South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 95, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 April 1922 — Page 22
22 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL . 1922
LEPERS GAIN UNDER
INFLUENCE OF FOOD . J10 Patient at Culion Inland Gain 10 Pound- Kadi in Three Werk. MAMU. !'. ! . Feb. l . - (F.y Ma;! Or. hundred an 1 fn ' ( n Culior, J.'.r.I gv.r.ei from nr." " Sft P"ur.d fvh in thr- w-k. ':i"'!f r th l:;f!:JT.' r.f fn.vi rhoton
by M:s HartP-y Embrey. food : , - n,,rt hero .Monday. chmi.st of the I lock f--; r Found- in FUjt, Tr. McC7ean claimed t..n. M : - Emhrty, wh nr." thar hn patent had been unfairly th" I'h;:i: ::r'-- "w-rai month- ago , c,:,l, had u-n embodied In th 'or th purpose of s-.: 1; in- th- ' f- iw;, r,,n. Conspiracy al.'o was f.-t of d:f r-r:t food :i the P";-; ch t rg"d. illation nr. 4 of improving 'h'- -JUr. Th court h!rl that th nurc cf ba juf returned from th- Min i jth. Lewi machine gun wa, not due vhcro '"nr" 1-T" con- j tn any of M.rOan'fl inventions It f nd. j decided thcro was no evidence) At th fiP2f.t!in of finv. On. i to how nnv -on-plrary nr.fnuduWood. ML Hmbr-y experimented conduct upon th part of th v. it;i 200 lprs cf the colony on ; fr ( n,.;, nts on the other hand, the ''lEon. ir,A adults ana '0 rhülrn. j (f.,.m on sn?, th evidence shows Ti- l.'-n? un.!r h-r treatment t r.ui.-! f-ff ort on tlu- part of th de'r" paratfl from fh othr l, ffn(!nn to .nvo fho MrCiMn mm-
crlvcn uniform food of munpo or f.h for protein. vrprtab!' nnd rU o or corn for carhonhydratey. Th chi'dren w?re Kivn nr.p i;Its f'f milk arh day. "niirty-fiV percent of th adults nnn - ptt-ui or r t, ; 4.-i rr n ; zi'wl !n wr'ht." ! Mis. IItii-J .vrey. --V.V unr-d nn outdoor kit- J -v-i. cooked the food our.lve j ri..'l .- .- infm. ill" r.-.t tmtl, about 't waa that the food w ufd v.T: iot xpenslv. Th colony r.of ds mony and proper .ciprviion. ithout thoo no mucJi can be iiopo.l for." Two booklets written by Mr.n.'b''ey. and publish od by th burau of ao!nco. tolling of the r4f.ilt of her investigation of foods! will he distributed throughout tho j l'hl'hn'ne ....... ... mv&r Parte 3 The rpular monthly mooting of t!" Sunday school board of the Freo Methodist church will bo hold at tho homo of Mrs. Xlkard. l.'.th CottaK3 prAyermeotint: in chir;' of Itev. A. Ii. JI.mI!ton will be held Tuesday evening- at the ho meof Mr. and Mrs. Jackson I-Ivans, S. Jixth .t. The Fellowship club will meet Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Himer Krouph. . tfixth Ft. Mrn. Wesley "openhaver. X. 11th 5.. will bo hosto-i to the Flinch !ub Thursday afternoon. M". A. 1. Brandenburg and Mrs. Mo'and Miller will he hostess to the Ladle Aid soity of the M. r:. churcli Tliursday afternoon at the pronape. S. Seventh .t. The meeting of the J. O. C. Irl. scheduled for Tuesday evening, has been postponed one week. Mr. and Mr?. 1. C. Miller of Elkhart entertained a party of eight .River Park ami Elkhart friends with a theater party at tri Blackstone .Saturday evening, followed by luncheon at the Oriental. Mrs. Robort Ivis.-!. N. Eicrhth St.. ws tendered a pleasant surprise party Sunday by a number of South Jend anl Bler Bark fr.'ends. The affair was In celebration of her birthday anniversary. A mix o'clock dinner was perved, covers Lein placed for 2 1. Music, jramea and oontepts featured the evening's entertalnmer.t. At meetintr of th T. I'.. irirl5 i held at the hm of Mi.ts Martha I JIf-stty. plans win. made for a t-oolal I .ffair to po Riven in the near f j t u re Rt th home of M:cs Hattio Dornnso, .Mifhaaka a v. To- election of ofllceri took place, a::d the following
choen: President. Miss Hattle 'er antI -Mrs- l?eck Sunday arter-l-mroe; x-;ce-presIdont. -Mips ITs- coon. thtr Ktiepper; -rctarv. Mi-s Mar-' Ir- r-q- arley Martin are th-i. eatty; tre.uror. Miss Hernie i .Pnd'nsr a few days in North ManK'nnMock. A so.-. a! hour was t.- j r''?. Inil-jo.-.ou and r.'fr-hn;.iiH were er-, e-d ! M!s Maple FIsel. of Craneor. is bv the hosto.'-'s. Til" r.xt nu etir." ' v!,fcdini,' a few days with Miss Kuth l v.-.d bo held with Mi.-s Hernie K no- i Truitt . liTork. ! Th .vt!'jrtljy p.Uht rrdro club was ; PLYMOUTH i 'ertninfd Saturd iy evetiirz lv Mr. i . . , . . - a: -l Mr,. A. Lubur. Tieasant t. j nttyl three-year-old daughter of At .ar.l. prizo.. wore won Pv Mr. "T nA MrQ' paries Drubert. died . , , y. t, . ". , Tuesdav mornlntr at their home on Mrs. M. Hunsburpcr. AJ.mi, . , . . , , ir,....,, xt r- i, . I-iko av., with diphtheria. There Jlunsourper and Miss f.va Kapp. A; , . ' , . , , , , , . , are two little brothers left n the two-eourif luncheon a served bv i , ., , , . .... . ." ' fam'.lv, older than th daughter the hostess. 1 h r.ot meeting wi ; ' , , . , . , , , , . ! Bettv. A private funeral was held b.. iieM in two weeKS. the plac of i . , j ... , , " witer In the day i;et;rc to be announced 4a er. Co o dled on Mr. and Mrs. Harry U r.bUl.r en- ! Mon jav n, ht bronchlal trtained w;th a family dinner Sun- j morU ftter an of a few daya day in honor of the birthday anni- was a nroth,r of Charles Cooper. UrU7'V V ;;,lT- CoVers ! late county treasurer, who diM two veri .a.u for ent. i weeks ax. Manse Cooper waa In Mr?. J. H. Smith entertained A I Plymouth to attend hi brother' I. o'clock dinner Sunday at ! funf ral an4 tAken ff!pk a f(.w home. S. Fifth M. i'overj were laid ' javs later fcr 14- 1 Tho bites report on the condition Ms Martha Huff er. Mishawaka i ot i:.iri Enerry. northeast of Arpos av.. was hof.tr,-, to a number of; uh, vif. died Mond v, is that he -u:h Ind and River Park frlenda :. .ni Pvln? but In a very critical Saturday eve-rune. Mufk- and tamos condition. featured the evening. Pen l'ark.-r ! Mrs. William Gibson and dausrhar.c? Miss I.ouio Kins-l won t!-.. !ter, ravo Coral and Mrs. Kussel Prize? at bunco. A buffet luncheon ; cuoti. are cpendint? Wednesday in was Forve.i. ; c'lv.ca. shopninc. Mrs. Charles Witwer. S. Eleventh1 Mrs Frank Head, trnmnt officer ?t. has rerurne.i from a ten days 1 ha.s t'.io rPi and is confined to his vi'.: with her daughter. Mr,. W. It. i-t j but is s'.owly improving. Decree, at Detroit. j Mrs. Pari Virion, who wa.i taken Georse Wiybri.sht and C. E. Krle- j to the hos'.ptal Monday to be treated Kf r of n'.khart spent Sunday with j for pneumonia, is reported to be betIt;Ter PArk friends. j ter. Mrs. Harvey Pautrhr sr.d on, (Vrr 5 citizens of German townhioyd. and nephew. Charles Thompsh!p patliered in the commlsisoners -n. N. P.hth ?t.. have returned room at the court house Tuesday from a vis-.t with Mr.v Pauher'sito present the'.r petition for the fixparcnts. Mr. and Mrs. William Nix- ' in?: of two roade vh!ch Join prave! on. at Hartford, Mich. ! roads tro'.nc into Premen. Tlies Hr. an-1 Mr. Pudo'.ph Wolfe of rond? are In very poor condition and Indiana av.. Smith Herd., are mov- the need '..s j:reat for their reprair. in- to Ninth t.. Uivpt Park. j Harry c.ruh has eiven out the Mr.t LXavid Myers and daughters. U rner.t that h has not wlth-t-ne .Vl?sa Jan and Henrlet. X. f drawn from the race for congress, as Sixth st.. !:ave return.! from Ohio. . roportcJ a few days ncro. There are wnr thov spent th".r vacation ' bre other candidatos out for the with tcUtive.s. I out for the oirice. M:s Ptb.oi K ; p. has rf.urr.od r- Alpha Wlckey is still In a fro rr.a vi.t with h. -r parents u: ; critical condition. HnT arment f Poua.ac M:rh. hcxrt is the c.Td?e of her F'.ckTh condition of Mrs. Wilt Jam net wJ,!ch the romp!!Ault. who was removed to Hpworth i f R?!cr' f,v!wJr- xh b!r?h of & hc.dtal la-t we-k for treatment, re-1 bb" a vrfk nsror-- 1 T. II C.-irke, of Pdinburp. Ind..
Mi? iLirearet Hjr.shur?r ha returned from a -.iit with hr prsndparf ntü. Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Marker, at Woodland. K. G. Imel. N:r.th t . bis rotxjrne ! from Ir.di.if.apol.". v-hr ha at-tf-n.-TM a netinc of the Tücher j t'nl AKociit!cn, h".i ati-rday. K-neth Pupe. Sixth has re turned from Itocheste-r. Ind.. wher h? spont h:s vacation with h'.a prandmoth.". Mrs. Amanda Winblijler. irflru -Mc'.ro A, wn.j purrere i a ; br" k-n 1'- t 'a o week.s ao. hi s recovered sufTb i- nt.'y to be rt v.x .odi frr m ft. Joseph ho-p;ta!, Mis'i i'A.-ika av. to bs home. V. I!:ht!i -t I Per. John Timber., who has b en a pucst cf Mr. and .:r. P. P. Wolf, lith rt.. while attendir.ff the quir
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hf-:n: at Spri.ig Arhr, M-.ch. E TROIT MAN LOSES MACHINE GUN SUIT clkvi:i.ani Apm 4. Suit bro-:ht i v nr. s. n. MKriean. ofi I Stroit, an'l other vockholders of !: .MrOn Arms ar.d Ordnance ".. rurain.' m. a. Prad:y. it. m. ! Calf-, ari rdi-.erx for $:r,ro-0.nnr ! to bo du from profits throusrh th j-tU r.f th Lew! mad,;!: -in durinr th" world war, waij ,i;,r;i;,(.i by Judg John W. perk, j ,,e Cinrlnnat! in the, forlorn HUtrtrt ' Pary. and tl;at full and fair notice had h"-n jriven to th stockholders of th actual condition of the company. "Th a of th patent? was fairly rnad for adequate consideration and a f ,.r notic.. to all the Ptockholders of t hr MrCln Arms and Ordnance rompanv.- the opinion reada. and ronrl,1(1(?s hv nrd-rini? Dr. McClean or-,,1 nfhr n'InflfT In nav tho rnitf of tho tmt. NEW-RICII PLUMBER TO CONTINUE WORK mi, OKA DO SPRINGS. Colo.. April 4. Jim Younger, cowboy, "" 1 Wntlc of th.n city. In going to rnnunuR at in p.urnoinis irttue, uo- , . . .... . , , ppiie i.nw laci mat ne nan just iwjii j yomn land nir the Mexla, Texa, j oil field for $r.o.noo. Younger was orphaned In infancy whn hla parents were kil'ed by bandits near Ia Junta, in Central Mexico. For years nfter rpachlnjr boyhood ho earned a procariour llvlnpr on th open rnn?e In Texa and became an oxrert rider. After orvintr thron?:hout the World war he returned to Texas. At a land a!e conducted by the ctate Younger bid in a peetion of C, 4 0 nrrefl at $ .? . 1 r por acre, the state giving- him 4 0 years to pay the $2,0I6. An oil company offered him 150.oOO for 2 00 acres of his land, and tho plumbor's helper accepted. The ontir $50,000 goe.s Into government bonds just as soon as he can turn it over to a bank, he ;a3"s. Younger Is unmarried and has n-J matrimonial aspirations, he declares. GRANGER Traverse Bay and wife, of Three Oaks. Mich and Otto Bay and family of South Bend fpent Sunday with .Mr?. Mary- Bay. Mrs. Charles and family, of South Bend, .pent the week end with Geo. Frances and wife. Harry lUnlntran returned to Chita"- ftfter ?ndln a WPek wlth h,ä mother. Mrs. William and family. Mr. Whittney. of Chicago, spent tho week end in Ciraner. Harry Shlneberg- and family, Wm. Hoffman and family. Mrs. Mary Kee can. Roy Kr eel, Cieorge Krances, Mr. Charles and John Walsh and family wore in South K.end Sat--rday. Iu' Hass ,n Klkhart flatur c' " afternoon Jerrv Runnles and family of Ham let, and Mrs. Tiirssell S-elfert. of Now Carlisle called on Ida F. Shafis in Plymouth VT'.tin-T n:s son. . V. Clarke, for a few days. CRUMSTOWN Mrs. S. Spyehalski and fon, An drew, and daughter. Irene. Mi.s v.1:irA s.now.-ka. Mr. and Mrs. AI lore Ia5.7ynpkl and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mais visited Mr. and Mrs,. Pis z y r. ski. Sun d a y . Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller, of New CarlLle. visited Mr. and Mr.. J. p0nt'.s, Sunday 1 lt' ?!! what we earn that coants -it's iirv; we save. Start a savins annu:;! now. Poposit.s made rn or brfure April 10 bear interest from April 1. American Trust Co 45
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John Kolakls, MIshawaka restaurant proprietor, whose body was found on tho banks of St. Joseph river Monday night. Kolakls Is believed to havo been a victim of foul play. Officers advance the theory that a woman played a prominent part in luring him to his death by taking; him to Eiagle Point, several months ago, and at which time he disappeared. The woman fled this vicinity Tuesday morning, it was said. Arrests Momentarily Expected in Mystery Murder of Local Merchant Police Confident of Apprehending Slayer of John Kolakis Place Credence in Theory That Woman Had Important Part in Slaying Prohe Several Clues.
With arrests momentarily expect ed, the Mishawaka police are con fident that they will be able to clear up the mystery surrounding the murder of John Kolakls, local Greek merchant, whose body was found Monday afternoon on the bank of the St. Joseph river about three miles east of this city. In addition to the investigation being conducted by the local police, the crime is being investigated by the sheriff's office, with Deputy Sheriff Orra Taylor conducting the investigation. The important development of the day waa the credence officials place in the theory that a woman had an important part in the murder of Kolakis, and this angle, together with several other angles are being thoroughly investigated. The theory of the murder that is generally accepted is that Kolakls j met his death, not at the hands of a party of holdup men, but rather j at the hands of parties who not only j were acquainted with Kolakis. but j who knew also that their victim was In the habit of caj-rylnsr largre jninis J of money on his person. It is point-1 ed out that if he had been waylaid by highwaymen whose only motive wm robbery, they would have taken no pains to make away with the body, such as vero taken by the mu rderers. Two Theories. As to the actual commission ol the crime there are two theoriesone that Kolakls may have been lured to the outskirts of Mishawaka, possible to the place near which his body waa found, and then shot, his money taken from him, and thei body pushed to the bank of the river. The other theory Is that he was murdered, probably in Mishawaka. and after nightfall the body va3 taken and thrown Into the river, either near the point where it was found Monday or from the County Line bridge about two miles east of the place where the body was recovered. In the reconstruction of the events rt t b c crimp tha KPPnml thpnrv nresents more dltflcultlea than the first, It would he quite possible for the murderers to have taken the body to the place where it was found, with out much fear of det'tion. as there ; is a road, little travelled in winter time, branchin? off the Lincoln highway leading to Eagle Point, and it would be a matter of little ditticulty for two or more men to carry the body from that road to the river bank. However, if this H actually what happened. It i difficult to account for the fact that the body wai not washed away during; the re-cent high water In the river On the other hand, if the body
was thrown into the river from the seer. Further. according to the county line bridge, it is difficult to j -icr? emanating from Mishawaka, account for i: being washed ashore ! TColaki! hid grown friendly with the at the point where it was found. A j ?irl. The your.g Creek, reported to short distance east of this r'.ace i av hfen a physical gj.mt and there is a very sharp bend In the weighing above 200 rounds, could river at Eagle Point, and some think : r.n easily have been Fet upon unless the bodv would have been washed he. was lured to th river, probably ashore near Eagle Point If it vas to ; near Fag'- Point, ar.d then she; be washed ashort at all. and that if ! frnn- behind, his body later l.-ein? it was not washed ashore at Eap dumped into the river. Point, it would not be- likely to leave . Shortly after th discover:' of th the current in the center of the ! photograph, pedice officials recalled nver rrl h shnre At a!'1" arrest made in South F.nd ir.
Point where tho cour of the river ; a former Greek resident ot j thp ?ime building and under the "l DS0N EDSTER. 21ls straight, inasmuch as the river j MihawaKa when on the. witness - management as the First Na-j has been very high for several tar.d. testified thaw he carried con- ,n pay 4cr ,.tf4rer on ; Guaranteed to be in th bMt ros. n , i cf aled weapor, orlv beende h 1"ai lixr' Wl41 iA' ...1 rn. m ih, condition. A democstritlea weeks past. . J' vn, n ' . n; all SAVINGS DEPOSITS made prior' in this car will r-n-ve whr we re rind Woman's Diotnrf M-.te I a oung woman ens: of j f Jrt frQrn April 1. ; willing to g-.;arant i. Fr!-, Jl.Off.cials InvesSticatinK the crime Mh-i.vaka, whom he beloved. fk ' 'J ' " Aflv. 2t,i l c ri.'.r Mt SaVi Co., are giving consideration to every could tell the whereabouts of a " "i JJ"1j S' )hla M' M-nlv,
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veloped, and the belief that a wo- reared. man had a hand in luring Kolakls - , -' l,hl5Ar 9 lef3tgenthr; CIVICS DEPARTMENT ally accepted. Probing into th j dead man's acquaintanceship with j TO ENTERTAIN AT TEA women, th police hav made a I The Civics department of the number of important discoveries, j Mishaw.aka Woman's rlub will cnon of which the rinding o' a pic- ; jertain at an afternoon tea Thursday
ture uf a woman in the dead man's room, is considered to have an Important bearing on th case. The ar.sle that Kolakis may have been
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V V vy.Jyy- : . ..V.V v. . .-v- '. '"'.-'V . Know Her? f ij i ii m if i ill i MJt , x. I ' - -v .fu ' -v. . ' :: ..v.N .. .. p: : L y ,?a,s KJtJ" - s." " s". . . . .. ,-. " c. '. - V sW, S t ' - V OS - - - -- ' - - A photograph found in the room of John Kolakis, Mishawaka merchant who is believed to have met his death as a victim of foul play. Police seek her identity to determine whether or not ehe can throw light that will .s-olve the mystery death. a mark for a blackmailing gang Is also being given Its full share of attantlnn nr,.t r- . . t,. V. . . 11.-.. A other officials working- on the cafe i have ar.rlve1 at a numb?r of cUl one at least of which Is expected to reu!t in the arrest within a short time of vcupecLs of the crime. , Credit Photo Theory. I Chif? of rolIco '""rows of MIsh j awak and detectives of the depart merit there give considerable cred ence to the theory that the finding, of the picture of the unknown alu.ru:g g-iri may ie a ühk m in? ! ' bain of circumstantial evidence whiai they are weaving- around the unknown murderer or murderer?. In support of this theory, they hav learned that Kolakla had an ! appointment on the day he was last i Jr 'vbo had mysteriously dlsapfron Z to n'i'lri k at th cluh rooms in the Mishawaka "public library. Mrs. W. P.. Kinsley, chairman, ha-s arranged an interesting
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J-EGAL NOTICES St.if of Indiana. i In th. St. ,l.-.-rh Circnit Totjrt. r-h- .- . ... . .. .. Ihp Will Anncicil of th K.-ifit of VJ',jr I'.urt. deeeaied. vs. William 11 Tanwril. ot nj f'nntsj No 1V7 Partition 1 11 1 -in 1 11 1 1 , ; j n 1 t a 1 " ' r 11 1 1 1 i ' l ecus I-inrin? rlle.l hi rempbunt thoroir;. tojpjir wiift :in affidavit in.it th .;tfend.mt .loht Tanswoii. Nollio r b-r. harlo I'.urt. ;rare Ilrnrawell and Minnio l'.r.twi. k are not resident of 'he ttte 01 iDiiun.'i : trnt in roiionoe. 01 trio tdonce. or tho it.nwell i tmknewn arch and in inirx a Tan wdl Npliio irt. Cra re Hramand Willi, n H. In tho al.ov,. on-l r notifioil that mi-1 Indant un.im H. 1 anwell 1 nnknnwn rd upon dilifc-.Tit Sfcannot to n M-orf ;i i noi ; Jort of notion i t tition of re.i! rtat: Now, throf"re. John CallDdpr. Chnrlo Hurt woll. Minnlo I'.ostwiok Tanwell. defendants titled rauo, re herchv notifioil that mi lo thov t'O and ajpoar on tho M.tli d.iv of May. 11C2. boinj: tho 2"th day of tli May Term of tho St. .Tooph l'irouit 'unrf to be hold ou tho firpt Monday of May. 1 02"J. at tho rourt hmi in tho 'ity of South I!ond. Jn cald County and Stato. to niifcwpr or dniur t paid cemphin'. tho .irn' will lio hoard and dtorniind in thoir ahsonop. In witness vrhroof. I heroiinto t niv hand and tfco poal of paid Court th T.rd lav of April. Wr.l tSoal WII.IH.'R M. WARNT.H, nrk. r?T nr. kn a ni) i.. iiof.rstman. I Pp'JtV. C. W. ningham, Attorney lor rialntifr. Apr. 4-11 -1 TI K Ol IIONI IM IT Statp of Indi.iii.i. St. .lofsopli Co.infy. ps : In the Commissioners' Court of St. Josoph Countv. Ind. April Term. Mnudny. April In the Matter of potormining to Issue F.onds by St. Joseph County, IikI iann. for Io?vrool Krad Improvement ns Petitioned for by Williari Leman. et ni. .Notice is herrbr given fho Taxrayprs of St. Josoph Count-. Indiana, that the Hoard of County Commissioners f'r St. Josoph County, Indiana, did in tho above entitled cause, at its regular fcesMci ami meeting on the 3rd dny of April, T.rjJ, determine to issue bonds or other evidence of indebtedness exceeding Five Thousand ($..ooo.0) Pollard The amount of bonln proposed is $1 14.000. on. bearing Interest at tho rnte of live per cent. The net nssessed value of all property in said St. Joseph Countv is J'J 7. -WJ.070.li0 and the present imlebt dness without this Issue Is $1.7i:i.7fU0. The proceeds of said JmuhI issue t be used for said proposed Highway Improvement. Ten or more taxpavers other thnn those who pay pol) tax only, wh feel themselves aggrieved ly sm h dotf rminHtion may appeal to the Stnte Hoard of Tax Commissioners for further action by filing in ji petition therefor with the. Countv Auditor on or before the ex pi rat ion of tuentvnlne davs from tlir 4th dav of April. VJ'22. The"state Board'
will tix a data for a hearing in thisj Tl, ,,rove ,,,, fur SH,otv rflzor üj Lounty. - i shave you as well as any five dollar Hy. order of the Board of Connty Com-; Mfptv Vazor. we are going to sell onmlssi.Miers of St. Joseph County, Inliana 1 hl(I,,irf(1 thousand snfefv razors with
Hated April 4th. V.C'2. CLA K E NCH S E DC, W I CK, Auditor of St. Joseph Countv. Iuiiana. Apr. 4-11. noth j; or hum) inmk. State of Indiana. St. Joseph Couuty; n: In the Commissioners' Court of Pt. Joseph Countv. Ind. April Term. Monday, April 3. VJ22. In the Matter of Determining to Issu Hoods by St. Joseph County, Indiana, for Iivision Street Koad Improvement as Petitioned for by Samuel M. Kobinson. et al Notice is herebv civen the Taxpavers of St. Joseph County. Indiana, that the Board of Countv Commisnionera f ir St. Joseph Countv, Indiana, did in the above entitled cause", at its regular session and meeting on the 3rd day of April. 1J2'J, iti.rmina tn iamw. bonds or othor ov i - dence of indebtedness exceeding Five Thousand l $.". mhuhii Dollars. The1 amount of bonds proposed Is $74,Oi0.i). I bearing lnterett at the rate of five per cent The net assessed value of all pro-' perty in eaid St. Joseph County in S'J)7.-j VJ4.070j0 and the present indebt dness j without this issue is $1,713. Too. The proceeds of Faid bond issue to be. used for said proposed Highway Im-j provement. Ten or more taxpayers other than themselves aggrieved by such determination may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further action by ii.- i .1 ..-s.w .i.i Iiuug ill n pennon i ue in oi nnu me. I'oiinfv Auditor on or before th ex-I piration of twentv-nine davs from the j 4th day of April, i01"J. The State Board; will tlx a date lor a hearing la this County. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of St. Joseph Countv. Indiana. Dated April 4t ti. V.ti'2. CLARENCE S E DG W I CK . Auditor of St. Joseph County. Indiana. Apr. 4-11. .NUTIC'K OF BOND I5lL. State of Indiana. St. Joseph County, es: In the Commissioners' Court of St. Joseph Countv, lud. April Term, Monday, April 3, 1V22. In the Matter of Determlninc to Is9ue Ponds by St. Joseph County, Indiana, for Turkey Creek Road Im provement as petitioned lor by win K linkner. et al Notice is hereby given the Taxpayers! C- F . . . Vs 4 s - 1 n I I A . n b n ' of St. Joseph County. Indiana, that the Board of County Commissioners f ir St. j Joseph County, Indiana, did in the above; entitled cause, at its regular session and program of entertainment. Herman Wilson, blind pianist, will contribute a selection; Miss Winifred Wunderlick will sing, Mrs. French read, and Mi.ss Madeline Stein will lve a dance. All club members are Invited to attend. HOSPITAL NOTES. Mrs. Frank Hayden, 502 W. Battell Ft., submitted to an operation Tuesday morning-. Mr. William Weimer who reI .1.. . . 1 - . . s. 1 n . n n tlon, lias sufficiently recovere d to leave the hospital Tuesday afternoon for her home, 521 Elizabeth st Mr?. Carl Rams by was removed to her home on E. Sixth st. Monday evening. SIIX"IAL AT THK TI-ZMl'IiT-3. Ao an added attraction at he As an aacied attraction at the, Temple theater this week. Joseph Doxtator. xylophone artist and a: former director and manager of "TV Melndv Tinvs" nrrhoetM will play selections on the xylophone every evening. -ai .10nuay evening's performance Mr. Doxtator played "Tho Russian Rag" and every evening. At Monday even - ine's performance Mr. Doxtator "Silver Threads Among the Geld." LTHKW yillJAZll FUXKIlArx Funeral services for Matthew Miller, S:0 Lincoln way W., wer i held at St. Josoph s C athollc church, roeder. Burial was in St. Joseph' cemetery. t i -nr in' TYiT?r:rT The F1r?t Trurt and Savings Hank, riUtlHTA AT ILTTriIi SCHOOL An operetta by th- children of; e "Dtttell school, under the dithe rectlon of MLsa Gladys Helfrlch.j music supervisor. will be -riven ; Wednesday and Thursday evening! at the thool auditorium. TO ITXTF.IiTAIV CTIICL1 Mrs. Chester Haynas, 3 1 : w. 1
TuePdav morning at eight o'clock. ! qnifped with fu-nirure ...dy and cat.. Vl I i'AMr.l!-l u',r,n - tvL
The pall-bearers were William fn t' v v 'Varl- 1 cr "ith 'Viu rA. In-rnre at - Thallemer. Nelson Christianen. , -J" -JL IÄK U August Mahank. Augu.st DeGroote. bargains; term, if ; d-lr. J '.d-: LlAKh a : ; Jlf" , , , t-j fax Co., 4r,tJ Lincoln V. ay tst. Main "I''i'S overs, zd r ,s.o at: 1 , t .
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Mhawaka av., wjll b hostef.s to FoHI s ill naTic for qui-k -le, aiAlio it. s.at coter. c.irtain. vnIJ' k - w'a i lfOi and Hri'i Erd tourit-g enr: ei-l fral i hoitry ; rstlrnate furnished, the members of th "Woodmen C.r-j ' ,-7,il I.'.nrnln' IecWer Auto Trim Shot.. 3-4 E. LaSall-.
cle Wednesday afternoon.
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r-' Th r . r.i .s-! v.il f a.l . , .. . , ! w rti m; ; s s " i N Sl.TI". 7"" Tho j-.-ro.. , of hft", iuo to bo r ". l i -,p ., iiict.'.v :iy Imt n v. n.-- !i 1 ' i i 1 i 1 n 1 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 " tlK wi n r p. v !! tn x enlv. wVi foo! . iLc.-.ss.'It. nrur'.-'V" ! ! .:h dtorTiiln- ' ;n may n.;;:i! t - th- tjit rnrd of, ' Tax rommis'onori for further artmn bv ' tlli" i:i a piiti'n th-r f.-r with the , "ii'y a 'i;;rr r or nor. to im - . "v.':-y Av.juor r or t-orore tu. n- ' i':rati:n of twenty ht." d.j fr-n th"1 If- .!.r of Aprd. P.- Th- Stato Hoard i Hy nrdr of t;o pmr. of Co irty Corn - ini-jvir.nor of st .loirfh County. Indiana. iMted Aprd 4th. P..-.'. ; T.A IT ITN 'IT srP.iWICK. Auditor of sr. .T-.-t h Counts. Indlnna. Apr. 4 11. ' i':rat;:n twenty trr." i.vs trom 1:1,1 ANNOUNCEMENTS C.'.rtl f,f Tlianks HniiOi i;h -Wo wih to exrro our pratitudo t. ro'ativrs, fi -orids nnd ii.'ililinrs for tli sympathy tn - thl. our tiuio of sorrow." Words ran not oxpross ttio rornfi rt olit.aii -d fnni th frlotids of Krr. r.ith who OOkc 9 O highly of hiiu n n rlassniafo and' brotlier S our. A'o wo want t thank all who fn lovinely rf mom i.orod hhn with flow f. Mr. and Mrs. W". IT. Itoroiiirh. KINtiSl,i; Wo wish to express our' ; gratitudo f.. relatives, friends and. iiei'Jiiiois i.r itif synipainy mumwi us ( in r lio Jess i f mir mvj, William. Words j e.mnof xpr -s th onmfcrt we received fro?n his mnnv friends who spoke sol hlghlv of hiin. We also wish to thank all who p. lovingly remembered him I with tlow.rs Mr. and Mr-. C. K i.i- sl. Mrv MvrtU. Cldv Dontists 3, ! PH. JACnp. lioI.IiMAN will open his den. a I office at Ibtom '2, rphonm ; ' The;iter hide:., on Monday. April Otb. A -ray. l'ra'-ticed years at Iast .nieaco. 1U. CI.Ai: Ilse!: I, MASON, formerly at Ml J. M. S. bldr, is now located in puite ?AV2 Vnion Trust bldg.. where Is engnred in the genera! practice of der ist rv Punoral Jlroctr 4 NKLSON L. .lu.NKS. with the aid of the only lit . ;ised l;i ly pmlialiner in th city, and .'! years' oTperienre. deserves rocs id- rn t ion sh. uld misfortun com to your family. Wayne and St. Joe sts. Lincoln ri'Jlf. Lodm N'otlcosi vtitvh m i-m-ti v. ... tt..r.a ,'h-. tor N-0 U 'nnirs.;lv' evening April C; noral work. 1 n ' Wuthrieh. W. M. Xnra Honsberg. t. s.-ey. Prrxmals four King of Cutter blades, for the sum of ..V eaeh. or wit a a blade stropper at 30c e;icl Kxtra b ades. threo for 10c. T 1 1 F. II. C. II A HT MFC. CO. CNIOWILH:. CONN. AITO.MOl'.Iü; u W N E H S - I a ra gemon . mehani-s, rep.nittv.cn. send today for free ropy of this month's Issue; It contains helpful, instruotive Information on overhaul ng. ignition troubles, wiring, carburetors, stornge hatterle etc. Over 120 p; ges. illustrated. Send for free eopv t"dav. Automobile Digest. 7?, Butler Bids:.. Cincinnati. O. HINDI' AS rÜOLO;iST -Dr. Himihia. of East India, tho world's noted medium clairvoyant and astrologjst sitting in I his great power rending human life. j tells your life etory from the t-tars Remember the star will guide you I through life. If you are worried, troui bWi or d i scou ra jed on any affair of life, send the d: to of your birth. 2'5 ; cents to cover m.iiling expense. I will! ond horoseoy o f importance to you. j Must send '.elf -ad dressed envelope. Address Ir. W. K. Himihia. Phoebus. V:i ( JOHN u. Ui :tMior imh a,-.,,,, " licensed and bonded, is the local of-; tce of the International Secret Service. association, Rootr; 2. (bid Fellow Bid?.! Phone Main 140. Night phone Lincoln ! 1."41. ! ;MOVIN,.w Load to Chu-;!po. Van body tons; full or part load: reponsibie. Leaving Ihursilay morn ,'rur7' f ;"' ,,,.M:" lr.HiSIe! t o. 1,1,1. o , 1 . ing. Will bring !ad back. Scott . 1 WII.l, NOT be for anv debt contracted by Mrs. Hay Lowe. (Signed) K;iy A. I.t.wp. Ixit nral Found. 1C i AIRDALH Pl'P bMt; 4 months old : j b!?ck back, tan lops and throat, smooth i hair: called "Buddy." Valued ns fam-j Ily pet. Reward. Call Lincoln tvH:,,.J). j LOST- A wiiite I'ox Terrier. vit?i I lack j markings on head and small black j spot on neck. Reward for return to i CS.i S. St. .Too, or all Lincoln l'.''.t'.l. TKAVKLIMi P.ACf -Lnst between South j Bend and Benton Harbor Road. Call j L. s.'VSj. Howard. i TRICYCLE lost. April '6, Fo:n time be tween o and 8 o' -lock. Some place on j o.-ist side. ("all ?I-4r.so. j LADY'S WATCH Closed cae. lost.; Hifhlv Tabled. Reward. No questions nsked. linder Iravo at News-limes. . - - .. - AUTOMOBILES Automobile? for Sale. 11 BARCrAIN Small car. will trade for equity in Louse. Ill Deau bldg.. Liscoin 13V. i BUICK Fix. fonr-p.nsen.rer Coupe. Equipped with all g od tires, bumper, and newly pain'ed. You can snv , ßOCo on the purchase of this car at our price, $'17."5 Superior Motor Sales Co., 2HM.) S. Main St. Main lvi. HI ICK Automobil . twentieth Cntnrv 1 Parage. Phon - Main .V. Ask for Mr i 1 O .1 1 1 ' . 'pj-rpj-Five passenger. Thl car l as hid excpj- tlonally gO"d care, whih yo i will notice 'rnm ex;tn:in;'ti.ii ; -4iilpItl with (onl tire aii'l one sf.are; j'aint is first class; rv top. and the ui-chani'al "oijdition we guarantee. Prif-e 5iT". Süi.tior Mtr Sales Co., 213-13 S. .Main st. .Mam is". , '-'HANPLhll ruring car with winter toj-. hj ronditho; .r.no. studebak'r; touring. 4 -cylinder; .Po. T! " ".:f x: r . 7.",; l.:i:ioin wjv Wet. M:dn :2. . i C'HKVRol.KT F. l. touring. Driven : n """ UUles. K. tlfllstie-l find lias tr11,1,1 ! l' 11 ! ni.prar,r.c. of ,..w ear. C-,11 Lin. ;cm:N KoLK f s ANI (1 I 1 I I V - V M .' i V t ; the best stock of ued ch-vr-d. -s and 1 lords in the city. See them before you im! v. io-i enn ret one on your own lo-i can fet or.e on your own tirna tritt'. Ant.. vilts i y.l.l ! Hiiicoin War v. MniV 71! . P-fir.I'MKT. IV :Tn.ffVlQTT'lÄ-!lV,' -.-. ......... 'irui i. V.. - ...--. n reai car ir t.ie rnonev. narry w. Y( oiworth. distrbutor. fsed cars on f.rr, tPT r-l";rof,m nd rTc a real car for the rnonev. Harry (t. bolt!,i; i,uMn car. j.-vi im tr;-k fTin icOIT Electric for nale. Paint and batterie, like new. $"'.. Call 427 E ! Howard St. TOFRINO 1921Onlv drlren a ftort time; hn bn run r.l'i rnt:. XV will giv a standard guarar.tee covering th' .r in full. Pric. f;.o(. superior ?dnfor Si'c Co.. I'HMI s. M ii'i St. Main lv lcv f'"3 La for' e av.
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.titonitiIc for Sale, 11 a .hti'lr Fori r-.T,,. .t -, : r ! 'nt'T- d With rc.rd t!r.- ..! I.iii.-..!:! W.iv W. M.qtn 714 r'i:i im i:in, a r. har.iral . 1 i ; n f.,in,l rnirf .11. .1 1 1 . . '.nun. 1 iiiani "litr. .".'kV, vi-ivr, 1 i 1 . T7Z 1 m r.,n ik; nw ' ijoo.l tlre' nubbo-ü BUl ,,-.t j.v, j.-or f'a ' rr trndV Soth I'.nd '.Nanh Motor ' SaJot I'o . 1 r,,f,n Wnv TT pi jjr.'o!n Vnv TT r;; 777777- r i'r rn rr Hl 1 Mnl. I.L -,ew Hnpmobtle raedeis 1 L"- ; STI'Ii:HA K IT It lwli perie. btc ix Will tr.-d- for player piano. l'-!st ! kt.. S.i!.s Co.. T.ll Lincoln Way W. M.i:: .14 FJITTk n.r our lir of r:o.l .-arn n,l ' fii "i'.TfTTiMTT: v ii TT, rr LmI i vir our lir of :o,i ,-ars and
frn. 'ks hrforo biivir:r. Whit helpi rou i . i. k'T. in' ho?p us. Stop i;,. Srrvi.v C.arag. "221 ; U , ,.' ' ' V !. 1 ' S. I..tfiietfe. Main -TV ' . ' V.' mV Kit I. A N i toirii. for na!o. $p-.i f,.r.t of nil ; fall Mi In j in l.f.nj o-.r r : .t s: at n:. i ion. ÄTTö ownkhs ÄTTT ! --':r:.t tr i. 1U VK11S Hforo you ,Uy or trad- ! Hr.d C . . L".' N" V your now or used car it will pny you In i l A.Ni b"'". i ,i if to po IK Feferinan. South Hend Ne.sh i a-itiuoldlo rop" !- Motor Car Co.. ll I.lnroln Wav K. ' If hp. Wo .' T ,
MIST RAISE MONEY; WILL SACRIFICE Dodge-Overland Roadster: Sflx-n : two lste models Maxwells. TMkart Auto Sales' Co'., 233 S. Mala St. Main -Xl-s SrnCIAL BARGAINS SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TI1E NEXT FEW DAYS, WHILE TIIEY LAST. WE HAVE THE MOST WONPERFTL BARGAINS IN TSED FORD CARS IN INDIANA. COME IN AND GET TIIEM AT YOUR OWN PRICE AND TERM3, OFEN EVENINGS. W. It. FIINKLE. INCL, 223-5-7-9 N. LAFAYETTE BLVD. BIG SALU ON REAL GOOD TORDS. TUE AFTO MARKET. 532-34 S. nCIIIGAN. . LATH IfC" DoDGK for sale. Run 13,0o0 miles. Uns four snubbers, ppot light, bumper, five cord tires. mgnto, etc. Excellent condition. Paid fl.rtoO. Make f'r. 222 Farmers Trust. ARE YOU GOING TO RÜY A CAR ON TIME? If so tell yonr dealer to sent your time contract to the Associates Investment Company and thereby get full coverage on Flro and Theft insurance and ,y00 de1iKtaM rrdlision Insurance. It will cost no more and you will thereby rnak your Interest rate 7- Don't pay more. See u for Dealers nlrp o:r fnn. Anv make of fir. 3rd floor 'armers Trust Building. FIRE. THEFT AND COLLISION INSURANCE fnrried on time pales. P-anlt ?tcount 7"r. bon't pny more. Aoej,1fe investment Co., Farniers Tni't P.uiMirig see our csj;d cars Studehaker roadster, wire wheel?, excellent condition Overland I'd ?0 Willis Six and many other. Sc oar line, ! CENTRAL OA RACE. lHi Dodge Sedan, repainted tiui. fine upholstering, good tire-, motor overhauled. 1P17 Ford Tearing, orerhanled f 1M 1P1S Biick 4: new too 2-s.1T-!; FJ17 F'ord Roadster, overhauled lio.o-i Eapy Terras Open Evenlnr AIVANCi: ALIO HXCHANOL' 744 S. Main St. L-'70 Tnis AD ! fpi tn nty'o number five. When you ordr jour ADS have them et in this etylo. The Fl'trht additional oo.t is offset by the great increase in resuif8. Order your ADS act in styl No. b. Motorcycles And Bicycles 12 FOR SALE-l'..'! mod-1 Henderson; HTM model Excelsior: all in first clan mThanlcs' condition. Crese Cylcle Shot. vv. V.aiir.gton ft. LOOK ' -Si-vpr.il r-h':i!t Jdhr.S'in mnti-.f ! wheels; several rebuilt b'fvrle; also evral g.o.i o 1 .ut-boar. motors. Helton- Motor Hike shoP. E. Jefferr,n Rlvd. Lincoln l'lo'. 1 several good ii'-1 I .ut board motors, Automotille Access-orie. 14 tllt'll liU'Vl'I'C 1 1 '1 r;,i.r I.e . ' , ; Z' I IaI T ' s r .t V 1 Ik C'.-,i,'.r V ., V 1 - 'i rv it ' .w ..vh: r, f-r (out s7 ! ettra. Auto specialties. 227 Pasadena ;iV.. ounrvtown. On o. nv.. Vour.gstown. Drdo 1'AHIS We buv m and wrek em T - r a t . 1 all m aLa r.f e- '. r- a X ' , r. , ' V .... . . . . , . . - ... - . . 1 ' 1 .1 i , !. All M .. t r II. TI -T-. I,. r J 1-1 .1. t U.. A.Sl. II TH.T : Auto Co.. lis . South Ft. Main V."V. At; to to., rin . soutn Ft. .Main j'. SEE I'.S HE FORE YOF BEY RUnkr - IP-od nr.d Radiator Corers, Alcohol. Motor Sprdy Co. 11? Ti. Jeff roi ! : j!2 S' H'ZHl 43 3 HA Automobile Tires iTIHHS a few repaired cafrir.?1 ftt tTi i fdlowlr.g prices: r.r.x.l, fjPx34 at !2. H'Ji.lU, at $2 .Vl; 32x4. ;'.',.i4. "4U ar I ?i. : ?..'.x4H. 3x4i-.. at ?$ V Llnsen1 'ni'-r Tire Shop. S. Michigan t. I TIRES -We carry a In f t!."T"-t tlrfi, il bargains in u.l tire. Aller- ' foi,-i Tire Shop. 4'K V. S-.'.th Sr. i TRI CK i oRjj tire,, to lit Ford truck; i :2e ''j4': to mk rocai for ; r.ug j ffooJi. $i.i. Lincoln Automotive Supply Co.. IT..! E. Jeferson bird I FAl'.RIC AND CORP HUES ' Frunswik. Darton. Marathon. Gil- : kttes, Con'lLer.'talP at .""1 liscour.t from prt-sent lists. Here Is your chan' 1 to ffj:ir, your car at a pavlr.g of rii J rnonev. LINCOLN AFTo MOTIVE S FITLY CO, 1 113 E. Jefreron s'r u' station Repairing;. 1" Lincoln fdP5.
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