South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 171, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 June 1922 — Page 3

TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922.

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CITY COUNCIL AT ;Derf to Attend BE HELD TOMORROW

NILES REGULATES i??!!?"7?? SlflSSI'i..

BUS-CAR TRAFFIC!

Leads to Arrest ' i-Vih-raii

Mother and Daughter, For-

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Near Herrien Spring Nües . Workman Injured.

Pa Ordinance at Sprrial i nirrI' I'roniinriit in Goshen. Mrrt as Compromise to j Hi-M for Forgery. IMea for Franrln-e. ; siu:x. in!.. i.-.tyVe. -ill It'-rnijr;-iti n t wit r.c the NILK. M; h . .J-.ir..' 1 '.. ( ; ' ::' d way motor r.o in Ind: in i;A rty ord r:-i r. r'ulitii. the '. 'di. Memorial d.". rcnd'.f v ot r.prritio'r. n.otor 1-- s ar.d taxl-r"- ',r:1 !--" to w.-ar x..t.; e . ! -."thir. f'aiJ.-l tr.e downfall of Mis. cats in N; h-n al..,d 1 Lue ja Hott 1 a.nd her K-yr-oM orn.-nor. nrinr.! in ;r.al .-e , daughter, Fran .. Hott :, foi-K rij f-lon. Tu o'.lir.arco proi for a,,,i (lochen, In Fo: t Wayne, act- T!:nü var'v . r,,f. f.. (1f $1", j,r taxi for;.,, v,,iic there The inmici, an ov n who at r .".d-n:- of Nile, i.-ach h Id unJer 11. 0 0 Lord an1 fir.'! a f of ta; for non- rnu'.t an.-wer to cbarH of f.n;:ei r--;.- r.t o-at.' i". Th maximum far Jan.! ii.-Ls.-inir fnrir. 1 fh.-rki .-. -.-;.t.

to he rhaifed bv hti.ey t.us owner thnir about 1 " ft fl on itiu Wnif .

William", of .Michigm City, v.er 'tmrr!.l at f o'clock Saturd e'enir.ir at St. John'. church hr-. by Rev. I. G. Saffra'i. The .o-;;le wer:

i attended by Mis (lertrude I.-uon ot i

(Michigan City as !rid -r--r:. !!. anl ly i

renro Ilrirn -r. a. l-roth r of thoj

oni. as !rft i.ian. 1 o.rtwui? tne

cerr-monv 30 irif-n-ls and r'3t;c

'of I lie your.c coji)! en joyed a veddir.jr fupi r at the- home of the WW . W ' v

Hold Ulltllli: lril s;-t r. M-. Arthur Holt?. 3&S

fN. Seventh .t . where the bni: and I trroom will for th jtrent make i their home. i Crvstal .t';rinc rnmpfr ho'd

.ii.ro u. -im-., ai. ;tht-ir annual picn:c at .tlio camp nie of the I.Vrrien Cri;jnd- at 12 o'clock Wednesday

v.-:th!r. the limits was fixd at flv cnt. w h.il Taxin may . iiar- 2T c-nft for di-'an - not ex--dirii: on mi.

sau-rv anl Frank dry roo.Lh stores in I'ort Wayne. Mrs. Hottel iv.is the :vife of Lynn Hottel, a (1'jyhen druui-t, who

.vor or o r'-r-. arcor.'ir.; after a rlii-nrm n,.-ti n . tit i

th or iir. tr. '. mii-f fay a y arly i ir.ttrt r rnmirnnt in .,!.. i 1 hird ft

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C...;-nty F -deration of Vo.ien .- ; roon, pr, vrillitf will he pre-ent to w ill h -'l at Indian Fl hl. reet ail parishioner) from the Ni'.e i.f.ir Iterrlen prinps. Wednesday, f'-strirt. I'oIIo-a -ir.se th" ic n i' I'.inci: a: l-:"1'. a radio marhfr.e was installed in (. cJo. k. Kev. Harold Helt. pa-tor ul jtheoffleo of the Dhie Bird Shop l.y .Trrnity Kj.;eopal church, will .-peak ' fari Vanderbeck, Monday. or, '.lol-rn Mth.l.s of Work foil 'the ly and Gi.I."' A larce. ddega-

tlon of Niles women expvt to l- pr sent. Miss Floren e Cook, daughter ot i.lr and. Mrn. Ii rinis Cook of W?st 'Nile-, and Wayne Falmer, a on oi 'Mr. rnd Mrs. H. A. 'Palmer, 202 S. j Fourth t.. were marrifd at noon 1 Sunday at the K angelical parsonhy Ite. Joh.: Jsehunnar. Mr. 'and Mrs P.asil I'almer were the only ! attendant. Mr. and Mrs. ra'.nier

will reside for the present at '9 S.

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Mr. and Mrn. Louis A. CiRertson.

141 N. State st . are parents of a son. horn Monday morriner. Doe-tors A. (.-. Fllery and V. I. Tyl r of thin city will he anion? Tier-

,.., ri'ii county oh;.u '.ans wno .n aiv u a 1 1 . ... f ir..

tend th Ameru in lnstiuuc oi Homoeopathy at Chicago this week. Mrs. Fllery ac-ompanied her hushand to Chicago for a visit. Injurnl at Work. Michael Ktarahart of this city, a pit cleaner at the Michigan cer.tral terminal. , was severely cut about the heal Sunday wh-n he was struck hy

i l:idkr-vllle and the daughter bad

po-ition :n the J.iy county

. lioiise. A few .veeks iuo Mr. Hnt-

' rr. Indiana Railway Co. ...i vnf v.-oer... ..a i.. o-.

I i. ' ' ii. i f A W t M CI J" H V li 1 I ' 4 I" .III :ro:-ion was made for ,.u.rk;t,c. tho vtf i ..:.. uo

The daughter, it i said.

iffunmitted tho foigri's with the 'knowledge of h mothe1 wh aaiSisted her In ce'tinu' them cashed.

j detective say. t Tri r-nniliii-f f h - fiircrrid." f hr

Th action by the city in pa v.;n? daughter, it is fM . created a'mvth-U of n"inff nKtal whil; v;(JrK

Cn; ordinary- fnitnwe.l the npphca-; cai person a he named W. J. Heyi:fn of Leslie F. Herrin? and Kd win ! worth. That name was writFo. ori ' ). Thompson. r-pr-'nt ing the Oray.the cheeks. At the Lincoln t-nnk.J l'1 line, for a l.'-ycar revocable j jlss Hottel deposited $r,.:,o to thej fra n-hi--e on -vm Nib s streets. The i or.lit of Heyw rth. Her rroKt !

lr inch;" railing to r granted, the . fame when she sent a me.ngei rdimr.ee was adopted as a com-'h0y tcfthe bank to closo the a"-( unt. ptornNo. iTh.e check cash ?l l-y the Frank A'-rorriir.sr to Mr. IIarr!n?. the'(ry Koois Ftoro h id boon ropor d to Cray I.ua lin J planning an expan-;the police and detectives fo'lwed s:on of its ervlee. fncludlner what yu Hottel's messenger from the mil virtually amount to a street carlj,ank tn a Fort Wayne hotel, where. l.n In the i ;ty in addition to its . in- , t j,py say thp pj confessed in detail. Ururban rrxr between Niles -nVinr she and her mother were

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uth l'.en,. i.imnanan. ant nowa-icompfllni to get money from some t:a' An outlay of at least 1 3.000 :, pOUrre to pav their expenses to the

las already been spent by this com- j speedway races and to buy fashion I any in curlne newer and hotter a,0 ottire. 1 'u?- ' j Mrs. Hotter? rrents aro prom

A fixe,t pche.ijil for all motor h'isinnt farmr.rs residing near I r e, denned to prevent confü ts 1 1 xn( t

Kverett Hurner. son or I'.onoen

Horner of Niles and Ms Minnie

BIG EATERS GET ACID STOMACH

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It's toasted. This ono extra process gives a rare and delightful quality impossible to duplicate. Guaranteed by

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Take Mnjrnesla to XeutralD.e tlir .rU ml !arp Sloniacli Clean and IMsiMlon IVrfcct.

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w:.tn :ntTurr.an cars, is now rung j!epard hy the council. Onl'r Itridiie ( losfri. Fllowing ihf adptlon of the motor bus ord!nan City Engineer V. N. Tagg-tt moved tht the Mill st. hridc "spanning the St. Joseph river be condemned and ordered closed. It is motion was adopted, as was also an ordinance requiring drivers of motor v hides to lim their lights upon approaching other vohides. and rce.ulrin? drivers of horse-drawn vehicles to carry at least one liht. Fiaymor.d Storey of this city and Miss Helen Westpahl. daughter of Mrs. Minnie Westpahl. 1.102 Tenn.ee f-t.. Michigan City, were marrie.I in St. Paul's church there Saturdav afternoon, the Rev. A. P. Meyers performing the ceremony. Mr Klsie . Swanson. ." years of i-e. l1.: N. Fifth st.. lied at her V. nme here early Saturday morning aft r several monihs of illness with a complication of diseases. She waa torn in Kentucky on Sept. 0. lR", a daughter oT Rev. Stephen Frice. a

prminnt Fiptlt minister there. "With her father she moved to this J ity from Dayton. Ohio. 1." years ago. j Three daughters. Mrs. Charles Strait of Ka:am;:7.oo. Mr?. Lucille Hench ! of F.enton Harbor, and Mrs. Carl Ualvrso!) of Nilrs. and two sons, i William of Dayton. Ohio, and Fd-' Mnrd M than, of Nilcs, and her an-j lard. Martin Swrnon, survive her. ' Funeral ser l es will -lie held at i 2:"o o'clock Tuesday afternoon at j

Trinity FpNcopal church, the Rev. T'irold Ho! otficiatlntr. Rurial will

'::r in S'.lvernrook cemetery. i

t Mi-s i:!a Champion, art and prl-j i a ry supervisor in tb.e pnhlic t - c.r.r.N of th- eity. left for Cliicaco 1 Surday. w lire he ha accepted 'i "-;ti'Hi n an instructor of natural, -ier.ee for the first term of the summor se-sicn. I Wonien members of the Nllei- j Luhanan country club will compete) w.th representatives from the Rer-! r en country club of t. Joseph on I ti;. Matter's golf cours Thie.May af- j t . noon, as a part -f the campaign . '.i- instituted here by the St. Joseph ; Val'.ey Coif a i. ria f ion to organize' .-. women'? co'.f team. H:ch scores ;,rc t he saed -.tch week, and the tlx members of the various clubs in the assoclition with t'le hiche?t .-core will take part In the invimtion

A check for $140. with the name of W. J. Heyworth signed. was cashed by Mrs. Hottel's omp'oyer.s. The check cash'-d at the Frank dry poods crlahlishment was presented through a friend of Miss Hottel.

.tS.r.OO LIGHTNING DAMAGF,. PIFHCKTON, Ind.. June 19. Lichtnincr, which struck a barn on the farm of Alvin banner, south of Fierceton. caused the destruction of th buildlnpr and the cremation of one horse. The loss Is estimated at about $.1,300.

Th first P'a.rty of surveyors began their work in what later became Indiana In 1804.

If you're a hearty eater: if you mut h.ive'thr-e bljr nie.ils a ("ay, eat tfcm. lint after a-h meal you nould neutralize the dangerous acids that your food form la the stomach, says a noted

Port- ! authority. . , , .

neu your nieinacn o nvfria'i"n, me food contents hoon ?iur and develop aeitl that practically paralyzes the utomach's activity lng tfore the work of digestion can te completed. Then the Ptntnaeh becomes w'nk :nd "crnnky" and you are a daily sufferer from Indieestlon. l.is Sourness, lih-ating and after-eating panis. Your appetite jroes you're sick and whlrly and what used t be the Joyn of a hearty rfleal become a menacing ii I jr htm .ire. To quickly neutralise this dangerous acid; to cleanse anl sweeten the ftomich: to help the stomach take care of a hearty meal without pain or distress, go to your m-arest trug jtore ami get a little pure IUsurated Matrnesi.i (powder or tablets! and take in a little hot water jnt after me.iN. You'll be mirprlsed how nicely this pleasant treatment works. IUsurated Magnesia, which can be found in all go.d drug stores, is a Chemist's product, pure and unadulteratel. A powerful anti-acid and stomach corrective. A simple, harmless, inexpensive and qu'ekly effective treatment used by thousands of folks every day. Adv.

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Telephone your tcer for a case

THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., South Rend. Ind.

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RUPTURED WOMEN

If You Have a Large Navel Rupture or -Have Suffered Rupture After an Operation Try My Flan Free

tourrnmer.ts

throughout thi season.

ores are to b. kept

SZO.OOO Damapc Suit Is Transferred to Elhhart CCSlli'.V, Irvh. June 1 . (Spe-:

Th 0 r-.-.a damaco suit, j

J--'ph It Stew.irt. Of:

civ. p-rm'-r s uper. mnucp; vi ,

the municipal w.iter. ücriit and heat : p'.aut. ac.:r.-'t Wlllard I.. Stephen i .-on, of thi city, formerly of South! F r,d. ha tecn x-an.iferrr-1 from j the KIkr.arr county ;:rruit sourt here , to the K'.khart superior court is. ;

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Fikh.irr. where it w;!i .T-V..ce wr.iim R. Hile. S?w.rt a'.'.ccs lihe

'-.it Stephens, in circu'.itfd

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p t e r. t . Several month after the suit was

ti'.- d. sf -wart resigned at the reque j . f the h.-ard of public work. II i

v:h .s-icc,-e if d by A. J. Muth. of y.;-.v.-iiiko Wi Steph.'T.sun !e heid of the Rock I,un Mills here.

Child Will Recover After Being Run Over by Truck WARSAW, Ind., June 19. Alhouch both front and rear wheels : a havy motor car passed over b;s chest and shoulders, when he f- II in the path of the machine. "arl Anettn. sn. on of Hon er Ar.glith of ("lunette, near here, will recover. The car was driven by Oliver W-il'ife and was running a:

nr ot

an hour.

llv.zh McCu'.Ioch wa "iriy financier f-f the 0t-ber, 12f. he was K'lifr anl mamer r Wayn branch of tne ' a r. k.

T.? of the state. In ip printed f he Fort

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Finished Complete Ready to Use

Everything you send to the SLICK laundry in a Finished Family Bundle is ironed and returned ready for immedic.te use. just send all the regular family washing and as long as you have equal quantities of flat work arid wearing apparel, you pay the uniform pound rate. Even soft collars and soft shirts are included.

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Dance Records Some Sunny Day. P'ox-Trot. Kay Miucr c::J II h Orn f.-'r.: Georgia. Fox-Trot. Kay MilUr avd His Oro o'r.: Stumbling. Fox-Trot. Hay MW'r crd Hi Ore . ..i Who Tied the Can on the Old Dog'n Tail? Fox-Trot. Tie (.. r;.!,

Where the Volga Flow. Fox-Trot. Frank Ye.'-f:al and m Kcih!j ( 'rc' rrc A s

Birdie. Fox-Trot.

' Frank W'ca'phal arid His Hahi1 Orrv.-'n: ' In Blue Bird Land. Fox-Trot. Paul i:i:'$ Orel r sira A-3G10

I Want You from 'ari hzirt Fox-Trot. Itay iiU( r ami II s rc!:C.'r? Bygones. Fox-Trot. Knick(rckfr Orrl-.r;

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Special Corset Attachment For law Fleshy Women, Gives Neat Trim neuro. Holds Kupture Securely. Mrs. K. 'Murray, representing Wm. S. Itice, Inc.. Adams. N. Y.. has a special corset attachment that holds, any rupture no matter how largeEven if the abdomen Is very fleshy, it holds any rupture with ease, comfort and security. Hundreds of women In South Bend, and vicinity are in need of Just such a support rj? Mrs. Murray, is able to supply. Experience ha-s shewn that many women, are unahle to wear a cornet because of larpe Navel Ruptures or thos' following operations. The special Furpical corset and rupture support combined is designed to tare for all such conditions. Doubtless every woman who has heen compelled to wear an ordinary trus or abdominal Support knows the gouging, cutting and chafing caused hy narrow bands. The welpht of the abdomen must be carried hy the band around the back and the pressure U'- sometimes very

great, causing untold suffering- The special broad supporting corset attachment does away with all cutting, chafing and binding. It la tight. flexible, .durable, coo and fit? the figure, like a glove. It gives you a sense of absolute security and protection. Mrs. Murray will be at the Nickel hotel. South Bend. Ind., June 2? and 24. . to demonstrate this marvelous Support Tree to all women. She wants, to fit it on you and prove t you. that it is a great blessing to all rupture afflicted women. No matter what. you. have tri'-d now is your opportunity to rind out just what you require, and jet the benefit of a free personal application, by a ooirpoteiit Luly oxiert. . Whv be burdened with rupture

kand.Kuffer the continual anoyance ot

1 wearing trusses if you don't have to

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case? Thousands have been abhi to i I throw away their trusses a'ter a , Wj i brief, application of the Rice Method,!?

and there are thousand who are still suffering the tortures of rupture . '.because they know not where to (

iturn for relief. Mrs Murray is In Jiiyr South Bend to give all such wemfn . htvjiv

!the benefit of her experience and j knowledge of hernia and invites you

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.Nickel hotel. Io not fall to get this : free dcmonMration. i . Remember. Mrs. Murray will bt

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JUST as the audience in the theatre applauds until the song hit is sung again, so will the folks in your home demand "more of the same" after hearing it on a Columbia Record. You can play the very hits that are the rage now on Broadway and the records are made by the same stars who are putting them over on the stage. Furthermore, you can play your records as often as you wish, while the actor on the stage cannot be so obliging. The artists whose names blaze forth in electric signs make their records for Columbia On the NewProcess Columbia Records you not only get the newest things first, but you get the best things best. There is a clearness and sweetness of tone that make the reproduction worthy of the original and that is saying a lot.

All Over Nothing: At All. Kindnett. California. Sweet Indiana Home. Down on Avenue A.

Mamma Loves Papa, Mamma.

Sons Hits

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Frank Cnrrit Doe Papa Love Frank Cru m it

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Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean. j Furnan and Xash 1 A-36"9 When Tho&e Finale Hopper Start Hop-f 7dC ping Around. Furpa't an I Xa-h j Maybe You Think You're Fooling Baby. .

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Honey Lu.

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Wake Up, Little Girl, You're Just Dreaming. Shamuifi Four Little Grey Sweetheart of Mine. (iravA S'ephrvs Only a Smile. Charit st !!arrir:-i,

My Machree's Lullaby. Kthrin I fair Erin, You're Wearin a Wonderful Smile. ' Churl s Hart I

Achin' Hearted Blue.

Lmva Williams ami Jlrr Dixie Bend

Struttin' Blues.

Leona Williams arid Her Dixie Ita.H'1

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Do Dreams Come True? At Eventime. Mattinata. Just A-wearyin for You. Berceuse from Joalyn. Serenade.

Barhcra Mavn l A -3507 B.:rh.:raMavn! $1.00 n- c. 1 79701 Uxccardo S'racei-in cj qq Huh.a Las insla o-i p, Snrchn Jarohsrv 1 A-35f7 Sascha Ji.c h n j $ 1 .00

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Just look over the new numbers and ask the nearest Columbia Dealer to play them on the Grafonola. You will be most welcome. COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY New York

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