South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 164, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 June 1922 — Page 3

TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 13. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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MURDER SUSPECT IS UNDER ARREST

Man Wanted for Killing at Mnni-tique, Mirli.. Capturrl at Fort Wavnc FOIiT WAVNi:. In ! . Jur; 12 O-'ir f-'MTfren, 2 ' vmn '''1. wantI in M 'r.i;iqu. M!ch.. in ccnr.ct.i n v. :th ?';! murder 'f Hotilf x -: ?r or, Frbrmry wan arrv horo 'it Moi'l'iy afternoon :;T'--n information fiimiM bv Manar.rl Schoolcraft rr.ur.ty authorities.

Actin' On!"? of Po'.c Wi'.iam

orr (;iv. on ,u;.in: I'KINOnTO.W Jure i:-Fr.in-. .1. Ihir.ty. 2 yp:ir !'!. a -.- illor in a lonl hoplt.il suffVrlntr from cut. ar.'l hrui: fol!nxvir.ff a Jump from a I'.is-nKT 'nin tr.tvrUir.s: 4" mil"? an hour, whil walk ins: in hi- -! f S.tturday. Hurley, who onl ha 1 suffer "i from nervous frr ral ye. in walked from his lrth in the W-jr to th ve.st kbul" an4 plunst'J through n wirvl . Ho vn pkl up f-y a tra'n following the pa -n;er.

HUNDREDS GATHER FOR CHURCH MEET

Two Groups Kp'ctf(l to Hattit for Control of Baptist Conven! ion.

cfim t''fre th cor. v. j.: ion. ai.1 thr )lar.r rr..v! lurin? th j' tv't ar to Ix- i! :.cj--1. A i i n: p i i" n t ! , ... jt V", ( 'i'-. i ,u f f-:rthT th 1

v,rk of thr new wor! 1 t hir. ru--i ir. r.t is t f'Ar,.;.lerf-'I. j Jr. .h'hr. Y Vit' a'? . vn rertnr f the pen nl t o trd of pro-) :...:;:;. t I I th- l--anl that r - ' I ' -

vc.ir tot.ji!.-.i $i -.n f.o.

Circulation Managers Hold Convention at Indiana polls INMAXAI'OLIS. Jun. 12. Mayor Shirk rr.jult th- principal ail-lrc-tl; th'- m-tirsc i i r c of the Thre-I ';rn;l.i'i mi Mat,aL' rs' aociation. v.-hie, cor !. of Tiwpapr representatives from In.liar.a I'M-

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c,rrv on thf wrfk of th ''hurMi

Monday's meeting

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Churrh Conference to Vote

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t;'aly frry ch-in-h it1 ;!) no'"th-rn ;art of th- Fnit-1 S:at-. Alrif.i, 5ip.tr. m'l China ani oih-r p r in countries are o attnJ h" -a'h- r-

DKNTIsTIJY rr. Orer.. formerly of South Bon't. i- a--orj.-i'f- with I)r. Ca von in his now location uni-r the him r.am of Carbon and Oren ..t 12". w. v,vh. av. I'hon" M. r,4r. 14

f onvf-n'ion of th Internationa Cirillation M.ih iLrers' ::-o( iatlon which will opcji ior.. orirt: n throsl'iy pr;o-l Tinfliy.

(Ii Vorth in the Distance.

MONEY LOANED

ON M'AdF.S AMI U liMTl'Ki; AT I.KCiAI, I.MKKEST Indiana Finance Co.

J S09 J. F.Irvntor

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WANTED!

WrXO.VA lAKH. June 1,'. Mon

:"- fald .Satterprren hai t A hi-. 'onnfr'J.'.n holJuD ar.i rr.ur'l'r of

-j rff".iMi to plvj any

Mcctin'j of -l. rn i ioi a ry oaM, executive hoard" and th" fmar.co board were scheduled for Monday

Hrt-threti and Tu-.-day.

A spirited fiirht for the control ot

Varnish Hniher.- op. Automobile 1 1 od (lood wacr. S:cady work. No labor troubU. Aidr" Ur, ?4.'. X'-ws-Tio'cc

v'r:allv i "''n -f thr annual confer

ou thA. trice of the Church oi

VAr.'v.prr i h"ro wa ftiver. over to the colk-c-

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! cinforcnr ha annonnrpd that

n r' ", . . t haJ voted to hold nxt year's rr.pet

v vf.-,i T.f r.-.H'.ci NordTtr be- 1 . ---- . . .. . ... ... 1 Jl . . . mur be ratified at th Ker.'-ra'. ron- : whs b?l:-vcl bv many of the d ie-c-iuo he "ncc!. ! tho mory av- v.,.-sÄOt, t,.ä-.... .v,.. .r "...i,

$100.00 mentali.-ts" ami tle evanitel;.-; sroup 'is .-hodu.cd for Tue-d.v. Th" "luv.-

th ; datneritalUts' l: wa-- said, believed

it ; i 1 ;i; ra' .ru r:r at.n f tl.r Hiolc-.

Tvhile the evarnrMist. or :e.(.'0'.rr,i--ts.

jrf h.r. -.vithout employment for "vral month-? prr'or'.ir.ir th dat of th crirn. Th prionr ha a -. !fe ar.d four mall children living In Mar.NMur.

1 would not hive po-vcr

ir' r 'ml ni 'control the oo? ..:.tion. U oman Convicted on Charge I;umor, h WiUlltn of PoisonitlZ Her Hlisbftnd inry.tn. former secretary

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State Spanish War Vrtrrans

Holding Annual Encampment !

KOh'OMO. Ind. Juno 12. The 1' th ar.r.uil encarnpnu-nt of Fpan-

Vr V'-teran. department

SHKhliYVIhhi:. Jun- 1 2 - Mr?. J Clara Carl, who was convicted of;

murder in the second degree in connection with the poisoning of her husband, Frank Carl, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judce Alonzo Blair in circuit court here

Mondav. followdnc the overruling of

. and the annual convention j H motion h defen.so counsel for a a'ix':::arv opened l.ere Mon-j nf.w, tr;fti

Attrrneys for Mrs. Carl aprealed the case to the4 Indiana supreme court following the conclusior of .Tudcre -Rlair.

den n ! p-'s j of .-tato. i

would attend the convention could

not be confirmed Alondav. It was

;al-d that Mr. P.ryan. if he should icome. would address the convention

on "Darwinism" and kindred subjects. Mr. Bryan is considered by muny as a "tundamentalist." The discussion of the new world church movement is scheduled to

...v -,v:'h 1.10 dePirafe reentered 1 fore noon and more expected. It -a ill he a two days' session. Th" fTfur1 r. f Monday's pro-'-tMi w rt' a rar.'l parage which :t fol'.v d by a band concert by pvi r't! Pand-j in attendance, a tl rater pi'ty arl a military lall at 'he Knclct h'rne. Co rp man! er W. C Ver berry, of Carv, presiding r the e!on."i of tii r n--'i m prnen' ind Mrs. Harry r.W-r, of Kvansvll'e, i presiding over the women's auxiliary. Yerberry N a candidate for re-election, but v.-ill have ojiprlng him for tho Cart. Fill houden. of F.Ioom- '.: rfon. and Harry Flser, of övansville, prr.ent senior vice commander. Fvansvill is making an earnt campaign for the nxt encamp--n e n t .

Court Settles Fight Over Right to Play Santa Claus CKAWFOr.nSVILI,F, June 12.A controversy arising over the nejection of a man to play Santa Claus ai a church party at the United Urethren church at Powers. near here, Ia-t Christmas, which terminated in a fcht.1 was settled In tho Montgomery c'rcult court here Mon-

. 1 t - In flirt frfol rf Honlnl ClnlicoF'!

... II .1.- . I - ..'l... 1 , charged with assault and battery on Omer Wheeler. Powers and TYheelcr both claimed the right to play Fanta Claus. Wheeler won In a canvnss of members of the church. Clouse-, enraged. Is alleged to have attacked his rival -with a hammer, hacking his Vad and causing severe scalp ounds.

Plants of all kinds for sale at Tippecanoe Oreenh.OTic.e T..-632P. Fntranoc Tayjor and Jeff. sts. 14?

Cary Mati Pleads Guilty to Possessing Counterfeit Die INniASTAPOhlS. June 12. Itudolrh Uegji of Oarj'. entered a plea of pullty to a charge of having in his possession a die for counterfeit $10 federal reserve notes when his- case was called for trial before Judge. Albert P. Anderson Monday. When arraigned Inst month ho entered a plea of not guilty. On motion of 'Homer Elliott. U. S. district attorney, the count of th indictment charging Hegji with manufacturing counterfeit money was nolle prosed. Judge Anderson deferred sentence until June 23.

Butler College Plans for $900,000 Endowment Fund INTIAN'APOLIS, June 12. Plans for raising a $900,000 endowment

rfund to he paid to the Butler col

lege foundation will be announced soon, It was announced Monday, following the organization of the foundation. The money will be ufed for buying a new college eite and for the erection of new buildings, the announcement said. The campaign is expected to begin before Oct. 1. The first gift to the foundation was a JSO.ono contribution by Arthur V. Brown, president of th Union Trust Co.. of this city, announced Monday. Mr. Brown is a member of the class of

Hear Ja. G. Omrsrrrxm. P. C, on Chiropractic at hicrh school June 16tH, nt 8 p. m.

VIOLINS FULLER & SONS MAKERS AND REPAIRERS 2nd Floor Paxson Bldg. 230 S. Michigan St.

Compounded Quarterly on All Saving SAINT JOSEPH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 121 South Mala M.

I . I'. Bondurant. Sec i OpiHdte Court House

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Wild promotion schemes have no place in the plans of the wise investor. Unless the investment offered has safety of principal assu red as well as attractive returns promised, the prudent man will look elsewhere to place his money at interest. In other words an investment that is not consistent is unworthy of the name. Money deposited with Mi is positively safeprotected by the men whose names are appended to this advertisement and by $100,000 of their money. The returns 6 compounded and interest periods start first of vcry month. Money so deposivd is used here in the development of South Bend. Come in and get acquninted.

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207 S. Main Street Officer and Directors B. F. Auprustine Wm. Happ John A Hibberd Dan D. Schurtz Ceo. H. Wheelock O. A Laven, Secretary-Treasurer

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THE LITTLE FOLKS SHOP H. Alberts 3Iackstone Theater Bid?. WEARING APPAREL INFANTS TO 14 YEARS

F-O-R S-A-L-E HUDSON SUPER SIX touring car 19 series, all in ood shape. Painted this spring. All equipped, with side wind shields, moto-me-ter, bumper, spot light, 5 good tires (2 new this spring). Would consider equity on city residence property. O. E. LUDWIG 408 S. Michigan Street

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A N" O . VlfTROI.A S. AUTO fAPM IM ri.EM KNT!. rtc. Na E Aor.rr. Main l?lfi. STATE LOAM CO. Eatabll.hed 1&05. it n. Merchant Hank ntdr. tl 8. UlchiraoA Opao to Sil.

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DANCING REID'S PAVILION BARRON LAKE Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING -Through Summer Season FFRST CLASS MUSIC

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The figure 8 will save you time every time you wash. It's the exclusive motion belonging: to the 1900 Cataract Electric Washer and sends the water through the clothes in a figure 8 movement four times as often as in the ordinary washer. Let us tell you more about this 1900 Cataract Washer and its wonderful figure 8.

ELECTRIC RVICE

The State Loan Company Offers for PubNc Subscription $50,000 Cumulative Preferred Stock

at Par $100.00 per share.

nterest payable semi-annually. Non-taxablr. tock has a definite maturity date. Callable at 102 and accrued dividends. A safe and sound investment offered by an old established institution which has been operating for seventeen cars and with a record of increasing earning capacity. Organized in 1905. The Laporte, Ind., branch was opened in 1907. Incorporated in 1909. Business: Making Industrial loans in the counties of 5t. Joseph and Laporte in amounts up to $300.00 safrly secured by Chattel mortgage at a legal rate of interest not to exceed three and one-half ( 3 ) percent per month. References: Merchants National Bank of South Brrul; Pe oples Trust 6c Savings Bank, Laporte. Ind. Application for stoclc received at Merchants National Bank, South Bend. Ind., or at office of the Company. STATE LOAN COHPMY (Bonded and Licensed Under the Laics of Indiana) Est. 1905 Authorized Capital $150,000.00 Open 8 to 5:30. Phone Main 1746. 3 and 4 Merchants Bank Bldg., Souih Hcnd, Ind.

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Xuppenheimer Air-0-W eave Sei

Keep You Cool and Keep Their Shap

You want comfort in your summer clothes but vou also want correct stvie and fit. Kuppenheimer Air-0-Veae suits always look neat and smart. Thev don't wilt into a shapeless sack after a little wear because they're as carefully designed and tailored as other Kuppenheimer Good Clothes. Light, medium and dark tones in Palm Beach, gabardine, tropical worsted, mohair and other cool fabrics.

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