South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 169, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 June 1922 — Page 3

SUNDAY. JUNE 18. 1022 CHE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Indiana and Michigan

PLAN GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF MINES

Mate Board Makes Extensive Prr parations for Summer's Work. INDIANAPOLIS. Jun IT Extensive plans for summer work In connection with th- stat" gro!rical aurvey are belnic formulated by DST. W: N. Loaan. state ceoloislst. a'-cord-

ROBBERS T KK CLOTHES . ::ur h ( i m STORE 8YRACISK June IT Burxlara early Friday robbed the Star Clothing store here, hauling away a motor Tur k load of merchandise, consist -in largely of clothing, shoes and notion. Tht- robbery was discovered when the store was opened Friday morning. Sheriff C. B. Moon of Warsaw, was summoned and is making an Inves-

insj to an by Richa servatlon. A fieM

work lnlur anl rniiipi beaches of Indiana by of strata 0

announcement mal- today d Llber. director of connarty will ntudv the o-

ical occurrence and conditions of coal beds in the south central t of the Indiana coal field, th a survived to include nas-ta of

Oreene, Martin. DaV.es. Knox. Sulli

van and several other counties. It was said. The party will be directed by Dr. Logan, and will Include M A. Darrell. R K. Farey. W. P. Rawles. O. G. Bartlp. F E Madenwals and R: Hunt Bubjerts to be studied. It wa added, are the conditions ef the coal strata, correlation of the coal and other regions, collection of samples of coal and other economic products for laforatory investigation, and stud of structural conditions of the area, and determination as far as possible of the structure favorable to the accumulation of olj and gas. Dr. E. R. Cummlngs expects to continue his studies of the Silurian and Ordovir-ian - formations of Indiana. Dr. C. A. Mallott will spend considerable time in the counties of the driftless area along the Ohio river. Dr. W M. Tu kr r. hydrologist of the division will study the water conditions of the iake region about Laporte. and Dr. J. R. Reeves will continue his studies of the oil shale of the state. The remainder of the geological division's program of summer field

s a study of distribution Hon of ancient lake f,ake Michiran area in ;orcre C'resy; a study the Knobstone area in

Jtrnwn county bv Iler;n Lee and a etudy of th- iln -iosrraphic conditions pf Monroe county by Arch Addington DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR CHURCH MEET

Missionaries anil Officers of Church of (,u at nilermii for Convention. AVDKRSN. Ind.. June 17. Missionaries and officers of the Church o.f God from all over the world are here for the twelfth annual International oarttp meeting, which will open tomornwv and continue for one weeflc. Regufar service wjl 1 he held three times cfn y. ait ln.rtn. 2.30 and 7:30 o'-oVoCk. it has been announced.

J. W. Beyer, of Fresno. Calif.. C. E. j Brown of Detroit and W. D. McCaw of Baltimore are to be among!

the principal peakerH, it was said. Church men nd women Who have rerved in Japan. British Fast Africa, Jrria and British VVm Irxlia. a well ns those who have confined their work to the United f?tates, the Canal Zone and vinada. are anKng those her Tor tn meering. Detailed reports of the work carried on by the church throughout the world and Information as to the general conditions In the various countries 1n whioh they are stationed will be given the missionaries. It was said. Two hundred tents have been erected at the ramp grounds In Park Place to accomodate part of the visitors. It Is vorpected that by Tuefday approximately 3000 members of the Church of God will be 1p Anderson for the meeting.

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mobile gar?

iformed Friday that conf the robbers inveigled tchman to leave the vicstore and go to an auto-

WILBUR ELECTED COMMERCE LEADER

Springfield. Mass., Man Made President of Junior (dum

ber of Commerce. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind . June 17. Kay P Wilbur, of Spr. ngfleld . Mass. was elected president of the junior chamber of commerce of the Pnited States at the closing- session or the third annual convention of the organization here today. Other officers elected were: First Vive President. Fred Johnson. Tulsa. Ofcla, Second Vice President, R. E M rtimer. Milwaukee. Wia, Third Vire president. Andrew Muiiv'Tit tnt. St. LMMa Mb.. Fourth Vice President. Robert Ransom, New Orleans, Ta. The folliwing directors wre eteted : Ieorsre Wilson, Dallas. Tex.. Geo. Hi dson, Bt Louis; F. Phil Millett. Jr.. Cincinnati, n , Kdward TVihlin. Chicago, M irk Havins, Omaha, Neb,

HOLD TWELVE MINERS ON BAIL OF 1 1.000 BRAZIL. June 17 Of the 1O0 men sought in connection with the ; recent rioting in and near here, 12 j men were arrested Saturday and ar- ! aiernei In circuit court here. Bond j of $1,000 was fixed for each man. to! insure their appearance in court ' Monday. The warrant? were issued at the ;

request of watron mine owners who u Te said to have been molested by the miners.

MODERNISTS WIN EYERY MOTION AT BAPTIST MEETING

Fundamentalist- Plan Campaign to Further Their Cause $10,000 Raised. INDIANULPOLdS. Ind . June 17. Leaders of fundamental group or the northern Baptist convention, defeated at every turn in the deltberaafions. tonight announced that they wou!d carry on an extensive caml i.gn to further their cause and that $10,000 had been pledged to s nrt the work. (aiders who attended the fundamentalist meeting included the Rev. M P. Boynton, of Chicago, cunts Iap Lows, of New York. puMteher of the Watch-man Examiner. the fundamentalist weekly newspaper; Ir. J C. Maasee of Boston, and Drr W. P. Riley of fit. Paul. M:nn. Modernists also are preparing , ea.mia1gn to offset the publicity of the fundamentalist group. It was sn.ld, bur PD definite announcement had been made. Defeated in their efforts to have the convention adopt a creed which would be binding on the churches of the denominPtion, the fundamentalists did not place a list of officers before the convention today a had been previously announced. The Rev. Frederick F. Taylor, or Indianapolis was elected president of the convention without opposition. The convention before adopting the report of the budget commi't, amended it so tsat the Baptisits would donate $25,000 to the federated churches o.f Amrrea 'nstead of $15 00 as recomimended by the committee. Services will be held In the convention hail tomorrow for the dialates. Dr. V ft. Abarncttry, pastor of the church in Washing-ton. D. ?., of which rrest. Harding is a meimber. will 1e:ver the sermon. The convention will be in session Monday and Tiysffay. at which time it is expected to name the next rnnvention city.

DOWAGIAC YOUTH WILL TAKE ININ KFOUS I A aHS

DOWAGIAC. June 17. Douglas Fox. 17-year-old son of Rev. Joseph Fox. Federated church. has been notified by Congressman John C. Kefeham to prepare himself for Annapolis. Fox was alternate to a Beftrian county boy who failed to pas.-- physical tests. Fox was a graduate of the local high school this year and last year attended the citizen's training camp at Custer.

s-.T PHONE RATI MEETING. I mission will conduct the hearing

The attorneys and represontati .- of the Chambers of Commerce of the three rities will be heard.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind . June 17. A preliminary meet.ng. at which definite date will be set for the hearing on the proposed continuance

of the present telephone rates at The total Indiana coal area is esilammond, Gary and Eat Chicago, i timated at about 7.500 square miles.

petitioned before th- pi;b'i service commission by the Illinois Bell Telephone Co.. Will be conducted in the ai:y hall 10 a. m . June 22, G'.en Van Aucken and Frank Farris members of the public service com

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The-e are nearly two hundred dies of 0team railroads operating Marion countv.

TO PHoniCE INDIANA Oil PRINCETON. Ind. June 17 "Home grown'' gasoline will be tht crown on the Princeton market ui'hin a few daj-s in an effort to displace John D. Rockefeller's bus: nesa The Premier Refining Co. will make gaollne out of oil drilled in Giboon county and sell it in southern Indiana ritv -

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PAINS ACROSS

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5 Savjng ACCOUNTS We Pay 5 Percent Interest Compounded Quarterly. Start Now and Be Ready for July Interest Period. Indiana Savings & Loan Association 122 North Main St., South Bend

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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE FAILS; MAY LOSE EYE INDIANAPOLIS. June IT. Thomas Kinjr. sales manager for the Diamond Chain Co., failed in an attempt to commit suicide Friday at the South Grove Golf links club house although ho shot himself In the head with a revolver. He will probably lose the sight of one rye. A note which he had written exprespd fer ttuat Tie was homminc insane. Friends said he had suffered a nervous breafcrtown recently.

DROWNS NVHII E SWIMMING. ROCHESTER. Ind.. June 17. W.ide Callowav. 17. of near Mud

L-ike. was drowned Friday while! swimming in Tippecanoe river, i nnrt hpa t r.f Vinrn rirwrinlH Pnnnln '

..... - - - v --.,11- . . a . v , a rompanion, made an unsuccessful ittempt to reseue him.

BumsteadsWormSyrup "To rhillrn an nH of merry." Where lifwt.ons are followed. IT NKVER FAILS, nrnpitr Hcarritv and mormon potit of SANTONIN, it contains fnll do. td Kixtr rears' tet. Sold everywhere or br mail. 50c a bottle. Eat- C. A Voorhees. M. D.. rhUadelDhla

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RESTAURANT ASIS CAFETERIA

You arc cordially invited to attend the opening of the fishing season at Lower Fish Lake Indiana Sunday, June 18th. Free Boats, (load Bathing. Oak Beach Summer ( olony. 218 IS'. Michigan St.

COMPLETE PLANS FOR EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE SVRAOrSK. Ind.. June 17. Arrangements have been completed for conference of the church workers Stf the Kp:scopal church, June 19 to June 24. Among the speakers will be, RenMcVeigh Harrison. Miss Iaura I. over. V F TV Prane, archdeacon

of Yukon, Alaka), Miss Sarah Afhhurst and Rev Charles Bridge- ; man. assistant secretary for work among the foreign ! rn in New York City.

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

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Real Food at Real Prices Cor. Main and Wasliii:.7oii

dhc HOOVER It BE A TS . . as it Sweeps as it Cleans Give your nigs the protective care of The Hoover. A demonstration without obligation. WIRING FOR ALL BRANCHES OF ELECTRIC SERVICE

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DEDICATE MEMORIAL TO FOR Mr R LEGION ) 1XIIAN.UVM.. ind.. June IT. A memorial t the late Col. Fred-i

erlck W. Galhraith, Jr... of Cincinnati. AnIIMT national commander of the American legion, who nag killed in an automoo'ie aceide.i: here lasf year v, i- ldicated tdav. The BMmoiSsJ is a tone hou!der with a trronse tablet. Amo-.z Uvose who participated in the dedication were v Murray Hanford MaeNlder. mitional eovi.mander of the legifn. and Mr?. Iwell F. Hohart, of the American legion aux-

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l J K WON! WS S WINGS; BURIED ON HER FARM i:LlSlf Jut;.' 7- A st-arrh f as begun Saturday about the farm of Florence Bottomly. who died a few davsi ago. for his life time savings, which are believed to be eecreted somewhere on the place. Mr. Bottomry, who waa years old. is said by relatives to have told them just before his death he had secreted his flavins somewhere on the farm, but did not indicate the place. His funeral was held yester-

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IXDI N IPOLIS FACTORY FIRE OVERCOMES FOUR I.VDIANAPOLuS June IT. Four firemen were overcome here. Saturday afternoon while fighting a fire st the Commercial Box company. All were quickly revived and continued their work. Emil T. Schmidt, proprietor of the company said the fire was of Incendiary origin. Th damage to the plant was estimated a- I60.040.

The condition of clover hay t. Indiana was 34 percent of normal on ; June t. For alfalfa K wss 5 per-J ssnt of norxnaj,

BRIDAL GIFTS The gift you make the bride should show exceeding good taste in its selection. Indiscrimmate choice is unappreciated. What can be nicer than a wise selection of pretty silver Silverware, well choisen. is the most charming and durable of all gifts and pleases the bride the best. VI here can you make a better choice than here where excellent taste and good judgment are exercised in -providing the assortment for you to choose from? We will be glad to help you. CLAUER-S Jewelers, Silversmiths and Diamond Merchants

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