South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 270, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 September 1921 — Page 3

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i CONVICTED YOUTH

TO ASK NEW TRIAL

LEGION CONFERENCE TO ASSIST JOBLESS! ii National Commander Announces Meeting at Indianapol This Friday.

WOEEI) PAY S18. AM) REDUCE TERM 18 DAYS

7'iro Arc Injured in Antti Accidents Arnr 11 ursau

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept.

Coun.-el Averts Man Killed in Automobile Crai-li Was Intoxicated.

.M A IIS I f A LI,. M-rh., S-jt. Cr. C'.uns.-l for Max Smith. IS. of Albion, ronvkied Thursday in Calhoun

rountv irruit court of manslaughter

'A'ARSAW. Sept. ,;. Homer 1 li.-xj.a-, oolore J, s'.rvini: a s ntente m the KruNku iount jail en conviction f..r p.. tit larc.-ny. has S 1 S ar.d ' 'Ks t'f shurur. his s-nttno' Ii ila d ' pan.- th.-.t MuoUnt. The petition h;..s raie,J a question concernir.K" the actual n.oanir.ic f.f a section of the Indiana law which i rovidet that prison r.s :.n:si s.-rw one day lor each dollar of a fjn.. and costs ;.ss.-s.i against them and urpai-1. Thomas, who has studied l uv. con

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INDIANAPOLIS. S.-pt. l'ro)illy liste I tor tav ition in Indian ij

I'AlId Mich.. Sept. 2(y. Pfs;tivb ritili'-a t ion by (Jeorje Masten, a .rrner livim-'JH-ar here, of (. iarence

Adam--. Sttrjnaw contractor, as

tii" nun he saw hurrying away Au-itti.-from thf swamp thicket where the body of his brother-in-law. Howard Lmtr of Sairinaw. was Jour.d, features a servies of revilatiom in the investigation of Lin'-! murder. with which Adams is lia ro d. Marten first identified Adams in the Tiio-oi.! county jail here, and attain. a tili-- identification a short time later when authority's took him and Adams to the place where Mast'u riaim.- h" saw Adams) the day Lom: disappeared. ' 'th'-r d'-v topment durinLr the day wer, numerous, and included the f o ; 1 ow i nir : Mrs. Adams, wife of the prisoner, id. rit.ü'-d the galvanized iron pan found near the swaip in which L -n's hody was hidden, as belongin to her.

as the result of th" death of Dale mi, of Marshall, on Au-T. V, will rnovt1 for a now trial.

i I Wraith while driving a car occupied by himtself. Hewitt Ib-- nbrnok j an 1 Frank "areascllla. of AlMon, .and Morris IMitli H.i'rion. Kd:i:i I Pimni'-r and 15 ulah liischoff, of , Ma rsin 13, i olhded with a motorcyfle ; driven by Dale Hills on P.rare Like road. Hüls iie.l two fours' later of - internal injuries. Adrian F. Coop r. of Albion, who I with L. K. Love deff-nded Smith, j stated he would move for a new ! trial following the receiit of infor

mation that a witness has been s.--rurt il who will testify tliat Dab- Hills

! three hourw before the acciden: refused to repair ids auto-mobile, say- ! imc that he had "too much booze to

fix this or any other car." Th-- witness. Mr. Cooper said, is an insurance man of Albion, who said h" is willinir to tro before .lud ire North and make at'ida vits Hills appeared in a drunken condition after tampering with his car and admitted that he had consumed too much lirjuor.

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C. Ini ry, n itional commander of tio American Legion, has called a ' L'iu!) uri'-mployrnent conference to meet at the J.-irion's national headquarters h. re Friday. The commit- ?'' d'-icnated to tak- up the matter includes A. A. Sprairue. Chicago; William I!. Mcf'.ally. SprinUld. Illinois state commander: Roy Hoffman.

Oklahoma City; Cilbert IVppman, Cincinnati, and C. W. Wickersham. Jr.. New Y.ork city. In sending out the call, Mr. Hmcry

said the luestion of unemployment is the most pn-ssin before the 1c- j ion now that disabled soldiers have j been properly t.iken care of through legislation. The conference is to Jotermine what stens the lesion can

take to obviate the suffering' srruwin uhen ho was crushed between a tele

WATSAW. S pt. Iv -S Pabr. .-r. of the .-';!vcr La1:.-

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r.obile and into Walnut c: . . k . wi s' i f Warsaw, where th i ;o l:rie .n' which h was ridin.' ra-h-d into the side of an iron briduv. 1 altr,. v wjü cut aboti". the load ami was badly bruised about the body. Mrs. Karl yv of Warsiw was

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res;. :.s t a rt ut st l tb.at pa t :': An e.xprr s-ion regard. ::c Kii Klu Klin, expres-d his , o s-.;ii n to t!i- order and a-;-l ir- .1

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man. The a.chb-nt occvi-rcl on

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stains: him. tf ö v , Qr uhich j3; 'am "t. in this dty. iot und that by j.ayinir I s h;s! , , " . .v -nt nco should lie .shortened ill TELEPHONES FOR AID. ' -ys. I r-Arrrn Y Tiirv mrn

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Man Seriously Injured Sac in g Life of Infant

out of unemployment. Tlie

according to Mr. Kmtry, will en deavor to handle the situation.

The conference will have before

fis'ures obtained through mort than lft.GOu questionnaires sent to every post in the country.

GUKK-VCASTLi:. Sept. I "rfd Cmzier. a farmer living tu r lo r. returned to his home Sunday niiit to find that burglars had been in the house. He teU phoned the informa

tion to a rel.rive hrc.

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n Calvin was seriously injured I ,,.8 ,,..a,.

bound and p.irged.

KAL.MAZ(X), Mich.. Sept. In an efrv rt to ive the lilt 1 aby, who v as not injured

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legion i 1 hone pole and an automobile.

YOUNG BANDITS HOB GOSHEN MAN OF S50

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I'-. Seeley was pushing a baby

! carnnire .across the str.et. Ashley ;t j Lapham of Chicago, stopped his car

i at the warning signal of an crhcer.

Loth misunderstood the othcer's next signal and the car struck the cab. completely wrecking it. but the baby rolled out on the sidewalk, laughing and uninjured. Mr. Calvin, wh.o sprang to .save the infant's life, was caurht between the radiator and the telephone pob.

FIVE ESCAPE IN DOUBLE CRASH

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 2'1. I'ive residents of West Ifayetto, Ind.. today are goinp about virtually un-s-ratchf-d after a miraculous escape from Kerious injury or death hero last r.ight when their automobile was wrecked in a double collision with street cars. Walter Coleman. Lillian Coleman, Helen Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. William Bastian, members of a party ot three automobile loads of West

MILFoKD, Sept. 26. Two yi-uth-ful bandits who Sunday night at 11:1. j held up and robbed Dr. A C. Yoder of do.-hen, while he was making a professional call in that city, escaped by way of Milford Junction, -according to persons residing at that mint and who saw them speeding istward hortly after 1:1 o'clock Monday morning. The robbers were in a Ford touring car. They relieved the physician ot $50.

After he telephoned. Crf7r said. ho wont to the porch and the lurgl.irs attacked him from the rear. He said he was robbed of two watches and some canned fruit.

heard .luring tl. tri -.1 of H irry Liw-ii-r.ee, charg-d with Iis: urbinp a re-l.-ti 'i.s me ting given by Mrs. Mary Murphy L: ly, of And- r.:i. spiritIt il:.:ie mYiiun:. that sh" had violated no law. as her sv.n;. bid been

When the ' ,x-,l,tly w-hat slu- sai l it would ' In

n.-r ope:;::ig st lternr nt. i res. t ore-"t Haim-s this af terr.-..n di:n..-sed tb.e jifoserution au-ain--: Mrs. Lidy. She was eharge.l with having .btain. 1 mof.ey tin b r false pretcn.ses.

FEAR FOR SAFETY OF BOAT CREW

I1LK11 AKT CilKL Vi:iS. WARSAW. Sept. Herman II.

STATU COI WAHNS MOTORISTS. WA R S AW. S e p t . 2h. W a r n i r, g has been given by a s-tate motorcycle policeman whose headquarters is in South Bend that motorists in this section who fdil to have their rear lamps lighted after nightfall will be arrested. A count of machine., kept on the Warsaw-Goshen road last Saturday night showed that one in evry

rxeene. xaiaoaa .'uymeer. oi i-iK-ieight machines was being operated

i.ari. ami .miss draco -Houseworth,

also of Klkhart and a native of Petersburg, Mich., have been granted a license t wed by County Clerk R. 'I. Butler.

BURGLARS RAID THREE MICHIGAN CITY STORES

Lafayetteans returning home from a

Iims also identified the pan. but j football game at Franklin.

aid be had thrown it away on a :aginnw dump two weeks before

MICH Id AX CITY, Sept. 2b Burgk, ra obtained ?4S when they broke into the Blue Bird cafeteria here early Monday. Several auto tin; and some change were taken from the Johnson, Coil & Cowden garage. Tho Kramer wholesale house also was entered, but nothing was taken.

Though the domestic cat avoids water, it is a natural swimmer when nvims strongly.

at night with no rear light;

KOSCIUSKO FA IK OPFNS TODAY. WARSAW. .Sept. 2-". The sixth annual Kosciusko county fair, which will be given on the streets in the business district of the city, will open Tuesday morning and will close next Saturday night.

Ni:W YORK. Sept. -Thirty-tive men. all resident of Staten Island, were missing y. sterday on board the ishlng boat Myrtb-. which started out from Roamer shoals yest' ld iv ar.d has not been heard fron, since. Alarm was given by Mrs. LouisStaff of Statin Island, wlnv" hii. band was a passenger on the boat, wh.on she appealed to the police.

ONE BURIED, ONE HURT IN CAVE-IN

CHICAdO. Sept. 2 o One man was buried alive and another seriouslv in-

e xt vi-;ir tot.iH J :."' t 2, aec.'idii.ir to a report mad-- t. lay jy W. ('. Harrisitn. ei rt t.ir f the

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.o il'- bojrd of t:t x co j ! i ! 1 1 i s -i ' n rs . This total va,,ws a shrinkage of Ja", per ent from the aiiiount n tax.-.'Ce 1'ioperty for this -ar. Tlw tota' : ? 1 .' :.:' ',7 7 1 b s than for tlii, ji.nr, T!ir- total i eompilcd by Mr. Harrison arid wi 1 ! t;-.l 'u the

täte board a- ti such ba. a- it adjust.

IIF.LI) IV A l "TO ACTIF,T. WAUA-SH. S pt. 2'".. William I' uiif nm, indict-d by the Wabash ounty errand jury on a charge of nivi lunr.tr' rn nts'aughter. was ;ir-r-s;.d today. It is alleged Cameron i iii--' il tin death of James Moore, u lio-e threat was cut when he

ba-is f..r lixii'u I I'langed Through th" broken windi.is atii);oi;i t-.'sliield of an automobile driven by

Legion Plans Elaborate Reception for Marshal Fach

A room ten feet long, wide, and ten feet high 7.". pounds of air.

ten feet contains

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Cano-ron two weeks ago and that Cam"!' on uas resjionsible for the accident because ho was driving hi.:

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fd'sbin. Inited Stat. - marine who) II A S AR Ill'CK 1,11 CASI 1. v.--is l ill. d in action at St. -tienn . ! ' RANI ItAPI DS, Mich., Sept. 2t. France. Oct. 1 '. 1 . wie held in the1 The drand Rapids New.- today an-V'ir.-'t I'nulv-! Lutheraii church here j io ui ne. d it would print no further Sunday afternoon. An honor guard J di tail of th- - a-- in which Rocoe from Chicago n pr -ented the j Arioo-kl', movie a. tor. is accused of t.iar.ni.s ai d th. dosh. r. Ameri-an i cauin-r ilo- death of Virsrinia Rappe, Legion p"--; and Indiana National ! -o tres--. The news announced its duanl i-oTiij.any attended. iP'li'.v in an editorial.

T. Roberts of Marquette, national! mmittoeman from Michigan for; the American Legion, will probably have more to do with the entertain- 1 ment of Marshal 1'och and his party of I-'rem h officers during their stay in the I'nited States than any other' person connected with the Legion. He has been appointed by National Commander John G. Lmery to the chairmanship of the Legion commit- j tie which will look aft-e. the distinguished French militarv leader.

There Are 3 Reasons 1. 5c per gal. off on gas. 2. (Investigate today and 3. learn these two.) Ask youi neighbor ASK YOUR BANKER WHY So many people are securing Shares. in the FranklinMarmon Co. Write for circular. Frai:Min-Marmon Co. 261 Oh r Theater BIdg.

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During the cool days of Autumn when the winds are sharp and penetrating you'll wrint the comfort which comes with a stylish, well-fitting topcoat. The most useful, practical coat a man can buy. When you buy yours see the new Kuppen heimer Topcoats A fine variety here. Not only do they sparkle in style, but in real genuine service. Coats for sunshiny, cool days as well as rainy days, because they're shower-proof. A great range to choose from.

Featured at See tlie new Gabardines

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others $25 to $50

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South Michigan Street, Near Washington Avenua

Needs

For the Woman Who Plans Fall Sewing Sale Begins Tuesday A. M. and Ends Saturday P. M. 5 Davs of Greater Value Giving Here is surely glad news for dressmakers as well as all women who do their own sewing. Glad news because you will find listed below the very things you want and need for your fall sewing way below regular prices. Read over this list carefully then come here and lay in your winter's supply of yard goods, trimmings and notions at prices far below regular. Five big days of unusual value giving. Sale ends Saturday evening at closing time.

Specinl Sale of Dress Trimmings

Special Sale of

Fancy Lining

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SiIk T?sseI r.VH0rrei5r- brown, grey.

Is, different sizes in navy,

black, silver and gold.

janging in price from 5c to 59c

Caracul trimming for collar and cuffs, grey and white, 4'2 inches wide at, yard .$1.00 Vestee and Collar Sets, daintily made of net trimmed with val and Venice laces at $1.00 Narrow Leather Belts, in grey, brovr., navy, red, black and white at 25c and 50c New Beaded Belts $2.00 New lace collar and cuff materials, neat patterns, yard at $1.00 and $1.25

rzr.zy Mercerized Sateen. 36 inch, r V" r j 1 J : i , tr.mJj aM

in conventional designs; very special, c ,frJ;v

yard 69c

Fancy Tea Gown Satin, 36 inch, in floral and figured patterns, suitable for linings, house dresses, kimonos, etc.; special, yard $1.00 Satin Lisse, 32 inch, in blue, pink and white, suitable for pajamas; special, yard 50c Satinette, 36 inch, a soft, clinging mwtrial, suitable for pettibockers. pejtticoats and bloomers, in rose, purple and green at, yard $1.00

Special Sale of Dress Silks 36-inch Charmuese, in navy, brown and black; sale price, yard ..... $1.95 36-inch black Dutchess Satin, extra heavy quflity; $2.50 values; sale prce, yard $1.95 36-inch Messaline, in all shades; $1.75 value; sale price, yard $1.49 36-inch Tricolette in brown, navy, gry and black; very special; sale price, yard $1.89 Special Sale of Velvet and Velveteen 36 and 45-inch Boulevard Velvet in brown, dark green and plum, very popular for jumper dresses; very special; sale price, yard $2.95 33-inch black Velveteen; sale price, yard $2.50 40 inch Chiffon Vel vet

in navy, brown and black at, yard $5.50

Special Sale of Dress Materials Savings Evreywhere You Look

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oolens

Wool French and Storm Serge, 36 inch, new line of fall colorings; sale price, yard . . . .89c Fart Wool Navy Tricotinc, 36 inch; sale price, yard . .$1.39 54 inch Wool Plaids, suitable for skirts and children's school dresses; formerly sold at $2.50, sale price, yard $1.35 All Wool Jersey, 54 inch, not all colors; very special, sale price yard $2.59 Navy Wool Poplin, 54-inch; $3.50 value, sale price, yard . . . $2.95 54-inch Wool. Checked Material, suitable for jumpers; very special, sale price, yard at $2.45 36 inch Corduro; in navy, brown, castor, grey and white; very special, sale price, yard at " 89c Wool Baby Flannel, 2 7 inch and 32 men ; very special, sale price, yard $1.35

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Special Sale of Notions Everythinr: listed below been marked down for thi

biggest bargain s.ilo of th y.ar. Adjustable S k i r t Bflti:rj. ready to sew on the skirt, in bh'.rk and white, with stays; 25c value, sale price, each 19c "De Long's" .Atlas Ioilrt Pins

never rust, package ot IÖ') special, sale price

Koh-i-noor. I riumph Dr'-ss Snaps, patent spring and holes will not slip open, in lil.uk and white; sale price, card 8c Superior Quality Pearl Buttons 12 on a card, in different sizes; sale price, card 8c Coats 1 bread.

all sizes, in black and white; sale price, 6 spools for 25c "De L o n g's"

hoots ana eyes.

all sizes, in black and white; sale

price, card

black (I;V; 7c :-.'J? y ' ' ' ' ' i '

Pecot Edge

Ribbon Specials

One inch two-toneP

Ribons for trimming; very special, 25c value, yard 19c One lot of Taffeta and Moire Ribbons in plain colors, checks and stripes; 50c to 75c values, sale price, yard 43c

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the House of Kuppenhcimer Clothes See Window Display i

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