South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 291, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1921 — Page 3

TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 18. 1921 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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NILES-DOWAGIAC HIGHWAY TO BE OPENED OCT. 21

Stretch of Paved Road Connect South Hend With Michigan Points.

-' a U Th NTv-T!rn : NIWX, Mich., Oct. 17. Th" Iiie eh way ht'A'n Nil4 and Dowaf. will h- (tt'.cjilly r.yicnffl in Fri

ll. iy. Oct. 21. with an address by J'rank I Iloc-rs, tat highway cr.my.' ;oner. ac-ordintf to an announcj.,T.t hy J. W.iiirr "Wood, mmhr f th Ch'iinh'T nf Commerce, fi cala fvnt 1 rd-innd. Th rntir rtr-h f th IKx:--- highway U:twoon N.s and Io.vairli- and South Uen! 1 now of C' .nr-rt . Th opening 'T'Tii'inj- will take n! ac at the T.f rri ri- a.vs lin- at 1:"0 o'clock ;! ty aft' !Tor,n. lUsldrs Kodgers. it ! cxjifctpd th.it furmrr -fntrr-s-J. .an J?. I. Hamilton will .t.vak. Tho Nu! hamhf r of Comnirro wiJI rv- .i lf.-rii'jt to thrir ruesi. Th.- thirty- Uhth annual ronvent'on of th- IJf-rri'Ti County Sunday" -hool ü.'ir;;,! :,ri will 1 Ii Iii at the J'ort.iK'- Pr:iiri- Kvanir'ical church th'. city, Tu'diy and Vlnlay. Tli" s'.akr-1 r -present th- leaders in pr's-nt r ÜL'P'iis education, and include I)r. .1. C Willits. president i f ) Micliitran Sunday n-hool as.-o-i ation; Dr. William A. llrown, of th. Int'-rna:ional Sunday School asoc!ation; J. If. !.:;, Iansinff. t;enrai secretary of th Mlchiiran Sun- . School axrt"ciation. and '. W. thinn. n ra! .secretary of the Chiico Sunday Srhool association. The Jt v. A. Jiuliani. Milwaukee, Wis., j.i d the Kf v. Albert 12. Munter of .outh It nd, ;iro on th proerram.

GIVEN FOUR YEARS FOR ALTERING BILLS INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 17. William Ilarhss. farmer of Lebanon, who was arrested at Lafayette for raising one-dollar bills to tens, was sentenced to four years at Ieavfnworth by Judge Anderson In federal court today. "Did you ever make any tens into one?" queried the court, but Harles, who cannot read or write, failed to respond. Marveling that an illiterate could be so 5kllful, Judge Anderson remarked that Harle..? would be a "dangerous man" if he could read and write.

an to a grilling examination, bu

their Ftorie-i or tne accident wer

corroborative.

-JUDGE LETS BOYS

NAME OWN SENTENCE

BRODBECK INJURY CALLED ACCIDENT

Action Will Be Taken by Police Authorities at Laporte.

Special tTti News TJ si-. : LAPCIITK, Oct. 17. No action will Ire taken by the local authorities in the shooting of Janice M.

Urodbeck, COG Loland avenue. South

Hend, by Mis Mae L. Zacrraf, 62." Lincoln Way Hast, South Bend, Sunday ni?ht. The local police chief

and prosecuting attorney believe the

Hhootinc was accidental.

Ifrodbeok was shot through the

i neck and the lower part of hi head.

J behind the ear. The wounas will not I prove fatal unless complications de-

I velop, according to physicians. He will be a patient at the hospital here ; until his condition materially imi proves. I The couple were driviner from ! New Buffalo. Mich., to this city J when the accident occurred, i According to the story of the g-irl

Months in Jail.

STATE STATISTICIAN

ISSUES WEEKLY REPORT :

f. i ... 11' I1' .TT I Lads Who Stole Car at

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shape and huficinj? in pro-e? JllCIl., HI SpeiHl 31X

throughout Uie Uit-, ac ordl;.K to i

the weekly report of floorfte t. Bry

ant, agricultural .statist;cjan toaay. '

Conditions duriii)? the week were ;

exceptiorl'.y favorable for outdoor

farm work. Wheat Heedir.pr w prac-t!ca-lly completed. j

Hewlan fly H reported in wme

tarry tie, as.

Five per -ent lo-i-? of corn from j

ear -worm ana loss ny mouia w re-

port-d.

AV'nite potato yields are generally

small, but of pood (iiiality.

live seotlin will oon be com

pleted over an increased acreage.

Pastures contir. uo in exctfllent con

dition. The coniTnercial apple crop

is very .small.

Hoff cholera i? alatinff .comc-.vhat, but the ro.ss is very heavy.

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INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 17. Judge Albert P. Anderson in federal court Monday permitted Harry I.aucky. 1.", and Kenneth Miller, 19, to pas sentence upon themselves on a charffe of Mtealinff a Studebaker sedan in Niks. Mich., and driving it to Syracuse, Ind., where they were cauffht trying to steal gasoline. "What do you boys think you ought to get for this." Judge Anderson asked them. "We already have been in jail 107 days," young Flaucky said. "I think fix months in Jail would he enought on top of that," Miller .-aid. "So do I." said Judge Anderson, and It wac agreed to the satisfaction of court and defendants.

HEART FAILURE TAKES CITIZEN OF LAPORTE Sprial to Th New -Tim : LAPOHTE. Ind., Oct. 17. William II. Albright. 7S years old. dropped dead of heart di.-ea while seated in the waiting room of Dr. t L. Sutherland's off.ee Monday. Mr. Albright, well known and long time a resident of Laporte, has been in failing health for Rome months. He had come to Dr. Sutherland's office on one of his routine vi.its for treatment. While seated in a chair in the outer reception room he was suddenly stricken.

Mr. Albright hr.d been a well-

Nile? known and leading citizen of Ia-

i porie ror a years, cniu auvancing age and failing health led him to retire from active business life, now a good many years ago. he was for

many years one of the leading carpenter contractors in the city.

president Monday made th" Ir.g In liar. a pn;y;; . a;p;: Ilosco N. Sihroyrr. Iab.'.: er I'. Hostett'.r r. lln.ryv.lit ; A. Purgevs. Yorktown: Ivan gan. Auptir.: Fred C. Armi den; Edward W. Kraur. ille; Ira V. Polir.c. Nashv;

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Moody Pib'.e Institute. Scores of local sportsman observed the opening of the rabbit and ."uirrel f-astn Saturday morning. Claude J. Huff ban purchased from . J. McIIlhaney. a building at Ka.t

ing taken the weapon as a matter of

protection against possible attempt at a holdup, but how tho weapon was discharged is a myatery. Th- etficlals this morning subjected both I5rodbe"k and the worn-

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Division and Front street?. Dowagiac. A total of $40 .71. "..57 will be spread upon the tax rolls of Herrien county for tho year 1922, according to a report submitted to the board ; of supervisors. Thl.- is approximate , ly $48,000 more than the county J budget for 1921, which amounted to $o60,297.C3. The increase was ! made despite the fact, that the finance committee cut $17. 15 30 from 10 . different items contained in last! year'. appropriations. At the annual meeting of the ; NNiles branch of the Berrien county) chapter of the American Red Cross. ! the following board of directors w. elected for tho ensuing year: Carmi It. Smith, Mrs. W. I. Tyler. Stuart. I.'. White. Dickson S. Scoffern. J. j

Walter Wood, Harold Holt. Fred Kcmpas. Mr?. K. J. I'lym. Mrs. D. D. Waltz. Mrs. It. C. Atkinson. Chares M. Montague. The county conventir n of the American Red Cross will be held at St. Joseph' this month. John Thompson. 16 years old. .and giving hn home as Kdirerton. O.. confe.Tvd to a number of petty robberie.s in Niles during the last two weeks wren arrested Friday evening at hir hoarding house, 19? N. St. Joseph aw, according to Night Policeman W. II. Cutting. He will be held pending further invest.?: atlon. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Millard ana chiidren, T.l Broadway, andi Mr. and "Mrs. Judd Reese, f. 17 Broadway, .eft today for Florida, where th.y will spend the winter.

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SOUTH BEND MAN IN AUTO INJURES GIRL ial t'" Th- New -Times : KLKHAKT, Ind.. Ort. 17. Flo;. N'Non. live-year-old daughter if. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence NcIfoii. ot illkhart, is unconscious in the prnral hospital here jus the reult ot" injuries received when hit by an auto driven by Edward Su?an, of 1324 W. Uston St., South Bend. The hild is suffering from internal invjurirs and a compound fracture of the lep. In avoiding beinpr struck by another auto, the girl darted in front of th Susan car. Her father dds Susan blameless.

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Oct. 17. The

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f the Indian i railwas and lisrh.t mpany. ir.eludins: the traction I n 1 et wren Frankfort and iMarion. .n heid today, but a decision was '.eferred until later. Mayor Wripht and 'ity Attorney Herrv-n repreentd the city of ICokomo at the hear-

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MINERS OF INDIANA TO SUPPORT RAILMEN TEIIRK 2LACTE, Ind., Oct. 17. Miners of Indiana '.vill stand ijv the raflroad -workera in their ertrike, it was declared by WilHam Mltch, ?ec-retary-treasrurer ot district No. 11, United Mine Workers of America. The miners will lay down their tools -willingly to Ufxport ,the union caufie, Mitch declared. No action toward a pympathetio strike has been taken, however, "by the miners union. Many mines in the Indiana field which had ibeea idle for months have just resumed operations during the last four days.

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