South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 194, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 July 1922 — Page 3

THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 13, 1922

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ni 11 m n STATE AUTOMOBILE OWNERS INCREASE iNcarlv 371,000 Picture Car Licences I-sucd So Far This Year. I INDIANAPOLIS. July 12. Auto-' :-ril owners and drivers In In-; iiar.a Are inrrea.Mr.g rich year, a rd;rg to II. 1). Mrjlelland. manac-; v of the license department of tho', .-. r tary of state's office. Alr-aay ;i ;, proximately T.7C.97i pleasure rar' ,r.:,' have, be on issued this year. ; T,-.' total number of licences iue'l ; f. r pleasure cars Lift year wa 34s,y 2 rf . t Arcmbrg to Mr. McCli:ar;d. truck i.'rs.s a'.'o have made a big lnrease over the number sold by the :.it department last year. The total riirub-'T of trwck bccr.es iA lart 3 u totalled 4 1. COS, while in the first .-.x months rf thi. year. 4S,0 motor truk p'.a?.s -r issued. Itevenua hi.iir.'-d from licen-s iMjed ho far '.hi y,ir amounted to f2.7 41.73S. hil" du'inp the first nine months if l?:i the total revenue was 2,17'. During thf flrst !x month8 of thir cr. Mr. M'-CiHi.md said, the Ätate iVpirtm! t iued certiorates of tltl ii: a rate of more than 00 a day. new cars he explained, anl irs whirh h.ie been exchanged, arft j ; 'i ire d to et new certificates of tül Persons who ue the same, mafiir.e from year to year are not rew i ) get new certificates, he dJf d. Th certlf1cB,te of title law. which year netted the 5tate road fund i, nre than ? 1,00"". 0 0 0. has brought filriady th: par a prro profit of Mr. 4 3, Mr. McClelland j-iid. The !. rene Jn revenue was due to the i that it i? not nereary for ownrs of an automobile to obtain a new ort "'Urate of titl unless they no I'T.'T have the machine on which the original certificate was Issued. Motor policemen, who are em. jdoyed by the state to enforce the c-rti.if ate r,f title law, have arreted convicted ni'Te than 100 autoir.ohile thieves in the past year, it wa. said. There arc 17 men emj'ned state policemen. The ?ate i? divided into 17 sections and iheve men patrol their districts on Jüotoro cle-. COMMISSION ORDERS TELEPHONE RATE CUT I N D r A N A I G I jI S. July 12 The j'Uhlic fervic crwmmission Wednesday ordered the Oakland City telephone Co. to reduce lLs rates on 1 .usiru-.'ifi and rsidene phones. The company increased these rate -without th coTimlssIon's permission and n th objection of the patrons of the company th rates were ordered lowered. According to Klmr Hurt, a patron. th company Increased its busl-hp.-k rae from $1.S0 a month to J! a month and the residence charges rom $1 a month to $1.."0 a month. A franchise held by the company, ated that when more than 500 ut -f.Tibers were acquired., the company "woui-d be atithorized to incrase its rates. The company did this and the comTn!!on held that without th approval of the commi -."'.on it could nt increase its rates. M H MorniBff c

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uilrwr O. Waiver, member of a Uoy' into Indianapolis according to M. Sout troop, which has b-en canip-'V. lfynes, general uperintendent

jiutf between Etna Oren and Atwood'for the road. This

.ui composed of youngsters from Van Iiuren, (;r.int County, U alive -kfter havintr teen submerged under vsatr for nearly five minutes. Jle uaded beyond hin depth in tho Tippz-Ciinoe river and nk in'.o urn, i muck. Other scouts rescued him, rolled him on a log and retaoveJ wa'r and mud from his lungs and; then reported to artificial respiration, with, the result that the boy gained conoioiisneKs. and recovered. MASKED BANDITS TAKE JEWELRY FROM TRIO INDIANAPOMS. Ind., July 11'. Two masked bandits held up and robbed Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Iatta and! Mr M t. fliinion who wer rirlini in an automobile in the north part

of the city Tuesday night, obtaining j Justice Willoughby of the Mipnnno ahout 11700 worth of jewelry andlcourt. holding the 1021 law creatine

some cash. Mr. Iatta reported los of a ring valued at $1300 $o0 in cash, while both women diamrnd rincrs valued at $100. the and lost Coal Supply in Northern Indiana Is Diminishing G0.SHI:N, Ind.. July 12. As a r. suit of the national coal strike, the, domestic supply of bituminous and anthracite coal in northern Indiana cities has dwindled to almost nothing. Many dealers have numerous orders on their books but are un able to fill them. Farmers are taking advantage of th situation and are hauling hundreds' of cord of wood to the city and. town markets. According to W. E. Muchie of this city, district manager of the Inter täte Public Service Corp., which purchased the Winona Interurban railway several months ago. this company has in storage 75 carloads of soft coal, which will last from three and a half to four months. The Northern Indiana Railway Co., operating lines from hv to Fouth Rend, Michigan City and St. Joseph. Mich., is not so fortunate' situated, according to officials of th company. Jachson County Wheat to Average 15 to 18 Bushels RROWNSTOWN, Ind.. July 12. The yield of wheat in Jackson County will average from 13 to 15 bushels an acre this year, according to W. P. Stall, county agricultural agent. A field on the Joe Robertson farm near her. however, gives promise of a yie?d of 25 bushels or more, it Is said. It is of the Rudy variety. Mr. Robertson kept it pure and in order to keep it ?o he urged its adoption by all men In one threshing ring. Ivocal millers are offering a premium for pure wheat. TO II.WDIii: IMMIGRATION. WASHINGTON. July 12. Robe Carl White. Muncie, Ind.. was appointed Wednesday, as assistant temporary secretary of labor to handle Immigration, by Fres't Harding. White has been chairman of the department's board of review on immigration cases.

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(From Wednesday's News-Times) Tuesday's Circulation Member A. It C (From Wednesday's Tribune) Tuesday's Circulation 17,092 KARGEST ClRfrLATlOX OF ANY fOrtH BEND DAILY

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P-J firm;!? ivnnYtnmic 1 TRAINS ARE ANNULLED INDIANAPOLIS. Ir.d.. July 12. j The Cincinnati, Indianapolis and; UV:rrn railvav Wednesday annul-1 l - d four pa.rn?er trains, which ran; was said to be the first anrullmrnt of trains operating into th Union station her .!nce th commencement of the shopmen's trike on July 1. The! trains oi"rate each way dally be-j tween Indianapolis and Cincinnati.! O., ar.d letween Indianapolis and Decatur, III. In makinz the announcement. Mr. Hynes aid the trains had been annulled as a means of saving coal and conserving resources of the road. The remaining paceneer train will ! adequately care for the passenger service, he cald. Supreme Court Makes Void Agricultural Hoard Law 1NIHANAPOMS, Juiy 12. In di.--anting from th opinion of Chiet! the state board of agriculture invalid. Associate Justice David E. Meytr, held that the state could not asum ? the d'.-bts of thf old board which was quasi-public. The opinion further stated that lb" state has no authority to make A tax levy to pay debts of the old organization and that the .state has n authority to issue bonds to pay off th debts. Tho majority opinion held that the entire law was void, while Judg Meyer's opinion would eave the remainder of the law, which tended to create a semi state board. Justice Meyer stated that he believed that the state had the right to take over the board's property. Aceoiding to the opinion, the new board must find some way., independent of .any support from the state, to finance itdf. Gov. McCray Commends Harding s Strike Standi I.VDIANAPOM:, July 1-'. Commenlaition of pre't Hardin?'-: stand on the railroad strike was expressed in a telegram to the chief exe-c-utivo by Governor Warren T. McCray Wednesday. The governor called ;tho preslent's attention to the "imperative necessity" of seeing" to it that the railroad strike be not permitted to Interfere with the unrestricted transportation of the ncv wheat crop. In his telegram to Pres't Harding the governor Kiid: " As chief executive of the state of Indiana I wish to pledge you my unaltered support and fulle-st cooperation In prnrving law and order and in fafeguardlnfr the live and property rights of the. ctiizens of this commonwealth. I also wish to commend your stand regarding the movement of the malls without ir.terferonct- and at the mmo time call your attention to the imperative necessity of safeguarding the unrestricted movefment of the wheat crop now ready for the harvest which may ho seriously damaged if free and orderly marketing is interfered with." MIGHT TRY IT IIERIl FREEIORT, N. Y.." July 12. Collection plates overflowed with cash here. Pretty girls now pas? the box In churches. 1 ?! i i 1 . 1 I lf ning 11 1! i!

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H ; mi h- .y-: - . s rmyy--l'-i A -. -.S- : : fy. A ' y-y:o. Two taby ostriches, mailed parcel post from Jacksonville, Fla., a day after hatching to E. S. Schmidt. Washington, D. C. arrived safe and sound. The little girl has her arms full although they're only a few days old. Patti Harrold Males Knoicn j Secret Marriage to Actor MUNCIE. Ind.. July 12. At the cloe of a twj weeks' aeution spent with her mother here, PaUi Harrold.' daughter of O-.ille Harrold, Metropolitan opera tenor, announced just before leaving for New York,, t.at she had Icon married June 1, at Wrtlikegan. HI., to Jack A. McEiroy of Nr.v -York City, who for the- last two years has been a member of the. "Irene" company In which Miss Harold played the leading role. Mr. and-Mrs. McE'.roy will live in Now York md both will continue on the stage. Charg es Fraud in Trade Of Building; Asks $25,000 WARSAW. July 12. Charging fraud in cone-ction with a deal by which a brick business btiilding in Warsaw was traded for a Kosciusko county farm. John Kehoe of this city filed suit in the Kosciu.o circuit court against the estate of the late A. H. Drown, of Warsaw, demandIn? of three frame businev strucROOTLFGGFRS KILLED. PA OLA. Ind.. July 12. Following a night ride Monday night in which a party of officers headed by Sheriff Pope of Orange county, pursued two alleged whiskey runners for five miles, Rud Gilbert, a negre, of West Raden, Is dead, and Dash Rrooks. also of West Raden, is In jail. Gilbert died from injuries sustained when he jumped from the truck in which he and Dash Hrof, were tempting to escape frm the officers. Lash Rrooks was captured p ?er he had dashed through rVils town without lights on the truck. asks rati: KKnronov intoiaapoijIS, July 12. a petition filed with the p.ibllc &rvic commL-sIon Wednesday by the boird of tru.'ees of tho Indiana reformatory asked hat th Chicago, IrdLarxipolN Ijouivillo. and the Chicago, Clow-land Cincinnati X- St. Ijouls railroads be. ordered to reduce rate3 on brick from $1.76 .a ton to 51.20 a ton from the penal farm at Putnamville to the n.v reformatory at PendMon. The petition stated that thi-- would bring the hrU-Tx rote "to the level fet by th interstate commerce Immission. BONDS AITIIOHIZin) IN'OIAXAPOIiPJ, July 12. Authority to isue JIK.OOO worth of bonds to reimburse, ts treasury for heittermentH anil improvements made to it. property, was aked by th' public vrvico commission Wednesday by tho Central Indiana Gas C-. The petition slates that the company npent $12.340.c, f on theA improvement?' ot its different plants and that the money is now ne-cetsary to provide- a working capital. The ccmpany operate- several gos plant. In Northern Indiana. Garments and hats cleaned properly. Aetna Cleaners new location. 11. Sample and Lincoln W. rhone I. 237t. Adv 1 9 t for Child 3 Us! Keep Well Mothers in a Like Situation Should Read This Letter from Mrs. Enrico Chicapo, Illinois. "I took Lydia E. Pinkhaia's Vegetable (Compound I for a serious trou ble. I bad tried doctora and all said the same an operation. Atfirst I only felt the pain on my left side, but later I eecmed to feel it on both sides. I an a power sewing machine operator and have a little crirl to sup port. I work in a tailor shop and that line of work has been very slack this year and I nrnhorne part of the tirr.o. I do not like to taKe any chances, so I consulted my friend.?, and one lady said, Take Lydia Pinkham's medicine, so I did. I have felt better rij;htalonp and am in goodenoush health to 0 to work. I recommend your Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash to all." Mrs. Mary Enrico, 459 N. Carpenter St., Chicago. Often the mother is obliged to support her children and pood health 13 necessary. Lydia IlPinkham's Vegetable Compound i3 just the medicine you can depend upon. It is a medicine for women's ailments and :he relief it brought Mrs. Enrico it may bring to you.

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two are each for and asks tor the foreclosure cf mortgages on a sawmill and other property belonging to Cook, former manager of the Warsaw baseball team. TO PLAN C.VMPAIC.N rXDIAXAPOLIS. July 12. Meetings are s-chertulM within the next threo Keeks for the demoeratic xomen county v:c chairman of every ;rman oi every, congressional district to plan for activities for the coming campaign. Th minings will he attended by -Mr?. Jamef Rlgg?. of Suiiiwn. national commlrte woman for Indiana or by Mrs. Adel Rert P Flynn rf Lo?ir.port. vice chairman of the democratic etat committee. run i n kino diiii:d rXDTAXAIO LIS, July 1 2 . A formal order denying th? request of Kokonio city officials for a rehearln? on the valuation of the proI perty of the Indiana Railway and ' l,:ght Co. was Issued by the public jc-c-vice commission "Wednesday. The ! city officials sought to have the va- : Iixition. which they believed Tvas too , h :gh lowered. SILVER LAKE. Ind.. July 12. Howard Hutehins. 13. of S'lver Eike, was rendered uncons:icus and suffered injuries about the head when in diving from a spring board ho struck another bather, who also was quite severely Injured. Aetna cleaned. Cleaners. L. 2"76.Hats. Garments -adv.-19 4. as hellac,

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The divorc hearing of Rev. Melltures on Ixist Center

Trotter, evanpei;.t and former d!r-i ector of the Vinona Iike. Ir.d. HIM i by conference, which was to have beeni resumed here Wednesday, after a j week's reces., was potor.el "t ;1 ; Thursday or Friday, It was an-i nounced. ; i AG FID IAN PROPS DFIXD WARSAW, July 12. David Isrp. j per, 70. dropped dead Wednesday ; morning "while engaged in building! a cistern at the hom of "William nrnwn on Koinh Trnir,n ft. Coroner chas A K(,,y pronounced death! dU9 .... to apoplexy. STTIVMITI lU'UXS EVANSVIIL,E. July 12. The steamer Robert Gordon, owned by the Indiana Ti Co., was dfenroyed by fire on the Ohio river near here WednejIay. Th steamer brok1 ! loose from I's moorings during the ' ".-ä onl or A - -rr(i n'her rivpr rr.i't FALLS FROM TREE. NORTH MANCHESTER. Ind-. July 12. John Ell Harter, of North Manchester if! In a serious condition j at his home, tne result or naving fallen 17 feet to the ground from a cherry tree. Garments and hats cleaned properly. Aetna Cleaners new location. K Sample ard Lincoln W. PhoneL. 2276. Adv 192tt W Sell CoaUor Less SAH C. LONTZ & SONS On Colfax Av. Main 74 3C 3 3C

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