South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 18, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 January 1922 — Page 16

SOUTH BEND NEWS -TIMES

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 18

CHANGE SYSTEM IN PAYMENT OF WATER ACCOUNTS TO CITY

Hi-Monthly Schnlulc Adopted and Ahnli-hrnrnt of OM iViiiiltv i Announced. ' ' r ! : f :h l.onrd of p ihJic v w.r.rr :-rr.- YA'J rendered , u'r;i-.-n:.ii.i',!., will . rotated a.- I t frii. i!ip Iii-nior.tnly, aecordir. to j ;n:,i!;n( en.T;t T1. -'.ay by S ipt. iiii W T..yr..'. '! ." i r vh'lül'', :t v.,)? ' xpliin-. '' s ;t -lop f. r ?:. purp - not

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Moss Wasn't Growing Under His Feet When Bandit Drew His Gun "FX of foot" i the wav l:.y Mr5. 215 S. St. Joe?U td. d" ri!",il his ability to outrvit an attempted holdup In which h wrtrt "rho.,pn" for i v Set I nr. la!1 Mr.r. d.iy eveninc. Marine a bar.d;t in th court in th1 fr of th Illirktone theater. Mos- was ordered to hd I up hin hand.s find a rfvolvr w.v thrut iindfr his chin as a further per.-uns:on to th comr.nr.d. ?.!-... nccordinj: to hi story T'j.-'biy nmrnin? to th polic. broko an! ran. Th darkn. ho s-.n i. aid'-d him in his escape. I f.--ribint; hi.i ni-sailan t " Ofti r K:-.' oka. who ni.nic Ihe rejwi . Mr.ss staled thit th" bandit v.as of small stature, only five. ffef. t'.vo rr thre inh" in h'ik'hth and wejqhed about 130 pound.. II wore an overcoat an l a black ' ar. h .'-aid.

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J "? !;! I'l'r.in. to j; into rfftct l't b l. f..r h dou'uii,: mi the i.-jrn'.-! i.f Iii-!' Kroiif, r a total ' s'x. f "(i;;r.s "iiiK out thf program, S ipt I 'VriM further announced that the ' pr.aly" formerly provideii wouM ' aboLi -h i. Heretofore a customer II hr.so bill for prvi'-'' is part du . . mailed a fleMnquent notion and .' , j rfixl:nately i -r v:--k.i wa-3 given to i ay tho lull or be liable to a. puni t nt 1. It is now proposed bv :hk water works bead, which ' naid i.. fr'.low orders made and provided for by the 3Mte public h rvic comir.'.j'.i.on that a discount of flv perc lit is ailow. d up to 10 days aftr it i end. red at which time a delini i Tit not Ic is . rved in jierwn to t!i" i i; rorar and within two weeks I r at t r meter is disconnected. Tl. "p.-nulty" is abolia.-d but a p.i..it of $1 is le'iuiicd to rei oniu .t a ni'-ter. In lin.' with tlu- determined pol"i Supt. Tone and arqnus' el i i by the board carpenters havu 1-fen pet to work remodeling the .-..it-r w orK 3 orfirs in the riy hall to permit of Krtater lobby room for customers within the office. HePH)deIm comp!et5d. In addition to l lie "haivin?:" of tho crowds formerapp arir;jr at monthly intera!, Tojno expects to eliminate most. If not all th periodical com?ert'on.

Fiphtinj; (ivir Lcadrr Ha Hundreds of Proposals;

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Lieut, i. ol. MacXitier, comma nd.-r-tn -cnief nr the American I.e ion, ivin? a cheery welcome to ox-Pvt. Arthur Anderson, of Gary, Ind.. at Healthwin. Vt. Anderson and Col. MacXider both 'served under Ccr. ("pton. rommander of the .nCOr. 1 Division overseas, ant pvt. Anderson erved directly under the cotnman I of M.ij. Opie. who has been nu ntioned ifi prev-H dispateJiesi from Washington in concc'ion with the senate i;v. -estimation of alleged indiscriminate hancins of Ameri an soldier.

LAKES TO OCEAN PROJECT STRIKES CONGRESS ROCKS

Forcr--. Arc Drawn for Hard Hattlc as Kastrrn Interests Oppose Plan.

rAHtPfMlT. . .Jan. IT. Ir. Amv Kaukonen, pretty siri-mayor. today mitiined he. )latform reavdin love and marriaRe in an exclusive, interview with the International New Service. Hach day brings a sheaf of letters and teleRranifl, she ,cay.. con taininc: marriap proposals ranuin from the platonic offers of ambitious youths to "help flttht the bootlcpRers"' ti- the correctly phrased noto which bears the coat-of-arms of a tine old Hoston family and rfuepts the fair mayor to "become my honured wife." "I believe in only one kind ct marrlace," Dr. Kaukonen declared, "the marriage that is the natural result of a true love." "Marriage and successful career may ro hand In hand. "The man's salary is a minor detail, depending on the Kirl'.q. tastes. I should expect a man to earn 510.000 a year, at the very hast." The recipient of more love missives and "mash notes" than rven the mo5l popular choru.s beauty. Fairport'.s "flshtiiiK' mayor" told with a whimsical smile of oim- man who telegraphed after three desperate letters. "If I fail to fc-et a favorable rerly from you by nxt Tjesday. I shall jump off Brooklyn bridge." "I wired back, 'why wait until Tu'sday."'

COMMITTEE MEETS PROPOSE REFORM WITH WORKS BOARD TO ELECTION LAW

WASHINGTON. Jan. IT. BUtlo lines were drawn today in conprress ..n the proposed canalization of the St. Iawren-e river by the United States and Oanad:r for the purpose

of converting Great lakes cities' into ocean port.. 1'owerful opposi- j t inn has ledopod froTii New York i interests who f ar the bs of a :.ru.- unu unt of tlo1 shippincr. The lt poit of the international I M int ( m,i mi :.-ion. ret om me nd im :T' t:oj'f; is now before cnctress ' .t'.or.m with a im saif from Pres't 1 Hardin'. Tlo- . of the project va . s'ini.it''i a; L'".-.eio,0fM. Con-, ru.-tion ot tie Weiland canal! w iijiM r'iui:e ,m additional JSO.O'tO,the rnm::i.vin!i stated. I'nder , tlie plan of the joint commission.' ;hi- eounrry ,ir. I t'an.nia waiuld . pter into : tit ar for the deepen-! ir:u of !. St l,irene and the con- ; srruition of tle l'and (anal, both: .o.mtre- lb iv.n.; liord to carry j . ii tb- work. j Miildl '-w i . n c .us; c.-.s!nen are' : :a v .i.j' u.-l y im faor of the project I i m! ekiim the sup; ort of w stern , ,.;:Mitii! - Th'-y ho'.d tli- eanalia-j

: on T'vo'f t wi.i i.o hi Trenu'inious idwst to faiTri'TS - f the West .tnd M idd;--w " t b affordinc thm '-. rei't a.', is-- t tb.e ii. in.

Auto License Bureau May Close Agency Here Soon That Saturday will probably be the last day for securlnsr If 2- licenses was announced Tuesday morning by the Hooker State Auto association, in charpe of isulnc the plates at the office of William Happ. JOT S. Main st. The association litis done all in its power to facilitate and hurry alone the business to be transacted, ottlcers paid, and from the small number of applicants now arpearlns daily, it Is indicated that most of the motorist of this district have obtained new licenses. Search is still beins made for tho owner of license plate number 169374 who carried off the license without leaving1 his name and address. The person who secured number 170063 Monday morning did the same thinpr. and persons in eb.arrre of the office are making a aliant effort to find those who failid to leave the cards. Police of South Hend and Mishawaka are on the lookout for these two numbers.

Proposed Scwerape Syptem for ; River Park is Discussed ! at Joint Session.

Further consideration was given to a sewerage system for Kiver Park by the beard of public works at their regular meeting Tuesday when a community civic committee of tivu men discussed with the board tho proposed undertaking. The committee was headed by Councilman Thornton of the fourth ward. City Engineer V. J. Anderson explained to the committee that plans and specifications were presently being worked upor by his office with a view of preparing fiome tentative program in this direction. S. Michigan st. pavement, recommended to the board by Mayor Eli V. Sebirt two weeks ago, was also la ken under consideration and an informal meeting will be held by the board Jan. '4 at which interested property owners are requested to be present. The affected strip to be given considei ation lies between Dunmojer and Ewing avs., and it if declared is at present in an almost impassible condition. A petition was filed with the board for the paving of Ruih st.. frcm Indiana ;:v. to llaney st. The board will take up the matter for 'ontideration in the spring.

M-:V YEAR'S ItFSOLUTION HHOKITN. He had determined to go through another year with the old watch until he heard about the Sch'jell Plan. At this jewelry store on W. Jefferson Plvd.. you can trade in your old watch and get credit on a new one. It's a mighty intelligei.t plan. Why don't you do it? ö-tf

Credit Men to Banquet at Oliver Thursday '. M. J. Warren Sloie, secretary-treasurer of the Howard Severance Co., publishers. Chicago, will be the visiting speaker at the January dinner of the South Ber.d Association of Credit Men Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Oliver hotel. Mr. Slote. who will speak on "Organization," Is a member of the Chicago association and contributes regularly to their bulletin. "Credit Craft." The local speaker will be Dr. Elmer Ward Cole of the First Christian church. He will have as his topic Atmosphere." J. F. O'Keefe, secretary of the Chicago Association, will accompany Mr. Slote, and will also speak.

Newberry $200,000 Kleetion Cost Prompts Measures to Remedy Evil. WASI C I XG TON", Jan. 17. Measures to tighten the recurrence of such contests as the Newberry case were IiToposed to the senate today. Sen. Willie offered a resolution to amend the constitution in such manner as to obviate the objections of the supreme court in its decision on the corruft practices act. This is tho new article to the constitution suggested by Willis: "The eormr ss shall have power to regulate the us" of money by any person in connection with the selection, nomination, or election, in any manner, of a candidate for election to the house of representatives or the fonate of the Fnited States. "Section 2. That nothing in this article shall affect the power of any stat?." The resolution and proposed amendment were referred to the judiciary committee. Sen. Pomerence offered a new rule for the rcnate. which virtually cmbodies the corrupt practices act held unconstitutional by the supreme court. It is intended to meet the views set forth in the opinion.

Women sae money by buying your shoes at the U. S. Army store, 330 S. Michigan st. All standard makes of shoes. Factory blemish. $1.95 up. C r, 5 -tf

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All 10c cigars, 6 for 50c. Engel's.

COLD WAVK llXPIXTTT.n. The weatherman tells u that we may expect a bitter blast from the north before many days are raised. There's only one remedy for Jack Frost and that's to have him meet Cinderella or Tcpsy. Doth are special brands of Coal that Schyler Rose recommends. Main 1S00 or Mishawaka 409. 4-tf

I'M NOT SEEKING to tnlarge upon natures triumph, but 1 do wish it understood that Old Hen, Premium Amber Jacket, coal just what coal should he to possess real merit. Are ou ready to be convinced? Phone M-2T9. E-:27f. C. H. Defrees. Coal. Mason Supplies. Press Brick and Clay Goods. lS-tf

THAT SAVING IIFSOLUTION. Will prove more profitable than ever if you place your money with the Building . Ioan An., 124 S. Miin st., where you receive 0 interest, compounded quarterly. Why not let your money work where J: will earn the most? 4-tf

No matter tho occasion, you ar sure to have the right flowers if thfv tome from Bc-ehlers. Main ;ssV l itr

LAFOLLETTE'S SCALP IS SOUGHT BY PARTY, WASHINGTON. Jan. IT- Epu j - on .f S n. Robert M. IaFoi'.ette, i W'.cots.p. from the republican! . i rt . i-5 being night by his poll- : a anl n s tm1 tu :uis. Tl'.-v want tin- "stormy petrel" of i ,-. .-,: it- i'V- ia! tv thrown out of ::e G. i'. P. :..a jonty and tigura::v. if not lit rally v-t out in th.i .ddle of t h senate aisle as a ?n in witho'.it a p.'.rty."

Increase your estate at once; You an do this on the slow-pay plan easy, accomodating, satisfying, sure. Cet details free by calling WALTER FEG AN. J. M. S. Bldg. S-tf

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III I IS .IAN I'AUV SALE. Thi- r.ir"' January Clearance' a!" prs T-.t: fo - ; o ir approval the i ej-y b - s t cj'.i.ih'y 1-'u mit ure back at. PRC-WAR Prk. 1 1 -sired bed .'.v. enports i-i genuin" lathr, $65: .e- of l.rtb" sTel or Iron reduced, iloor l.i mr w itli silk shades. $11.50 ' .ir.d i:p. T a and rr.anv other bar- ' tains in I5eviro:a and Dininsc Room' tu.ts await ou Con enicnt terms. 5-tf

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N o M -'S LAM). Tie i.tr.ir.ro fo "no mann land." wli,.,ti wn ei, cf the ni.t interesting iht T;tn.t hr t h-ois r.d who vi!td tt.e Stiidhakr Adtnlnitrat1oa 1 'i !'tii: M'-titlay night to nhow thu ar t. -!-.'.- -f s'foith I'-er.d that their t r !'' dr were Mill retnrm ber1 nJ n; : r.' i.tt.d hy South Iend rifl-?-.. i t.e jo. -für wa taken t mld-r,:-tr .:Ut tl - crowds had th'.nnfd ' i t, it.

Friends will surely appreciate the thoughtfulness which a box of our cut flowers

show when leaving the j city. t If they are coming f back why not have a i bowl of flowers on P their library table? You will be well repaid for the evidence of your sincerity. Williams ihsoRisT iün5uthrnichlcün Street

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MR. COFF E. BEAN Says: My popularity grows each year, As I make new friends, both far and near. One taste's enough, and they want more; You'll see them crowding our front door. COFFEE RANCH COFFEE and PEANUT BUTTER are healthful and economical. The Coffee Ranch 133 North Michigan St.

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MORE WINTER COATS JUST RECEIVED. Thoy Go on Sale Tomorrow Women's. Misses' Smart Winter Coats. Including sport coats, fur trimmed, that ronnorly sold at $4n.oo. COQ 7C ;pecial Dfc". ' O Women's and Misses' Coats A large selection of Plush and Cloth IToats. Odd lots from our recular stock that 'ormerly sold up to Jl'S.OO. C1 H OH This sale, special v I w.UU BIG PURCHASE SALE OF DRESSES Women's and Misses high grade Trioine an 1 Serge Dresses, embroidered, brail and ribhon lined: bought at CI T fl priees; $33.00 dress. Sa p 1 OU irisi:s rou w'omux on missf.s A very large selection, such ns Canton crpe. messalines. tricotines. taffetas, serges .and satins. Dresses that have formerly beep,

sidling from $15.00 to $20.00. Mill Rnd Sale

THURSDAY EXTRA SPECIAL ONE DAY ONLY SALE ÖF SILKS 36-inch Charmeuse in navy, brown, taupe, plum; regular 52.00 Q-f ß!p, kind. Thursday special Jdm'JxJ

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DOMESTICS AT BIG SAVINGS Htirk Towels a very spe.-i.d purchase, in plain and fancy huek with fancy borders and white. These towels would sell in the reg- r ular way from 13c to 5nc Mill Knd Sale, l(h. 15c. 19c -OC PILLOW CASUS

Pillow- Cases. 45x30; extra quality muslin; 50c kind. Mill End Sale LON;CLOTH Lonceloth. 3G inches wide; regular 2.'c kind, 10 yd. bolL. Mill Knd Sale, per bolt APRON GINGHAMS Apron Ginghams. !n nil tired checks; regular 25c kind. Mill End Sale

FANCY GINGHAMS 27 inch fancy Dress Ginghams. In all colorn and patterns; r regular 19c kind. Mill Knd Sale 13C FANCY GINGHAMS 27 inch new spring Ginghams, in stripes, checks, plaids -j q and plain colors; regular 20c kind. Mill End Sale lCC DKFSS GINGHAMS 32 Inch fancy Dress Ginghams, in all the new spring- pat- or terns and colors; regular 33c kind. Mill Knd Sale NEW PERCALES

36 inch fancy checked peicnles, in pink und white, blue and white,

red and white, tan and white lavender and white; regular 30c kind. Mill Mil Sale HLEACHED MFSLIX "C ineh bleached muslins, soft finish: reg ilar 17c quality. Mill Knd Sale HLE.U HE1) TOWELING IS ineh bleached all-lin 'n ciash toweling; regular 35c kind. Mill End Sale FNBLEACHED TOWELING is inch unbleached all- i u toweling; regular 35c kind. Mill Knd Sale TURKISH TOWELING About r00 Turkish towels: regular 50c, 35c, 25c kind. Mill Knd Sale, T.9c, 25c

WASH CLOTHS Fancy wash cloths, regular 19c kind. " f Mill Kiid Sale lUC

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Gloves; $2.50 kind. Sale price kuay Samples and broken lots, two clasp, heavy fleeced lined throughout and double woven cashmere Gloves. All colors and sizes. These are popular sellers. Rcgu-

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COATS FOR GIRLS New just unpacked! Fresh from New York, a very large purchase of Girls' Coats, that were made to retail from $10 to $35. We have divided them into four assortments and offer a most wonderful sale at S5.00f 36.75.

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There is still time to take advantage of our special offerings in FUR COATS for January. Hudson Seal Coat, 40 inches long $315.00 Hudson Seal Coat, squirrel or skunk trimmed, 36 inches long, at $325.00 Hudson Seal Coat, squirrel or skunk trimmed, 40 inches long $335.00 Australian Opossum Coat, 40 inches long, exceptional value, at $275.00

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All coats listed below are 36 inches long. Natural Muskrat Coat $125.00 Natural Raccoon Coat $175.00 Marmot Coat $ 90.00 Sealine Coat (best quality) at $ 98.00 Near Seal Squirrel Coat at $175.00 Russian Pony Squirrel trimmed Coat $135.00

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A wonderful opportunity is here offered the women of this vicinity to purchase highest quality coats, suits, dresses, skirts, blouse?, petticoats, etc., at one-half of their former price. This sensational reduction becomes necessary in order to clear out our winter stock to make room for shipments of late Winter and Spring soods, and also to make space for OUR NEW MILLINERY DEPARTMENT It is your opportunity! Take advantage of it now! We can assure you that it is not likely that such unheard of values will be offered again soon. T. S. GARLAND & CO.

Women's Apparel of Distinction' 139 S. Michigan St.

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