South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 74, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 March 1922 — Page 3

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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 13. 1922

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POLICE CHECK UP TANGLED THREADS OF MOORE'S LIFE

Stnrv of Man of Manv Wives and Many Alias's Hrinj: rrified.

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rro fr;m him. In February !.vt, .irrordirp f Ik t. .hriff f I'.utlT county. "I've bf-n looking for him for srrr.o lim- .m a charge f l-'jini; a frauiul"nt rhvk, ut I p'j-s ifs no (- now," -ail ShriiY West upon l-ins ailvid nf h." arr at In'lianrijx;; ;on a i Inr"1 of l.imrr.y and pmbf-zzipmnt.

HEAVY RAINFALLS DO MUCH DAMAGE

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tii'- rnatri:no!.;a! n::ir- .of Isaiah .?-,!, i h(i;r .-:iit;-r. church v. i rk'-r :in'l man of v.i any '. iv's an l h' r- on rli.ir'M of h.'trt:y ir. ! 'rnh ;:! ri-nt. r.'iv'J on lh way of 1' ipi,' ur.r v ;:, ,1 TiJ' ? Jay with r--'-.pt of r port- frMii c:ti - l"-ariru' .'1' r.o i, i.e. rnin ' .-om- of his J;ur"i roiiS in.irn.'i.'-i. Moon .--n l by ny.c.' to have Irni?t-'I h hriw at I'-ast 1-1 or ID v.'.f- sf att r-.l throuKhoat th" jniry, bat h" h n b n abl- t. r-ni.ril'r th: nain of only 11 of th'-Tii. Th -tf.ry of hi- mat rimonbal i - .ipa 'h s ha b' n pn''l in s-v- ' ii lr.i!;ti;--.-, '1 J ' I i f - fit-Ii'-w inf rir,iat;on i on" r::;ni,' Ihr others v. II forth com In;,' "O'in. .Mc-oro uau'd pr liniuiary f'X'rnJi.ati.m In rjty our: Tu-lay and v hfld to the rand j-ary und r i'..'-0 b)nd. I If app'-arod in a J.k'lily nTvniH condition wii-n h; M1!" ar d in court, twit-inn-," and - rkir.;? constantly. hi'f r wb.cn -fcion'-.l jn h;n ceil r. -sardine his fi''(U(nt tn i r ria x v. .Moore said: "1 think it was due to my I '-rvous condition. It sc rns that as Ions? as I was pettd an-l lab:ed.

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'her times I would feej depr.-Hse.i d Ir.nejy and want to rin awav

rI";i : I wou'.d fir.d someone is- nd i.A iii love with them for a time." Moore uas taken in custody in Minr.' apolis H-veral days ng by an H'i'erativo rf a private dr-tectivo iir?ncy as the result of a corr.,p!aint Joade by his last wife, who was Miss Slarriot b'van, an Indiana school acher. He wa cnaLrfd to marry i: tri rl In Minneapolis when ariested i' was aid.

PENALIZE COMPANY FOR BAD PAYEMENT

$3.000 Deducted. From Settlenient for Inferior Lake County Job. INDIANAPOLIS March 14. More than Jö.Ofoi was deducted from the final settlemen of the Federal Prvin Co., which built ajroximately 1 1 miles of road in Lake county from Dyer to Deep river, thf .state highway f ummi-sioii announced Tij .-d ay. The ded .,c tion was made-, a l.it-ni'-'it ly the commission said, l cau-e the ( o.icrete used ly tlie contractor did rot met with the thifkr.' re-iuired iy the commis sii.ii. 'Ihe commlss. on's statement said that the committee rejected 1.1JS f et of th-- roal iM-jau?" it was "inferior." The taten;tnt read: "The commlss on refused to settle v.-.th the contractor for this inferior m.!ea;ei leaving th"1 builder the alten ative of tearing up and rebuilding this i-ection, or ivins this inferior pavement to the state. The latter selection was made."

Many Towns in Southern and Central Parts of State Are Under Water. INDIANAPOLIS. March 14. Much damage his been done by the luavy rainfall-? in southern and central Indiana during the past two (J;.js, according ' reports reaching r rt Tuesday niht Many cities reporied streams swollen and overflowing. Farmers in many places have been wa ned to move ther livestock and fcrnin from the lowli.ids to pla es o safety. It is feared some of the Indiana streams will pas the tlood stag" Tuesday night unless the rainfall ceases. Leport.s from Tetre Haute tonight s.'.ul the Waba.sa river there was nearing the Hood s'. ige. Many persons" living in the lowlands in that district were sai 1 to be moving to hi?her ground.

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.MAKKILD IN PLOIUA. PLOItlA. 111., March 14. Isaiah iMoore, held in Indianapolis on bigfcmy and ern,ele:nent charges, ?iiarrlel Jviura Hertzberu her. June IT), 1 S-1 . under the nttue cf (jeorge I'hurch, county records whow. The Voman gave her home as Chicago. They were married by Miss Amelia ;erke. Assistant pastor at the Central Chris-Han church here and the raan gave his name to the minister n- George Chucrhiil. the records fhow. Th wife was not known hero, Vut Churchill, or Moore, only rea.ialned here about a month, ami 2-ft, teJUnsr acquaintances he intended to b marrieI.

APPROVE PLANS FOR NEW PURDUE BUILDING LAFAYKTTF. Ind.. March 14. Plann for the new recitation building at Purdue university were approved Tuesday at a meeting of the board of trustees. Contracts will be awarded April 4. The building will be immediately north of University hall but has been so placed that a giant elm. one of the campus landmarks, and the driveway surrounding the campus oval, will remain intact. The building will be three stories high, of reinforced concrete, and will be faced with brick and i-tone. The architect's estimate placed the cost at $101. 0-00. It wil! houso the departments of history and economics, mathematics and education.

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pelled to be noo 'ed. causing a tieup in trailic there, the sewer system being unable to take care of the heavy tic od. Miller's Pl anch, a small wrtain near Portland, is out of its lank. The White and Wabash rivers in the vicinity of Prin?ton were rising rapidly Tuesday n'ht. Streets ot the town were reported Hooded, as the result of the heavy rain. Traffic was fed up several hours Ll ConncrsvilU, Ü way reported, when a portion of he track of the' Ind'anapolis am! Cincinnati traction line was washed out. The streets ot thru place were Hooded. White river. r. ar Con nersvill . wa reported overflowing its banks and threatening tl.c low Kinds. The lowlands along White river in the vicinity of Indianapolis and Anderson were reported to be Hooded. A smal lbridge near Anderson was washed out.

MICHIGAN FARM LAIS" I) VALUES SHOW LOSSES LANSING. Mich., March 14. The value of farm land. In Michigan decreased la-ct year for the first ttime fdnce land .'alu Rtitletlcs have, hem collected by the state and the federal department , of agriculture, according to a report Issued by the joint crop reporting bureau Monday. The value of improveI lands ie created from $31 an acre, a year at,'o. to JS7. at present, according to a report. The value of plowland drojped from ItZ an acre to $60. These declines are described a.s mon or le.s nominal, because only a small amount of land hae changed hands at th reduced prices, and temporary", because Indications are that the values lo.! in the past year will soon be regained. The report points out that Michigan L an importing rather than an exporting stat so far as agricultural products are concerned. Owing to faulty marketing conditions and transportation, much produce is ehipped out of the state, the report .says, but an equal amount "is brought in from other states. Michigan values have decreased le.s than values in other states, it i.-- pointed out, because the emigration from th farms to the citle.s was co rapid as to prevent any decided riset in farm r rices during the period of national inflation. The tendency back to the farm Ls now s rving in a like way to prevent extraordinary reduction In farm values due to low prices of farm product.-

win; nivoHCim iii.m. DAVID CITY. Neb.. March 14. :-r !! Johnson of David City.

Mail Clerk Injured in W reck at Porter Crossing llLICHAUT, Ind.. March 14. Samuel Kohn, a postal clerk living at Toledo, suffered a fractured left leg this raornlng when the rear car of New York Central mail train No. lf0 was derailed at the .Michigan Central crossing at Porter, Ind. One truck of the derailed car was smashed and metal parts were thrust up through the floor of the car. striking the mail clerk.

Pennsylvania Train Is ' Derailed iear Kokomo KOKOMO. Ind.. March 14. Penni sylvania train No. i'17. due here ! from Cincinnati at 1:1. p. m.. was

derailed at Nevada. 10 miles fouth of here, at 1 o'c'oek Tuesday afternoon. The express and baggage carr turned over. Two coaches and Pullmans bumped along on the ties for a quarter of a mile, tearing up the track as they went The locomotive and dining car did not leave th rails. No one was reported hurt.

IU'ACII FLOOD STA GL. TEURE IIAUTK. March 14. The Wabash river was expected to reach flood stage, 16 feet, here within 2 4 hours, the weather bureau announced Tuesday. Warnings were sent out to all places along the river south of here Tuesday morning. The river stage Tuesday morning was I.T.j feet the weather bureau said.

Dodge Escapade Victim Has F racturcd Skull KALAMAZOO, Mich.. March 14. Miss Emmelino Kwakococ 19-ycar-old State ormal student, Injrred when she jumped early Sunday morning from an automobile diien by John Dodge, son of the late millionaire auto manufactucar of Detroit. wa.i 'all Tuesday morning fo he in a serious condition. At tlie hospital, where it was stated she was suffering from a fractured skull, all visitors were denied admittance to her room. Dodge arraigned Mondiy on charges of driving an autoi!obile while iatoxicated and illegally transporting liquor, is under bonds of $7,000 to appear for a

hearing Tuesday, March 21.fl

DELAY IS GRANTED IN KIRBY APPEAL ADRIAN, Mich.. March 14. Mrs. Matie Kirby, of Hudson, convicted in the Lenawe circuit court last December, of manslaughter in connection with the disappearance of the infant ton of her daughter, Miu Alice Kirby, appeared before Judge Purton W. Hart, at the opening of the March term Monday and was excused until the opening day of the May term. Mrs. Kirby's appearance in court was made in compliance with the provision of the bond given for her release during appeal proceedings J. N. Sampson, of counsel for Mr. Kirby, informed Judge Hart Monday, the defense is nearly ready t' file its bill of exceptions trbon which Mrs. KirbyV appeal to the supreme court will be based, and the court extended the time for filing- the bill until Aprril 10.

Income tax returns made out at Engel Cut Rate. 74

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Men's famous well known RALSTON'S SHOES have all been cut to $5.00. For the small sum of five dollars you can take your choice of any shoe in the house. All have been reduced. Nothing has been reserved. We must close up shop and get out. Such values have never before been offered in South Bend.

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$15 WOMEN'S SHOES for s5

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Can you imagine such a thing possible! Yet it is a fact that you may have your choice of any Ladies' shoe in the house for $5.00. Included in this offer are all of our Famous ARMSTRONG SHOES, OXFORDS ana PUMPS. They consist of the latest patterns, losis and models. They come in black and tan colors in both kid and calfskin leathers, also in suede slippers in black and tan. Nothing is withheld. All must go.

All Other FOOTWEAR Has Been Reduced m Proportion

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New Victor Records are issued regularly every month with special releases between times as needed, but at any given time there is an infinitely greater variety of musical entertainment to be derived from the Victor Record Catalog. Records you have waited for are now available, and among others we recommend: ' Cradle Son$; Emraett' LulUfey 64695. 17217 Lullaby from Ermini 74431 HU Lullaby 631 18. 45090 Serenades bright, cheerful, love songs 1 Lo, Her. the Gentle Lark 64267. 74603. 6S073. 43113 A MJ Morning 64159 Serenata 64399. 66079. 95033 Violin Selections that livo Caratin (RifJ) 74336. 74283. 16051 Meditation from "Thai." 74182. 74135. 35306, 74341 Traumerei 64197. I73S5 Famous Coloratura Songs Polonaise from "Mifnonw 74489. 74653. 63296. 45006 Shadow Song from "Dinorah" 88298. 74532. 55047 Mad Scene from -Lucia" 74509. 68021. 68071. 68299. 55047. 35214

Memory Songs

Cany Me Back to Old Virginay 74420. 18195 Silrer Thread. Amon the Gold 74527. 17474. 64260. 16786 When You and I Were Young Maggie 74490. 64913. 17474. 16361

Any dealer in Victor products will gladly play any music you wish to hear. Victrolas in great variety $25 to $1500.

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