South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 39, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 February 1922 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 8, 1922

THE SOUTH SEND NEWS-TIMES JURY TASTED RUM; rrr: 7rr7ri' nm it tt. r n. nm . tt a t a t HAM'S NOT GUILTY lÄSiSlI 1 neres ISO JtieUl JUIIZC 1 nai OJ an 1UU,JLj sjk

Ö O o

m : .vi

rHv.v Whisky All Ki-ht. But ihr Wnlir t W ;i- Better; ria.-k Kinjity. Ni:V YoILiJ. I . . 7. Many. Vh:f-. J!:.-.m I !rn Albert Rirt. I Jim AM"! ar. I Kl.I .'Lir.-jv wre or.' trial It th T'-.r- i Stat- d:tr!ct ' yiri i- I'r'- r. fcr 1.f.(.tl'-?sir.g or t- ; ?:, : . .; i. i ii.ri.i wl i'. Ho i V r;. .--!. . f A.. -a-u5 iv-arlrp

t p. t .i.- .

i. i'. r r.irl ;i v i '. rr. rr.-r.t cern.'. ; v. ! a t.. of that?" i ' - .J;4 !. H'i.'.f. ' That's a wastf ' x i tit. a man a art ' r' v. !. r-,-.;. i; n up a botta t .'.. w . ytr I :.:.. .it a. an-i I If I I.i I ( on U crO . ' f ,,-.. ; a --..- a :. ft'i'-ral a'- ? . ,-" - ;i : : :. Jays w.th a i -i k .- . ''.' h. ; '- -- . or,. Nor. j th'- j .:r; I a ' orkHcrw anl ! ' I . , f :.rtti u f. r J to the ex- j I !;-.-: c.f ;-t i.nri f !: fork dowr. ! . thro.tt .f :h- i,o .:! with a j ' M 'r.'.lf''. I 'Now r. i;: ha vt.uff, Mr. Exr .' f.n ! l .J "i i H . .Mr. i:rj)-r; ;:..'.-.! th- hottlo tr. ii. ' .v ')., - riiff ! . rlo-'-'l hi ys r ; a 1 1 1 a 1 : took a r,oth-r sniff, an'J thruatln the l-ottit: frora him, whis- ;

1 weakly:

"All rich." -:tii Jud?" lo:r ".'ov pri-r th' h.,'.t to t r i jury." j Tho t.ott:o -:jt''rorl th Jury box. ; J'irnr N-. T'J (til" last ha'il be

tu?' trr.k tl quart f (Jld Cor.-

ti'iTitil li'Taiiky whisky in both ! n r; -i. p,a7.' d fordiv Into lt.5 hg, open, r, fahior. J far-. sniffed at c Uy, r.O'hl: J Judiciously and It on to No. 11. SurpriM-s No. 7. Whht lil No 1 1 do? No. U di.l whit No. l;.l. lie - r, j rr.'d p. n '1 r a-d . N". 10 Tia(:1. Nu. T nul l n't inak' It. No 8 :'nift.d and pa-td th orpii.in oltild alnn' to No. 7, and then, onitiln liappf :: d. No. 7 frn'dlerl tho ( or.tent.1 of thr lott. A look of pair.fd Hurpriv' iprrvd hl lrfad. swarthy, honrt, handsojp.o A 1 1 : r i an face. Then ifly, alntrnt ris if lw wrro in a tiaiiT, Jir- raivf'd th hottlo to hi. !.;' and tonk a drink. If.- ii. Id th- Kc'ti" eff at arm'i ; '-..-'h. lookf'd hard at it for an in- : ii.r. i , ; i; d "Ah.' mom to him-s-f lain to :mv ono else, took a .,,! drink a".d pr-'d it on to N -. C j iri .- f flir r"iiiainln five F.iiMp;- d :Uf v. I-i--;:y. and tlx-ti hoth h ; . fliit. "ti) e vidence ;r-r i. ' i' a ' tip th' jury. Hum 'I'ihiU lh itlriM . Ji"-. Ilo.. (: I t hi- j;:rniv they'd 1, ! ; tl; - id"ni'f with thoni.

'J .hd. A hn'ir latrr thry re-j 1 1 . i " .-i r : -1.3 th-!r ddi.-ratjor... The 1 ::! . im iMii:'-. vir for tho cork,

r ,i. i i -( d around 'onrsiuno, like . o j :. 1 id a ir a flappi-r" liead. A:. :!iy tr i i V" a-ikiui Judfire I!;.r.. v : o In.-r 't ;ü'v r.;or ti for

You people with heating problems on vour hands should talk them over with one of these live dealers.

I IiU Sumrt Uttltr Outfit. Ix'CsinKS Coat anI Cap. Im of Navy Blue Velour. Navy blue is always .smart for the , tiny tot and it is especially so when : the child is clothed in navy from head to toe. ! Velour Is the medium for this lit- I tie outfit of tani o shanter. coat and j leprlngs. Th" coat shows sleeves ,

made In one with the body. A 50ft tnm o chanter is always the rnot charrninp frame for a youthful

rounded fane. Colors this season are not chosen : by ago, and the tiny tot can appear j In almopt any shades that are ap- i propriate for mothers'. Reds are. : favor'd for children's coats. In ali shades from Hindu to brick dut ! and the reddish browns.

111 hllll l'M .M

It Looks Like Ä PHONOGRAPH!

The Ideal Areola is a simple little cast-iron heater' that looks like a phonograph. The coal fire heats the water surrounding it and the hot water passes through small pipes to American radiators in rooms on the same or upper floors.

J. H. HAWB

Lincoln 7127

JTZEL 1625 Miami Si.

KJ i r,? :a(" than a iiiin. t-r has for a o: Vre vr. 'Th v ;iri' Mi'.t" n plied the 1 1 - t n . a ' i In a ri-dt. ii - p Iki--o proS l." th.nt -iiMi" day you'll pet

lu iil Httbinson Crusor is I'omul in South Seas N . I'.- T - Heir's a CriiA Ion-- man 1 ti living on a o n. Jl inland m th- Arafura sea be-n-,,Ti Au-tiaha and N'fw (luinra fot- r." years, hi only i ontact with t' outrr world lif iim in rare or- - slurs v lien a pa.-.-inc st amer :ndnr otT th" island and sonu-one rmvs n-lifr t ba" him a nfz of rice. It i so no lliü,: lik- iIk man who lived on th"'ii.md in 'nrads "han e." V. Soin r.-t t Mamtham, X'.t rlcht. hav just r turned from a 1". -month trip in th" South S as

and recounted the narrative of the modern Crusoe. "I had chartered a lugcer for a cruise In the Arafura pea." he said, "and I was asked to drop a bap f rice on the island for this old hermit. I had learnel on the uny from those who had already Feen him that ho was shipwrecked 30 years aro and with 15 other men reached the island in open boats. "They lived on tli island for three years before they were sighted by a passing ship that observed their signals and put in to them. Of the 1. five only were then alive and only four were taken away for the fifth, the old man living there now. refused to leave. He told the rescuers that during the three years he had spent with the other men on the island, ho had seen such horrible thlnftst that he wished never to live amontr his own kind again." "When I saw him," continued Maugham, "he looked an old and hairy hermit. lie was dressed simply in a Pinglet and a pair of trousers which had been given to him by travellers who had previously called at the island. He was very glad to get the bag of rice I took him. but he received It in silence. "During the 30 years he has been on the island tho old man has lived on chickens, which, it Peems, ho introduced to the island from the ship in which he was wrecked, their egs. Mäh and fruit from the cocoanut trees. "During the war he was alone for live years, for no ihips passed his way. and he was reduced to living entirely on what tho island could produce."

The ARCOLA Is IDEAL for Children In this season of coughs and colds you can rest easy and let the children romp the floors or play on them if your heat is from an IDEAL ARCOLA. Call for a Demonstration C.h. BARNARD & SON Call Mishawaka 585 Mishawaka

We Handle the

IDEAL ARCOLA

SAMUEL SLUTSKY

1240 W. Washington Ave. Main 5532

Dr. Wcgner, 33 4 Farmera Trust bids. 13-tr

Attention

This is to

Announce

that

I I I I j fyi : '.' -' ' I

f I

THE GUARANTEE PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY has M 0 V ED from 320 South Chapin St.

736 W. Division St. f Hg

. .... V. A .,

1 his is the chance ror a fe'

consumer to buy his plumbing supplies in town at reduced prices.

The Family is Often Huddled About the Fire! on these cold winter mornings. Nothing is better to prevent colds and start the day oft right than a warm room when you arise. T his is possible when you have an IDEAL ARCOLA

heater connected with American radiators. See one demonstrated by HARVEY L. HAGER 812 V. LaS?llc Main 1762

Plumbing Supplies Pipe and Fittings

Lincoln 6070

J f

Our New Location

is in the rear of 317 South Lafavette Blvd. In addition to plumbing, we can help you out on your heatins problem by demonstratini;

The Ideal ARCOLA

p. COHN

Lincoln 6713 di i iMnivr.

k UUll iUlil UIIU HEATING

Let

Install

IDEAL ARCOLA

Now!

It Gives You a

JUNE

Temperature

February

Call TODAY for a Demonstration

JOE A. LUTHER 108 W. Colfax Lincoln 1680

When the Baby's Health is at Stake

ALL SIZES of ARCOLA OUTFITS

Carried in Stock

Come in and et a list of satisfied users in vour neighborhood. All work guaranteed. Get my prices. Ideal Areola Distributor.

303 E. Jetterson Phone Main 22?

vi ' K

i t I

V V

0168

To jy fj huh vNV '

'j & it a

'i!

till -A

i n r

Your Heating Expert can install qArcola at once; and keep the house warm for the babies while he is doing it. yHE dangerous weeks are just ahead the weeks of coughs and colds. Hot air heat means that some rooms sre cold and some are hot. Arcolas hot-water warmth means an American Radiator in each room the same Radiators that warm fine homes and buildings throughout the world. Right now is the economical time to install Arcola. Your Heating Expert has time these days; he will be rushed later on. Telephone him for an estimate And remember that in the long run the cost comes back to you. Arcola pays for itself in the fuel it saves.

AMERICAN

i 1 1 i j

.ii

RÄDLÄIOK

raMPANY

IDEAL Boilers ar.J AMERICAN Radiators for crery heating need

243 Nc Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind,

! : i

VyVV

o a C'l

i v x

i'ysie i eiiiijeratiire m i-QMumi

m - It's possible if you install an

It is your duty to sec that the heating system in your home is properly installed. Few, however, realize this important factor of heating plants until "it is too late." Before" you buy your Arcola System it'll pay you to consult us about your plans, and our heating engineer will study your individual problem to assure you proper installation of the system. JAY L. TAYLOR 1915 South Miami St. Lincoln 6065

M ' M ;! !l 1 H

11 !!

'ZT r

IDEAL

Whether it's a flat, a two or three story house; the ARCOLA will keep the atmosphere of June in your home. ; Drop in and Let us Demonstrate It.

THORiAS tILL!ÄR,f1S 122 East Jefferson Boulevard Main 626 Areola Distributor.

H J

i !i ' 4 - 4 t i J . ; 1 J h .1 II : i n