South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 197, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 July 1922 — Page 3

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oPASTOR EXPLAINS Indiana Coege! SHANK IN BATTLE WIFE DESERTION Jfi OYER FREE SHOWS

THREE COMPANIES ARE PURCHASED BY LAPORTE OIL CO.

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Errant Minister Say Spmi.-r Ate with Knife and Was .No Inspiration. PORT inT.ON', Mlrh . Ji;!v 1.. i:v T'. P.) 'Sh at" with .1 kn.fe : r.d was r.o inplrat i.n to rr.e.'" Th: d-AcriptIon of his wife whs tii reason given by It' v. V.'al:r uip. tsrlr.t' Va!!-y minl-t-r wh' 'i'i'lM h!- wife and T:inc chiidr-n f'r his nicht w;th KsthT Hughes, pretty church organist. i-'ltting quietly in th little county .ill hre Culp told of tho inc:1.:.:s fid:r:g up to his unmin:e r: al "Cfi pad. "Mary, my wife, was dr.agg.ng me .hwn. I..ltfl Mary, who is hre with m has bn my inspiration." th preacher fa!. I. "My father mid in marry 1 1 -'a oman nl.o 5s my I-gal s if.-. in .'ill, "Walter, fhT' is thf pirl fur :.'!)." It wut Mary Us la Hughe,." Thr is a trar1K" .-irnibu ity in th r.arrifH if th.- two w.-mn wh' have hgur'd in Cuip's I i f -. His wile l-fore marriage was Mary 1 1st a 1 1 1: CM '. Th" n.im of Iiis atlir.ity .s Mary Iinth'-r Hugh's. Thy at.- nut

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"Inirir.g my first sermon in .Sprin : Valley, I met Ksther. I fell in luve with Ut immediately. .h- came to l.ve with u. "My wife objecto, i. iir.aily my wdfo aid 'the yirl will have t jro.' "I rpllf'l as I KhouM l,avf, that if llther Went I would have to e'o too. "Thon my wlf packed my clothe I kiKSf-fl th" children good-bye and 1 1:1 hT and I h-ft." Culp was working as a hotel porter when found hy otlicials. The girl wan smiling and confident. "I love Mr. Culp,"' she said. "I don't rvt-r exp'-ct to meet anolh;: lr.nn that I can lov a-s well. It they take him away fnm m th re will h) nothing I,. ft in my life. "I hliovo that it was tlie Lord's w II that we ko." (ulp will waivo ea .inatkm, it is said and is ready to return to Spring- Valley with th" sheriff froi i Ids hörn county, who Is expected to arri today for both Culp and Mis. Hii'-rh.

Vc Waha-h Collepe Students 'Inuring World "Nene" Chief vWet. WA.SJIINTrON' July l.V K ent !.un I rM mi- of hard overland travel fnr $l..ir, ; lt record that .tmvks of the flLy. :ut in thf actual T'-it acomplinh'-d by live rnt-rpris-r.i( American rrtyo hoyg e-.k!n ndv r.ture in fore.n Lirniv Th'-y art W. J. Anh. Ilu?,f l! RafT'ir . I'. .1. S'-lvace and U I. Cusiiwa. of India n. p : , and (J. W. Stasand. i f Uarvpy, Ills., all student of Wahh c-olie. ( "ra-.vfordsvilie, Ind.. Mho urn intent on showing1 how far rr-ourfu: YoMi'' American can ;r i' l without m"rf', Their arr.val in Washington r r.t!y. after about SM mi; in what th'-v - lüfd "an antiquated model of ropuiar autombilf." wis at the ex- :':: f ju-t 11.3." api--e. Of that th"V !- '.tfst-d. 11 cnts NA exjieridfd :v. a tip to a arair- han.l who allowd thrrn to h-ep over niht in the Uii-k sa.s of cars vtored tliere. Thf y w -r on th ir way to N-wort X-w, tJ-ero to ship an 'Vhambrrmaid to t!ie i-ows," on a cattle boat boutid for L.V rpool. T!i" trip to Washington took five d(.t. dnrim,' which they slept only on'- i.''r in hod-, s-prinsrins: what is behuved to lie a b-and n'i.v wrinkle in hobodoni. Folluwin out thir p! in of econorny. two ff them went to a hotel, onaed a room with two .-ds. loiter the ether three, "droppf d in casually for a visit." stayed tip' ta st of the niht, and so all live e:;joyd th" r' om and hotel bills for three h id be, n save I They aro C'dri.,' to .-Jtay in Thirope as long as the;r slim fnmls hold out. they say, and are coin? to tour as much of th" world as they can. The croup includes the editor of the collecc paper. tli captain of thr "baseball t irn ond the captain of the football t"am w hich journeyed east this year t. Ci the Army team a hard ?tru-4-Kie.

Indianapolis Counril Would Aholih Theaters K-tal-li?hed liv Mavor. INIrA.VAlM blS. July I." T"vvo open-air theaters in ci'y parks here -1: t r:- : t i s of Mayor Le-w Shank involved h:zzoer" ;r, on of the bljfce.-t lights of h.s i:cturciuc career Saturday. Frieno- "f th riiayor tay his enemies ':: trylnc to shuttle th cr.rd. to '.. h.im th.e dirty deuce." Th council fa--ed an ord.r.inc abo.:s';r.n tlm theaters Shank vetoed it after attorney -had rud it unconst.tu': nul The council will try to pass ;t over his veto. Ir.fluencrt are. at work, the mayor's friends fay. to out hiux from c-Mic5 if h- refuses to ahandon the theaters Oid time 10-20-30 cent, two-nipht-stand sln".vs hvinc st.:cf-d by professional stoek coinpani'. without admission charge. They are playir.c b'ifcre crfiwded hou-e.- Hundreds are turned away every nicht after ?tani;r;:c room is token. Tickets are taken a week (r ten day. In advance .V ity fireman cave eiht tickets to a mm who had a wife and dx children. Th family wc.lked more than four miV. to see the flinw and they walked home aca'n, getln? to bed at 1:30. The man earned $2ft a week. Ho couldn't afford to buy tickets even to a movie. Tiie theater.", construction and oil, will ,t the o;ty Sisono. Shank has nearly 2 000 sicnature on a petition asking t Ii a t the hows be continued.

Laportc Independent Oil Co. Begin Expansion Program hv Tran?action. LATORTK. Ind.. July M. A !.:'-ne-s trans. iction, !r.olir.c the f.-ir-chase of three separate oil corporations by the Laporte Independent Oil fo.. was announced thi morning by Manacer A. fJ. Tamlin. P.y tl;e terrn of tlie deal. wh!"l was clo'fd yesterday In C'hi- aco. an 1 which : a part of the tirms expansion procram, the properties and bu-dr.'i-is of the Kout Independent nil Co., Valparalsa Conimercial Oil Co. and the Chesterton Independent Oil Co.. are taken over by tlie local concern. Mr. Tamlin states that iu t'.o cnlarre with the rxpanfion procram, the equipment of the three plant? will be increased and the capacity enlarped a.s business Increases n arrant.". In taking over the comrinle. the. territory now covered by the Laporte rlrm will include all of Pcrter and part of Ia'e counties. Iaporte and tark counties are already thoroughly covered by the company'? branches and further expansion will inrludo the rcat of Lake, and Ht. Joseph countlesj.

ir. K. IVrthcrotc to Be AVic i Head of Laportc Schools j I.APOItTi: Ind.. July i:. Anr.our.cemr.t was mal. today that W. K. Wetiero.v. t ae irspertor of s.diooN. had ai c-pf vd the position of siper;r.te:..l..r,t nf the UportI.ooi., to si;. eta iA Tieste.-. who b coo p. rmar.er.t secretary of th- Itiii.ti.a Hich SiJA: Athletie a-so-;Ht;un with :iiembrh!p rf r:rre than 1" ?'hon?.

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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. July K.. i Tlie Ass-oeiation of Motion Picture'

Indianapolis Aero Club Offers to Aid Government

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. July 13.

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which embodies the 4S4th pursuit squadron, orpanl.ed reserve, has of-; fered the service of Its members to ; the government for the purpose of carrylnc moll !n tbe loeal district If

action i' found necessary by Post master Oer.eral Work, It wa.s an nounced today.

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. on ha been organized here with I. er p. Dwyer of Cleveland as pre.-i-1 dent. The membership will be composed of supply dealers And manufacturers of motion picture cquipnu nt.

SALESMEN! $15 to $25 a Day I We offer an t:nu-.ial erortunltr to ;-nake peod m"ney either part or full itlTn ellln; ArrvetJco Fly Oil direct (:o fa-;ners. Th: rlar, fragrant, nen-7o!ienmiii. ;r.on-jr'.:Tnm!r.; fly repellant '1trt ;-ijr:hjt file. tnvquitoe. buffalo i;at(. etc. Dnlrvm.-n are wild abetit

Slmr'y show dairy f.irmer) ann S 'ewnerd ef pure breds what It 1 nrvl,'!

vh.ir It lines and yon m-111 cet their rder. Wo Tay You r.vory Wtvk. i Yen curry no sterk rnnke no in restment take no rlk. All you do 1 :ike the orler. We ship direct to 'ustoTner. T'!c eomtnl.-slor.s erclt:"'.ve orrlfery. Made by old rellsble veter ;inary h."Mie.

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Sight (itchman Sent to Penal Farm for 90 Days ;S!li:X. July ir. Walter LUK of Nippaneot who h is I. tit one arm and who Is employed a a nint wa'ehman. was sentenceil to the J'utnamville penal farm for t'O days.

w hen he pleaded puilty before May-I

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court on a charpo of attempting to bill Moses Voder, a N.ippanee bi- . vcl- dealer, wi'h whom he quar-

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ninud a fnni at A'oder's head. They fouuht and the weapon was dH-(har.-'il. the bullet pin? into tlie i eilmp; of the Voder shoj .

C. S: K. . Ashs State to Protect Strikebreakers ! imhianaI" m.is. July ir.. H'. i IV utocia'.s of th Chicago "i j Haltern H'.lnoi railroad have at-1 pealed to Ciov. Mcl'ray of Indiana; for stole protection of frrikebreak-j rs whom tb.ey will Import lnfo IlAansville :ii.ps. it became known. 1". ere Saturday. j Mi Adah r'a.-';. - .: trv V the1 C.'er:"r. t ;.!. o; d Si'.'ii!!" II'T'T! ' Mr.l. at 1 1 a i- a-id he a-.::-.d 1 e r any tronh .ir.-;r from

Parmer Enters Ton Litter ' Of Pips in State Contest liAFAV irm. duly 15 F. IT. j Norman of Macy. Miami county. Is1 tlie first man to own a litter weigh-j imr a ton in the state t'm-Iit'er ( on-, test for Indiana ho-r producer.". This announcement wo." made by .1. H. Wiley of the animal husbandry extrusion staff of Purdue university. I A litter of cd ven weighed 2. ';," j pounds. Mr. Wiiey said. Tlie hot? w ere farrowed February ', 1. the day the content Started. They, were sired by a pure, bred Chester! White boar. Mr. Norman w III feed ' the litter until August I. he has an-, nounced. and tee whot weight he can make it reach by that time. He, already H entitled to one of the gold , m d iN to be given by the Indiana I L!etcek Ureeders' association. "These pigs were not "babied a all. but Mr, Norman used good ffodV. , ire-od care and g"ood manag:nent." . Mr. Wiley said. "As ?ion a- the weather was nice in the spring they1 were allowed the run of a woodlot I and du ring the hot weather thry ; have nover been without shade ami , water as well a plenty of good feed. ' They were given an opportunity to i;.tke good and they did it by show- : ing an average daily gain of one and two-tenth." pounds since farrowing: time." i

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MEN'S OXFORDS In all the wanted leathers. You'll appreciate the great care we give in fitting them. Just step in and let us show you how Oxfords should fit to assure you ease, comfort and good quality. Moderately Priced $5.00 to $8.00 UNIQUE BOOTERY Farmers Trust Bldg. 131 S. Main St.

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A SPECIAL OFFER At 302 South Michigan St. $20 Full Upper and Lower Plates $20

A Roofless Plate at a Special Price

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Trained nurse in attendance Hundreds of Sat Is tied patients In South P.end. MMinwaka nn I Vicinity, to which we refer as to our Painless Method- and cttieient work. High eta-- Crown and Hiidgo Work at -cia'.ly low price conDR. r! W. HEATH DR. G. W. TAYLOR Telephone, Lincoln ',S12. (Oern i:ening-) Over Star Store.

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