South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 259, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 September 1921 — Page 3

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FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 16, 1921 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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i MINISTER SAYS DRY

LAWS DO PROHIBIT

Church Conference Told Even Home Brew is Losing Popularity. ADRIAN, Mich.. Fept. 13 Pontine

have tb honor c!

entertaining

tthe 1022 pylons of tho Detroit

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church &i the result of action takn W(!ne!.iy at tHe" conference now being heM In thii city. Tho mcrr.ir.s's 5'r!on larfly takfn up with organization of the conference an 1 a memorial service. Rifhop Henderson wai chon president 8nMv. Georg. M-irh. of Romeo, wa -otM general -err tary.

I The otfic of honorary secretary wa1

ffiven to the Rev. Seth i:r -3. of Hint. Rev. Julian W.ä:, of How!!, delivered the memorial addrf .n.

In th evening . si on the Rpv.

i in t

I Forsyth, of Philadelphia.

rspor.dinsr secretary of the home

'jit1or. hoard, delivered an address )n which ho told how funds raid in

the recmt c?ntnary movement of the denomination and had been and are Leins? expended In home mission work.

' I V. M ii A w ...Jit,''.,, . - Charle.i n. Rariek. executive sec

retary of the hoard of temperance, aald In, a talk Wednesday evening: "I have traveled 40,000 mHs since

the United States hoarded the water

wagon, and 1 have s"en little drunkenness, and none on trains I don't

believe the use. of home brew or i

Moonshine In th? homes Is very expensive. I believe prohibition has prohibited pretty well."

I'AHKNTS TO ADOPT HABY LEFT AT DOOK

S; -ia I to Ti.e Acws-TI:r. : WARSAW. Ind.. SrTt. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Ralston have announc1 their intention to legally adopt a two-wpoks old babe, which -tas 1--ft at their home by an unknown young woman. Adoption papers will bo f":'Rht through the Kosciusko circuit court. The. leaving of tho child at the RaL-rton honv Is believed to be due to the fact that a few week; ago .Mrs. Jtalston went to S"uth Bend in th- hop.; of finding a b iby girl in a nursT', both .Mr. and ilr.s. Ilalnton being desirous of adopting a child. .She was disappointed in not finding a baby and s informed friends on her return to Warsaw. Apparently the yount mother of the child, left this week at the RalFton home, learned of Mrs. Rals-ton's feelint:3 and decided to leave the, babe with h r.

GIRL, 12, HISSING, KIDNAPED, BELIEF

MINERS' MEETING TO BE HELD AT CAPITAL

Police Hunt Woman in Mysterious Disappearance of Child.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 16. Members of convention committer for the biennial convention of the United Mine Workers of America, began to arrive at national headquarters Thursday. Thp committees will betfin active work at once on their reports ior the convention. They include resolutions, grievances and constitution committees.

BANDIT NETS SU IN DARING RAID IN CIJY

IRON RIVER, Mich.. Sept. 13. It is now believed that Camille Mulewkl 1-, of this city, was kidnapped by

a Ht range woman who was with the ! drawn revolver, but was frightened

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 15. A daring holdup :n Blackar's Chile parlor In the downtown district here Thursday netted the bandit only $11. The bandit entered the building with a

FORMER CORONER OF ALLEN COUNTY DIES SUDDENLY

child when she applied for a half faro ticket to Chicago last Friday morning. The woman Is being sought by the authorities. The girl's school teacher says the child acted f-trangdy cf ate and was unablo to recite her lessons. The child is reported to have fiald he was gointr to leave soon with a rich aunt for Chicago. The girl carried a large roll of bills to whool cn the day of her disappearance. .-'he was excused in the mornln' po sh" could kave on the-train.

! TO QUIZ REPORT OF

LANGUAGE IN SCHOOL

FORT WAYNE, Ind.. Sept. 1.'. Dr. J. Kessler, former county cor-ore-r " f Allen county and present member of the city board of health

away before completing the holdup. Three men are being held for investigation.

YOUTH MISSING PROM WARSAW HOME MONTHS

WARSAW, Ind., Sept 15. Boydon Rhodes, 17, son of Eldon Rhodes of this city, a former local under" taker, has been mysteriously missing for three months, according to announcement made ThunMay by relatives of tHe boy. The father of the boy has exerted every possible effort to locate him, but without result.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 15. Reports that some Lake county schools ire not conducted in tho English language were being Investigated

died suddenly edned.'iy evening at i Thursday by L. N. Ihnes, superin his h omo following a hemmorh ige. j tervb nt of public instruction.

lie nan tnen suttt r;ng irom compu-; "Th-s is contrary to the

catior.H ff.r some time. Dr. Kessler was 39 year? of age and had been practicing medicine in Ftrt Wayne for 3 5 years.

yORD SALES SHOW f GREAT INCREASE

DETROIT, Sejd. 15. Daily retail sales of Ford cars and trucks increased I') per ct-nt. the first week the latest, price reduction on IYrd products was put into effect, according t? an announcement by the com-

The announcement also that corresponding reductions in dealers' tocks had beon noted, according to telegraphic advices from branches throughout the country, t In flume sections, the announcement aiil. marked shortage in wmo

s have already been felt.

d orders for all types are

pldly accumlatlng. This is d'ie to

ho fact that produtim has not inj:ea.sed over the regular monthly .W.L.Ia .f IAH AAA .r-a r -. II' ! t Vl .

Mnfiif fVirt rf,,tiintinn In rirlr

yttyes of ca:

I Unfllle. Vapidly a

DIES ON HER WAY TO BURY HUSBAND

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acted by tho ladt special ession of the legislature," Hines Mid. "Action will bo taken immediately to compel proper instruction."

Special to The News-Times: ELKHART, Ind.. Sept. 13. Stricken while bringing the body of her dead husbind, R. II. Overloase, from California to Elkhart for burial, Mrs. Ruth Overlea-e, .1;, was taken from the train at Needled. Calif., and died in a few hours, according to word received here today. The body of Mr. Overlea so is due here Saturday and will be- held for a double funeral after the body of hi.s wife arrive s. The Overlens. s lived at Rakersfieid. but formerly were residents of this city.

Woman Surs 51 Companies to Recover $3113.650 Fire Loss

WORKS TWO YEARS TO PAY CHURCH PLEDGE

RLOOMINGTON, Sept. 15. It took Mrs. Mattle Jacobs Fuller, 30. colored. Just two years and five months to fulfill her pledge of raising ll.f'OO toward a fund for a pro posed colored church. She has Just completed her campaign. Mrs. Fuller worked chiefly among women students of Indiana university and from these she obtained a large share of her pledge.

BISHOP HUGHES HOLDS METHODIST SERVICES

IRIKES FARMER WITH

SHOVEL IN PIT FIGHT

WABASH.

Ind.. S-pt. 15. Ross

lav or 5R. a ranne;-, n m a serious

Condition as a result of a blow on T-ho head from a tdmvel, sustained. Zt is alleged in an altercation with fllenry White. Waba.sp county comTrrÜÄsloner. Taylor is a pit bo.?s for a con-

r-riirtlnn nrn irv which hris .1 Con-

rrat for construction of the iienr

White road. It is said he was enTiged in a struggle with Rorin White, son of the commissioner,

Kvhen the latter niproached. The

k'ider White attempted to separate

the men. it is said, Taylor selzed a ihovel and struck at him. White ... i i

s-y.s ho then jucKca u; a suovei ar.u

struck Taylor.

GRAND JURY TO PROBE

w STATT MIM KS RIOTS

I v. I BLOOMFIKl ?.-pt. 15. The Vlreen county grand jury will :ncs-

''pfltfi th ri i .T : I. :t' .I.l.s ifivi!.,. 1 u s-

ay niicht. it w.n ann-tuTic-d here

Thursday by W.ll 11. Vosioh

f-uting attorney. lie i : 1 io

t?k the circuit . :rt t al session of the juty

fpec:al leju:' n ri r: s

J-d and two c i, rheir homes at

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prose-would

call a s;- c.soi.t'.. Three w re I'.jsiirm-

mm i'rs .Ir.vci from Ja- .lie. w i! v .'opjuonts

ANN ARROR. Mich.. Sept. 15. Sara (Joffe, doing business as the Ann Arbor Stamping it Metal company, through her attorneys, has commenced euit in the Washtenaw circuit court against 51 insurance companies, for a total of $;:s::50. Tho u its are to recover insurance on a fire which practically destroyed the Goffe plant on Dec. :il. last. Nono of the companies have so far paid tho insurance, though some have manifested a desire to pay, it is said. A complete Inventory and appraisal of the property has been made by Prof. L. M. Gram and Prof. H. C. Anderson, of the engineering college of tho University of Michigan. The. appraisal shuws a lo.ss of between $250,000 and $3ÜU,OÜO, it is said.

COXNERSVILLE, Sept. 15. Devotional exercises conducted by Bishop Edwin II. Hughes, observation of the anniversary of the women's foreign missionary society, a rural church hour and a discussion of the work of pastors were features today of the 90th annual conference of the Indiana Methodist Episcopal church.

TO INITIATE CANDIDATES. DOWAGIAC, Mich.. Sept. 15. Knights of Columbus, In an iniation ceremonial here Sunday night, will induct 75 candidates of Cass and Rerrien counties. The initiation will lung 700 Knighfn to Dowagiac from Michigan City, South Bend, Kalamazoo and Rattle Creek. The program Sunday begins with attendance at the Holy Maternity church, initiation in the afternoon at Elks temple and a banquet jn the evening. District Deputy Cass Rutkoskie, St. Joseph, will preside.

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HOOSE MEN FOR U. S. FARM RELIEF FUNDS

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:fnd.na ! . ; --t o ;"licati-r.s f : '. :: -ongress :.'..ik.: ivailable f- .- (!. - tock a.i ao'es

rhursdov t y t: s nan. The :.'..)' r ft in a ' r. r.drew Sir.i'.h s!i. of lr..:-.ar.;p , f Torre 11 a jte, an f Muncie.

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EIGHT COUNTY FARMERS BUREAUS HOLD PARLEYS

NEW CASTLE.

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lay by rr.ernV-ors of ration of Farmer he sixth d:tr::t.

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rRAVELS FROM COAST WITH BODY, THEN DIES

War on Wolves Will Be IT aged in L pjter Peninsula UNSiN;. Mich.. Sept. 15. J. Stokely Lisori. of the Fnited States bie"og;cnl survey, is enroute to t lie

upper peninsula to wagt warfare! acainst llie nredatorv animals of tb.fi

region. Ho has been nssignetl by tho fedoral governmt nt to work m conjunction with the state department of conservation to rid 'Vlnvtil.m 1" of wolves and other beasts of prev

that are said to he a suie f an-i .o.'.anoe and langer to the Northern' Michigan farmers. j Accoiding to rt ports r a hin r here thousands of dollars' worth of' iivesteck is dt strnyol ;tnnn iüy in Michigan by wolves ami bears. The ; department of conservation has ali i'eadv made oreliminarv ol ins to e-

tt rroinate pn-tlatory beasts.

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SOZO) 3,509 GALLONS. LANSING, Mich., Sept. 15. The Michigan state police confiscated 3,569 gallons of beer, wine and mash during August, according to a report completed today by Roy C. Vandercook, state commissioner of public safety. Thirty stills were taken. 49 slot machines, roulette wheels and other gambling machines were captured, 304 investigations were made, 240 arrests were made and fines resulting from convictions totaled $2,137.70.

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Indispensible! A perfectly stunning hat for sport and recreation is the pride of every girl. Finest quality, approved models and a policy of unvarying price-fairness distinguish our collection. See these soft hats in red, fuchia, blue, brown and black. Special $5.00 to $12.50

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Ciiangc of Venue Ashed In Drain Contract Case

CASSOpMLIS. Mi h.. Sept. 1". : i üration for a change of ver.ue tour defendants charged w.th pirac in coniocti' t: with v ss county lira in ontracts will 1 m.-o'e before Circuit Judge L. R. 1't.s X'cje , s M nday. l.awrs fir thiO four men involved in omiracts I t for $:;:." -.'O :ir,,i up, i! whit'h the state alb o ; J! P1,"O wns lrawn from ctan; funds ; r ;5 stil! tincotn.pl. ted job say that at! davits they will produce Ator.da :11 tep.d to show a pre im! u ;a 1 jttry v..uld be drawn in Ca.-s ootJ:iy s'p- c'al Assi-!:.nt T'r. er t r .V-a K. "lid Ti 1ms announced his i-ie:.t:on lasisting a chine of vt n'u.

(0 ELECTRIC ROADS CONVENE IN SESSION

S; l.il to Tla-. N.'"vTi;:if: WARSAW. Ind. Sept. 1. Sixty repr .-er.Tat ivt s of electric r.iilwnys in I adio. na. Ohio and Michigan, numbers f the Central Trat'.e ass.c: tti'T.. representing öoO" niies , f

tbctric railways, opened. tP.e r; session of the association T'iu ening at the Yellow Ranks near Ire re.

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Ri:rrsi:s rarociiim. .tor. KALAMAZOO. Mich.. Sep- 15. f. John C. Mockje. reistr r of extern State Normal S'-ho.d. ha? lined tho appointment of st.fr

ELKHART. Ind., S. -pt. 15. WhiN

Jbringing the i -'iy 'i tier nsi-an r7 tt Overleaf, aged 4 0, from R.k-

trseld. Calif., to Elkhart. Mrs. Ruth t-KrIe af l'. became ti 1!1 shtj

--t-r of i, c r. t m n t :. of Rui .n n. Th

parochial svhools. Tho

was ter.dt red !:c Instruction e position was

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Treacher here Saturday,

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CATGUT IN" CARI.i:. KIM.r.I) HAY CITY. Mi-'h.. Sep:. 15. Sam-

feWitP-l le oth. 3. mirried. working at

body, when it th.e Dupont fact'iry in Grayling, was

will be hoMliaught in a cable while loading char-

co.il. An arm and ear were torn off and his bo!y wp.s wound around the shaft, killing him. lie had just started work In the morning.

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SHOES

For Men and Women

The Fall showing of V. L. Douglas shoes is a revelation of all the smart lines and striking patterns that vill be popular th is season. W. L. Douglas Shoes are made of the finest materials obtainable by skilled workmen that are masters in the art of fine shoe making. The retail price is stamped on the sole of every pair, assuring absolute price protection and full value. Popularly priced at Six, Eight and Ten Dollars.

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USD DISARMING TOTR, ADRIAN. Alici.. Sept. 15 Tho "flying squadron)" a group of Detroit women which has ren visiting: many eitle of the state In the Interests of world disarmament, held the final meeting of Its tour hem Tuesday evening and left for Detroit. They crpoko before a err-ill frithrin;; at the Adrian library- Membra of tho group exrrcvj themselves a 3

well pased with the results of the tour.

SHOW BIG TAX nCTTILVS. LANSING. Mich.. Sept. 15. The department of state, according- to a report filed with the auditor general Wednesday, collected 12.316,08 during the last half cf Ajeust from automobile fees, corporation tx returns ani all other rf turn?. Cor.M-

erable of the corporation tajt received were not entered cn th department books until September and are not IncluJed in the Augut collection.

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The empire of Morocco, quit extensive, and with much wealth. i the largest anl mt Importart country in the world thit is without a nwppapor.

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the S iir:r. i w r;v r was n'-e i , f , ell Tuoliy r. i-'h: Commrr"; tl .-..- which a r s l; i '. the st re t : . s . r indt:trj. T:i-- Ro !r.- pollul: .ti : f :::

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Complete Home Outfits Low as $50 down!

Following our custom of making It unusually easy for young couple j to sart their married lives in completely furnished homes of their own. we wish to emphasize that young couples can secure complete home outfits at this store for as little as $50 down. You will find our credit plan freo from the usual red tape and absolut ly confidential.

Just come in and select the furniture for that rw of yours, make your down payment and we will . your complete home outfit. Then, w hile you a: - . -;

the comfort of a well furnished home, you can pi furniture in convenient monthly payments. We low prices as well as convenient credit terms.

The new order of prices bringf, fine Bedrooni Suites like this down to $167

Period Buffets down to bedrock Folks certainly are taking lot of pleasure in selecting furniture at the newtow prices. Imagine, for instance, getting massive period design buffets in walnut, oak or mahogany

finish, at prices as low as

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$45

When prices on furniture dropped, there was no hesitating about them they dropped clear to the bottom. Furniture prices were among tho very first to reach bed rock, with the result that you can now make your selections with positive assurance that prices will not go lower.

Here you will find complete 4piece bed room suites, similar to cut, in Queen Anne period design in either walnut or mahogany finish, at prices as lowas that quoted above. Remember, too, that you can secure delivery of the suite you select by making but a small down payment.

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Living Room Tables again low priced It is again po-s, b t secure a high grade living

room tan.. at a very price. Come in and

for exam

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we are offering now at but . . .

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xample. the spi.-mhd K", d design tr. bb-s whi.dt t

37.50

The Semi-Vanity Dresser is without any question the most popular article for milady's boudoir at the present time. The small wing mirrors swing to any angle and are of great assistance in dressing the hair, eto. The large center mirror permits of a full view of your costume and enables you to see that your apparel hangs as it should. We are showing

semi-vanity dressers as low-

$85

The New Ideas in Lamps Never before have we seen such beautiful and artistic designs in lamps and standard as those which have just arrived for our autumn exhibit. We are featuring a group of unusually beautiful new tabic lamps at the very special

price for tomorrow of but

$21.85

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New designs in me tal Beds Metal bed manufacturers have jut about reached perfection in th'-ir work. See, for example, the r,. did new designs we ar showing in metal beds whb h have i.atura! wood finishes which cinnot detected from wood itself, thus living you the böauty of vom i with the sanitation of sie. 1. Wo are featuring several new (ifsns to

morrow at the very

low prlco of but . .

'$18.75

THE BAKER COMBINATION (Exactly as Illustrated) Two stoves in one, because it burns either coal or gas. Has large oven and every stove is guaranteed. It will pay you to see this range. $79.85

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Easy Credit Terms can

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ed on any Stove

i purchased

No Soot No Smoke No Dirt The Hot Blast Airtight Florence will burn anything combustible hard or soft coal, coke, sawdust or wood. The fire never goes out, day cr night, and a steady, even temperature may be maintained. Five different sizes to heat from one to five rooms.

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Out of the High Rent District

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