !i t .

i:.! Fair-.. - . - '. 1 in co

v.-.

: a -r of 57 'rem t

a m . ht m o i -. '

of Torr en with

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of his brother, Tom Mooney. and

who will tell what la Irelng done to f:i too badly ir; his departs bring about his release from prison; U"r.:der for a mmert any p:

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NOV. FLV1N(.

OLIVER

John W. Walke-, president cf the j Illinois Federation c f Iabor and a!- ! so of the Middle States wholesale i co-operative society; John J. Man- j

nlng. secretary of tho American Federation of Iabor, Sec'y W. Lawson. of tho !Mliinefota federation, and Jamea J. Spilling, state director cf the Near Fast relief.

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i HOOSIEK CAPITAL IS

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Sue to Make Official Accept Extra Salary IiAZs'SrXO, Mich., Pert. 8. Att'y Gen. Merlin "Wiley was authorized by the administrative board Wednesday to Institute mandamus proceedings

In

drovo from the factory. Carl Koons vi:!ted frlencla

ffouth Bend Tuesilay evening. Mias Leta Boyer Is t.achin? at tho aiolm-ej tlliStrlct ctiool. west of Iuchanan. IL V, .tooro of 'XI lea was la Bu clxaxan on'bnsiw Thurtiday. A local taxi driver was fined $1 and cwna In Justico Ilam'a court for feeding on Terre Coupe road In Buchanan. It was claimed he was traveling at C"0 mile3 an hour. Mr. and Mrs. I-on Lawson and Pen C. Spaden wero In NIle3 and touth Iiend today. Ilussell Bradley of Lawrence, 3Iich.. in visiting frlerels In Buch

anan thL week. Mr. and M.rsK C. F. Beajn D. R. l'eara, Glop. II Smith, and EdWln Peck wer in South Bend Tuesday erening. Three frraduatej cf the Buchanan litKh schol. John Voorhees. Price XTmphlet and Herbert Roe, Jr., hav enrolled for post-grcid"uate work In th high school this year.

Charles Deland and State Treas. Gor

man as members of the administra

tive board. The authorization of court proceedings followed a renewal of the refusal of the state auditor to allow tho three salary Items to go through. The action to be brought will be in the nature of a friendly cult to

test the validity of the law authorizing tho payment of $2,500 each to

tho three members of the board. Fuller takes tho po5dtlon that salary allowances for these three members aro to all Intent? and purposes increases In their salaries for the elective ofiaces they hold and for that reason aro unconstitutional.

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Meeting of Club Women l,i -j

GRAND ItAPIDS, Mich.. Sept. 8. I.; 3

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ine executive committee or trie Grand Rapids Federation of Women's clubs is preparing to receive 600 delegates, representing 406 women's cluba of the state, at the annual convention of the Michigan federation at tho Park Congregational church October 11 to 14. Tho complete program has not yet been announced by Mrs. W. M. Alvold, of Detroit, president of the state body, w ho was in Grand Rapids a few days ago to assist with the plans for the meeting. The convention, however, will open with departmental conferences on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 11, and will close at noon on the following Friday. On other days threo sessions will bo held. Tho speaker at the Tuesday evening meeting will be Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, of Minneapolis, Minn., president of the General Federation of Women's clubs. The address will be followed by a reception. Luncheons, teas and other social functions will provid ecntertalnment.

During Ellsworth's 5Gth Anniversary Sale you can buy new Pall Apparel and merchandise (excepting sales items) at 10ro di.-K-ount. "Bargains good as gold."

The Kllrfworth Stores

FALL WOOL SWEATERS All Colors 8c Sizes

OVER METROPOLITAN 5c to 50c STORE 219 S. Michigan SU

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STARTING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER lOlh, A MIRACULOUS SALE CI

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Present Values So Phenomenal That We Believe Cannot Be Duplicated

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DESERTED AKMY TO "SAVE" HIS MOTHER

INDIANAPOLIS, Fept. 8. Two j rrie were found pullty of desertion 1

martial at Ft. Fenjumln Harrlon j f 'Wednesday, it was learned today. Jrvia Collins, 23, of Cincinnati, was found ETullty of desertion from the'

TVt. Henry C. Knoke, 2S. of Lafay- 1

ctts also was found g-uilry of desertion.

CoHtns palj ho o everted Wau il.-j wüe was III at Cincinnati. II lived in Greene .i?:ie prior to hia nll'rrment. S::-ke te-tir'.ed he left h!?i company beeau-o 1; f.iother threatened to commit suicide unlea ho came homo t h-r. Ho returned to ( Peru aftt-r leav.i.ir his compuny and vai married .hertly afterward. Iii mother has hern committed to an Insane a.-yium.

INVITATION

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NUT CLLT FORMED TO PiOOST TRADE ETHICS

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highest Ideas iorial ethics.

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of fraterletrttlmat widepread

f ..p'.v the'.r talents W

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:V.,rt i"".:r7oep by . and super'o:; of other club l"r.it d states and

TWO RONDHOLDEILS OF FIRM WIN ALL ASSETS

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KOKEST TAILORING

Our quality is not pressed in it is sewed in with every stich. No one can mistake the tone of our clothes. We tailor your suit to your ideas and personality.

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WONDERFUL VALUES IN TRICOTINE AND SERGE

These dresses are wonderfully well made in the season's newest designs. The women of thrift will be here early Saturday to secure first choice. These dresses are

priced within the means of all. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY

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Go on Special Sale for Saturday. Materials are Tricotine, Velour, Silvertone, Broadcloth.

I These suits are fresh from the eastM f 1 . 1

ern manufacturers and nrescnt the

latest designs in beaded and embroidered models. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY

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THE GREATEST CLOTHING VALUES IN SOUTH BEND

COCTAITV A I3ltf"17F IM O

GROUPS FOR SATURDAY Choosing the new Fall Hat has been made easy by this vast issortment from the county's leading manufacturers. Enor

mous price concessions have beeng made to us, hence the remark-! n m m -V- 11 .11

a Die values tnat we are able to a

offer. All the newest shapes,

styles, materials and colors are

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Values Up to $45.00

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Many vith fur collars and cuffs

LJand bottoms. iVJanv flare backi'-t

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moaeis. we ao not oeneve it xsu

possible to dupiicate these value in high quality plush coats.

Values to $40.00 SPECIAL SATURDAY

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able, it is sure to be in this show-

Sing. The hats accentuate the re-

markable values offered by us at all times.

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$10 and $15 Values

tipriced at a ridiculously lowH

fi2rure. All colors and sizes. 3

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hcoiwear ci the Third Floor.

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Next to the Blackstone Theater hrnotr.t t o r : - " ill v a- cUi:..' d Green, -5 -r.w -STJ.-'J' 2il-tjUXj-. if ''up . . Jfc I