South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 159, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1922 — Page 3

THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1922

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BERRIEN COUNTY TO SECURE FARM LOANS

County Agricultural Agent

Announce? Formation of Association.

fje'dal to Th Ners-Tlm-.IEE3. Mich.. Jir.f :. Perrr. C".jr.tj !3 oon to hae a Federal Karm Loir, association, according to an annouric?rner.t made today by CoJTiti' Agricultural A--nt S.manton. who had beea In conferrer.co vith 'Erank Coward of th Federal Farm ta oci.ition of St- Paul. Tb form of loan carried by thm appeaLi 5-p oLai'.y to pe-,pN -w ho ree 1 to carry their mortgages for a r. umber of yfara. There if? a provif.on n-herel-y th loar.f are ra finally reduce.1, so that by merely ke-p-lr. up the infret for a period of 4 year.? the entire ordination may t" i lid. Tho Joan car., Imwe-f-r, he -ntir-!y pa: 1 r-df at the i.orro-.ver's Cption after five years. Mr. Fi mar. ton already his th fcamr s of a numh?r who are de-irou ff Joining sh an association, nr.d fthers who v.ish to Join -hou'.-l ronJcr .Mr. Sirr.anton a oon as foMMe. in order that their applications n:iy he prf-ontfd to Mr. CoT.nrd up'-n Im arrival hero th 1 1 1 1 r Jart of thi.H -ek. Uwir.g to the. remodeling of th Mgh fhool auditorium, the Class ot 22 of th Ni;v high ?hnnl v. . 11 hold J:s rlac-v-i day f-xr-rris Tuesday evening at the Methodist Fpis-oop a 1 Öhurh here. The precram will iniud dr.glng of the class song written ry MIsf Mae Marr. the reading rf the class will by Helen. Moore., th clas.s history by David IV n nett. nd tho prophecy by Miss Marr. Fpeclal mu?ie for th oor.arion will te in charge nf MPs Jr.n Gardner. t hool supervisor of muif. Frank Starkweather lias rold hi? country home, situated two miles Jsorth of the city and mm prises 1ä jjores of Improved land, to John Chapman. Main sr.. this city. Ir- and Mr-'. Starkweather will leave fn June for Pa. --a Hohles. California there the former sheriff will rnke charge of a peran rrove ow red by fils son. Dr. Poy Starkweather of Poshen. Ind. The second run of the Ni!c CI mo ihli Fea?oa -will be made on Thursday, June, s, when members will Xnotor to Eacrlo Lake f..r a fl.-hin Jnotor to J-r.acIe Ike fo.- a fish dinner. The commltt-e In charge ot tr arrangement, comprising J. A. Jverr, A. It. Hahr. r.d H. I. Kiner. Announce that rare will leave the Club hotie at 1:30 o'clock. Plana for a pummer Blbl school, ree to the children of the city and brovldinsr for two klnderprardon .and .vpIva other prades, have been completed by members of the Hresbyfrrian church here. The Fchool. vhlch will open on Monday. June 52. will continue In session for three -eeka of flvo days each from R:30 Ö- 11:30 In the mornin?. Children, ho may nter as youn as four J-eir? of are, will Te graded and taught bv srhonl teachers- There ill l.e t o tuition charged find text poo'.vc' will be furrlshfd free. The tt books are so arranged that any Child completing all th grades ot the school will have a splendid HihllCal education. The prepbyterian Church plans to conduct such a chool during the summer months Df each year hereafter. The week-oi l son of Mr. and Mrs. JTarry Heehler of th!s city, one ot twin. die.J Monday evening at the heme of Mr. and Mr. William Webber, ?as Oak st. Hurinl look place in Silver P.rok cemetery Tuesday fe.fferr.oon.

FIRST WHEAT COP FOR '22 REPORTED AT V1NCENNES, IND. INDIANA POMS. June 7. From Vlr.cenr. today came the report of the first wheat harvest of the year in Indiana the car'iet in that 5-ction in 31 years.

CLEMENCY CASES FOR PARDON BOARD

INDIANAPOLIS. In!. (P.v A. P.) The June c

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; ;en of th

s'at'- pard'n

board

EXPECT GOVERNOR TO APPOINT NEW

TllfiPU TIJTQ WDDT7 r f r o-ww have b en m UUIJUIJ 1 1110 th the . oarl ard live old case

Indiana Hoard Will Meet June 12 to 18 and Hear 69 IS'ew Plea?.

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it was anno, in

ROBBERS' BODIES BURIED AT LAPEER

Two Metamora Hank Bandits Placed in Graves Remainder of Gang Arraigned.

from June 12 to 1

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IPKKR. Mich. June 7. Ar-J raicr.rr.ent of Mike Ko'.skl and Jerry' Skopency. for the robbery of the Metamora State Saving Kink, has, been postponM until Fr.day j Jerry Skopency, driver of tke( robbers' car. has retained an attorney and is preparing to f!?ht the, ca.-e, declaring he was forced by j Km'skI to take Dart in the holdu;. i

j Skopency, who is said to have borne i a good reputation in Detroit, de-

ciares he was Invited to Flint by Kol-; ski to visit some girls. Upon his ar-

General Opinion Is That J. C.

Richter Will Succeed Late Judge Gallagher.

ire to i e reopened. Amor.g the p: as for c'.o menv are

f those, of P'rank Has-;, who i seeking

remittar.ee of a fine of $ 1.0 00. as-sec-f-,1 :,:.iint him in Octov.er. 113. ar. l Charit- Lee, who was sentenced

to months on the st.at- farm and!

rival, he says, Kolskl asked him to drive to Metamora, where he said he had money in the bank. At the bank. he. says, Kolski forced him at the point of a gun to remain in the car while the other two committed the robbery. The bodies of Yuschkowitz and

Waiter Too Busy to Meet General and Get Medal HAMMOND. Ir.d.. June 7. Jo- Fox. of Harr.mord. wa.- too busy Tuesday to go to Chieico and have a Croix do Guerre p;nned on his chest by a ge.n-r al s rt by the Frcric h government for that if.rposej Fox .s a waiwr in a cafe. He worked rieht along changing table cioths for the dinner rush. He v as a member of the Second division in France and had bet-n ureei to attend the reunion in Chicago. Questioned rearling what he had done to merit the citation, he ..iid: "rh. some foolish stunt, I kuw." but fina'.lv adraitttd bust-

in tr up a Germans.

machine g'un r.e

'HOLD GIRL FOR 1 DEATH OF BABY

Douagiac Telephone Girl Will He Held on Charges of Infanticide. DVAGIAC, Mich., June 7. Bertha X.t-ö. IS yar old telephone operator here, toid the coroner's jury late Friday she abandone 1 a baby

g-.rl in a h-;;l. h era' : s e . i i e d :

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lil. die placed some paper over

HAY CITY FUND MISUSE TRIAL GETS UNDER WAY

RAY CITY, Mich.. June 7 T trial of Iv-fdl I. Grant, former c.ty recorder, on charge? alb-ging m:--; appropriation of school fund- et' under way before Judge Arthur .

j Webster, of Detroit, sitting h- r

Tuesday. The entire panel of juror- ' was exhausted before th jury wi-i passed. It is all gr.1 Grant failed to! turn over pay checks to certain ! teachers, and that he cashed ths checks and converted the mo r.e v., to: his own u-e. Grant -was a I

on a similar charge, regarding Kid re Cen;efry fund-, a short ao.

MEMBER OF BURGLAR GANG TO FACE JURY

Hear )niin Tr-timouy Ca f Ot i- Cotnpton at Wiir-aw.

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Mi--- Nash denied she infietc-d the

is. ."ho said she left the build-

FIRM PLEADS GUILTY

TO BREAKING DRY LAW

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OKAND PAFIDS. Mich.. A plea of guilty to a viola t

Jir;p . j ion of t he '

the child was born and was i national prohibition law by

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i information received here Wdre--

day from Indianapolis It i expected

jir, ti i,ov. .Mf .raj- win m.aKe an ap-' jpoir.tment before the rfks.-. of thiI week of a circuit judge to sure e-. , Jarnos F. Gallagher. It ,s the gener-j ' al a.ccerte.l opinion here that John; C. Richter, a former c ir'u:i' conn ; jjr.'t, ..'id who j the republican'. rn nd. date this ytar, will be named.; :Th'" demoeratic rer.tra! committee; jwi.l ' railed together early next! iweek to nominate a candidate to fill! the v.acancy on the ticket. Michigan City if? said to have a I candidate in Worth W. I'epple, for-j mer prosecuting attorney and at one

;time tin- democratic candjdite for;

congress in the Thirteenth district.!

W. A. MoYey. H. W. Worden and Norman F. Wolfe, law partner o Congressman Hickey are mentioned a?i Importe pnvsihilitie.s. AVith the closing of the business houses of Michigan City and the ,senabling of hundreds of friend ot the late Judge A. Gallagher, final

i tribute was paid the late jurist in ; impre--ive services conducted this lafternoon at the First Presbyterian j church in Michigan City. Rev. James iM- Parkley. D. D.. of Detroit. Mich., former moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church iof America and a cousin of the deceased, conducted the services, as-i.sis-reil l,y l)r. I'rederirk R. Hopkins, j pastor of the church of which Judge jGa Macher w a.s a communicant. The bar of Paporte county, with large delegations of attornevs from the

fr.ed $..i0 in April. 1TG7. p.oth mn I Kowalski, slain by the posse, were wer convicted for violation of the buried Tuesday afternoon, liquor I a -.vs. Th y are from I)ela-i

ware eour.tv.

58 APPEAL TO STATE FOR PRISON LIBERTY

HOLD 11-YEAR-OLD BOY ON BURGLARY CHARGE

VALPARAISO. June 7. With the

I VP I A NAPO Lis. June 7. ( Rv I. I arrest of Anderson Slade. 11 years p. Fifty ight pleas for clemencv I old- police believe they have solved to te h-ard bv the state pardon I a -epr:es of burglaries here. Accord-

muxv Graduates Large! Class in History of Seliool GRLF.VCASTLF.. Ind.. June 7. The large?: senior cia-s? in the history of De-Piuw university, with 1".7 members, wa.s graduated Wednesday. George I-'igar Vincent, president of the Rr.ckefeller Foundation of New York City, male the commencement addre.-s.

:od of t-.e wounds by her father. wh" arr: 1 the infant into the house where it lied several hours later. The jury returned a verdict of "death by exposure and laceration ..f the neck ir.flcted by persons un- : know t-.." M:- Nash, still suffering !d-lieito health, was permitted to go home in "he custody of her parents.

Pro.-e.-LTor Asa K. Hyden faid that oharge.- of infanticide would be preferred agiir.st the girl. The arraignmen will be next week.

bra ril during June were announced tod a v. i lVe rases will be re-opened. New csep include; Wrenzie Ilerron. Lake county, burglary; Trank Lukaswitz. Oary. violation of liquor law, and Walter Fowler, Lake county, robbery.

DROWNS WHILi: SWIMMING PRINCFTON. June 7. Harry U. MeClure, 22 was drowned in White river near here today while swimming. Gordon Culley, a companion, attempted to re. -cue him and almost drowned.

HANOVF.n GRIrTFS 2fi. HA NO VF R. June 7. Twenty-six young men and women were given the bachelor of .arts degree nt the annual commencement xercises at Hanover oolce Wednesday.

bars of Stark. Porter and Sr. Joseph counties attended the services. Special reservations being made for them at the church. There was a wealth of floral offe-rin.rs expres-sive of the sorrow of tho.e bereaved, beautiful tributes of love of the 1 :i r ossociation and many friends.

ing to the police the lad confessed to the robbery of the Valparaiso Grain Company and other robberies, in which he obtained from 5 5 to $000.

COXFEREXCE TO OPEN WINONA LAKE, Ind.. June 7.

The annual conference of the Brethren church will open here Thursday. It la expected that between 25.000 and SO. 000 visitors will at

tend the various sessions of the

meeting.

.The num'ier of children of conipulory school age 7 o years is 703. 327. according o reports of the 15 4 school attendance officers in Indiana.

TI e

ite of Indlina has a land

area of i t . . f 4 square miles and a water area of sr.? miles. The extreme Jerglh of the state north and south in 271'. ir.i'.e. and the average width (.ut and west 14 miles.

and possession of distilled li'pior. has been entered in district cr-urt

by James R. Day, proprietor of thej

Iay Graje Juice company. Lv.vtn, j Ci . where, it is said, federal ot! o-rs : f rr . ,, found a large distilling plant. Oifirers j rr , .'.'j say products of the pi at-, t wrre 3-',',-'fa"'

eled grape juice and vir.e.-.ir. and were shippe.i to New York. Chirao and other big centers.

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Williana Henry Harri-scn wis the first governor of Indiana tf rritory. serving in that capacity for eleven

years, from 100 to ldl. IP- al- Th T

v. as the ninth president of the Fru:-' C 'tr .mer N.

ed States. Former President Har-1 2.:2. fai l to "b the Iarg- cf rison was horn in Perkley. Virginia.' nny c;tv in the I'r.itei Spates having Feb. f. 1773. and died in Washing-ja r "pula t io- of from to 80.ton. D. C. April 4. 1S41. n.

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PRY SIM.F.T. EXnANCF.RS STHAWBKHRY VOUDIE "VAT:S.W. Ind.. June 7. The rtra wherry crop In Kosduskko ounty will he greatly decreased In Volume unless there t a rain within the next 12 hours. Strawberry lant in randy soil nro drying out Jiecause i f the lack cf rain. Jn tries L. Robbing. 141 Center -t.. "Warsaw, Wednesday picked 2'" terries from his patch and on placing them on the scales found that they w dghe d one pound and one tur.ee.

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What Is Economy in Tire Buying?

HOY DKOWNS TRYING

TO SAVK HIS SISTER ATJUON. M:ch.. June 7. Donald

Xödngey. five year- M. was crownea XVedcday when he lumped into the Kalamazoo river in an attempt to five his .dsfer. Donna, two, who had fallen in t!i stream. Ruth Ulla Hander, five, their cousin, also Mrer.t to Donna's ail and with th latter was pulled to safety by Thomt.rt Whitehead, an Albion college ftudnt. and John Chaf.n. of Albion. 5"h hoy's body was recovered.

CLINTON', Ind.. June 7. Charles Cau?ey, 61. of Xewport. Instantly killed "Wednesday when th automobile e wasj driving was struck ,y a train on the Chicago and Fastrm Ilünolf railroad north of New-port-If yo hnr !rn an Injury, c" I.ke a man. ackncnvledge and repair tt.

Real economy in tire buying comes

from buying tires which have the

greatest possible value built into them, and then getting all that value out. Think that over. It is always possible to buy tires at lower prices than Goodyears.

Rut in spite of this, more people ride on Goodyear Tires than on any other kind. There can be but one reason for this condition. The public has found that the value built into Goodyear Tires at the factory, plus the service rendered by Goodyear dealers, results in greater tire satisfaction and lower cost. Goodyear is not content merely to build the best possible value into Goodyear Tires. Through Goodyear dealers a sincere effort is made to help every Goodyear user to get out of these tires all the value the factory has built into them. There is nothing new in this policy, though it may seem to be unusual. It is based on the belief that greater sales result only from greater satisfaction of the public. Goodyear Service Station Dealers believe in this principle. They will be glad to show you how to get greater mileage and greater economy from your tires.

GooJytsr Hesvy Tourist Tubes are tsfteially !hick, sturdy and hi-litrd. They cent packed in a heavy , ca:erprccj bag. More peofle ride on Goodyear Tutes than cn any ether hind

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Another opportunity for the people of South Bend and vicinity to fcuy high-class drus store merchandise for j ONE CENT. Buy one article at regular price and get another for ONE CENT. Besides ONE CENT SALE items 1 1 il 1 I! 1.. J..: 1? 1 r

we nave tcvcrdi uiuer pc(.Ill on uispiay uuring 11115 yiccii bdic.

lc SALE lc TOILET ARTICLES

50c Cocoanut Oil

50c Zylano Tooth Paste 2 50c Wedding Blossom

75c Wedding Blossen Face Powder ... .2 50rc Frumas Honey an Almond Cream . .2 50c Cucumber

50c Wedding Blossom Cold Cream 2 $1.75 Mary Garden Toliet Water .2 for 2 5c Large Bar Pure Castile Soap 2

for 51c for 51c for 51c f0r 76c for 51c for 51c for 51c 51.76 for 26c

COFFEE AND TEA

49c 51c 36c 41c

Delicious Golden West. Coffee 2 lbs. for Golden West Japan Tea 2 Ils. for 35c Pure Extract Vanilla 2 for 40c Pure Extract Iyomon 2 for

65c LaMeda Cold Cream Powder 2 for 25c Joya Talcum Powder 2 for 15c Mechanics Hand Soap (n.i?te) 2 for

$1.50 07J. Wedding Plossom

Perfume. 2 for

10c Jergens Bath Tablets 2 for

50c Theatrical Cold j--i Cream. U lbs. ...2 for.OlC

50c Frumas Vanishing Cream 2 for

51.00 Youth Craft Hair Tonic . .2 for

66c 26c 16c

$1.51

11c 51c

51c

$1.01

For

Friday and Saturday

80c Sherwin Williams Floorlac Varnish Stain, full pints 2 for

50c Boncilla Complete Sets contains Beautifier, Cold

Cream, Vanishing Cream and Powder

ror 25c Mclbrt Talcum Powder, 2 for

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A full 50c tube of Chlor-E-Dixo Tooth Paste with each tube purchased. Chlor-E-Dixo is unexcelled for acid mouth.

i Oc Lemon 2 f or . . .

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Skin Soap,

1 5c Large Bars Glycerine Soap, 2 for

SHAVING SPECIALS

61c 36c 36c 36c 26c

$1.01 $1.01

35o Ever Ready Shaving Sticks 2 for 35c Ever Beady Shaving Powder ... 2 for 3 5c Ever Heady Shaving Cream ... .2 for 25c After Shaving Talcum Powder . .2 for 35c After Shaving Potion 2 for

51.00 Gem Safety Razors ... 2 for $1.00 Durham Duplex Razors 2 for

Rubber Goods and Stationery At One Cent Sale Prices

Jl-25 Guaranteed Fountain Syr

inge. 2 for fl.25 Guaranteed Hot Water Bottle. 2 for 52.50 Whirling Sprays 2 for 5c No-Colic Nipples

fiOc Pound Einen Paper 2 for 25c Linen Envelopes 2 for 10c Business Envelopfs 2 for 50c Box Stationery 2 for

$1.26 $1.26 $2.51 2 fr 6C

61c 26c 11c 51c

$1.50 D P. Redusotnbs a common sense treatment for obesity 2 for 35c Wh iting's Shaving Cream softens and soothes the skin 2 for , 85c Oxo-Yeast Vitamine Tablets, 2 for 1 5c Egs Shampoo Soap keeps the hair and scalp healthy 2 for , 50c Rolls 2500 Sheet Tissue Toilet Paper, 2 for

.. 11c S151

lc SALE lc DRUGS AND MEDICINES

2.f. Tincture Inline 2 for P"" Hi-Tf . t Epsom Salts 2 for 2"" Aspirin Tal i let s 2 for

5 1 . e. o r.ottlo Imported Olivo Oil 2 for 3 0c Pkg. JII-Trst

Sulphur 10c Pkcr. Boric 2 " o CoM Pre.-?--,! Ca?:or Oil

10o .d Quality f-Vnna P.avs ,

26c 11c 21c

$1.01

11c 11c

.2 for 26c .2 for He

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CANDY FOR lc e,0- Full Pounds .Tori Almond.-. 2 for O IC 50.- 1'o-jnds 1'iiro, Finest Pr-u:' J-lly nrrr,. ri 2 for QIC H 2". Alpine F.or n Choro:atf, 2 f.r yi'Ö r,- A rrovrnlnt s 2 for t)C

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50c Pyroline Mouth Wash, 2 for 5c Arrowmints, Life Savers, Nifty Fruit Tablets, 2 for 50c Re-Nu-Wall Wall Paper Cleaner, 2 for 75c Boncilla Face Powder, 2 for

1.50 Jickee Perfume, full ounces, 2 for -. 25c Genuine Wool Powder Puffs, 2 for

51 G

..6c 16c 70G

WAFER-LAX LAXATIVE WAFERS An ideal candy laxative for children and women; pleasant to take and very effective.

Standard This Sale Price ?3G 2 for

26c

The items listed here represent only a small portion of those on sale. Hundreds of other attractive bargains especially priced for these 3 days.

51.00 Trut'-n.t Plood Purser end

Ton!-. 2 for lflc peroxide

IIyrlr.-'-n 2 for

f'Oe Merited, Fyrup r 1 of FiL" 2 for O IC

25- Charcoal T'.hN ta 2 for

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Tor.!- 2 for $F'"'0 ina Aspirin Tablet 2 for

3.V- lint'lM M!lk 5 of Macr- da 2 for OOC

r.c T. P. Foot Lot j on 2 for

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BRUSHES Pr:-he 2 ff.r O 1 C To Tooth ofi Pn:?hei 2 for OVJC Pri::.f 2 for -UC T.-e Ha!r yfi P.ru-:.-4 2 for OC -r- S..-iv.r g m -I j-.rv. 2 for rlC ,,, $1.01 ',r"z " r r ' r r ' ''' " '"' rd ?. i:i - 2 f. r 61c Miscellaneous Items for One Cent 2"c Ferr.'. C 's'-.-. 1 IP -at 2 for O 1 C 2" IPgh Grade v..-- 2 for UC rd-ur- P- .-a ... .2 f.r v)C Poh-h 1 for O 1 C ?: ? ei ci C " n.;. 'e .... 2 for ? 1 .O I Oil 2 for lt)C 2 for lbC polish 2 for WOG

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