South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 275, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1921 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES "0! to ! Jli I i m l IS I I ! C 7 DOWN AND OUT

SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1921

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FAMILY ICE BOXES REGULARLY RAIDED

Man, 22, Shoots Wife, 31;

Surrenders to Authorities

Thieves in Nile?, However, Show Preference for Chicken and Ham.

SUsKd, Mich., Oct. 1. "Pur.'nK the i fw (! ijs. frquf-nt raitls upon the firni'.y :ce-lox presumably by ti.iir. ;s ami I:oro-s. have hf-n reIrvrf'l to polier-. Thefts ot chickens !n oallyir, divtricts arc alpo com:ur n. A nctrro, carrying a ham and lilf-kn. w.tH running from the :--.ir porch nf th; II. R. Hrncker li'jir.c f-n St. Jnsnph v., last nlqht. Mom thin 1 r ehir-kTu r.av b'Ti Ktfn from the farm of Chrtrls Tiron. r--!-! r: fc;th of the city. In the la-t f-w days. Quirl: action by tho NY.cs nrc oI.;rt.T.nt rr entert a rious (Ire on thts Kf-ond floor of th Niks City Hani: buildln-. Th- blazo darted uhn a workman, who was tmtiovin? varnish from the floor of an olfb o room, allowed a knife to strike an electric light plus, which iprnited the jjmish r'movtr. Damage is i tiniai'il at $1 00. A lirgp c'.nyy of candidate will he initiated into the Kiks by the loca.1 lodjre at Klks' temple Monday evening. Oct. The first social event of the season will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 5, when dinner will be irvcd to members. Mrs. Arthur Stoll. COO N. Fifth ft.. was operate ! upon for appendicitis at St. Jo-enhs hospital in South

(liend Thursday. Her sifter. Mrs. John Karl, of this city, and her motr.cr. Mrs. William Park of KlkIhart. remained with her during the day.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael intna, Howard township, are parents of a daughter, born Friday. Calanthe loto. Knishts of Pythias, will confer First Dank decree

LEPER GUARDED BY Raid L"fe.DL

SAGIN'AW, Mich.. Oct. 1. Chartr-!n-r his wife, Mabel. 12 years his

i tnlor, with unfaithfulness, Kdmund t

M. Martin, 22, hot a,nd wounded her with a rifle Friday morning and thrn went to the county Jail and surrendered. The bullet struck Mrs. Martin in the right hip and passed out through her le?. Doctors say that .she is not badly hurt.

CORDON OF POLICE

GRAIN MEN SEEK FREIGHT RATE CUT

Organization Moves to Ohtain Lower Tariffs to Indiana Points.

Victim YTho Escaped From 'stents which are c .1 r . t; I been selling intox

coiuiRTii yuaraniine rurm Being Closely Watched.

IRAN'S I NG. Mich.. Oct. 1. The Michigan Hay and Grain Shippers' association has begun a campaign for lower freight rates on hay in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois to southern points on the Grand Trunk line. Tracy Ilubard, of Chatterton & Son, Landing hay and grain dealers; Frank Young, of Young Brothers Hay company, and Harry Northway, of Owcasko, president of the .Michigan I fay and Grain Shippers' association, has returned from Chicago, after having attended a conference with the- Central Freight Traffic association. The conference was called by the National Hay association and was attended by dealers from. Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, and by a delegation from Pittsburg. Hubbard, who is secretary of the state afsociation, said that if a cut in rates is not forthcoming within tbe next two weeks, the- matter would h". placed directly before the interstate commerce commission at Washington.

LANSING, Mich., Oct. 1. Marshall Truax, Michigan's only known leper, who escaped recently from a quarantine l'arm in Louisiana and returned to his native- Ftate, is being guarded by Lnnsir.g police, pending adivo from state and local health authorities as to hi3 disposition. He is held in a concrete garage, and a cordon of officers has estab

lished n. quarantine zone round the

structure. Truax was placed In an Isolated building near Graling sometime apro when it was first found that he had lenrosy. Protests from residents of

that section of the state resulted in his being pent to a southern quar-1 artln farm. He escaped everal weeks ago and the police cf half a

dozens states have been searching i manufacturers.

for him since. Hi? home is in Lan

LAFAYETTE, Oct. 1. Prohlbl-j lion enforcement officers visited La- i fayette early today and spent the morning raiding soft drink establish- '

alleged to have i

ing intoxicants. Light ar-

rests hid been made up to noon and ; considerable liquor had been confis- J cated. !

OVER 10,000 VETERANS ATTEND G. A. R. SESSION

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1. The junior chamber of commerce announced today that 10,252 veterans of the civil war registered at the 55th annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Refubllc, held here thLs week. Belief was expressed, however, that not more than four-fifths of the veterans registered. The event attracted approximately 32,000 visltoro to the city.

sing and the gamge where he was found Is in back o' a residence occupied hy hl3 mother.

LOCOMOBILE REORGANIZES. NEW YORK. Oct. 1. Reorganization of the Locomobile Co., auto

with a plant at

Bridgeport, Conn., Is announced

here.

Have Yon a Roof Over Y our Head?

There is a big difference in roofs and when you are planning to put a roof of permanence on your home investigate the merits of Elaborated roofing. The Elaborated Roofing Co. has been in- South Bend for the past nine years and during that time has laid thousands of roof.3. And furthermore, the Elaborated Roofing Co. is here to sUiy. It is well established and will carry out its contracts to the word. For that roof this fall call, Main 2403.

ELABORATED ROOFING COMPANY A. W. LOGSDON, Mgr. 218 North Michigan Street

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You have seen a ;rcat many people down and out, perhaps. But you never saw one such who made it a rule, and stuck to it, to save a little of all he earned and put it in the bank. You will need a banjc account sooner or later;. Put your money where ii will be safe for you inj

bank YOUR BANK, by

opening a savings account today.

We pay interest from October 1 , on deposits made before the 10th cf that month.

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YOUNG BUSINESS MAN SUDDENLY TAKES LIFE

upon a

large cla.i of candidates"

Friday. The newly elected urana

Chancellor, Charles . Iisrier. is exported to b pre.-nt Oct. 21, when

thK- third hank team will confer its

work.

Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Barber. Fourth t.. have returned from a visit to

Detroit.

Mrs Spenrrr Ins returned from

Ridgetown. Ont.. where she visited her ."n. I. L. Spencer, Huron st. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ready havf rtturr.'d from an extended Visit to Nov York and V. nimbus.

"Gypsy" Harper, Who Slew Convict Escapes From "Pen MA F.TT;:. ..!i!i.. O-t. I. Art'vir If.irper. alias Robert Thurston. v. "'I; I". b." Detroit 'lifer." ; . . .i f r : 1 1 Manju'tte prison. '. .ret- h urs aft. r lie hid told Dop- . . Shi riff Al Reuben, of Detroit. .h Thursday with two pris--'ihit I will be ati oil man le f.. re I u'-H out of here," ;-psy Bob. v. ho hid been t-e titenced for murtler. had llcun. Li .b was not rt'fiuired to be in his ( ( at p. in., when all clls are . i.

locked, and the cuani inftuiu nv

.is out in one of the prison winRs,

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h..r:. ii-. Lint it was learned that

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Married Women Offer to Give Their Jobs to Vets

M'CRAY TO PRESENT QUARANTINE APPEAL Threatened Government Ban on Indiana Corn is Being Rigorously Opposed.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1. Oov. ! Warren T. McCray, following a con-i ference with Frank Wallace, stat' j entomologist and Charles Ti. Kiley, j S'-'C.'y of the Indiana Grangers association, today announced that be! present at the National Grain Deal-; its' convention in Chicago Tuesday; the situation arising from the threat- j ened federal quarantine against In-1 diana corn on account of the spread j of the pest known as the European! corn borer. Mr. Wallace fays, and ' he contends that the proposed quarantine is unnecessary. State otticials hope to enlist the; aid of the national dealers in the: effort to avert the quarantine. A hearing w ill be held at Washington ' soon to determine if the quarantine, shall be imposed. i

MARTINSVILLE. Oc 1. Virgil L. Trewitt, a ehoe dealer nd one of the leading young busine...- men of the city, committed suicide today hy shooting himself through the .heart at a club. No one heard the shot. Prewltt'a body was found by Fred F.ridces, an employe of the club. Rridges paid Prewitt talked with him and others in the kitchen. The man then went up stairs?, where he

found Bridges' crun. It is said that i

Prewitt had been in failing health. He leaves a widow and a email eon.

JIKWCS MAKE TOUTl. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1. Members of the Indiana State Medical association visited Indianapolis hospitals today, th final day of their annual convention. Clinics were hfld at several hospitals.

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FIRST FROST DOTAGES TO?iIATOES IN INDIANA

PORT HI" RON. Mi-h.. Oct. 1. Married women, employed in the city and county oliic-.- here as sten ..nr it'hers and in the clerical positions Friday that if former :; i vlro !i w;iii'' (I their portions thf-v mud have Riem and the p resen irou:i: ontf would look f r ot'ntr work. The statements are in jpp'v to r.-'iu-.'st Ahioh it is under-

.sti.o.i will be presented to city a ( H

ciunty olüriu! by the local poM in j the legion a.kinc that married wornrr' r.o;fion be civen to former i

service men now out of employ merit.

HARTFORD CITY. Oct. 1. P.lackford county had first fro:t las? night, the tomatoes being damag d a a rfFult. It is the firvt frost reported in 'Indiana. Most crops haw developed beyond danger of injury from frost, it was said.

CHINESE DITPICATE CLI R. NEW YORK, Oct. 1. Nearly 2,00 Chinese merchants from various partÄ of the United States were here irday for the dedication of the new club house of the Chinese merchants a o.-i ition.

N. matter what the weather there is one little :w : veneer of good che er which helps to dispershe cloom that is a bowl f 1 LOWERS from oar .up-to-date shop.

In times of sickness the

h c o r 1 r. k influence o!

FLOWRRS Is precribel i.y many reputable physicians. Their value is in!'a stioned. It will be worth 'your vhile to become better acnuiinted with FLOWERS iv. I the daily influence which they will have in Velir lifC.

LLlAMSikJORIST ia oSwthHlichtyan street

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Temple Walls Built by Op n Shop" Men, Wreched

STCPIr t.r.n w i ? a i: was four, rieht b.ad the prtiil Ulks temj'l

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building on the open shop prü T!;c unions of the c ity have r. .- tlte attitude of Mr. Miller and

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TT UK TROOI-S l)FVEATin. ATT I ENS. Oct. 1. Turkish nationalist force. v hioh have attempted to attack the flr. ik lir.es of communication in A.a Miner, luve teen rotv.r.s.-il with ?Live leos, ys an :TK-..iI s:a tfir.nt hero.

THREE QUARTERS of your whole life is spent on your home. Is its arrangement just as you would like it? Alterations of the floors, walls, windows or porches might make your home more convenient and a better place to spend three quarters of your life in.

WHILE THEY LAST

FABRICS

30x31

32x4 33x4

.$11.50 Lee Plvmouths .$15.75 Hewitt .$18.00 Goodrich .$20.00 Hewitt . S22.00 Hewitt

Diamond Diamond

33x42 .. .29.00 Hewitt

34x4

35x41

36x412 .

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CORDS

30x3 ... $17.4033x41... $29.8034x4iA.. . $31.8035x4!... $33.80-

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