South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 99, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1922 — Page 3

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SUNDAY. APRIL 9. 1022

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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110 ana mcra&an wews

! St. Joseph County Farm

Head Dies at Sturmis

STATE FIRE LOSS FOR 1921 REACHES

56,672,828 TOTAL!:

Total Number of Fires Wa 4.." 10. With Indianapolis

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INUIANAI'OM.-i. Apr:: i lo--. In Inrli.in t 'iurirt:

TT-roxlr.-iat !' 6 . . T 2. ' v . ' rJr ') th- .ir.r.'j.tl r;."rt ef N'nri : Millar. Ht.t'f !;r rri.tr.-h.il. T ;i ;"rt t: r. .! --i:-- i ' v.

i 4 . " 1 y ; t r k .! f r ij r:.. : :: 'z h- I:-: f ..u f h ' i ;.r v. hich ir iv - t- ' ; f l.tii!:: ' inI r 'i . : : 1 J-' ' s - w :? ii .i to.

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1 7 '. I 4 1 h-r n: i s h a l.n -.r-: K'-rt V;i;. n 7 ir ,

nur; ; INDIANAPOLIS POLICi; ! SEEK MLS SING YOUTH

IMIA-VA!' J.!r A;ir:l . W: !::-'$ m SV.il-o-ki. at For! I'rfir".i:i H..:r;.-7. t- ! iv a-kl lea! it -'..'

;) h:m ?: rji his son. J-.h-.. ! h i ' r t ! ' 'n :--.en xir. I'ri'I iy

n.r:n;p. i: aa sa;l tri .-n i

I j" .1 r-'i aft'-r hi yip- r f '! a not-" ! -u-r.t-'l ". Knntr-J" '-n-l -nf. from I lr.'!:3r,a;-r-'.i.-, A;r;I " I "Vom r-ni'.niir u ha! h i !p--r.'1 ir !fr: n to that othr fallow in jr'a i th r."1. ''Wfll, you (In what 1 j -iv or its th Gulf of M-x:o i thp 'Suth Sas for you for tw yp.irs.' j i coritinu-f5. "Votj hiv- till t h 7th i of April to Mo a I ny."

i Smiso.-ik!. a mt - ,r:t In th 'nan- f-R rl rr. n ' at arm s.-i-l h I- not kr.'-v anv '-n- ; 1 kVt::,Arl arvl aI.i :I r'nrit

CORDUROY BRIGADE MAKES APPEARANCE

AT BUTLER COLLEGE

STURGI.--. Mirh . A;ril

IYoh. :

kepr of th- St

'.arm. thr rrtil at ' i.; of h-art fail-jr. I i few hours' Hin-?.-. H

yf-ars a'A, fur ficht

J rc. p h

cpr of The firm for

an.l had redemi It to a rr.arkt-d uccf ??.

H - n rr

county

of ?turri.--. aftr only hid brr. :zhl vtar-

from faü'jr'j

win nous thi: i:sti:k

KAIU1IT CX)Mi: nto.M?

sic Aria.ni f.hi-r the t-iri

.Main 193- or Lincoln :0.

Malp Students Pledge Selves to

Wear Cordurov Until Puhlicly Unfit.

Try SEITS-TIMES Want Ads

Have Toil Piles?

indianapoi Arm Butir ' n,cn You Have Something to1

roii. io5 v.o nav iu; oreani7.A-

rrd r. a rn

'.norahl' Vininin Fad;h tf h u appeared "n

r-'.xt o. i.f v had',l-fn in Sin 1

, ( d-.v- l'i.r.'.-' I f -'A J i

It s a Crime Eton to On vi rn Of Good Bcvr These Days IHrrKOIT. Apr;l ' AI-v liurda. 2f years old. Z :'.'") Thirty-' h:rl .-t..

f tra

T- r r Ha ;. .'. : . $-1'-,. tot t--":l !:: iir.tr:'-' !:. d. 1 tir-

t "t i ; ii.il!..t ;

r .n-- r. Ha 'r.iT ;or.

. M.'J :. C. in Mjr.iri'--.1 :;r t. ? 1

al ''a :ra i;'. M." 4. '.'!(,; -.- I'r rap- . a r. d S-uit !i

-s p-i i apita J.'., total ir -:r-'l iritf. u-;tKi onlv

w it h a p" i p-

: ns and a total d i:n-

v-.r'h if in.-ur.i n had fh- .-niall-: r. iri.t-r i f ';:---. Mot- !ir-.- o r;jrr'l ;n tlu- month if M a rh.ir. In any '-t!.r rip-nth !ac-; V if. rh tot.il h-:r. ri I. January, h 4 7 4. ;i'il Julv with 4-'. 7. rankul r:-xt, acordin to th report. f-;:r t'lir.u a'i.---; f hr -w i S;-.irk. from oh i in n " -f. un-

: T if -n "f " "K;ht H U ,t I'll

tn- i arnpn-- a men s orjan:r.it:on a!!d t'n ""ord'Jroy nriad."

""o ijr. iKt h'iv- th"- quoia o diink" i - and a'a- raters that

to thri- in o'h-.-r schcls," declared r.n fdit"r of t)i- studrnt papf-r. "hur

v. ,io ha- a ff'A th(.-'f

. e :.'t'-rs wh'H idf.i rf a moiiihful 1 i rahL---: and ho think that the

talks In his W p. P.tu for thl habit: ront cf a!1 AV,i ls Sasafra. Far be h- wouldn't hav- h-n arr-t-d Kri-, ,. from .JS to shn th,. rn.,i5. r,u: !av on a hariT of !.r airing Mr. ,Hl. ,i..-. lf.i -v in rd.-.vln- o th-

h-Jtfrar.f v-te too ytn-r.ly, ithpr. I The Corduroy IlriTd has h-f-n or-i-a!iizd to stamp out t h f v o fv ?o-. ! hr.isS who think hopping jtret cara I i? r .tl ronqri.'' ' i Th C'-rdari-y lriade. according 'to a hulh.-tin post-vI in tho IJutr Y. j M. C. A. ro iin, now ha mor1 than ! T.fl memb'Tt;. They all are ple dged

to wear oonuiroy trousers on ana

about the ratnpus "until said frar-

V - 1 t V . r y-1 r -- r , r "v i Vi 1 i ' t i

Learn.

'ost al'.- w ll known and ju-tly famous law. Ai-- park--! !i: antomob;!- a ;h Cf-rra r of harr. :--rla in and Woodward avn:i-v wh'-r- h had pr"m-i-'-d t m t a friend. Th- fr-nd

not y t having appf-rr'd. th- day bp-! ir. warm aiNl balmy anl Alex !row.-y. h" sttJ'I down in th front! .-eat for a Iittl-- bauty sl p. j H- was still slumbering wheni

Thor:and5 who hav pile- hav rH , W arned that quick and permanent j relief can only be accomplished with j internal medicine. Nithr cutting r'-r any amount of treatment w ith J ointment and eupposltories will re- j move the f aus. I?al circulation causes pll?. Thro I

w'-.ik'i.j a complete stagnation of blood in'

th" lower bow el and a weaknin2r of the parls. Dr. J. S. Leonhardt was first to find th remedy. Hia pr-- i scription. HKM-IiOID. is now- seid by j all drucpi.-ts. Dr. Leonhardt tried it ; in 1.000 oases w ith the marvelous j record of success in S S per cent, and then decided it should be sold under, a riid money-back guarantee. j Don't w aste any more time w ith J out-sid applications. (let a pack-j

ape or Hb.M-JiUiu trom wttuck s Drug Store today. It has given safe and lasting relief to thousands and should do the sam for you it seldom fail". Adv.

immm & iminnon

NEW YORK 42 Broadway

CHICAGO 209 S. LaSalle St.

MEMBERS: New York Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange New York Produce Elxchange New York Cotton &. Suar Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Stock Exchange Minneapolis Chamber of Ccmmerc Winnipeg Grain Exchange All Indianapolis Exchanges SOUTH BEND OFFICE J. M. S. BUILDING Telephones: Main 390-391-392, Lincoln 2023 W. O. KENNEDY, Manager Facta and figures in connection with securities or commodities cheerfully supplied. Oui private wires extend to the Ifadins cities of th? United States and Canada. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN GRAIN AND COTTON FUTURES COMMUNICATE WITH NEAREST OFFICE

THE BIG ELECTRIC SHOP j Wiring and Repairing

S. D. Moran & Son

Union Trust Company v-sfr D7nit Box" with pe. -ial tacih'i for th- privacy rt:fnrp.'r

I'atr -oin.;in I"r-d Aniot, ti ts-in;' that,

. i a n i ;i

nt for torther wear." "It's just another

iwav, ua attractd

v vocal sound;

parked automo-

KELLER-RAMSEY " COAL CO. Main 477 Lincoln 1349

ADLER BROS. On Michigan nt Wa.-hlnston Since 1SS1 thi: sTor.i; rem mt.n and iuvs

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GR UEN the mark of Hirrhert Artitrs The Grun name on th'' dill of a watch hi hmcome the symbol of the tint watchmaking kill. It i your guarantee of ohtiimnc ac uracy. beauty, dependability in a watch. The woman who owr. a dair.ty Cjrun n-tl"t njoyf ftill measure of pricl'- in pos'cm-; a tt ;terpirce of Gruen Guild crattmanhip. a tinipp-c e of unchallenged prestige. Let u? ?how you our lare diplay of Gru-n XX'ristlets for women watche? whih have- beer, appropriately called the mot be-autifui in Amen. a. CLAUER'S Jewelers, Silversmiths and Diamond Merchant

observed A lex

Morpheus

manatintr from the b.ie. lit Icok'l, i clasped jn the amis

; a nd talking. j 1 1 r was talking fas-t and 50 me

what indistinctly." I'atio'.man Arnot 1

j relates, "so I ambled over to iret an I earful. I'm ml an eavesdropper. 1 but I consider it my duty to know

after-th-w-ar

ifinancul rt-trenchment," explained

cne of the st-fients who has signed hin name to the brigade's membership roll. "The price of clothes anJ

( r,ressinsr hafl pot to come aow-n.

Class-room seats are notorious for wearing out pants annvay. And as

.: ; o' r. ,: j ' 1 - x : 11 1 f v i : ' n a j- ;. j m r . i ?':: kr . ii" a t v: " f t h " ' x r- s ar trar.-d w r c' vit h r .

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f-e?le Th-

lilP s fta!s

and

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u r-: b 1 , i m " ! c;i re -:

1 : - 1 r h - r : .'. v. ::v. ! r of

1 t careless- !

hanrllint: (-f1

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tire-. I ' 1 !

-what's croinrC on on mv pot. Ber,'j

.......

I lie was saying peer mats sure' i fine 1-t-er.' I .-.iid to myself then thej

m 1 r w '.1 c c'-r.." i'rtifiiin i r ,1 1 i i "

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be a sname to waKe mm up. out i

! for creases can"

whif of his breath.

TU,.. - . . u tr i ,i

i ineie uas me aioma ui nups unu

keep 'em. We

! think the co-eds vnl think just as I much of us in corduroy as in tweed

golf knockers." . The. I'.risade plans to make It first appearance at the opening of the vur.-r.ty baseball season.

n t n l n r. - . w . r e -:n ai'.-i tnir.p-ni-for starting

without a douht. Then I

looked in the l ack of the car and i

would joii l-elieve it? ihere were 10 cases of Canadian beer." So Patrolman Arnot had to disturb Alex's happy dreams after all.

SI T.i.OOO BLAZE RAZES

1 CoXNKLSVII.Lr:. Although the

MILL NEAR MENOMINEE I iinMuri1 -"P''--'t Indiana

I ui .inn rn. in ine i.epuou win j r.ot h held in this eity until May j2o. 24 and 25. -plan already are well

T'-'ve-l 1'V fire Pridav afternoon.! " . ' ' , ' .," . , , most important matters under con-Th-m:.l. '.-rae sheds and many 4.. , v,...

j the thousands of visitore w ho will

MKXn.MI.M'K. April s. The i ant of :he ;c-ptiv.!;.' n- Cim--.inv a: M.ii'.n-tf-. Vi . wa des-

::r.V er piles '.v r-1 levfl'.ed by the blaze which wa- fanned by a trr.fc ale. The M.-n n mi nee rii. der'r?rr;n cr'-s.- d fh- river to help f;.'h th" f,r-. that, f.-r a time threat-

lire ;.i.r:;on or the city of :te. The I 4 estimated at parr. t!lv injured. The ReHox i'ompanv operates three

be in Conner-ville for the event.

er.e j

? ! r."

ir:n7 . e i : ' lie

t w -i a : i ant one n t t ' -. It i - ail the plant will j r-h-j.;:. ri-e hur.dr-d men , -r-rK-r. oat "f -m p !' A-nien t. :

! FORT WAYNE. A nnnuncomer.t his been made that the rate for telI eph.one.s in churches in Fort Wavne i j will le the s.ime as that charged for telephones !n residences. For a i time, the church telephones were

'barged the tarne rate as those in

business hou

;es.

r.I.OOMIN'GTON.

Bttnkru pt Canneries To Be Sohl nt A net ion

H V tUTF' K I .W."h

April

a r e u

of -.vir. t. p.' H irlfi i X fir ni c a : h ?irk an

S M. and

IIiisI)ari(l Slayer Is Held On Shoplifting Charge . INDIANAPOLIS, April S Mrs Florence Simmons, 21. who on Dec. 23, 1921. shot and killed her husband, Tames F. Simmons, and who is under indictment on a manslaughter cchrge as a r:sult of the shooting, war arretted today on a shop lifting charge. La von .lenkin. IS. who was with the Simmons woman, also was arrested on a similar charge. Detectives said the women were arrested af'er the two young women had ta -ten two scarfs from a counter in a downtown store. Following the arrests, the operative.', searched the homes of the two young women and recovered merchandise valued at several hundred doiiars. which the detectives say had beer, stolen recently from downtown stereo.

a ;

The J.

Hxa mi nation ot

a majority of 2.000 former soldiers of Monroe 'o'.inty has revealed that j ",'" to SO percent of them have tuberj miosis in som degree, according to j an announcement made recently by ; Iifr S. I). Vatt. of the economics ja...1 s-'c;r,; d p. i r t !r.-n t at Indiana i Fx. :''-r.-itv The situation among tha

. eiintv's former sTii - men r seri- ' r'un

'-,!.- Prof. Watts declare!.

REPAIRS TO SINK-HOLE LEAD TO COURT BATTLE

a .

i r" i Th-y f;:r a n 1 b-rr:

via: vr. in:".; . w.;r 1'

A I I, MJ1 Mi-i'.il.i nv a -; r order

ii are cents Trav-

rn mg en rl

e VO'

the .s: of M .in 1 :'..

1 '.e hl'T. Thej

K.VKiiirs or coLi .Miu s ATTIINTIOX. Faster "Monday evening. April 17, starting at S p. m.. the annual grand reception and ball of the council, will he hfld in the Oliver hotel. You nn-1 your friends are cordially invited to attend. Secure your tickets immediately. John L. Worden, lecturer. J-hn ". Hess, chairman. r 9.

PAW PAW. Mich., April S. Circuit Judge I. B. Des Volgnea. who is recuperating at a Grand Kapiris sanitarium, following an illness during long court sessions, will

court, here. Monday. Bangor

township's suit against Hartford township, growing out of sing-hole in the roid. Jojning the two towni will be called. IlarÄord expended Jl'Mi in an effort to fill up the hole and quit. Bangor continued to pour gravel into the hole until J700 had l-een spent and sue.- to collect half of it.

WIinitK DORS TIIK KASTKR IIAWIIT (X)ME FROM? Ask Adam Beehler, the Florist. Call Main 1?0? or Lincoln 63S0. ?H

MARQUETTE PARK

44 A Better Place to Live

OPENING SALE ALL UNSOLD LOTS SUNDAY, APRIL 9th

Can you afford to neglect this opportunity of selecting one o CSC lots at the unheard of prices of

$950 Up

$15

er Month

Including Interest Remember, this is the final wind-up of the unsold portion of larquette Park. Only 100 lots to be had, then comes thi; certain advance in values. All Improvements Included in This Price Take time to drive out Sundav, but come early or you may be too late. L. W. BURLINGAME COMPANY Main 1188 Room 5 Blackstone Theater Bldp

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The

Spirit of

aeration

Fortunate is the city whose people live and breathe as one, with a civic, social and industrial pride that is backed by a united, faithful spirit of cooperation. Such a city lives a life of real activity, constantly throbbing with rhythmic constructiveness and progress: forever uniting in things designed for the betterment of living and working conditions; realizing that personal thrift and industrial expansion go hand in hand. Such a city is South Bend. Roger V. Babi-on of Wellesley, Mass., the great industrial and financial statistician, has recently declared South Bend to be the healthiest city financially in the United States. To have reached this enviable position from imong the hundreds of large and great industrial -enters scattered ever the length and breadth of thi1 rreat nation, means more than a mere happening It means that a true spirit of thrift, civic pride and industrial expansion exists in the minds and hearts of the men and women and the children of this city. It means that we are united in an effort to make South Bend the best there is; the best and highest in ideals, in schools and churches, in living conditions, social and industrial progress; that our homes be the best, our factories and our products be meritorious and well patronized; that each of us desires our banks and their deposits to grow; that, so far as possible, we shall keep our funds in our local banks and invested in our local industries; that we shall constantly lend our every effort to make our city, our banks and our industries grow larger and larger, nd improve ourselves individually, and collectively; that we will, in the near future, double our population, our wealth and our production and usefulness. ; We wish to thank the residents of South Bend and vicinity for their willing and generous response to our recent offering of the 8 r r Cumulative Preferred stock of the South Bend Woolen Company Sound Sfr investments will not long be available 3nd those who have been fortunate in securing somr of this unusual security, have not only benefitted themselves, but they have helped South Bend they have assisted in the progress of the Woolen Company and are keeping their mony inve-td safely at home for the benefit of all South Bend We h ave but a limited amount of th is issue now 'nsold and will be pleased to execute your ordr or any amount, from one share ($100.00 each) to as many as desired. South Bend Woolen Preferred is non-taxable in Indiana and free from the normal federal income tax. For those who desire to invent savings fund?, w; provide a partial payment plan. Ask us about it.

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MARQUETTE PARK A Better Place to Live