South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 285, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 October 1921 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 12. 1921

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NEW SCHOOL FOR BUCHANAN YOTED

ISonri Iuc of $200.000 for Structure Carried at Polls.

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ui;covi:its win; also auto. iULJSDAL.1-:. Mich.. Oct- 11. Mr. .Stella Mann, of Sterling, who ha kfr. In Jail hre for a few day, h.is departed for her home with her husl-jur.d. (i-try Mann. JIhe paid the $10 for thf auto which has ben held here, and they departed for home In the nr. She told officers that he wis on her way to Iar.jring,i where he haa an uncle, but they ray she admitted to her husband that WilJiam Tromley, hr father's hired mar:, an cxvcrvicf man, was Implicated In her dinuppearunce.

ACCUSE REALTOR IN CHECK DEAL

F. II. Roberts Held for Court on Charge of Giving Worthless Paper.

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Autn Sales m a n. Arrested Third Time for Intoxication. (Joes to Jail.

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; tcr, charged with the murder of ! flfortrf I'.ur? on July 15. took the f ft and in hks own deene. J Peter Orlando had sworn that ! Morori and a man named Splno had conic to his house shortly after

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and takf them and three others to th Dure: farm. Moceri mvore that lie pot uf at o'clock that fateful morning and told hL? whereabouts until 9:30. when he claimed that tivo nirn in a car came alonjj and pick d him up in front of a Ietruit restaurant, telling him to fret into th' car and po with thern and they would help him to find h!n Iost tourin? car.

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Farmers Demand Highways Conform to Specifications

r:OOHI-:STi:r. Oct. Il That rfsllcnt. of Fulton county are determined to pet road improvements acr,.r linr to .speeifi' contract, terms va. atte.itetl at a meotinc of the T'ulron County Farmers' Association !ast niitht. when $."oa was appropri- ; t- d to tiht the a"ceptane tf any hichv.ay in the county which had not ben contruet'l in accordance with contract. A committee re pro" ntin c th orranizat ion will ;n"f 't each piero of i orp'.et-1 by th.- r.mnty nuinei-r tin. r.a'l st:p-rint nd' lit. and if f'.t;iid faullty will ! protested and ttrt'd to tli' court.- if iifi'i?Mry, it was announced.

Kalamazoo Will Not Join In Fight on Accounting KALAMAZOO. Mich., Oct. 11. Thf Kalamazoo Fupervisors Monday afternoon refused to take any action in condemnation of the uniform accounting eysteri installed by legislative enactment. At the Initial session of the board, a communication va.s received from the supervisors of IJerrien county asking the Kalamazoo board to unite with them in .'if king the legislature- to repeal the tompulory feature of the law. The Berrien board declares the compulsory adoption of the system entailed an unwarranted expense and would cost about $-'50.000 to install in all the counties of Michigan.

S'pe-iaJ toTte News-Times: GOSHEN", Ind., Oct. 11. Frank H. Robert?, Fairmount, formerly a (oshen real estate apent. today gave bond for J2.Ö00 In the circuit court here on a charge of drawing and

uttering a false check without funds.

rancid M. Heckman. Plymouth,

'leges Roberts gave him a

check for ? 3,00 6 on the Salem bank,

of Gothen, In a real estate deal and that after it was Indorsed and deposited to the credit of Heckman at a Plymouth bank discovery was made Roberta was without funds. Recently Roberts gave bond on a charge of obtaining money under fal'e pretenses in real istate da!. Clarenco I). Berry, White Cloud, Mich., alleges he is out $1,000.

BODY OF SLAIN BABY IS FOUND

Mystery Shrouds Shooting Of Duck Hunter in Marsh MT. CLEMEN'S. Mich.. Oct. 11 Juliu3 Jock. 25 years old. Is In a serious condition from a shotgun wound Inflicted by an unknown hunter. Jock, accompanied by Julius Malfalt, went to Lake St. Clair' early yesterday to hoot ducks. The story as told by Malfait is that Jock brought down a duck and when he started to retrieve It an unknown hunter Jumped out of the marsh and ordered them both to leave the marfh. They did not argrue the roint and aa they started to leave th3 unknown hunter leveled his shotgun at Jock at distane of about 60 feet und fired. As Jock dropped, Malfalt rushed to his assistance but was ordered to leave under penalty of receiving "the fame dose." He had to walk two miles to a telephone to notify the sheriff and two hours elapsed before the wounded man was brought to the hospital here, to receive medical assistance.

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Slaycd Barber Then CalmlyWashed Up and Escaped HOUGHTON. Mich.. Oct. 11. William Johnson, .aged 38. a barber of South Range, near here, was hacked to death by an unidentified assailant. His body was found Mond ly in the rear of his ho.p. horribly mutilated. Robbery was the aprarent motive for the crime. The murderer paused long enough before leaving the scene to stop in the barber shop and c'mh up. A basin full of water showed where he had washed the blood off Iii.5 hands. A bloodsoaked towel was nearby.

There isi no clue to the identity if the slayer.

Authorities Say Evidence Will Be Used Against Mrs. Matic Kirhy. ADRIAN, Mich., Oct. 11. When Mm. Matie Kirhy, Hudson W. C. T. L worker and club woman, was arraigned before Judge Rurlon Hart, charged with, the murder of a grandchild born July 4 out of wedlock. It became known that the Lenawee county authorities have found what they believe U the child's body, heretofore a missing link In tho chain of evidence aga.in.Tt Mrs. Kirhy. Prosecutor Leland F. Bean refused to disclose where the body had been found, but did divulge that a bill presented to tho c-ounty clerk by Dr. Charles S. Lane, of Hudsun, for two days' services examining the corpse of an Infant, taking measure mentn of bones, and other expert services on order of Iceland F. Roan and O. L. Smith concerned the Kirhy rase. On request of Prosecutor Bean, the c-a5e of Mrs. KIrby was put at the foot of the calendar for the October term. With the entering of a plea of not guilty for his client, former Judgrs B. D. Chandler, announced that the defence was ready for trial and ho declared ho would oppose any move of the prosecution to delay tri.al until the January term.

Warsaw Council to Decide Ornamental Lighting System WARSAW, Cct. 11. A special meeting of the city council has been called for Wednesday eveninvg to take some definite action on the proposed Installation of 103 ornamental light posts In tho business district of the city. Tho members of tho council have been given a shock as a result of an estimate on the cost of current for tho proposed system and submitted by the Ilaks Electric Co., of Goshen, According to this estimate the annual lighting bill of the city would be Increased 54,4 20. The members of the council, however, have made It quite plain that before submitting to a cost of approximately $13,000 a year for street lighting, with the new system inatalled, that they will appeal to the public service commission at Indianapolis for a reduction in the rate.

Federal Tax Seen as Liberal Aid to Schools

to ATTrcxn nrx-i-ritAr. ELKJI ART. Oct. 11. Mrs. J. J. Litterelll. wifo of Postmaster Litterell, will start to Greenviile, Pa., today to attend the funeral of her brother Floyd Schadt, who died In France, while a member of the r,14t".i machine gun n.-ittallon. Nov. 4, 191S. The body reaclitd Iioboken last Thursday, but is not known here when the funeiai will be held. Mrs. Littcrcll expect? to be away a week.

GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. 11. The federal tax law which oppose an excise tax of 10 per cent of tho entire net profits for the year ore any mill, cannery, wtorkhop or factory in the

j country in which children under 14

and 16 years nave been permitted to "work more than eight Trours in any day or more than six days in any week, has he-en effective in improving child labor conditions in Grand Rapid large manufacturing plants, says Miss Kate M. Baldwin, attendance officer employed by the board of education. There are. however, a few exceptions, says Mist Baldwin. And this makes the task of enforcing the school attendance laws here a huge one.

OLT ROYS IJKE HUNTING. WARSAW, Oct. 11. Ten men more than 70 years of age havo procured hunting licences at the office of the county clerk hero this season. Similar permits have been Issued to a score of boys under 16 yeara of

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si:.vtknci; xixsiio uruGiiAit. PLYMOUTH. Ind., Oct. 11. Henry Mulleni colored, arrested here last week on a hcarge of burglary, pleaded guilty when arrlagned before Judge. Carr and was given a .sentence of from 10 to 20 years.

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Don't wait too long. The time is almost up. Have you secured your portion of the $425.00 in cash this bank is giving to new savings depositors during the two weeks from October 3rd to October 1 7th. Lots of your friends and neighbors have been in, opened their accounts, received their cash present and gone away tickled to death. They received one of these amounts: 200 envelopes with $ .25 each 150 envelopes with $ .50 each 125 envelopes with $1.00 each 15 envelopes with $5.00 Gold each

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Choose your envelope. You, too, had better come in now before it is too late. Open a savings account with $5.00 or more on which we will pay J.fi interest, and get your cash present, our . expression of appreciation for your business.

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