South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 103, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 April 1922 — Page 3

THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 13. 1922

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POLICE USE TEAR GAS TO GAPTÜRE

MURDER SUSPECTS ES

iWsMvs surrenders to i FEDERAL AUTHORITIES i

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. April 12. ';"r- I ".emus, of Cincinrntl. in-' t!i t"I alone; with tiht others for'

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VOCATIONAL WORK MAKING STRIDES

JUNIOR CHURCH IDEA MEETS WITH FAVOR

Plan of Having Special Srrv

icc for Children Rciup Tried Out.

of thr prohibition Ihws, Inj

on with thr operation of the

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I i . i I I-' .lame? N. Linton, an attorney of Columhus. (). Th name of other persons indicted with

State Director! Report Shows !s:x

lotiniam i,ountv i.cauinp; in Work.

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;itlnp nun and two women. havllv ;iri!,ffl, to p for m-ny

iiy iiown trif:r v. e p'o,.. Tlio.-f. under arr ?i arf : Karl i-'h k. !!. an'l hi.- wife. Sarah and T:thd Ooodfrh ml. all of harhtte-; Stanley Bishop. -:; ir.r Willi- Sfanb-v C.oM.. rp.

and Sam C id i.ne. A tip re-:vd at police heid-,u;.rt-rs late ia.-t uipbt that two of tie fi-"r- wanted in connection wi'h a ro'i'fi.-ry w er- in the apart -itient. !n-r.rtor William r,nr.l and a fjWVl of pol.ro hastened to the I'lpr an'l attempted to. sain adinltfarf f. They uero warned to k p m! or take the con-oquono :. A rail was nt In to h -nd'piartTS for tear pa.-. The a'.ieprd hamlits were warned the ca. would he uye,l. The warnlntr received witli jerr?, rhanclnp to fries for mrre-y when th powerful ufücant was poured throuph the keyhole. Men and womon piled their puns on a tah'e hi the room and throwing of, on the door i-food with uplifted hands whil- tli- ofün m handcuffed them. fharc's of murder li.iv Pern preferred acainst the men. The vornan are harmed with rohhery.

w.-ii' ti was prnvifjf 'j nv a se- INDIAN Ai' prii iz.

i ffimpiny. II- was accom- bulletin, showing Fountain county

jas a leaner in ciun ana vocaiionai j work. 1 heinp prepared for peneral ! difctrlbutlon by E A. Wreidt. dir

jector of th vocational ! th Indiana departm-'

j stitution. ! Work of thfs kind at the present i time la helnp conducted In rnor 'than 40 counties in Indiana. 'Mr.

Il'-mus Jiave not heon pendln?: thf ir arrest.

made public

ediicn Vn ot of public In-

NATIONAL FIGURES

AT RILEY LUNCHEON

'on farms on Saturday and during Uh summer. Teachers salaries are

Pronof-al to Rnihl Memorial i1'1 rt from th0 ctate ani fed'

,, . , -r.fi T i teral fund?. Thpy are

Hospital Will Be Under

Discussion.

nearly two

tluunsand .students in this branch of study thi- year, it was said. The project for agriculture- this

INDIANAPOLIS. Arril 12. Con-'yr. as prepared for the years pro-

ide-ratlon of the proposal to build 'gram, are hosrs, pounltry and poa James Whitcomh Ililey hospitaJ tatoes. rountain county forces

for Children In Indianapolis will hj howe -r. have been centering tneir

piven at a luncheon here Thursday at noon. Jam.es J. Davis, secretary of labor.

has accepted an Invitation to be thJ

principal speaker at the luncheon. Jr( - h lS nr,'n introduce!. Each bo.v

State Board to Hold Exams for C. P, A. Men INDIANAPOLIS. April 12 Kitty candidates for eertificto public accountants will he examined by the .vt.'it board of accountants on May is anil 1?. a cord inp to the announcement Wednesday of Lawrence P. nrr. board secretary. The rxarriration will be held in the senate chamber of the statehouse. "The Indiana certificate , said n brarii announcement, "is attained throuch merit and qualifications and is tinexcelled by any certificate isifd in the fnited State." The hoard added that its examination." are under the auspices of the American Institute of Accountants, and that Mate certificates are recou--n::;ed throughout the Pnited State.-: Examination manuscript arc urad cd bv the Institute.

He alo will attend th formal opening of the Itiley liomestead In Tr-ck-erbie street, following the luno.heon. P.ooth Tarkinpton. Meredith Nicholson and (Jeocpo Ade. prominent Hoosirr authors, are others scheduled, to speak at the luncheon. It is- said plans for the Riley Memorial Hospital and a survey showinu the need for it will he presented, alter which plans will lej made to forward the hospital movement throughout the state. The luncheon will be open to tho prneral public, it has been announcd. Folio wine it and preceding the visit to the Riley home, a trip will b emadc to the site for the proposed hospital for children.

Tcrrc Haute Factories Seek Freight Refunds INDIANAPOLIS. April 12 Three TVrro Haute factories liled petitions Wednesday with the public service . . . . - : i 1 .

commission asKjnp mat six ranioaus be required to refund alleged excessive chatpes on coal shipments

made in 11)20. , No speciflt

were a allecred

larpe as wes permissible. Companies a.kinp the reparations were the Northern P.altimor- flla-

Co.. the Indiana Zinc and Creo-oline: ! I NDI ANA POLIS. April 12. Co and the Citizens Mutual I leat itvjr ,-,,, ..r.,j drinking classes may heCo., and the Railroads were the Pi'-: come an expensive liability for re.?. I'ciir. Pennsylvania. Monon. The,(Urant owners, for with two words

amounts

ked by the petitioners, who some charges were twice as

Legion Sends Questionnaires On ISeeds of Service Veterans IN DIANA PO LIS. April 12. Questionnaires deisisnul to obtain information concerning: service records and needs of Indiana war veterans have been sent to every county seat post in the state by the American Ie;ion for distribution. More that; l.'.O.ono of the questionnaires were mailed from headquarters, it was Kahl. The sending of the questionnaires 's part r-f the -tate-wile drive by the Lepion and the Legion Auxiliary to ascertain the best means of service to all who took part in the world war. irrespective of their relation to the American lep"ion. Questions concerning (Usability compensation, financial condition, attitude toward

the bonus, war risk insurance and the altitude towarc. the; American American Lepion are anions those asked in the questionnaire. It was said the drivn in Indiana is part of a national Fervle? movement all over the United States.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 12 A Junior church, the membership of

which Is limited to persons btwe n

and ! years oM. with th

readier the only adult präsent. H

lein successfully operated in this city. The plm was inaugurated by the Rev. N. S. Sichterman of (Jrace Presbyterian church. According: to Dr. Sichterman. there are t0 children raninp in ae from six to 11 years, who are member of the Junior organization. They have their own room for services, which are of .la minutes duration, and have their own otficers. The plan was put in operation in January and Dr. Sichterman is so pleased with the results that he expects soon to

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Wreidt paid, adding that teachers ' uouiue in memoerstiip. Kive the training in the public! I)r- Sichterman said the, Idea of schcol3 durinc the school year, and ! f"rmin a Junior church developed

trom his experience in church while

a bo'. "My people came from Holland and settled in a neighborhood of Hollanders In a small Michigan town." he said. "The hurch I attended as a boy also used the Dutch lanqruape and the sermons sometimes lasted two hours or more. I well remember how tired and restless I would get as the time d rasped on, for the sermon, while appealing to adults, was not such as would appeal to the child. "It was this experience which pave birth to the junior church idea, and last January I. started the organization. The results have been pratifyinp. The children have their own board of elders, board of deacons and board of trusters and name their own UFhers. They also have their own choir. I am the only adult present at the services. The services' last only HO minutes, which' I believe is sutlicient. for it keeps the children interested every minute. The hymns and text of the sermons are such that will appeal to the child mind." Dr. Sichterman said he had started the children into entracrinp in three minute talks and hopes eventually to have some of them take turns at preaching.

Fashion Decrees For Bare Shoulders Cited In 100,000-Franc Claim PARIS. April 1 2 Fashion's decree of bared shoulders ia beinp cited by the widow of Dr. Roprr Doyen as Justification f her demand of len.no francs da map-. from a taxitah company. Several months as:o Mme. Doyen's shoulder was cut in a tavieab collision not seriously, but Jeavinp a scar which shows even when rUvered liberally with powder. In her fult Mme. Doyen says that, henceforth she must be satisfied with the styles of 20 years apo. while her social equals attract admiration in modern powns.

Robbers Loot Store of $1.000 ' a - t.. e,riv wv.-in-y. Sheriff M-r-.. acc-nr.r;!i v:, .. - t t t t. ' 'lr -.v off irj a truck '.aded v. .? h ,rr W. A. Wir.er rer.ner rl 'A'arOrth Of Merchandise n , : b a ;. ,! t ab -ut Jl.i e -. s.iw, arri- l h-r an hur litr a- 1 ETNA GREEN. Ind. Apr;'. 12. Ti- but clary wa. dI--o cr. 1 : l.. .a r. a n in . - ;-:.c : n RoVbrs. who forced entrance to th b' u: 7 a rn. by M. J. Ilim'.in. who, T. J. Hamlin Sons peneral store : -.o' -t . sh rtfT c. R. Moor-; sr W ir-1 Lk -fnro yo-j Pap. "

attention on apriculture and home economics . Practical work Is heinp conduct ed in eery county where the pro-

and pirl Is required to keep a record

o.i cost and income items, ets., and on completion submits the result and a sample of the product in comparison with similar exhibits at the county fair of the student's own county. The work has been carried on in Indiana for several years and it i." the hope, of the state department ot instruction eventually to extend it thrcuphout the D2 counties. i) ol tho outstanding features of the work to date has been the developmen of leaders in apriculure. It was said. Included amonp Fountain county boys and pirls who have done exceptionally well, according to the bu'ilentin which will be issued soon are. Carl Conper. who has had three yea r.s vocational work. He was stcate wirr.er In the pip feeding club In i:lf and has been a leader in this work since that time. He als- ias been a totato club winner. Glen Reed, who has manaped a home flock of poultry on a profitable basis. Miss Francis Ray, a swine producer. She exhibited the championship pen of fat barrows at the International Live Stock Exposition at Chicago in 1921.

Dishwasher Gets $700 Verdict Against Restaurant Owners

chicatro and Eastern Illinois. The t'lii.auu. Milwaukee and St. Paul and the Evansvillc and Indianapolis.

MaciMder to Send Faster Message to Legion by Radio INDIANAPOLIS. April 12. National Commander llanfon- Mac-

Nider. f the American Legion, will jo,-... send an Easter uie-s.me to all ni1 in -

b r. of the bu-ein and th bucnt ai:iliry. by radio. April IV through file W. W. .1. raiio station at Detroit. Mich., it was announced at r pin headquarters here Wednesday The mcs-ase will be sent at .";' met r wave 1 imih and under '"inial conditions should bo heard

"ji'dpment atlirmed." the state appellate court ended a cae from the Marion superior court, in which $700 was awarded as damage to a woman dishwasher. Dora Etwrence of this city, won the judgment, contending that her work at the Pamboo Inn required her to wash glasses, amonp them

that was (lacked. It broke, she cutting her hand, which be.

came infect"d and she took tho matter to court. The jury said it was worth $7(0 to her. and the higher curt sustained the verdict.

TWO I X.I I Hid) IN ACCIDENT. GOSHEN. Ind.. April 12. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of Gosherj are in Goshen hosptal, the result of injuries they received when the Ford truck in which thev were riding on

Charges Wife Misrepresented ithe iioosier Dixie highway, outh of

Goshen, went imo a ditch, struck a

One Dies, Three Hurt Under Slide of Gravel KALAMAZOO. April 12. Three of the four persons, who were buried under a pravel slide in a local sand pit. Tuesday, were recovering Wednesday. The fourth. Thomas Nap. ,1:1 years old. father of four small children, was crushed to death, while rescurers periled their lives In a frantic effort to dig him out in time to save his life. Nap was preparing to leave for home, after tilling up his wagon, when the first slide buried him up to the waist. The frantic outcries of his son. who was sitting on the wagon. attracted Jeremiah and Henry Doorlag. John Pos. and George Martin, who started dipping him out. A second slide completely covered

Nap and partly covered all but Ros.

The latter first rescued his companion and then all four set to digging out Nap. but the man was dead when his body was recovered. Nap was buried under several tons of sand and his death, it Is believed, was caused by the enormous pressure instead of bv suffocation.

TECHNICALITY MAY DELAY DODGE TRIAL KALAMAZOO. Mich. April 12. Whether John Duval Dodge and IUx Earl will be tried naxt Monday on a charge of po? f ssinp. transportinp. and distributing intoxicating liquors will depend on the attitude of the officers toward a legal technicality which may compel the prosecutor to begin the case all over again in municipal court. During argument Monday, on a motion to dismiss the charge against the Detroit milionairc and the Kalamazoo architect, it developed that although the examination In lower court showed the arrest of the two men. it did not give the ause of the arrest in either case. Prosecutor Stephen II. Wattles announced Tuesday fie would decide in a day or two whether he would ask dismissal of the present charge and eibtain new warrants as the first step in beginning the case all over again.

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Relieve Man in Jail; Find Him 111 at Home GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.. April 12. When police liquor squad ofheers walked Into the house of Andrew Fa Iba to servo a search warrant, they were surprised to find him lying on a bed in his room. They thought he was serving a tvO-day jail sentence, having been committed two weeks ago for possession of liquor. He told th officers he had been permitted by Sheriff Viergever to "work out" his term in a local factory, but had been taken ill while at work, and instead of returning to the jail, went home. When his condition improves he will bo taken into court again with his wife to answer a charge of sale and possession of liquor.

Three Patients Flee Kazoo State Hospital KALAMAZOO. April 12 Thie,? patients escaped from the Kalamazoo state hospital in the last 2 1 hours. Two of them. Alfred Sletstofer. Allegan, and Arthur Iec, Jackson, are drug adicts. Both escaped by using a skeleton key. The third escaped patient was Richard Wentzlass, St. Joseph.

A ,t(V ct. Business Lunch is sure to please. The Philadelphia. Advt. 10 4.

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-late-, if wa said. This uü be the ! rt time the l.gi'oi ommandor ha? d the radio to sot ik to ex-ser- : . in1'!' and w i: i e n

Lincoln Motors Creditors M ill Re Granted Hearing

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; . ige: Rrings Suit for Divorce j WARSAW. Ind.. Ai-ni 12. Allegi ing that Mattie -lie, his wife, j inisia p re-sen red h r age to him when I they were married a few years ago. ! and th it she is now ä years of agi ; instead of .'a'. II nry K. Ioslie of Milford. Wednesday tiled suit, for di- ; cu ce in the Kosciusko circuit ceurt

telephone pole and upsqt. Mrs Thomas right thigh turned

frac-

by the new specially chartered Cunard-Anchor Liner "Tuscania July 5th to Spt. 6th covering all the principal points of interest and affording opportunities of visitInfc during the Cruise rarioui parti of Earopr, includin; pwttziri ad OBII1MMEBOAU ITALIA CITIEJ. ITC. Option to return Tia North Atlantic. TSaH Particular on FeqwMt.

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Headquarter" for Easter novelties at The Philadelphia.

I IR1 DITROVS PLANT. SKY M iFR. Ind.. April 1 2. -Fire if unknown i ; g : n il im i- il the i -tiliz '" 1''.vt of the Rudner Fertilize; Co. to the T-nt of bctw ei n Ta tooi and Sa.nmi o:Vi, ; i:- stimited. 'no jrfh''i?f wliiih was said to

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Models For Easter They're here in wide varieties of model and style. New cut-outs. Different lasts.

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MAGNESIA FINE FOR ACID STOMACH Quickly N eiit rail f et Aridity. Stop I'ertiientutinn. Sweetens the Stomach.

Nin peoplo in ten. when feAl upsets t lie stoin i' h eausinp dUtres-. think they Iimvp Indigestion. In reality they are Mifferins fmin "icid gtnmai'h." An excess of acid in the stomach causes gas, hcarthurn. l.Lat injr and sourness. To hnv a strong hcilthy stomach capaldr "I easily nnd normally dlfresfine thret- hearty nieals a day you simply must keep these stomach a-lds neutralizeI anl th stomach contents sweet. No artificial dipestants are necessary. .IiM pet a few ounces of DNurated Magnesia from any pood drup stre and take a t.-aspoonf ul "of the powder or two tabMs in a half plass of water ri?ht after eatinp or whenever the sliphtest pain is f.lf. The resnlt U amazinp and you will lie deliphted with ihr almot instant relief it hrinps. This Iambus stomach sweetener cointiines Mapnesia and IJismuth in dcsiratilc proportions and is not only splendidly effective but perfectly harmless. Its repular use keeps the stomaeh sweet, stronp and healthy all the time. I'.isurated Mapnesia Is well known to drutrpists everywhere and Is ued annually by more than a half million people who now est as they please, in reason with no more fear of indipeslion. Adv.

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There is real joy in selecting new things to wear at Newman's. Be first with the latest fashions. Enjoy the happy sensation of originality. Our policy is show only narments tha t have the true characteristics of good style, appealing to women who desire novelty tempered with good taste. Therefore a selection made here must necessarily reach the high standard of fabric, workmanship, fit and style. We believe there is no middle ground. Either a garment has style or has not. With this constantly in mind we often demand a change in the style and finish of a suit, frock or wrap in order to secure that elusive touch of distinction which is so apparent in our displays. Wo men, who seek style, do not choose at random. They know by experience that apparel of genuine merit and correct style will be found here, a fact that has created confidence in this store in the minds of well dressed women.

This shop is ready to ha of service in time for Easter.

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