South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 284, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 October 1921 — Page 3

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TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 11. 1921

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Je Wyeki Sentenced Following Arrest Resulting From 'Mob" Fight. r ; . !1 to Th News-T!:r.-s : XUAZJ. Mich.. Ot. 10. Th antifc fliy of tho Lvli" Charity :-,.-ity Saturday r.ftttM $347.24. tho :.)rr-.c: amount rmKzl by tho Kofi-:y from .a "taic" day. Word has beor. r--"eiveI here of t).f- ri'-ath In Drtroit Saturday of Mrs. Maria Cook Tow-ar. who was knocked down by an automobile a. vhe v.ifl crr-ir.t: a s-trt-t-t. Mr. and Mrw. Henry To war and Matthew Tov.ar of Ni nr.' at nr nt in Detroit, wh'-re th'-y have n called by tivir Tn.hT'a rjr-ath. Mi Jane I'.a'.rnKf-e, county nur. v.aM th TJe.n of hfr.or at the -weekly iur.ehon of th Kotiry club, held in th- Nil' club Monday. Other Us:.s include. 1 D:.ni3 Cook .f Ni. John Atklnon of Oawpf-li. r tui. U-rin-t:. r.S.N.. Ir. Itrbert

i IRNSING. Mich.. Oct. 10. The meeting of the Michitnn Truau ,

?oeety wbl be neid Friday afternoon. Oct. 14, in the Academy of Medicln at Kalamazoo. An afternoon v:cn is open at 2 o'clock, and an evening1 session also will be held. The Michigan Trudeau society is

LOCAL MAN FINED

William White Pleads Guilty to Violating Michigan Game Laws.

composed of Michigan physicians who are doing special work in tuberculosis. It is the scientific branch cf th f:b;rcu!o.i3 organization of Michigan, of which tne Michigan Tubcrculo.Hbs association is the socioJorical branch.

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t -r.it. Two colored men hM up and rob-b.-ri J. H. Hopirt. :,bZ X. Tenth at., i.f an Fltfi;: watch and $15 in cash i' .-ir the French Pap r Mill bridge ; . it ::"'" o'clock Sunday r.IM. No t.- .f.' r. f t!ie robber.- h.is beer, found. I,'.ui- Joola. reHldinc u 'he :.':b-.-Ibi(:),.;i!: in road, n-hose leg was t : T-tur. i in two places when he was lun Ar by (an auton.obile ntn .,fk, h i b- n takei tj St. Joseph I i I in South Uend. Joe Vski, who was arretted in ri.v f thf Michicrn Central boarding f.i lis Saturday in a highly inebrir. i condition will spent the next 20 liiys in th- P'Trimi county Jail at S:. Jos-.ph. Wys'.i returned to Nilea !rom KiisiiiKton, lib. Saturday pi5ht. Tob-d with Illinois "hootch" i.nd a desire to ficht. He beenn to quarrel with me ruhen of the transjiortation par.wc in tho boarding cars. Ho w;i- arraigned in Justice Row-

U-y'a court Monday.

Mr. and Mr?. Bert Hippy have been enfrasred by Floyd Wood, chalrnan of tho Flym lt;irk committee,

SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL HONOR FOCH

Prize Offered for Best Letter of Presentation to Accompany Gift. IAXSINC;. Oct. 10. A prize of a solid gold medal has been offered by tho state department of education to the school child under the tenth grade who will write the best letter of presentation to accompany the gift of a gold medal to Marshal Foch, during his vilt to this country, by the Kchool children of the United States. Funds for the purchapc of the medl to be given the former leader of the Med armies will be raised by contributions from p.rnol children. At the same time a fund for the

construction of two school building; in France, to be presented to that country, by the school children of thi" country, will be raised. The schools are to be known as the Washington - Lafayette high school and th- Foch-Pershlng high school. The quota for Michigan children for the combined fund Is $7,000.

b'peciai to Til News-Times: XILES. Mich., Oct. 10. William White. South Uend. found by Deputy Fish and Gojtw Warden Alva Leonard, ching with a net in the St. Joseph river, pleaded guilty to a charge of violating tho state game laws in Justice Rowley's Cojrt. and was fined J 10 and ccsü Saturday. Tho date of the first recital to be

i given by the Ni'cs Symphony or

chestra is oon to bo announced. Thi? organiratio, of which Harold Lamb is director, is comprised wholly of Niles talent, und In-clude 10 violins, thre cornets, one clarinet, trombone, two sajcaphones, drum and piano. Mrs: Leila Metz. 542 S. Lincoln iiv., hna been granted a divorce from "Walter Metz. Cruelty and nonfjppcrt wero alleged. Circuit Coxirt Judge Charles K. White gave Mrs. Metz custody of their minor children Funeral .rvices for Mrs. Jane McDonald, SS years of age, were held from the late residence, 303 Eleventh St.. Sunday afternoon, the Rev. Harold Holt, of Trinity Episcopal church officiated. Iiurial -wa made In Silver Brook cemetery. Mabel Harrison. Niles, has filed

HALF TON OF IRON FALLS THRU HOUSE PETERSBURG. Ind., Oct. 10. The generator at the Ingle No. 7 mine at Ayrshire tlew up last night

and pieces of tho flywheel, which weighed four tons, wero scattered over a radius of almost a mile. One piece, weighing a thousand rounds, was hurlc! a distance of almotn a miie and struck the two-ötory homa of Elmer Woods. The huge piece of Iron v. er.t through the roof, both floors, and buried it,e!f in the basement. In passing throuch the houso it struck a bM and penetrated tho mattress, steel springs and a feather bed. The

Woods family hat not gone to bed and were eating supper when the craih came. At first, members of the family thought the houe had been struck by a meteor of unusual proportion. Several thousand dollarv?' worth of damage was done at the mine "but none of the workmen was seriously injured.

iTcfldcr.t Joseph Maucx of Hills-; daie cevJirpo will preside, and the'

music v.-ill be Jr. char-e f tho Hill-; 1 !a!e c oipe Glee club. . . , $

Edwards Iron Works GET OCR PRJCE Rr Inf ordne. ChunDeli. X lms Aclei, Bat. f!OI ft. MAIN AT. :-ST2I

COAL KELLER- RAMSEY COAL CO. Main 477 Lincoln 1349

BLUE LAW FIGHT WON BY MINISTRY

THE R. C. MORROW Gown and Tailoring Parlors 505 S. Carrol Stf!nlng. r-'.stinct.v frl ExcluiiiT styles Wedding, Coe 1 and bsappy Tary Gowns a Specialty. Call Inr appointmeTt.

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Movie Houses Obey Police Sunday Closing Order to Avoid Patrons' Arrest.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich.. Oct. 10. Ministers of Sault Ste. Marie were victorious Sunday over the proprietors of the three motion picture houses and as a result the city is one of two In the supper peninsula that does not have Sunday shows. Despite the fact that hundreds of prospective patrons of the theaters were lined un at the box office at

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a um oi complaint weKinp uii2 o'clock Sunday afternoon for the

vorce from Charles 1 Harmon. The couple were mairied In Augrust,

CHURCTI OFFICOLS OJXTIJ). WARSAW, Oct. 10. Delegates to the annual county meeting of Christian churches of the county held

here elected Lew Thomas of Etna

Green as president of the county organization for the e-nsuing year. Other oftieere-are: William. Chine-

:is caretakers for the Plym Fark 1 worth, Warsaw, first -ice-pres:dent:

club house, which ha recently been Andy Orn, Mllford, second vice-pres

cornplfted. It is expected that the furnishings cf the club house will h movM during tho present week. Mmbr of tho suh-wmmlttee appcinted ty tho hotel committee to cbtairt mibscriptioru for the remaining $1,500 needed to russure the success of the hotel project, report that progrrcs is belr.tr made in obtaining the needed ruliscriptlon. In the divorce caso of Ee.ibert M. Rrewer vs. ilaude n. Braver, a decree has ben granted by Circuit Judge Charles White to the defendant, who fllorl a cross bill. Mr?. Frc-wer wajs g-iven the ripht to asfime her maiden namo of Maude E. I fu v

'Poor Lo iSol Hit by Dry Era; Bret Wine in Vogue

ident: Freomont Fisher, Palestine, secretary; Rrv. John Hull. Warsaw, and - Iter. Ira BoytF, Etna Green, members of the program committee. The convention next year will nleo be held in Warsaw.

1913, and lived together until June, 1929. Mrs. David Brown, S. Third et., fuffered a nevere attack Friday evening and her condition is critical.

Belief Not Sufficient to Start Rum Hunt, Court Rules

JACKSON. Mich., Oct. 10. Three alleged liquor law violators were released as the result of faulty search warrants and affidavits issued by Polico Judge Sim.pson and Justice Stearns. The afflvadlti by which search warrants were secured charged violation of the prohibition law, based on "information and belief." Circuit Judge Perklnson held that belief of a crime was not sufficient to Justify the issuance of a search warrant, but that actual knowledge was required. Six liquor cases have been nolle prossed during the rast week because of faulty search warrants and affivadvits.

PoHAF,ATOWX. Mich.. Oct. 10.-

Xot listed on the railroad map Inhabited by Indians, the greater proportion, of whom are comfortably Fltuated, and In the center of an Indian farming community that is prosperous. Pshahatown has no quarrel with the prohibition laws. William Hitrjoe refuses to be quoted directly, but doe not deny that prohibition ha relieved the anxiety of the Indians ovr getting '"Ire-water." In the old days of the vilD'Mi It was difficult to get whisky . n l the In ii.Tns always had to pay :' -icy pricrs. Now whisky is cheap there ar- a number of suhti'.:r which e rve the purpose of as.c.'t!r.g tb.e Indun to forget his troui.;s quite as much as the white m's whisky. A be vp rat:1 made from beets by a ' ry simple pror.? contain? a ':ick"' f.I.i to have ft-w equals and furnishes the desired rtimu'.ant.

AMERICAN LEGION TO MEET BUCHANAN TEAM I3L-CILASAN. Ort. 10.' The first Legion City foothall game of the season will h played on the Liberty Heights gridiron Sunday afternoon. October 16, wen the locals meet tho Mishawaka Athletic Club warrlor. The Buchanan men have been practicing for nearly a month now and believe they have a winning team. The Ifoosiers are corning to Buchanan well fortified with a number of star athletes and a hard fought game 'Is predicted by bcth sides.

DLDICAT12 M. E. CHURCH. MILFOHD, Oct. 10. Ceremonies connected with the laying" of a corner ftone for the new Methodist Episcopal church h?re and held Sunday were largely attended. The principal address was made by Rev. A. O. Neal, Warsaw, superintendent of the Warsaw district of the Methodist church. Work on the new edifice was begun three weeks ago. Rev. T. S. Haddock is pastor.

Nearly all the locomotives In Asiatic countries are driven by petro-'eum.

advertised matinee, the houses failed to open. Just prior to the scheduled hour for openli.g the matinee, the police notified tho managers of the theater that arrests would follow at once not only for the theater men, but that each patron would likewise be arrested. The managers had expect

ed arrest and were willing to go to

court themselves, but they Announced that they did not care to Involve

their patrons In any court trouble, and eigns were placed in each of

the three lobbies saying, "We bow to the 'blue laws' even if no other business or amusement does."

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PAY THE cash nnd keep your credit goal with the Merchant and Doctor. They will theu fde y0u better Ferrice. We are In tte business to finance you. Ttey are not. Main 174'!. State Loan Co. Established 110.j Suite 3, Me.viiUDts Hank Pldg. l'ol S. Michigan. Open S to 5:3

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INDIANA FINANCE CO. Ilocm 209 J. L S. llld.

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DIL L. W AMPLER DENTIST 113 S. Michigan St. Phone L. 2473 Over Mayr's Jewelry Store

To Dedicate Memorial to Will Carlcton, Noted Poet

HUDSON, Mich.. Oct. 10. An elaborate program for the unveiling of a bronze memorial tablet for Will Carleton has been arranged by the Federation of Woman's club of Lenawee county. The dato has been fet Oct. 21. the birthday of Michigan's beloved poet, who died in 1Ö12. A large boulder has been set Immediately in front of the old Carleton home near Hudson, marked with a bronze tablet inscribed with the principal achievement of the famous writer. Tue pregram is in charge of Mrs. Charles R. Stowell and Miss Florence Frensdorf, local representative of the federation. A progTam which will probably cover two days has been arranged and will be participated in by the Carleton Memorial association of Hillsdale college, who will attend the cerem.onles in a body.

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PARREANT School of Music (Credentials) 121 X. William. Lincoln C602.

Home Building Program to

Give U ark to Many Jobless

JACKSON". Oct. 10. Jackson haa

t.oived a plan that, it Is believed, will aid materially in solving the

mergency employment problem. The i-ity is in need of several nuntired hcrm-s und concerted effort .ire beinc put forth to stimulate building. Ian associations have .-.any applications from prospective K mc builders on hand, but scarcity -f T.-.oney hai acted as a I reak on ( f ruction. In order to secure fan is. a campaign similar to the ii;-e'-ty Lan drives hs bcn liuncne i. Solicitors are busy throu?h'.it the city and t datt. several thousand dollars his been pledged. The mayor's committee of representative citizens will meet Monday to insider tho entire situation.

County Farm Agent, Center of Storm, Resigns Office MONROE. Mich.. Oct. 10. M. C. Tromas. Monroe county farm agent, who was the storm renter a few months ago of a clash between the Monro county Arm bureau and the tension department of Michigan Agricultural college, has tendered V. s resignation to the executive ' ird. It was excepted with ret. Mr. Thomas plans to leave -ctober 13 for Washington to en- - in Ralcliffe chautaujua work. "'-nding the appointment of his rr.wr, his wif.-. Mrs. MarV Ann Thomas, will serve as county agent. The vacancy probably will oe tilled a: th- -x-cutive board meeting in I 'ocemb'-'-r. Mr. Thcr.ins came to Monro from

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CONDEMN Sl"NXAY f.AMIX MITTuN'i;. Jnd.. Oct. 10. Resolutions adopted at the annual ccnntlcn of the Kr.iusko County undy S hool aoolatIon. In annual meetin;; here corui. mned Sunday babill and pl!jfed the intluonce .f the association and individual members to bring about a substitution cf week-day contests, if possible.

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You Should Be the Same

A LARGE number of women's ailments are not surgical ones. Serious displacements or radical changes have not yet taken place. A tiny part in a fine clock may become loose and cause the clock to gain or lose. If not attended to in time, the part may fall from its place and cause serious trouble. So it is with women's ailments, they start from simple causes; but if allowed to continue, produce serious conditions. When the warning s Tnptoms are first noted, take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve the present troublesome ailment, and to prevent the development of serious trouble.

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We have received a large and interesting stock of Pearl Beads in the new fashions for Fall. Neck strands and wristlets all at new low Fall prices.

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Red Comb Egg Mash containing Dried Buttermilk and you vill liave fresh eggs every day. An egg a day from each hen requires a concentrate. Buttermilk builds 60 of the eigg. 60 pounds of liquid

buttermilk concentrated to a dry

form is placed In every bag of Rod Comb r&s: Mash. To build the re

maining 40 nine more ingredients

are added. Hod Omib Igg Mash furnishes all but the hen for eggs. For Sale By J. C. BARRETT .106 N. Mich. St. n22 V. Wash. St. Phono Main 3410 Lincoln 5116 Lincoln 2113

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North Troy, X. Y. M When I was a youii eirl I had a severe female trouble. Mother gavo mo Lydia E. Plnkhain's Vegetable Compound and after taking several littles I was strong and well. When my daughter got married sho was feeling miserable and I rccorrimencled your medicine. She is greatly improved in health and has a beautiful baby boy four months old. So vou seo this letter comes from the third generation and you may U5 it as you wish. Mrs. R. M. Greenawat, 657 4th Ave., North Troy, X. Y.

IT utchinson, Kan. " I was about A 13 years old when I developed a female weakness. My mother took me to a doctor and I doctored for several months. I was too sick to do anything, was as thin ns could be, and my complexion was yellow. Mother had used Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and it had helped her so much that she got some for me and before I had finished the second bottle I was feeling lino and have been ever since." Mrs.

J. A. Stevens, 710 E. 0th St, Hutchinson, Kansas.

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Don't Accept a Counterfeit for Baby

CEE that baby gets the genuine Educator with the name branded on the sole. Only in the genuine Educator, made by Rice & Hutchins can you bo sure

that those little feet will never be disfigured in later life by hurting corns, bunions, callouses, ingrowing nails and fallen arches, for Edu'-ators are made scientifically "to let feet grow as they should". Bring baby in today and start little feet in the path to a lifetime cf comfort.

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Sale of Boudoir and Dresser Lamps and Table Lamps for One Week Only Priced at from

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Guaranteed to half the regular prices. These lamps have shades of glass, high quality silk or finest grade parchment Th ey are on stands of mahogany, metal or composition. Every lamp is a beauty. You cannot find other lamps at these i

prices anywnere. jiHIS WEEK ONLY

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Special Selling of Trimmed Hats $3.50, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50

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Here you will find a splendid collection of smart trimmed hats specially featured at these moneysaving prices. The newest fall and winter modes are represented in the most becoming styles. Come in and look over our stunning hats before buying it will pay you in satisfaction and money saved.

Materials

Shapes Roll-from-the-face Chin-chins Tricornes Turbans Large Shapes Colors Nut Brown Poppy Red Fuscia Biege Navy Black

San Solid Lyons Velvet Panne Velvet Hatters Plush Duvenor Trimmings Coqus Feathers Cire Ribbon Clycerined Ostrich Tassels Fancy Ornaments

Matrons' Hats Special prices on matrons hats, developed of hlack Panne velvet, small and medium shapc- ostrich trimmed. Special at $3.50 and $5.00 Childrens' Hats Children's hats, velour, beaver, hatters plush and velvet in navy, brown and black. Specially priced at 79c

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PATENTS And Trade Mark Olrt-alned In all Countries. Advice lYiv. Gi:0. J. OlTSClI. RclMcred latent Att'f. 711712 StudebaJLcr Bids., SouUi Bnd Lnd.

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