South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 287, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 October 1921 — Page 3

f FRIDAY MORN'INC. OCTOBER H. !2!

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Indus aid MiclfeM Mcv s

Gangster Sent to Prison for -y

L-ijc, jin ouear engeancc

VOLUNTEER FIRE

MEN TAKE OATHS I -

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A resolution providing for .c ir.iuslon of a two mill Lax for lr.Tor-

l payments on the $509,000' gcod

BERRIEN TEACHERS TO GONYENE TODAY

ANN ARBOR, Mich.. Oct. 13. Sam ivioccrl, 32 yf-arn old. wholes-ale fruit dea-r of ivtrolt. va.H .'-ntf-nc to solitary confinement in Marquette prison for U.V by Je Ige Geor: Sam-

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!r July 15 of George

farmer livinir near Saline.

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Nile Finnic F'ipliterri Receive Fir?t Instruction From Chief.

triads tnd l.Tje ha.1 beet, a looted

i'j ine isorr--n cour.iy toara or tup- .

erv.ors. Provision wa also mule i U.:,.fl lM.,Mift

NTEKS. Mich.. o-.(. 13. Twer.tv men. r-irr. '--I by M iynr Fre-d N. Ponir.e ;i m-ra ef tho Nls vo'i r.tf-r p''".: d p i rtrnf r.t, wore "rvrn :r." In rh City hal'i Wfdr.f-s.-rl-iy t ir.ir. and re---ivr d the.r flre-'t irtrur!ior.s from "h:ef f Police Franks. Th-y Include:

for the disbursement of tho rcnf.ln-

dT of thi b'vy for the improvement and mair.tenar.ro of IlTr:en county road projects for the coming ycr. Dedicatory r'-'icfs, commemo

rating tho comp.etion of the north !

Nil es nnd the Perric n-Ouw county!

!:r. will he held Friday after. ion, Oct. 21. rt 1:20 o'clock, m tne ir.tor.vt!on of this road with th Cass line. State Highway C?rj:i vi:-rdoner Fnnk Roger of xn?:n, will dc-

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tutc Program Record Attendance Expected.

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TL perru-n CYmnty Teachers' as-

leociation will hold its annua' insti

tute in the hi'h .ir-hool auditorium

i in thl f-;ty Friday and Saturday.

Mi.--; Elia Chtr.ii'Pr., primary tnipervis ir of th.- Ni!j schools und

president f the a-.-?oc:ation. preside.

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N. Fi -h rt.; Vii::,M Ii. A.-tN-y. Marm'Tit St.: ".y.l.. 1. Jt:-ld. 5:0 Way n ft .-t.; i'lark- K. Whit-, 1001 Scor. d Ward Hn rry J. Mintlir.jr, 2 H. Fifth s.; F. F. Tnirs-lfll. IOC N. -lied dkk Th'.m: '.. Jl ine, 1103 Krt i ! .v.. : Fi.,.id. Huff, TOO It'-jfr.: sr.; Fr-ir.k IV- rh. .Jr., '0'j Hr 'l',vi y. Tiiird Ward I'.r.j irr.in Pdrd. t.V'O E. Main .it.; Th--m . Cain. 30fc lJrr.ad-.ray; rhnr'.-s F. Moon, 72 o-,k .; hnr!'M I,ir,on. 1110 S. Third k . ; F.as;l I'V.incr, l'J S. Fo-u.r.Ti Fourth Wird Andrew Martin, 5jllö N". Unjoin, av. ; ll.irry Hoffman, CI S. Sta'r- yr.; F.url Warren. 401 Grant ..; Trd shH! arh. 5 53 Grant rt.; Rrt. H. 'r --kett, FO W. Main t. .The r.rrr:f n county bard of rjpfrvisorM hn. inrludr-d In Its 1522 rrr-td bu'.I Hr.tr prf'irr.im that ftreteh of roid extr-n lin from thr- rat end

Adin.s. 11 i I i v pr the dedic?tor- addr-n. Tli-

Jfon. K. T. Hamilton of Nl!

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al.-o- hecn invito 1 to .spak on this occasion. Under th" auicM of the Nile-s Chamber of Cornnicrc, a banquet "wdll L fw rv ed in th New For1t riotel at 0 o'clock in the evminsr. Hardware dealers and eirrks ot Borrion and Cars counties enjoyed a dinner and nuetlnrr in th? Nw Forler hotel V.'edn.sd;jy evening. Samuel A. mv.s of Cleveland, O., trave an addrer on "Store Ffti-ciency."

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r. i. S. iienry. nro:e5sor o:

ps-ychlory at the Western State Normal .school, Ka'.amazoo, Dr. II. L. Lyman, iivciatc prl-:"sor of Kr..?'. is :i teaching. University of Chi-

' Cairo, M..vS Alice Temple, assistant

profvHs.r of kindergarten, primary education. University of Chicago, and Mist Hlith I'arkr-r, instructor in the teaching of eocrraphy, University of Chicago, will .--peak. More than "r tf.tehers of the county are expected to attend the meetings.

of Main s-t

in this rity,

'.'-'.ir.f.y lir.e r,n y.irkeo .- cf 11- railed A r'-

adopTr , t ) ''li

to the Oasis .. a (ll.anrc :-hitIo!i v.s

a road south

Farmer Accused of Killing

JVifc is IS ear Death. Claim

iiAMi.Mi ..lien.. Met. ij. "ino death of John Haverstock, who is accused of killintr hi. wife, was expected momentarily at Penner hospital today. The Middieville farmer was taken to the hospital two weeks apo, after a midnight tragedy revealed when his wife's body was found in a ciFtern and he was found

with his throat cut. His barn and j horn were burned. Iiaverstock hasi

denied the charges, derlarinjr that the crime was committed by three

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I,uto McCall Peak, 43 years old, uel known dar.infj master, is dead. He wa.s born In this city July 1?,

and attended the public

.ols. Tater he became a dancing

master, with clas-s in several putroundins cities. After .serving in the Spanish-America n. war, lie enlisted in the United States recrulir army, and served yeveral years. Funeral services were held In P.uchanan. T.hurs'hiy. Rurial was in Silver Frook cemetery, Niles. A bill of complaint h.a.s been filed in tho Rern n county circuit rourt by Mrs. Fstoüe Kromcr of Xilft. seeking" divorce from her husband. Krnest Kronur. She charges cruelty .and r.on -."i nport.

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TTiree Friendly Gentlemen

VIRGINIA

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TURKISH

The perfect blend of the three perfect cigarette tobaccos in one perfect cigarette one-eleven cigarettes

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Do you want to do a washing without rubbing clothes without boiling them without doing a thing more than taking them from the soaking water wringing them out and hanging them up? Do you ant to do a washing in this way and have clean, sweet, white clothes? Then soak your clothes with Grandma, The miracle will Vcppen. Grandma's Powdered Soap will make your clothes clean just by soaking. Soak them over night or 3?k them two cr three hours in the morn ng. Then wring them cut. Not a single harmful ingredient to injure fabric or color.

A wholesome soap powdered fine, waste The quickly dissolving ules r.ever stick in the fabric, as oap does. The big 5c package soap, saves time, saves the

The most economical soap

you can buy. Grandma is good enough for your finest things and cheap ecough for all your things.

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No Boiling No Rubbing Washday Made Easy The Globe Soap Company . Cisaelmiaü, fcso.

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the coat store of South. Bend announces AN EXTRAORDINARY-SATURDAY SELLING

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els that sell $10 to

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COATS Oror twenty stjlcs to bcloct from pLnin and furred. You would expect to pay much more. Plushes included.

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at Five prices including every style, color and material of the season.

COATS

In this lot are the newest of materials, beautifully silk lined and fur trimmed Z2jfv

COATS Nearly 100 coats of the fifty dollar class arc in the lot for Saturday

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Three hours before, a jury, after being out 4 5 minutes, returned a verdict of first degree murder. A3 the foreman of the jury a lnounced the verdict, the aunt of Mocerl, Mr5. Rosa Ma2zola, screamed a protest to the verdict. "You wend an innocent boy an innocent boy you eend to prison," she screamed, anA then setting" to her feet and beating her breast with clenched fists, phe Invoked a curse upon the jury. "May Clod strike dead every man that lied about an innocent boy!" she screamed, as s?ne was led out of the room, declaring that the Mazzola nnd Mocerl families would sell everything they had, "to get venpcanco" on those who had sworn away the liberty of her nephew.

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LEGION TO SERYE AS RELIEF AGENCY

National Commander Says No Veteran to Go Without

Succor.

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BATTLE CREEK, Mich., Oct. 13.: Major John G. Emery, Grand Rapids, national commander of the American Legion, told the txchane t ciub and its guests the Rotary. Ki-1 wanif, and Merchants Dinner clubs j and Grand Army men here, that the; American Legion intends to do its j part to see that while many a soldier, lay wounded on the battlefields of ; France without succor, none shall lie wounded or disabled or ill in an j American home withou succor. Michigan's part in his 1921-22 1 program will be to securo an adjust-! ment of all unpaid claims, if po3-'

sible, within the year. Emery' told those present what the Legion stands for. "It doesn't want to wo a red flag wave in America," he said, "nor even a pink one." The Legion. Emery explained, has a constitution pledging its members to "God and Country" and has taken a stand toward "keeping God in American history." It believes there is no place In America for the foreigner who refuses to be naturalized and it believes that a certain men (Eugeno V. Debs, by inference) now

j confined In a federal prison at At1 lanta, Ga., should remain there until

his term expires.

Each Hat . a Wonderful Value

226 S. Michigan St. Come Early and

a Better

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100 NEW HATS

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At this price these hats are being sacrificed. . Due to a delayed shipment, our stock is entirely too large, therefore, in order V keep our steck of hats fresh and new, we are forced to cuu these hats at this pleasingly low price.

Lyons Velvet Panne Velvet

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Black and Colors

Neighbors Testify Against Widow in Hanging Case

THREE RIVERS. Mich.. Oct. 13. The hearing of Mrs. Lavinr.a Plummer Slack, charged with the murder of her husband, William J. Slack. 20 years her senior, began today in Justice William E. Barnard's court. Neighbors testified that family quarrels were frequent and intimates declared Slack had never been heard to discuss suicide. Mrs. Nellie Rupgles testified she had twice seen Mrs. f.ack strike her husband.

knocking him to his knees. Loud!

quarrt dir. g was heard the night before Slack's death. Slack had left the house for a time, after bedtime, and returned late at night. Quarreling was resumed early In the morning of September 16, when Slack was later found hanging in the basement.

Ionia Prison Ready Again ; For Inmates, W'ardcn Advises IONIA, Mich., Oct. 13. The request of Warden Ihomas C. Burn? of Ionia reformatory to circuit judges throughout the state not to sentence prisoner? to Ionia for a time berau.-e r.f the recent fire here, with withdrawn h.te today by the warde n, who announced places had been provided for r.cw pri.-onrrs. The warden, however, appealed to friends of prisoners here not to visit the reformatory, because of tho congested conditions. The warden assured relatives, however, that inmates here are comfortable and are being well cared for.

The f rst mus were made for the use of doctors to keep their (Infers soft and warm tijat they might accurately fei the pulse of their pa-tier.tf.

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117 South Michigan St. Correct Apparel for Women

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OPPORTUNITY is offered in our Anniversary Discount Sale.

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This store is headquarters for Underwear It's time to change and we're prepared with anything you may wish. All weights all styles, all sizes here in a variety that makes choosing easy Special values others $1.50 to $6 the house of KtrppenKeimer Clothta

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