South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 272, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 September 1921 — Page 3

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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29. 1921

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FINDS NEW WAY TO GAIN WEIGHT Indiana Wcwnnn Explain How She A (1(11 Ilvp Pound h of

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-TRINITY CHURCH TO -ERECT NEW EDIFICE

BURIED TREASURE OF $120 AROUSES FIGHT

Woman Shot a! Flint Dance Buried at Cam

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OARO. Mich.. Sept. 2S The funr-r-. al of Mr. Ira Kinsley, 27, wrus hold vtaterday morning at 11 o'clock at! th" Iia;ti. rhurch, R?v. Charlf-s.

PRISON CITY LOSES

PLANT TO LAPORTEif.

Solid Flch.

Ave Pep-

The flrpt burled treasure

PIlll ConinlrtC f'T Structure , rarthwi !n HhrIbyv1I In many yars officiating. Huri.il va? In Caro cm - " . ha r .fj.1od in a bittf-r controversy , f ry. Mrs. Kinsley was shot to dr-ath

at iMice nrooKR n in

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l,?tw-.-n thr finders. by William Wrriun in a lanrv hall -A kIokh fruit Jar. bearlr.p the' in Illnt Saturday r.isrht. Her two marks of ag and weather w.xs found 1 children witnrsvrd th- crim:. Mrs. In t h yard at the rear of th home , Kinsley form'-rly r filf d hp with : of John Anderson htr-, by lUn , r husband. Frank Knil'.v. whom! Richardson, who was employed by h. divorced fv-vrral yearn auo. Anderson. Richarden broke the

,v bv hf- Indiana Oil ( .. t-i ! f an, ana a roll or bills, u men n f i s

.inl Ol! and Ci: Oil

tr.i n'y r.avf ruu'-u

p.iH-o'.iri from

Seahner Co. to

Fowler Equipment Remove Factory

From Michigan City.

NTLHrv -Mi'h.. .Spt. 2v A.- th rffl;t of a pr:c- wir in-nucum ted r'-

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:u r.r of c,i!i'. hi" from 20

a siii'in to I v -r-nl a callon. Th'- ;riil.- V. f::d'- CoXr-tr ':;n 1 ha n n ;iuardd to I,mld I'..-ookf. of th. N.I'-s hitch hooI Cm- f f This fand w.n rr--

ip'l r,y Ji rn. i-.:n ' ,ii.i,.n. i w n ry of h r bro?br. th- iaf-- Juilir-i Orvi; V.. c. .:i U-- of Ni.. Th'print '.pa'- amoi;rt- to about $l.".n,in. Mid t'a 1 n t-r .-' f fT.'.'i, 'k to ' award' l to or:i" boy in c'.i r;'!u-h-will r f-ivc nnf In If tii- amount of lh- tr hoi lr.liip :i'h yar for two y.irs Hrooks i;i attend Iir-lu'-- university.

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HEAD OF KIWAMANS

PIjYMOrTH. Sept. 2. The Kiwards elub here was organized Monday nipht witli 51 members a. the charter membership of the organization. Hubert Tanner was elected president, while other officers were

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posd. AndTMon took the money and went into the hou.se. He later told Richardson that the money was hi. He paid that there wan $120 ju th tan- Richardson pays that there w. s murh more in the can, and that the money is his. by righ of discovery. Anderson a snorts that he had Placed the money in the ran the week

.f the .shelbv county fair, and had'cho-n a follows: William IJ. placed it in the yard. Until it wan Michel, vier, president; Dr. T. C. found by I'Jchardfon. he Hays that: KIT. secretary; H. W. Portree. h had neglected to take it to tho : tieasurer; tlireotors. Alpha J. Mall, C. vnk. !a. Pondurant, Samuel Tomlinson, A. The Anderson property was form-! M. Cleveland. Dr. L,. M. Jackman, r:v owned bv Mrs. lyrt Spnrks. an 'Arthur W. O'Keefe, Luther Grcsner.

ecentric woman, who owned several pieces of property here. Shortly before her death she jrold some property for whioh she received about $2.001'. Some person believe that

ELKHART OPENS MILK DRIVE FOR SCHOOLS

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she had hidden money about her

home, and at her death a search was campaign

made of the place, it wan said.

ELKHART. Sept.

Monday evening several thousand f tin preliminary

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f a dinin r"om and kit' lien

In the basement uith two iub rooms opening off th" dlnir, room: rest-I'M.tn--at the end of a special p,?sao way. The f,r: llonr will be tC"iipid t'.v a '.arce hali. at on-- end .f 'iiri i-i to be erected a st.lCC

f.o- the arron-.modation of amateur munbrine; his brother-in-iaw. How-

dramatics and concert. A iub

Adams to Face Trial In Long Murder Case CAUO. Mich.. Sept. 28. T.arenc F. Adams, Saginaw pavinpr contractor, was held for circuit court trial after his preliminary examination in justice court here on the charge of

room and an office for th" rector will also be provided on this lloor. A wins: connecting the church and the j, arid; nou-" wtil be utilize! as a c n.ir room. r.nj f.r the t.ii! hae of a sir. all

a utonoe:

(if 1 it t men; a re n-" It i. beli. vc- i rliat

tion will cnab.e more fuickly in

ard K- Louk, of SuKinaw, while on a srapc huntint? expedition in a swamp north of here. The prosecution met its f.rst reverse in the case when

Ceorce Marten. Dayton township'

f.irmer, who alleged to have positivelv identified Adamn as the man

The milk

Klkhart county has

been opened. A mass meetincr was held at the Klkhart hlph school ad(lrossM by C It. George of Purdue university who is in charge of the campaign in the- county. Mis IvOlJa R. (laddi.s of tho homo economics division of Purdue spoke to pupils in the Junior hifrh school and the Wefion school, and the Samuel Strong were visited by Miss Margaret K Ruba. Miss Naomi Blosser of drhen. and Miss Swank of Elkhart.

Special to Th? Netvs-Tiine- : LA PORTE. Sept. L's Announcement that Lnporte had landed a new industry was made- Wednesday by Sec'y Alexander of the Chamber of Commerce. The concern is known as the Seahner Fowler Equipment Co., of Kans-an f 'ity. Mo. From Michigan ity the plant will move to this city. The new Laporte industry will manufacture triple-aid fuelizen. babbitinir and boring machines, service station cranes, steel lockers and sectional teel partitions. The old plant of the Northern Foundry Co., in the eastern part of the city will be utilized. In addition a new plant will be erected which will provide 20.000 square feet of space. The factory will start with 6 0 men and increase to 130 to 200 within two years.

t.- oe u-d by the police J irt .aw running; from a cedar swamp

we'.l undr way. i'ji'h an aqulst-

tii- police to move setting to the ecen

of crime and will thereby lessen the

possibilities of criminals making t'neir esraue I

Kev. Walter Henry ivers. if. bishop of the Episcopil church in the lepuh'.ic of Liberia, preached at Trinity Episcopal church Wedrw sday evenir.c at T : :b) o'clock. He will address the Exchange Club at noon Y,Vdneday and liiri s hoo! students In the afternoon. The Rev. .1. lt. T. Luhrop has been returned to Nib as pastor of t lie Firs: Methodic: church here fr the coniinc s.-ason. STATE TAlLEVY TO BE 24 CENTS, CLAIM

near Cat lake, shortly after revolver shots were heard, was not as positive in his identification under oath.

MICHIGAN CITY FIXES ANNUAL LEVY OF $1.32

FALL STRAWBERRIES ARE THE RAGE HERE

Rate for Property in Indiana Will Re About That Sum, Prediction. INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. The urate boird of tax commissioners? no.v at work adjusting levies not F. xd by the centra l assembly will probably tlx the state tax rate at 2 1 ents on each tl"'1 of tnxable property. ;t was indicated Wednesday. The li ir.l's decision lias not yet --'-n announced, but.it was predicted tint the state rate would vary not. it re than a fraction from 24 cents. Tiie board's act;cn is subject to the approval of Io. McCray and YYil1 .m t tlner, !ate auditor.

WARSAW. Ind.. Sept. 2S. Home Krnwn strawberries are on the local market and are Felling at 50- cents a Quart. The fruit was prown by .Jefferson Ulrich of near Packerton. who Wednesday brought six quarts to a Warsaw frrocer.

MICHIGAN CITY. Sept. 2S. The ordinances tlxlnp the tax levy at J1.H2 on the J 100 valuation and ap

propriating a total of $7 1.9 14. '.2 as;

the running expenses of the ci:y government next year have been adopted by the common council. They went through only with the approving vote of the mayor after the councilmen had thd 4 to 4.

NOTABLES WILL SPEAK AT STATE CONFERENCE

GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH SKIN WHITE

MUNCIK. Ind.. Sept. 2S. Men and wotncti of .state and national reputation in correctional, social welfare and health service, will take part in the round table discussions at the Indima conference of State Charitlee and Correction, to be held here Oct. 12, 2.1, 2 4 and 25. Evans Woollen of Indianapolis, president ot the conference and Gov. McCray. will respond to the addresses of welcome.

llrothcr-in-Law Held As Farmer Assailant

HA V CITY. Mich.. Spt. 2 v Peter

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sreiday by Sheriff Theodor Trutf'. who charges that Jon- is tho " i. nident ined strancr" who ?hot .Joseph IJnd.i. 2'.'. at his f.irm home im Kawkawlin township last Wednesday after he hid summeed him t help him pull his automobile out if a ditch. Linda i st:T. In a rltic.r, condit ion. Jones is a brotheri " : -1 i of the iojuied man ard the f-h I'.tT charges tl at the sho.dln.g is t!e outcit!:" of a feu'l 1-?!wot, tb.em.

sENTirsc i:d ron ron;i;nv. OTM:i:XSm.'Ra. Tnd., Sept. (filbert Talkington. ali.us Gilbert Francis Stevens, was sentenced to serve from one to five years In the Indiana reformatory when he pleaded fruilty Wednesday to Issniin? fraudulent checks In the sum of J2S. Talkington. when arrested recently told officers he was implicated in the robbery of a bank at Reoch Grove, nn Indianapolis friburb. Later he denied ha vim? any part in the robbery.

SiUccze llie juice of two Iemona into a bottle containing' three ouncei of Orchard White, which any druat store will supply for a few cent, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of harmless and delightful lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arma and hands each day. then shortly not the beauty and whiteness of your skin. Famous stage beauties use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear. rosy-white complexion, also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because It doesn't lr rltate. adv.

ARREST FOUR MEN ON STOLEN GOODS CHARGE NVtHLFSYILLE. h.d. Sept. v I".";r nun ar le;- arrest here, M arged with rrceivir.ic f-io'.en tri als. l several automobile have In en r' vered -is a result f .1 co;fe..sion r-S'alned from William Ham'aeit. Willi mi Pent of Alexandria, by 1 11. Faucett. b r.il chi'f of police. Th.- police believe that they h..ve f '-.: ml a gang f autom bile thiees. which h.i-s been opepttlrr between I'iiic.iK" and the r;!bm states.

DYED HER WRAP, SHIRT, SWEATER AND DRAPERIES

To dye or tint any worn.. faded Rirment or drapery a new rich color that will no: steak, spot, fade or run, just buy "Piamond Dyes" no other kind and follow the simple directions in package. Then perfect home dyeing is guaranteed even if yev have never dyed before. Tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. For tifty-ono years millions of womo" have been using "Piamond Pyes" u. add years of wear to their old, shabby waists, skirts, dressy, coats.

(sweaters, st ov intrs. draperies, hanc-

ir.cs every! lung! Adv't.

Edward F. Keller

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John J. Ramsey announce the opening of the yards of the KELLER-RAMSEY COAL CO. 635 North College St. Main 477 Lincoln 1349

High-Grade Coal and the Best of Service Always.

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A foil col )B mkr(h thm knrt lUd." Tat yoaf t In OW whiU tb pfW tut liw wibrr ttfr In year favor. Tsfc M nor cb&nr. It ramt prv aprnlT. IT will furaUti ib mT. M1n 1748. State Loan Co. Eitaldt:i !9.S It S. f'rrat nnk Il!f. til n. MUhlg.a OpB ;M

firs. Agnes Marlow Mohn Teacher of Singing 1816 SOUTH ST. JOfiO'H ST. I 'Hone Linocln 2143

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WTiifiOk rolH The beAtitlfulplatiatialik effects JL . c Viiu pa whita hAVe cre Diamond Ated new isoe la didaond rings. n - Kcadreds of pretty and rare diaiVlOUntirigS nonds that have been hidden in obsolete itjles of settings are being bronght trat with renewed splendor. A new neon ting makes an eld diamond as new as erer it was and nach prettier. Have your Talnable diamonds reset as bcomes their importance. Stones that are worth three or fear times the price paid for them are worthy of an artistic and attractive setting. Let ns famish designs and estimates. CLAUER'S .lewvliTs, Mlcrmith and lMamond Icrt'Iuxnts.

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I English Avenue. InÜTnapohs. "And j I no: only that but I am a great deal! i i

stronger, a:fo.

"My system was in a general run down condition. My stomach v,u out of order. I suffered frequently from pains In my Ftomach. I had headaches offn. After a time I became weak and then it was hard for me to get my hou.sework done. "Well, I started taking Pepgen. It surely did me a lot of good. I am much improved no. Thi3 medicine built up my strength. In .a short time I started guining weight and have now gained more than five pounds. "I am glad to recommend Pepgen after what it did for me." Pepgen is a natural medicine, made entirely of medicinal roots, barks and herbs. It is intended to relieve the common ailments of the day such a.s indigestion, biliousness, nervousness, sleeplessness and a general run down, weakened condition. Try Pepgen. Pepgen is a new system tonic which is sold and recommended by leading druggists everywhere. It is now being specially introduced at tho following drug stores: Striebel fc Steinel's, Central Pharmacy, Pastian's Drug Store. Wettlck's Drug Store, lied Cross Pharmacy. Adv't.

Your Personal

'&Pj4 Pride

Pnfrcnard onr personal pride and aure yurlf of personal dalntlne by the rririilar ue of Mute. Mut I a smooth now white antUeptlc cream. It remore all bodily odor ami rurMhe peraolmtion. Riving that pteuHlng: nenne of cleanllne4 that tMihlng alone ran net er produ ". Katty to apply. Harmle to akin and lotldnjr. At IruK and Department Storrw. .0 ent a Jar. Mute Mfg. Co. LAl'OKTE, IND.

JUST LIKE NEV

That's What You'll Say "When your fhoos are returned from the Quality Shoe Repair they will look liko new. Yes. and we hive gone back to 11UG prices. Put still assure the same quality and workmanship. Shoes called for and delivered if desired: just call phone I.I.NCOIiX (US 1 or leave them at one of our agents. Qualify ShooKppairfl 130 N Michlqan St. SOLE SAVKRS

Home Studio CECILE R. BECKWITH Teacher of Singing

Pupil of the late Frederic Woodman Root of Chicago. 1122 Woodward Ave. Phone L. 2420

WARD 3 LEWIä

Special for FRIDAY Velvet

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In the season's latest styles. Just the mode for Miss or Matron. Popularly priced at

liUMBIIK IS KXPIINSUT. Cet quotations on lumber today and you'll find that k'o much more expensive to repair than to paint. painting is better than repairing because it protects and one does not need to repair a house that is insured ngainst the wear and tear of weather and time by the quality of our paints. We guarantee our paints. All shades and colors. Reasonable prices. C. E. LEE Wallpaper. Paint mitl '2'27 SOI TII MAIN" STItEVT Oppoito Y. M. C. A.

How much can you save?

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$5 a week is a good proportion for saving. The chart illustrated in this advertisement shows graphically how $5 a week mounts up in different periods of time not counting the compound interest it will earn if you deposit it in an Interest Paying Account at this hank.

St. Joseph Loan Trust Cq SZ JOSEPH CQUSrrr SAVfHGS

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Battery Bargain

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Heard the news? Prest-O-Lite has cut $l 2.40 from its 1920 price for . a genuine, power-packed, lcng-livecT, quality battery. The second reduction in less than a year!

This $23.50 battery is especially adapted to Fords, certain model Chevrolet, Overland, Buick and 27 other cars and trucks. Drive around here and get in on this big battery bargain. All firstquality Prest-O-Lites. Come in today.

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PETERSON BATTERY AND IGNITION CO., Inc. STARTING, LIGHTING, IGNITION Main 4763 325 S. Lafayette Blvd.

Pull up whrr yoa ee this mixx. Other Prest-O-Litei in cmrrct size fr every make of car.

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Mothers! Bring your boys Today, Friday or Saturday to Spiro's for Real Bargains Wonderful Suits at $12.50 that have sold up to $30

A worth while sale that will repay a trip to our store even if the temperature is 100 degrees, or "if it rains cats and dogs." Such values cannot be equaled even next spring. The suits are all wool; most of them have extra knickerbockers; the sizes are 8 to 18. Tweeds,

homespuns and mixture. There are 118 suits in the lot As long as they last Today,

Friday and Saturda

2-50

Children's $8.50 and $10 Blue Serge and Jersey Cloth Middies, Sailor and Oliver Twist Suits at $6.75 The Jersey Suit colors ore Copenhagen, brown, green, navy and tan and blue sercre: every suit strictly all woo! and

guaranteed fast color; the sizes are 3 to 10; with -j T or without emblems on the sleeve. For today, rxN J kD

th and $10 values H

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ONE LOT OF 75 MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS FOR $5 The styles are V-neck, slipovers and shawl collar slipovers shaker knit; combination colors. Every sweater guaranteed all wool; regular $10 values for these 3 days at 3 K$

$3, $3.50 AND $4 BOYS' CLOTH HATS. $1.95 About six dozen hats in all; all sizes; the colors are tan, grey and brown mixtures; just the thing for school and cheaper

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Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Stylish All Wool Suits

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