South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 99, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1922 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SUNDAY. APRIL 9, 1922

SWEDISH DISTRICT CONSUL IS VISITOR IN CITY SATURDAY C. U. lr D.mM Mop- Off Here Ltiroixtt' t Murkliulm for Extriuli'il acalion.

10 Of Of

Join FacidtyMllWIM FIRM

Local School Singing Soon

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0'..d masters, rsh? has x ; ri- r.ce m Chautauvi.r..i r i T n 1 work, r ii said to I'O.-surj a mi.-ual su eetness ami

McIIf-nry school the r and accompanist.

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ted that months

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dish v Dr. V.' consul

r'-o-kholm. Mr. - !, t..o trip to h r:.x automo-

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K.'.right. a :::-::d o;

tk Canada.

Mr. de Lardel l.to Lica for rii'.rv thai: tkrey

ployed in th; S -diJh diplomatic iervice. Ho . a.- h;atior. d In Montreal fcr t""0 n'd a h.5f y-i't -

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in Aint-r- ' -.irs t-i.i- j

WILL HOLD FIRST PUBLIC SALE TODAY

Art Exhibit at Progress Club to Conclude Today

POLICE ONCE MORE NAB 'TOMMY' WARD

t rs at Chitati';;;J fo According

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f.vo i ar.s cf !or U'n srv:o- tho Swedish govtrnr:er.t grants her re: res-. nta.Liv t s a huh lav of fou

! teaching is by no means new to thi

for V,. P. McII.T.ry, director of suhool made hia first appe.ar-

:nor; th..-. Tii consul l:a-

uo;r. his vao-i'i op., durit.l"j idar.J to v:.-;t the 'tn : in the UnlLJ S'.at.t.. II Jiii:i his car alio ri a:.i

city the

a nets hero 2 5 years atro. It wns onlv within the last n;oi;th, however, that thi school wa3 Incorporated. Th'9

i Mr. McHenry to

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of Europe enrout' to thf province of iM!i''.

return to

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t:iUL-h larger and more intensive scale, j Mr. McHenry is well known ' throughout this part of the country j as ' a vocal teacher cf ability and

ev.pt-ct.-5 to to'.ir part.i

chi! lr-

his hon

r. and Mrs. .Kh thf :a art at pr--in Sut'it::

t'-veral ol" his puj)ils liave rissen to

;..i'-s o! world.

proniincnce in the musical

Vor

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dly we.-tern alor.M there ati ptopl.

f:v'.-.- ': I"s nud

ln Chicago

WOMAN, SUFFERING MENTAL DISTRESS DROWNS IN CISTERN

,C !'0 of hiö native

Funeral Services for Mrs. Huru icli to He Held Monday Funeral rvics for Mr;. Iio.-Hui-vich. :0. wifA of Max Hurwirh. Ol'O S CIint .-t.. win, died Fri-

follcv.dr. a stroke of ap-

i ' 1 tomorrow mornfrom the Tf.-i U-nce,

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op.r.xy, Avi4I te

Jr.,? at C o r'.oc

KuMd M.r.da of Te:i:;:e Bvth-El nfhciatin'. F-uri il 1- in t!ie He brew c-!r; t r ry. Mrs. Hut-Aich w.i.s horn In Litliuania April 27.. lTj. a:. 1 hid liv.j

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During th'' rfffP.t lr;v of t!u- Jf.vi?h war uff-r-

tiroi, an n.:tif worker dent and or.mizr

Auxiliary of S'rj w.-ts a!.M)

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Coroner Finds Suicide of Mrs. Elizabeth Tieclge Was Due to Dementia.

The Tied'e.

death

of Mrs. Elisabeth

i ytars, founc drowned

Expect Larp:c Number to Inspect Newly Acquired Marquette Park Property. The I. W. Burllngame Co.. recent

ly of Detroit, Mich., which has ac-1

quired the Marquette Park property, formerly held by the H. A. Wood Realty Co. and the VeedTrenor Co.. cf this city, will hold its first public sale of the property at 3 o'clock this morning. The entire .sales organization of the Burllr.sarr.e Co., consisting of 20 men and their families, reached this city during the week via automobiles and will take up a residence here until the property is sold. A suite of rooms has been engaged in the Blackstone theater bid?, tor the sle orhce. Th6 corps of 20 men have been working in the city throughout the List three daya and from present Indications It is expected the new holders of the Maro.uette Park property will have the largest number prent to inspect the property today since the land was cut up for building: p-urposes. More than a dozen cars arc available to be utilized In transporting people interested in inspecting the property. The acquisition of the Marquette Park land by the 'Burlingame Co. Involves an investment of one million dollars and waa taken over only after a personal investigation on the part of Mr. Burllngame. who is one of the bet known operators of sub-divisions in the middle west. Mr. Eurlingame has operated in pub-division work on the Pacific Coa.t and in Detroit for the past 17 year-.,. In which time he has handled many millions of dollars of high claÄ! sub-division property. During the pa&t three years this company has developed the "West 'Warrtn av. properties in Dttruit, cor.iip.s here from that city. Scvs lucluitrlal Bk:h. "It is my honest opinion". Mr. Burllngame said, "that South Bend is on the Verge of the greatest ii:-

I dustrial activity that it has ever ex

perienced. I had heard a great deal about this city in my travels while investigating property, and agreed to take over the Marquette Park addition only after I had made a careful survey of conditions here. I am In a position to know of activities now under consideration and about to be realized within the next sixty daya that mean much to the

! Brewer Collection of Paint

ings to Be Shown for Last

Timp Tili- F

, e . , I, prosperity to the city, I have spent nacht av.. shortly after 6 o clock i . , . ... , ... ...

:iturday morning, was caused dur-1

ii: a period of dementia, according

to Coroner Crumpacker's finding Saturday afternoon. Th.j lvnurin is l-rrm-n tri Vn vt ntti?

.. ,.. , .ticerned than any other city In the

win !e li

a grei.t deal of time in this city

during the past three months and believe that South Bend has mora to look forward to as far as an increase in business activity is con-

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Alii M)c:t-ty of thf Jewish yii.ino;ue. r..sid-3 her Ira-!. arid, sh.- i.-f surv: 1 by four chiMr-'n, Mauric oi thi- city. Mr.-. K-'.ward I'rit dman ot V.n.h. -h.i. Wi.-f. Siin::.--1 of Dal! i. T ., and Abrahira at home. Ühe rh-o P v s two .-:.-tt i Mrs. H.

Pu::ipi 1:1

iid to have taken her life. Mrs.

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iad I '''u iS Known iu nave ueen et

I c'-ntric but was not considered dan1 gerous. Siie is said to have sent ; invitations to friends and neighbors I darin-: the Christmas season to at-

; t'.-ud dinner at. her home and it wa3

it-r found that more than 4 00 hun-!

cf Chirauo, ' "s. H. Pinion

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s".niu.d r.cth it t cf M.lw iuk.'f, and

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ild'zcrly Returns From Trip to Havana, Cuba

"Xo doubt the residents of thia city have no time to pay attention to prospects such as Marquette Park really is and must be told about it with proof for any assertions madtr before they will agree to buy it. My men are well conversant with conditions here and all we ask is a few minutes of their time in ex

I1Y IXJLA iJ. I.0TIM:K. j Thia aiternoon and evening wail' be the iact opportunity that the peopl3 of South Bend will have to view j the P-rewer collection of paintings j

which have been cn display all week at the new Prcgress club house, N. Main st. There to no admuj-.cn fee or charge of any kind connected with this exhibit which is being presented to the pub'.ic under the di

rection of the Art department of tho

club of which Mr. Fred SIbel U chairman. Mr. Brewer id here with the ex

hibit and will explain tha po.inur.gJ '

to thosa who are privaleged to vie,j them. Noteworthy In tha collection Is the portrait of Father John Cavar.augh of Notre Dame university which was only completed last week. The colloction is a carefully selccteJ group of works best representative of Mr. Brewer's highly developed art together with work of other noted artists sjch aa George Inntts, II. O. Tanner, Jamee Carrol Bt-ckwith, Chauccy Kyder, E. Irving Crouse and Frederick Waugh. Mr. Brewer has been engaged in his profession '1 years and has six sons, two of which have -achieved remarkable succesri as painters. Sons Famous as Painters. One of th-m, Edward V. Brewer, is the creator of the Cre-am of Wheat paintings familiar to everyone who reads the magazines. Another son. Adrian L. Brewer, is a landscape painter who has won four awards. Mr. Brewer, Sr., works with wonderful facility and for that rea.-on has

produced a large number of can- ) vastus. He has painted poTtaits uf ! many of America's most distinguished and wealthiest people a.r.d his J

werk Is represented in many of this

Alleged Liquor Violator Again Victim of Raid Saturday Find "'Moonshine.' F..r the srcor.il tir.ie within th last two months, Thomas Ward. 512 E. Laal!e av., waj arre.-ted Saturday afternoon by Detective If ? r g t . Valentine Delinski and detail t n a charge of unlawful po.-3C5.-ion o! intoxicating liquor. The police were only abl? to secure about one quart of "moonshine" on their viii j eaterday. Ward was released or. bonds and will he giver, a hcarir in city court Monday morning. In the previous raid on the Ward soft drink establishment, the police olhcers wrecked the bar located in the building after they had procured evidence of a liquor sale in achar.ee of their raid. Since that time, the police say, Ward has continued his practice of telling liquor over an improvised bar made of a few planks and a couple of beer kegs. Ward, the of.icers say, has been one of the greatest enemies of the Volstead act in South Bend and despite his frequent arrests and jtil sentences he is alleged to have continued his business of dispensing illegal liquor.

WILL MOVE SITE OF SUMMER CAMP

country's rint-st homes.

.'w York and Chicago and

tains a summer residence at St. Paul, Minn. Miss Virginia Tutt v. ill act oj chairman of hostesses this afternoon and will be assisted by Mrs, Charles Stoltz. Mrs. C. S. Bostnbury. Mrs. C. Banta, Mrs. Walter Mucs.-e Mi.-d Mary Byerley. Miss Edna PlacO and Miss Mary Mclnc-ry. At thrt o'clock there will be an informal program which will include a group of songtt by Mrs. Walter E. Bryan accompanied by Mrs. Floyd Gaumer. and a gallery talk by the artist exhibitor, Nicholas R. Brewer.

Camp Roosevelt to Be Located at Silver Lake, Near Laporte Beals in Charge. Camp Roosevelt, the leading national educational c-r.campmtnt for boy.?, will be moved to a site on Silver lake, near Laporte. Ind., during the coming summer. The camp was formerly at Muskegon, Mich. The new camping ground extendä through 24Ö acres of ground and oilers unlimited opportunity for nature study. The boys will be housed in small log cabins and meals will be

Oliver Players Will Offer Famous Comedy Of William Collier Xcthir.g B-t the Truth." William Collier' famous ccmedy, will be predated, beginning this afternoon and e er.ing, by he Oliver Flayers who have jus-t hni.hed a. successful oper.in? week in "Smilin" Through." Mr. Glenn Coulter, who rday8 t19 leading role and also directs this corns Jy, eugt-:--t3 that anyone curious about the subject of this play might simply try telling the plain, unvarn-ihtd truth for the next 2 4 hours. "We all have to answer certain questions with well, e might call it diplomacy' says Mr. Coultier. " Questions like 'Do I lock my age'." 'How do ycu like my home brew." 'Hope I'm not delaying you?' hundreds of questions like thfic call fcr answers not literally true polite evaitons of the truth which might ba called society lies. 'Then there are bu3;nes3 Uta. 'You have, doubtless overlooked this account,' says the creditor who really means to say the debtor has been pretty slow in paying. "And there are white lies. A small boy says he took the apple-3 to avoid betraying a pal who would cther-wi-e get the blaiae. In I.cs Mit-er-ables we were all touched by the Divin Lie' of the nun who saved Jean Valjean, although to her It was suicide to tell anything not literally true." In the play "Nothing But the Truth." the bet of a young banker that he can tell the truth for 24 hours brings on one humorous situation aftr another, re.sailtin? in th gayeat kind of comedy.

Couple Will Celebrate 50th Wcddinz Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Miller of 1428 Mifchawaka av.. lvav today for a visit in Chicago and to celebrate thdr golien wedding .-.nr.iver-

sary. They will be the giie.ts of;

honor at a dinner to be nwn Tuesday r.isht at th homo of Kenneth F. P.eers. Relatives will tre present from South Bend. Elkhart and Co

in carh Incrasei actual 'Jt'fj r serv'T, to abo-it J 1 4.$$0.vh

WHEAT .MAKES GAINS AFTER WEAK START CHICAGO. A;r.l V V.h'-at advanced shirjly toiiy af'-r a -wVc start. th July o;l?n touching new high mark, the v.-"-!; n 120", wa.-; H-tatr.fd s'-.-r"'. bfri th clci-.. Buying by h :. with ".i5trn co!ir.-.ct;?:-j . i.i pr::.---ir,al'..' re "pon-'.bl0 for th : ': ipA-a-I

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! turn, and at the tin

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mark1 sh ' 1 a - :

shen, Ind.. and from Ch;o.v.

Thev v.orp ir jrr;c,1 in A'vrtl 11. -r"-"

1S72. at the home' of 'the brides, o!..t0 1 " '? lyJ:-2' rarents. Dr. and Mr.-. P. E. Wert. ' to l ar,i ""'y .J:" 5

cf Goshen, Ind. Thev h.ue f.vo chil

cats wr

provisions she--1 e i

cren. Lew . Miliar ot f.o.s Anrf c s. i

Calif., - and Mrs. Kenn th F. Beers of Chicago. Mr. M:lr h:;.- been a contractor and buiIJtr for tp. orf than 40 years. Th.ey moe-I from Goshen to their present heme l' 0 years ago. Mr. and Mr.-. Millar will return to South Beni r.cx: week.

inc from Tc to " " Wh'.'e th" r on i hfat. --.- ! close, instilled

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Lenten Cantata to Be Given

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this was ehrrt Ii . I. h or. a? th-j bu ing i4.t-::ard fr. :: th-- a-5t'- r.1 ho ;: cau.-f.d a rr ;:: -n hl.'h .- r:

! prices to higher .-?'.-

it First Methodist Church rei

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TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR SCOUT OUTINGS

dr-il neopln 1vt.i1 be-rs liivitpd.

Mrs. Tiedgf. who is survived by! Pining our property

her husband and four children, was mis.-ing when her husband arose Saturday morning and a search of

t li

tem and the body in more

premises revt-aled the open eis- j

"I have received many complaints

from people now living in the vicinity of the land we acquired because of my determination to hold

than ' to the original contract which calls

tight feet ot" water. The woman was clothed only in her sleeping apparel. Notify Police. The. police were notified at 6:15

for buiidinga valutrd at not let-4 than $4.000. Many who have built mora expensive homes on the property cbject -o buildings ranging

o'clock and Capt. Schock. Oriicers j from J4,uuu to ;b,uuo being erected EaFortur.e. Laskowskl and DeVos alongside of their dwellings. I Inrushed the police ambulance to the sisted upon the $4,000 restrictions,

Atty. "h .-c- A. SatuiV. ly fr ::i a an 1 pi- a-a:

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thrug!o; B:a-n. a bail bond

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v r l.s' buati Havana. :a. Mr. Ha;:-

. Ii.'.'l'I' of s . i 1 L(i::i I . -. v -it Co. Amir. 'e h :..-.''n of r, known .In::..-) 12. r.:'vn. A d for the thf f- der a! ti-r:--it -1 on

r t!.'- trial

as I believe the poor man is entitled to as good home environments aa the rich man. Besides I believe a very attractive home can be built for $4,000. "We have taken over the entire holdings of the II. A. Wood Realty

tk- watir, th surface; of which, it ! Co. and the Wood-Treanor Co. and as said, was within four feet of the! all payments for lots sold by them top. Mrs. Tiedge is said to have i will hereafter be paid at our office

Fassnacht av. address. The body was later removed to the Nelson Jones Funeral Parlors. T !-.- police declare that a neighbor watched Mrs. Tiedge lift the cover of th cistern Friday afternoon, and for - --ral minutes gar'-d down upon

I as if entranced, and this plus recurrent attacks of a malady

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which his at times, it was said, left her mentally unbalanced, is believed t have brouh about her- resolution to do away with herself.

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In the ing."

Blackstone Theater build-

F.xper ivnre Difficulty in Finding Men tor PoitioJis

i Foreign Missionary to Speak

In Two Churches Here Today

K'. Ir. Howard Campbell of Clue nttmai. Siam. is to speak In two

Pr -si yt- rian churches of the tod iv. Tliis morning he will l at th- Westminster I'resby-

TO HOLD CONTEST FOR STUDENTS HERE

Round Tahle Meeting for Boy Scout Heads to Be Held Next Thursday. In the Bound Table for Scout masters, committeemen and assistants will be held next Thursday evening, April 115, at the Chamber id Commerce, F. A. Bryan, president ot thu South Bend council In charge. The. continuation of the Scout wcrlc and the plans for the Scout outings of the coming summer will be disscussed. A test hike will be held next Saturday at the test grounds on N. Mich st. Scouts wishing to qualify for promotion at the Court of Honor which wil be held in the near future will be given an opportunity to pass the requirements. Practices for the St. Joseph Valley jamboree, which will be held at Potawatoml Park Saturday and Sunday, May 27 and US, are now beitig hell by the various troops of the city. The scaling wall has been erected at Leeper park and is in constant use by the Scouts who wish to make their troop teams for the jamboree. An effort is being made to organic 3 a swimming and life saving class for scoutmasters under the direction of G. A. Cooper, physical director ol thi V. M. C A. Applications for the class should be made at Scout head-

i quarters.

e enough

to accommodate 1,000 at one time. A large hospital force from the American Bed Cross organization will be maintained at the camy so that boys at the camp may receive any needed medical attention. A summer school, complete in every detail, will be maintained in cor i.evtion with the camp, and mllitaiy training will also be offered.

The recreational features of the

camp could not be bettered, it i said.

Although - the camp is operate thtough the Chicago board of educa

tion, invitations have been sent out

to other schools, inviting other boys

to the camp.

Major F. L. Beals, professor ot military science and tactics, and su-pcrvi.-or of physical education in the Chicago public school?, is in charge of the camp.

Fifteen Children Will Be Confirmed at Service Today Fifteen children of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church, 41o W. IaSalle av.. will be confirmed during the Palm Sunday morning services at the church today. The children ' are: Hehn Huckbirth, Dorothy Trepan. Gertrude Trepan, Bertha Genetic r. Bother Heiermann. Lydia Dering. Louise Schuetz. Ruby Schwenk, Edward Draves, Charles Beutter, Edwin Stephan. Brunno Weichelt. Karl Klowetter, Eobert Kopper and Alfred Krueger.

Resolution, of Sympathy Is Received by Local Men From Chicago Boy Scout Council A resolution of sympathy drawn up by the executive committee of tha Chicago council. Boy Scouts of America, has been received at the local headquarters of the Boy Scouts. It is us followo: WIIDRKAS. the Council of the Boy Scauts- of America at South Bend, Indiana, has suffered an

affliction, appal'ir.g

i:i its nature.

and there has been removed from, the jurisdiction of that council, b'cout Executive Jo W. Taylor, Scoutmaster Vern C. Murphy. Ass't Scoutmaster Judson Taylor and Scouta Kenneth Borough. Clinton Matthews. William Kingslev, Philip Xeltfcel and Janus Taylor. Therefore, be it resolved by the executive committee of the Chicago Council of the Boy Scouts of America, that our deep be-nse of sympathy be expressed and made known to those whose loss has been so great. Further, bo it resolved; speadclng for the Scouts and Scout Leaders of the City of Chicago, that we pay our humble tribute to the lives of these men and boy who In spirit of the S.out oath and law, made the supreme .sacrL'ice. Be it further resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the records of this executive committee and forwarded to each of the stricken families, to the press of South Bend and to the municipal council of that city. Executive Committee Chicago Council. Boy .Scouts of America. Howard F. Gillette, Pres.

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- Pi

diurch and in the evening he ik and show streopticon

Siam at the First Presby-

Indiaua Osteopathie Association Plans Es?ay Contest for High School Students.

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The Indiana Osteopathic association announced yesterday that they

I will hold an es-sav contest for junior

r. Can.pbell has been for t!ie,anj fcenior student of the high CS y. ars in the service of the . schools of the state of Indiana. ' yt nan ViKird of Foreign Mis- I prizt?3 to the amount of $175 will s m Si. im, where he hes been the be awartlej to the writers of the or oi the church in Chenigmai. J lhrCö hcst y-s. first- prize being

I bed als has SUperI.-ed ir.a c.n.n,1 nr-- :in,l

tan.; : ; 1 also has

groups of i-00 Christians

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third prize of

The essays wil

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be decided upon by competent judges on the following points: composition, subject matur, and legibility. The essays must not be more than

I 11 0 00 words, should be numbered for ' identification, and given to any j osteopathia physician of the St. Joseph Countv osteopathic associa-

LViif.er on a charge i . -h,-w )',! i t.- th n -,nvr

per-son for Its examination. May 15 Is the time limit for essays an 1 none will be rvceive-3 after that date. Hold County Contest.

Napier night

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automobile while in-

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ASK A FRIEND WHO READS 'EM

thtk.

rtHm 110' practice cf Dr. Hubert

has recently located pcrman-

in south Be nd. Dr. M.ller and !

rt.-ide at 301 E.&kine !

Dedication Services to Be Held at Church This Evening Rev. A. J. Eoeppert, D D.. assistant editor of the Christian Apologist, of Cincinnati. O.. and German secretary of the Epworth League fioard, is scheduled to speak at the services at Immanuel M. E. church today. An outdoor service is planned for 7 o'clock this evening at which time a new church sign will be dedicated to the memory of the late Rev. John D. Meyn, who serve J as pastor of the church from 1 3 0 S to 1911. Mrs. John D. Meyn anJ ton. Wesley, of Chicago, will be the guests of the congregatin over Sunday.

LEGION LISTS 1.500 SERVICE MEN'S CLAIMS INDIANAPOLIS, April b. More than 1,50 0 cases involving disability compensation and lost Liberty bonds have been listed by the Indiana department jjf the American Legion in its state canvass of ex-service men last week, it was announced today. Many puts throughout the st ite ordered more questionnaires on which each service man's record is placed, indicating the drive is being carried on vigorously, the announcement said.

"Clean-Up" Campaign of Vets' Claims at Healthwin Staged J. C. Wilcox, of the claims division of the district office of the U. Sv

eteranrt bureau, with omces in Cincinnati. Ohio, conducted a cleanup campaign at Healthwin hospital

Saturday. With the assistance of

Dr. Nelson, he was able to care for

all but 12 of the men confined there

The claim.- of these men will be cleared away within a few days, it is said, whiel the other3 were awarded full compensation. No extensive cleaning up will be necessary, according to Mr. Wilcox after his conference with the 33 men.

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An interpretation of Joan St..-iner's : factor.

"The Crucif.ction." one of the be s Crrn and oats, rt f'.c tt 1

known and most loved cf th Lenten! in wh-. at. cantatas, will be made by the vested ;

choir of the First Methodist churm, Nrvv OKK stock i. iiam.E. at today's Palm Sunday ev.:-..r.it s-.r-: M'v YdiK. Apr:'. - -f ..ok.i vice at 7:C0 o'clock. S-olo parts will !v k ' i : en the N

be taken by Mrs, II. B. Gam. Mi.-s , " ' Ü :: , . ,

Clara Ehrhardt. Messrs. C. J. Jordan, j a iv i:.-.. -ly ,-vr.i.. 17k, . 1 : F. J. Hager and G. M. Pearjon. ! Aki. C:...;-:r .... -i , 4

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the Me a Lent

of each year.

thodist church, that of givir.s i A" 11 , - ? r: ! en Cantata on l'aim Sunday I .; V ; j' j:;.

MARKETS

EXCHANGE CLOSES

WITH NEW RECORDS

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Close of eek-Lud Operations.

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NEW YORK. April S. Week-end TAl'v-. r:--' operations on the stock exchange ;. : !.-rr.j .-!

closed very much as they Kgarr - j r;-r -

in a whirl of speculative enthusiasm 4-;r,.;it x,,r

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and many new high records for the . Ir.tr.n''.-':iai Tl.-ir. . .. j

sustained movement.

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ariy ueaiiiiKS wer irreriu.ar m ; j r T .; , ,

oorj5C-quence of further realizing I:.fer:::ir. S'U . sales. Those effecttMl reveitils of I 1 -r' 'ri . I'-K-r .

one to four points among Stüde-, -.;;r ::!

baker and Chandler Motors. General K, ott Ci wr . Ian, 't

Electric, lialdwin Locomotive. Mex- I"1, ,K" " ; 'i",1, S;"-1 . , . I I- !i all v lean Petroleum and Electric storage j j, iV Battery. ?Ur vr V:n Prices soon rallied, however, on ! J',r!"' I'''1, , . . . . , 4 ; Mx. r-t r ,-i:iii . , renewed buying of independent ,,,.,.,,. steeb. under lead of Gulf States. 1 Si'.1!v.i St. r-i yesterday's sensational performer,! .i,jji"J jv'.,.! " a& well as Bethlehem. Milvale, lie- ; '-' 'n,j x ,,. ,. r public and Sloss.-Shelheld. Saba ! N-v Hu. a It y amounted to 830,00h s harts, a rec- 1 i- r, 1 I N 1 ' r 1 1 ' ' r ' ' ord for any two-hour se-s-unn since ! x., rf ,", A. , v 131. 1 P.i.'l;:-- :!

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Sterling's rise to 4.41 for demand 1 J'-H -. 1 -'' -'-' 1ri'

bills represented the highest quota-i .'.Jr!' i 'c.'r ' cr,-N y,-; ',y !)'; .": tion for that remittance since the! ;...- '..n -;.' .. 1".-. tr.'i '-i

early part of la.st March. Albed and i ,;'r',,('!:I"r" n " v' v.'.! Scandinavian bill-; trained two to 12 ; . ';?.. V.;. .!! T-.'l 7cs Vit

points and tlio Montreal discount j S:r i iir !!

Despite the extraordinary activity j Cf .",; ,',,' ' p,i- ,y

in the stock market and the re-I s--i. r --tn . . . 1 1 " I 117- nr."; 11"

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suitant aemana lor iunas. clearing houte loan.- and di.-counL showed an actual decrease of slightly more than IS. 0 00,000 and a moderate gain

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German mark, which A r;.-: i n Clh.'d X T.i ' - ,, . . j TVt:::- 'v..:. a 4-', 42', 4 -t - all the foreign ex-; Iv,,.,;( s ; .. . Vji v.w

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Portugese

about 30.000.000

the language people.

AGED ltESIDlkNT DIJZS j Mrs. Lucinda P. Tipto n. 7s years i old, widow of the late Lewis Tip- j ton and a resident of St. Jo.-eph ; . i i , -i i

county all of her hie, aiea --viiur-day night at 11 o'clock at her home, Ü31 E. Calvert st. Death resulted from an illness of several months with a complication of diseases. Sh was born in Green township, this county, in IS 14. and had been a resident of this city th. greater part of her lit'. Her husband. L-wis Topton. died several years ago. Mrs. Tipton is survived by one brother, Gecrge Davis;, o.' this city, and a nephew, Frank Iorke. also residing in South Lend. Funeral arrangements hiv not

I ben' completed.

SEX. BORAH DEMANDS SEMENOFF DEPORTATION WASHINGTON, April S Deportation of Gen. Gregor is S-menoff. notorious Ccssack leader in Siberia, will be demanded by Borah, of Ida-

he declared today,

an inve.--

tigation which he is conducting re-

to the prizes offered j veals that S3 men off was responsible

HIT.lIhS DENIES CE.NX) ItSinP. WASHINGTON. April ?. Charges of a "censorship" re.-ukin in deletion of the name of Christ f : om the

opening prayer of

irms confer

ence were denie-i today n Hughes.

ecy.

Every fox must pay his own skin

tamily w-i

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A reiev -if the- l'assion llay of

".a.mmergau wd.i le given ov Mis-

by the Indiana State asso-claticn, the St. Joseph County Osteopathic as-

?H1 $15.

au le IUath. -r.eral so y of tb.e

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W. C A. th- Y. W.

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Tvice

tion offers three prizes of $5,

and 510 respectively for the;

; three best essays written by ttudents i

of St. Joseph county. I

Material for reading and prepara-

j for killing of American j charcc-d in telegrams j Sec'y of State Hughes

senators irom lo.. i. j. Kentucky.

soklier. as received by and several Morrow, of

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!i am ? c.a- i f the :.iH chur. h w i". 1 act

Mis. FntJt a ho:

F it' no action

tion of the charges.

-i ill that lie v. nul l take without a full inves'.iga-

Prcsbytt r-te.-sos dur-

.:al

tea which w ill fol

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. A. Coojht, idiyiivil clln-tior vt Y. M. C. A.. Gene Robinson.

loy sec'y, were, at camp Ebcrat C:rey lake Siturday m in-

e librarians or The niirh scr.Oi a5 o:

tht county or may b obtained by calling upon any member of the St.

'Joseph County Osteopathic associa

tion. The sons and daughters of

any osteopathic physician are barred

from entering the contest.

dng over the camp. making plans fcr th

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:.r- an I doing ar d.fferent h truth and shame the dpvil.

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!' '. r - i- ::o vice Llk fatk r like .-n. Ii'ti-r '.ate than never. Fetter a slip of the foot than the i o n gu e .

NOTED PHYSICIAN DIES. INDIANAPOIJS. April S Dr. J. S. Hoillngsworth. widely known Indianapolis physician, died today of injuries received In a recent automobile accMent. He was aged i7.

OK SALE A full one-half acre I--t in new .addition on Portag Av. Will sll at a sacrif.ee for quick sale. No trades. Super-Tread Tire Co. Ask for C. L Smith.

A liar must have a good memory.

Chevrolet Dealers in i'ew Selling Record Saturday

The Beistle Auto Sales Co.. local Chevrolet distributers. established a new Record Saturday when the company sold and delivered 3 0 r.ew Chevrolet cars, according to Alvin

tne

. Railey, sales manager c

firm. That the open car i? still the mot popular model was evidenced by the

Id were

fact that

th cars

Moiel 4Cä touring cars. Tl eight cars were all s-jan.

other j

prices

Various changes and nw r lured

are responsible for the in

crease! popularity of tr. CheTolet. according to Mr. Railey.

A SHORT CUT TO BUILDING SATISFACTION We have earned the confidence of this community and

have made many S o u t h j

Bend friends by our construction work. Our jobs have always been built on the satisfied customer basis, combining style, quality and economy with durability and Ions service.

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LOOK ! Can You Imagine Fixtures at Down Town Prices Our display is of the best quality that money can buy, and REAL style, too, at Yl down town prices.

Come vinced.

ind be con-

Let us estimate the wiring of your home either old or new. You are under no obligations. We employ only experts. Agents APEX WASHER NOBLE Electric Shop 731 Lincoln Way Weit "With the Blue Front" Phone Lincoln 6657

W. L. Douglas sh oes now $6, $7, $8

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W. L. DOUG L A S oxfords for Easter are most preferable. We offer SOUTH B E N D'S most complete assortment of men's and women's fine footwear. A style for every foot, a price for every purse. Now popularly priced at $6, $7 and $8.

210 S. Michigan

Branch : 105 N. Main. M ishawaka