South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 197, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 July 1922 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SUNDAY, JULY 16. 1922

PNEUMONIA CLOSES BRIEF CAREER OF ARTHUR B. HUNTER

Youn:: Attorney. G. 0. P. Nate Senatorial Nominee, Dir Saturday Morning:. Arthur F Hur.'T. rFimT o:r.-: att'.rr.f y of .-'Ith I.T..1. r.! r pur-il'.-jr. rp-r. 1 r. f fir tl. .' F rptfv i i at th homo - h. rarr., . !' -T:;-i--!'-r .7 : . r . N. M r.-. II u r.tf r, vr3 Frr-t rr. , M'opUy p.orn-;-. at 2:2 o'e'rk. P.r:r-h!a. pr--u-J p.'r.ii vni the cv.p f !' at h. Mr. Il'-r.Vr I ' bn bl 'r-'' thin, a. v. v'r. . 1 1 e '.vi." tike.. Ill !ict J-r-iri- : (1 ,1 v, th ! -T -T 1 .'. j 'i that time ' v. .1 ;r.rour.-M ir.I!r- -tb-n. It lifr 1 f I w 1 71 I .r.to r r. : . r.v r.'.x ar.-i on j V J r. fv 1 a y h ! c o r. 1 : 1 1 r. ': c i rr. -cr.f.-vil. Fir.ro tb.r-n exyen b. a- ! bn to k"A; rl'.ratlo, bJtj th ffr r? of iPer. Fr. physician" ; .v rf ur.ab-l to orr. bit 'bo i!r.k;p? : 5rrn that b--rm at no 0:1 Prbly, 1 from that h 'ur h g.vt i::Fly bo-

Ward Purchases Interest Of His Junior Partner Transaction Involves Chain of 14 Stores to Continue Same Policv. Ar.r.our.crnr.t 'vas mar! Saturf!iy of ,t. purchase of the lntrrr5t.i

Announce Change in Ownership of Ward and Lewis Store

. C. I'.vl. Junior member of firm of VAM & ItvIs. 2? 2 S.

Ml'h'.cin by S. II. Ward, his I'.ir!nr. The transaction Involv a chain of i stores, four in Chicago, two In Itorkford, II!., two In Hammond. Ir.d , two In Uaclr.e, Wis . one In Ker.oh.i, Wis., or." in MadIon. Wis., on" In Grand It.trdds. Mich., ar.d th Fouth Jlr.d ptor.

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Funeral .-r-rvior will 1 held from tho Hunt - rr.Mblr.fo at 3 o'clock Monday 4, f t.-rnon and will be private, the liev. K'.mor W.ird Cole,

Ia:--tor of the Fir.?: Christian church.

ofTiriatin- riurial will follow in i:.v(r;ev cemetery. Friends may v:rx th" body' Monday from 10 a. m. to 1 VI lifk. lDn aotlve pnll brarcrs at the funeral will be Arthur May. I)onaM Johnson, K'dand Witwer, J. Walter Mrlnerny, lt. M. lKr.nl.-on and Gail Seyln id. (Iradnato of N. D. Mr. Hunter v. as S years cf ne. Ue was boin In Franklin. Ind., June

l.'i. 10. Hp came to South F.enJ ! wir! hi. parent- about 11 years aoj ai.d completed h!.s education at thei S'utli Ib-nd Hich ch(W)i and later at Xotro I.ime university, praduatlra: from tlie lo-il hl'h school in 1 1 1 1 2 and receiving tho derre of Ha helor of Philosophy from Notre J 1 an o In 191fi. Following the receipt of hH acad-j rmi - depree, Mr. Hunter ntert d the, N't re Dame, law j-rhool in the fall; of 1 0 1 . hut his Ftudtrs there were ir.t rrupted by the entry of ;!;' j V::;red States Into the world war.; an 1 he joined the I'niteJ States army ' M...- 13. 1017. He entered the tlrt j t.:bers training r.inip at l'ort Iten-i Jio.in Harr'?!'!, Indianapolis, and'

conim: ioned t-Ton'l lieutenant fn completion of the course. He was latr a.v-irrned to duty at Camp Taylor. Louisville, Ky.. and thcr" pro-

i:ifTd to be a firt Iii Vit a v.t . ; .d:nitl-l to liir 1 11 1J. Fpop, ii ii:r;iirK, from military! 'T.io . Mr. Hunter resumed his t iy cf law at Notre Iarve and r--e-; rd the rcr? of IJ-H. in lr2C. Hi was a l:.ii;ted f.. the St. Jrscp'a. County Far cn June 1. 1?:0 and' I;. id !e n .im active pra-titlo::.T cvr i

:;:.' at: I u as com-ddere-i on5 cf tr.e :no-t tab-nteil of the ounKcr memb?r of th.e St. Joseph ci. r.ty Imv. In cov.r.ci'.c -.n with i:i ;.r.ictlco if

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mercantile tu?in.ftS3 has been most rapid. Uli entire life has been de-vetr-d to merchandLsintr. However, throughout hli entire career, one thouerht has been uprermost In his mind. While traveling the country r r re.-ntinj various lines Mr. Ward entertained a chain tore Idea. Ft ores that would be of uRlclent pizo to permit the purchasing of the be.- mikes of merchandise In such rjumtitieä that this mercha.ndlse could be retailed at a very low cost to th" cor-'rimer. Oiwiis Storo In Clilcaijro Ilavlncr sheltered this perm of an idea for ome few years Mr. Ward marl it a realization on March 3. 1017. when the first store wa op-ro d in Chicago. Th!3 store enJ yed no little prosperity and additional stores were opened at the rate of two a year. January 1, 1913. Mr. Iywis and Mr. Ward formed a partnership. With Mr. Lewis assisting Mr. Ward In the management of the business additional stores were opened and considerable prosperity enjoyed. However, a few weeks ago Mr. Lewis decided to retire from the bur.ineps and the transaction was consumatcd July 1st. at which time all of Mr. Lewis' interests were taken over by Mr. Ward. The local was opened a year ago thlf .-print?. The bite now occupied by the Ward store was foremrly Warner's farm Implement sales room. Tb-' building was entirely pone over and remodeled at a great ex pensf. niaborate fixtures were in-.-'alhd, makir.jr Ward's one of the finest exclusive women's stores in the middle wejat. The local store carries a complete line of ladies ready-to-wear, millinery, hosiery, wait?, underwear and shoes for women and children, and i under the nersonal management of Mansfield F. Lose, Mr. Ror?e joined the organization five years ;iko cominsr to the Ward 5LIwis stores from George Bernards. ZT, S. State ?t.. Chicago. After le.ivinpr the military 5ervlcp the Hammond store was opened for Mr. Itnse. Here he met. with exceptional success which resulted in his belr.rr placed in eharpre of the local store. Mr. I los- is a buyer of wide experience and has eharce of the buying in the millinery, waist, ho-iery and underwear departments. He Is agisted in the millinery department by Ml.s Olive S-hork. The cloak and suit department H under the personal .supervision of Francis J. Vot. who for nine years was buyer for Carson, Pirle & Scott. Mr. Voirt has had wide experience in the cloak and suit business and has earned an enviable reputation as a buyer of fine merchandise. He joined the Ward Lewis organization three years apo and came to South Fend from Grand Rapid., Mich., where h made a bir success of the ladies ready-to-wear department In tint city. Continue Same I'ollcy Fein? experienced not only in the seiiin? of shoes but in their makinp ; well Iienjamin Sosin was placed

in charpe of the buyinp for the local shoe department. Mr. Sosin is a shoe man who has been engaged In the bulness for the past 12 years. Like Mr. Hose. Mr. .osln first joined the Ward fc Ivwis organization at Hammond. His ability to serve the customers as well a his knowledge of buying' pood footwear br aucht him to the attention of Mr. Ward and in company with Mr. Lose ami Mr. Vest came to South Fend with the openlnp of the local s t ore. Mr. Ward Mated that the same policies will be carried throuphout Lis chain of stores as have been In effect in the past and that he Is particularly pleased with the mmr.er in which the local buylnp pub-

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Instructive Talk On Banking G iven on Radio Program

C. I,. Zitier Gives Addre-s fn;n ""Y" Iennr and Pianit Pnivide Musie.

MONOTONY MARKS

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dilates not only for the cllic- wli.r ;h Judpe Klein held but alo for that for which Arthur X. Hunter hid been nominated.

Tlirco Active Candidates. j M. Hildebrarvl, Lenn J. Oare and

Ralph Fei?, the latter of M;shawaka and formerly city judge thore. arc slid to be active candidates for the Superior No. 2 jud-.-viio. It

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republican ticket for the judgeship. ! Marx, technical Mi tor "f the Radio

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gent rumors. Mr. Hildehrand i.s declared to hive the in.!de trick for the JvMcehip. althonch Mr. Oare, because of his unrewarded aivlty In republican rank Is be in 2: -hovn much consideration by republican

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governor to n.i .ui'i;.. Ko ir.ts

I)i.Tt t. who wi.l nr.e-wer questions In' radio fan--, provide. they are :o ru to tip- station in v.-ritir.tr by the Saturday preced:r.-r his app araro-e. nepfr.al and crr.hr.ed to receiving It is reque.-tI that the juestior.Ä be sets in order that they may by ol

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It isIniKe of a mm like Marx on th pro-

I SLIGHT RALLY SHOWN ' j .. a ...... ; ; IN WHKAT DEALINGS i. U'..' , CIIK...(iO, July 13. Short cov- K:jy'',?;..''". i rrirtcs toward the finish caused a lit-' at.-fi'l -m-1 in. '. a:.;-;.

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Ir' r: y and Meli. rr.y. Mr liiintt r enter--d pciltics last fl'r.r.c. an. I won th" re pu hi1 can nomination a: ti-.e May prima r:e- for the o'p.ce cf state cor.ator. H v.: a m.etr.t or cf th ,Sott!h IF.te M isonb? or.'.er cf Louisville, Ky.. : an 1 aNo o' the Masonic Shr;rrt of that c.ty .is well as South Fend , L- ...o no rt. p. o. r. ; Mr. Hv.n!r was r-.-irritd on D-c Ct'. l:-:i. to Mb- Mar-.-'tr-t Fer-hit:'. of t!.:s i ity. who surifs him. He is r.!. " M'.rviv I by h:a parir.ts, Mr. and Mrs John N. Hunter, and by' or" t rcihT, IMwin Hunter, cf Sioux' a". .. S. P , ard by one sister. Mary' '. Louise Hunter, cf South Ir.l 1

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MOTHERS OF NILES FIRE HEADS DIE

REPORTS OF SUCCESS OF CAMP ROOSEVELT

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comrr.ltti-e f t hi .n.to lb tary club 89 well äs S u: ?. of Srhoct Morter.sn and ; c:bly M r Thcmnor., will arrive for In pe ;t!on. An fethlet'.c program 13 t'Cin? plmned ior th' hepe".: of the visiter--. Many are .mtlc'.pat d frra rearoy town. and a. cordial invitation is fxtr.ic'. to all "'ho will le nbie to m.ak th trip.

Mothers of Fire Chief and AsrMant Die Witliin Two Hour.4 of Each Other. NILFS. Mich.. Ju!y 15. (Special) An In: erv.il cf 1cjs than two hours f-paratd the deaths this mornir.s of Mrs. Mary Furt, mother of Charles Furt., chief of the Nile fire department, and Mrs. Anna Zechlln. the mother of Oeonj? Zechlln. assistant tire chief. Mr. Furt, who was 74 years of a wa-s born In mld-ocp.in. white h.cr parer.bs, Mr. ar.A Mrs. K. Michael w.-ro enrute from Oermany to the I'ntte J states. Sh was married to Slow art Fur: of this city In May, ly72. Nine children survive her. lnc'.udir.sr Charles L. Burt, Frank L. Furt. -Mrs. Myrtle Clark, and Mr, livi Scott, all of Niles, Mrs. Viota F. Jle.-n and Mrs. Edna L. Coburn o! Wjhinrton, D. C. Martin J. Burt of Fasadena, Cab. Mr?. Fessle M.. MoDre of Pittslitirff. Pa., nr.-l Mr.". XeoPi Marsttn of Auburn. Ind. Fu - r.er.il ?-:rvi;tM will be held at the Furt residence at 1505 N. Front St.. at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Burial will occur In S.Iver Frcok cemeterj'.

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Dr. 3Ii(I(llesclnilt?, Famous Organist, io Appear in Concert at Notre Dame. Dr. Wilhelm Middlcsc. ulte, said to be the world'.-i greater: organist and hailed a the sreatc-t preentday exponent of Bach, wil. a I- pear in the second of a series of recitals given by the Notre Dame C llesre of Music, this afternoon nt tin Sacred Heart church at Notre Dame. Dr. Mlddleschulte, throiph his first concert Riven last Sunday pained the highest admir? tion of local music lovers. This a.'ternoon'fl proKram will be made 'up of selections and compositions of American compo.ers. A feature of the program will be Dr. Middleschulte's rendition of "Symphony Ixurdes", a series of compositions which have been composed by Prof. John J. Becker, director of the College of Music at Notre Dame university. In recitals Riven by the famous organist during the past year he played Frof. Becker's compcit irn hut today's offtrincr will b the first time the composition ha. been played in its entirety In this city. The concert will be held at 4 o'clock.

U clli g or cut Motorist ?i ftbbcd By Officer On Intoxication Cha rxc

William Geiner, nil W. Oak St.Is said to have indulered too freely in "whip mule," and after driving his machine about the city for some time Lt-cran to feel the resultant "kick" and decided to park in the SO0 htncV on V S.mtt st.

William soon dosed off and an-! possible and in the

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Ortlcer Schricker and told

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Will Maintain Standard of Previous Years Fair to Open on Aug. 22. "The management of the eighth annual Interstate Fair has undertaken the task of repeat ins the eminently successful fair of 1921 with prreat confidence in tins c!as of faire. Fromisinsr the rubllc still greater efforts in furnushinsr a week of clean, wholesome recreation, and thus merit your co-operatinn and liberal patonapre." ThH is the pledge made by the oflieers of the St. Joseph County Fair and Amusement company as they prepare the actual campaign leading up to the formal opening of the 11)22 Fair on Tuesday. August 22. at Springbrook Fark. The officers .are P. Ib MaeDonald. president; G. V. Hepler. secretary, and Crawford Staples treasurer. Fpon the shoulders of S-cy. Herler will once again fall the burden nf arranrinft and executing the detail. of the fair. Because of the unusual succe-s that attended the venture last year, the hoard of directors unmimously ngnol that Mr. Hepler is the man best suited to carry out their Ideas and he will

Creamery Products Corp., With Guy Staples, President, Buys Creamery

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Maklr.ff butter nowadays is quite a different process from that f dlowed in "the old days on the farm," but it's possible to make it of the same high auality and with the same full flavor. Thic, at leat. is the principle underlying the busings of the Creamery Products corporation, a n-wly organized company which has just

pany, "and our aim is to produce ti-.e very b- s: butter po-sibb'. We liave the ei'dipmfnt .lll'l the personnel to accomplish this aim and we licli e th-- people of this community will aprrccia-e that we have ac-compli.-h'.d it when they taste Fleasar.t Vaiky hut tor." IlxpcrU-iKTsl IMni. Mr. II offer is a graduate of the

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taken over the plant of the S' ath j da:ry ,!.tar:m.,r or j-uraue uimuIb nd Creamery Co. at 7,2', S. Taylor '' --i h? had many years prac- .( :ial expei-itr.ee in creamery work. , . . ! Mr. dturcer und all tho.ee enaed in

niont th' latot a ju

typo for erf-a nu r:

-and with a

corps of .killed butter maker-, under expert direction, the cm ip any lias beRun the manufacture of !'! asant Valley butter. St.apb's President. Th" otlicers of the new company include Guy D. Staples, i resident, and Walter N. Hildebrand. vice I.rtiilent. both well known South Fend business men. W. Glenn Hoffor is general manager, Robert S. Bürgt r. plant mar.accr. and J. F. Sanders, sales manager. "Butter i.s a food of the utmost

importance.

ti al ere uucry f nee. as well.

! with the ririd

tie butter are praer.ien of long experiThis fact, together standard of grading

cream which is in et'iect, insures the hUhes: rpaality (.f butter, according to Mr. II offer. The Crtamery Frodv.ctfl corporation is briimii.g its message to the people in an e.tensive advertising campai-n in the new?paj-er:s and on billboards, a full pasre ad in this ami'ai'n appearing in th!. issue. Tiie advertising features pk-asant Valley butter a? "the butter that's all butter," which "brine.s back the obi days on the farm." The adver-

itiixed. Tn - government report on . , M,;,;i;- , .. . Mis.-ouri telling of damage by chirp h Yj;.I.- ..n't,i':o'i. .. - : 7.

bugs, are said to be more menac- 1 ! -.i J 1 ; '.' t ho I - F

Ing than at any time during th- past ' nr.w,o MM.-Iofi,. .5 years In that section, also actd fiii o,. . .!:.p.as a factor. Iin. pv p,-., p: : c h. ; Corn and oats were governed by to r, tlr; t-p .p.sh: .vx.-o.jp. 4, . . tli-ivv we-.c ..: mo 1.. ; l-..". the action of wheat. : u-t-ubt -?io p : .--.t '1 ..; ii'..t M''.'il!. P'P1. pa-s::p..-T I:. 1 ; , i .

..v-, reiuh, .7.7'' o : ;. . ,P SllhliP IP .(:;.- .s i'-r !u..rke' .!,-., La labs .M.'Veill e-,; , .... . - . ( 1 1 2 . 7A ; .-.n !.' v t-t '.. r. ' 1

I I l I .'': i'.irs c-... h - 1 .. , . ill j:. 1 ......

CATTf.F Ite.-.-ipt- 1 ...-: Pork-t r-' d v ; e!:..;.-.4 a !.J prir: j-P'.o ; l.i . ; iiu'n g ';' 1" 1 ". ; ::::.. a -4t , ..'; i ar.-l Le; -- .la.'J..; .-. :. : !pm ! 57 ..':: 2Ü; b:.:e!..-r at:, . ' S." ,V '.;'.. 00 ; e' v s 5i.P'.'H tut: ) - 7.o; tar. r.er eu:s o 1 .1 1 : ' te-rs 5;.C''.o.;roi ; . .t!v. i 7 Piimi; f,...,j,.r steers ? '.7p 7 7" ; - o Hers S ).7 i.'V ; stcLer (uvt-. p.p. 515 iVyv .70.

NEW YORK CURB MART CLOSING

said Mr. Stapb's, in'tising is pre;

f ( i

and placed by the

d is -cussing the policy of the com- I.ampor-Macpor aid Co.

Allis Chalmers , American Beet Sugar American Can ( 'o , American Car Foundry -

: American Industrial Corporation i American Focomotive

American Mnelt.ng

have the unanimous support of nil business and profession.-. 1 men who believe that a fair is a proper .-tSm-ulmt for civic growth. Fovers of hr.-e ra ir.g will be Interested in the announcement that a generous cash bonus has been arranged by the Northern Indiana

Fair Circuit to be divided equally i Balduin Locomotive

among the trotters and pacers, to ' Baltimore and Ohio the horse showing the host sum- Fothlehcm Ste-.d "B"

American Te!

American Wool Anaconda Copper . . A tchi.-on

e and Tt

mary at the end of the s-a-on. That means that the driver of every horse will have an additional incen

tive to wm just a. many

be?

t ' m a I n ft r.-i f i" V -i f 4 1 '. 4 1 . .

141.1--. 11 v. .1' 1 1 1 . .ii i:i til.. I 1 ' (hicao

sincere and to the bm;

Brooklyn Fapid Tran.sit California Petroleum

Central Leather . . .

raef as ! chesapeak nd Ohio ... possible ! dc-Acr. Milwaukee and S

Milwaukee and S

.ul Co:

tv,.,." V.4- i "ncernf d. this-special bnr.us monl.l.lL lit- , . , , .

was under arrest for drunkenness Neighbors had .-ten Geiner drive up

ev will be divided t

'er and 4 0 to tb.e drive;

to the own-

to the curb seme time before

a r.d i

requested the police to have him removed. When told the charge he was arrested on, William refused to accompany tho officer and preferred to

f.fKwl Itac Program. A splendid program of races "4-iri!5 fceen arranged, w Ith oa.-h stakes totaling nearly JIO.OOO hung up to

j Induce owners of the r.-t horsey tr' ! comrete and to spur the drivers to

ineir migniiest e::orts. rne rules

of .ill r-i.-e'n flnd '(.r:h-f'r-

Chicago, Bock FUand anl Peoria Chicago. Fork I:-iand and Ftoria Chili Cooper Chino Copner Corn Produers Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Frie Common General Motors Comrrvori

t A. . A 4 I A Al -. -1 1-, - Ä I

nave tnem setm u wie ami uiv:r.,()f thf N-orthorn rMi: ra;r Cir.

Geiner lunicea at cnriCKer. nrmiy ; cui, gra?ped the otTlcer's coat, tearing j q

away the left part of the garment

Geiner failed to land a blow, however, and soon departed for another

will eovern the rars. c'y Hepler announces that the

list of amusement ar.d entertainments arrarged fo:- the delight of

r - . : i . . i. . i . . . .

ia;r iuurs ;s ."- .mi, r.. r ;;;,- ji

j predict that the pror

a m

wlien

t b. e r i os t

I Goo '.rich IGreit Northern Failway j Industrial Alcohol ..... J Illinois Central i In-piratior.

J , 1 I . 4 ' 4 1 4 . '.i 1 i 4 V 4 A

International Pap.-- . Kons :s City S uthe-rn

slumber.

T . . 4 V. . 1 n IIA. r T 1 . 1 .

Ulirr Ul liir- piaiiuii, wtu.. 4 4-.- i eo 111 r ie: c l Will oe nv I tr

mitted that he was lighting but did ; nmbitious ever offered n fr- n ; Kr nnep.dt Loj.pep

r.ot think they could charge him i this section of the country. The ; Lehigh Valley .... with that as he had not had a chance j fa:r i ? 2 1 was a hu--- "s-iec. L"u':vi:''' ;in 1 to get started. Geiner was locked, omo.ala bebb ve it was a success r,o- Marine Common ..

i:r on n rh.irc of intoxication. cause of the tiih n n.-r r -.-, nf. Marine Prf 1.

ft a ndard

i a :nu.c ri.r.ts

r fferd

Annual Outing Held by T. P. A. at Indiana Lake About 6 0 members of Post K,

rrravprs Frotctlv aoclation. j

i . i .- .

Me;c an Fdro'.eum

S-eel

for that

' n n r nn- i Mi-iV.i.t

Mi.fcsouri P i C P.

f-tter all

with their wive and children hebT

ar.d

i reason they will h ave r.o turned to duplicate or

previous lecord.-. I Nevada Copper .... Aa usual Tuesday. op n:r.g day. N'ew IPtv. n It ütw.iy

will be Children's Day. ar 1 will bp Nv York Central

over to the r-nf-rt inment .f ' North-rn Fi itlc .

"W nil lewer oure'.ve Yy our fscerne9 to grub up fvil :n other reop.eP characters, writing's, doings cr relir-ous opinions. To r. r- ia to rver.e the fault et ethers upon cursive

Mr-- Anra Zech

age, d'.l at her home. 205 N. Thir-.-:.:. t.. after several months of illness with a ccmpl. cation of dis-eas-s. She was born in Cie nr. any In con: In 5 to Niles with her par- . nts. Mr. and Mrs. FaultLne Mllr. when a child cf three. In 1S71 she w.s married to Creorge Zechlln. who d!?d here in 100Z. Four children. G-orge. Fir'.. Frank, and Fll. all of NT-, .'urv;ve her. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, the He v. r. Ct. Saffron, pastor of St. John's, cdhciatinff. Burial will take plac In tfilvtr Brook cemetery.

'an nb. day outing Saturday afternorn at tb.e cottage of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shirk at Indiana lake. B.ithIris. bjatir.j and various sportlr..?

events were featured in the day's , program. " j 1 A cooperative punper was rvM i at tho cottnjfe at 3:30 o'clock. The

T.ext rr.eK'.r.g: of r at the Oliver hotel.

T nt S o'clock. Members tf the I idles' Aux.'.iary

'of Pcvt K. attended an rutin; d.y afternoon at Pot. wat mI

t"l v... . , , t n-oa Vi , . . . , - - f

l.rr uuut.o .i.1 4.4- i.-

Irlve of the

ehool cPlldr-n. All

TOlP'i be a d n

pat fr.

o n

hi! Irrn -hap- N'nrfol.i a: 1 -.v-h.-rs will r.t S.r Oi

t a y .

Th rec Men and Two Women

tabbed in Raid on Resort Fu lmar.

Pa:. A.m-- ri. a pern.-ylvania IV op It a Fas Plerc Arrow

W--tr rn

n r i 1

lie

me r

v. ill be b( ;,i

Saturday. Aur.

e-;ah;;h-

said to f m a :: y ided bV

oe:

agreement having brn made

Frl-

ii p a r k .

.; a rp.e..-.i-

auxlliary. an

that

the lor.jr fide h.u'.d entertain the winners. (Jimoi were played during the afterncon. Ilefreshment? were pervfd iat the Shelter hou at th close 'of the prcgp.tm. The pect nepet. Ir.g cf tb.e Auxiliary will alo he held at the Oliver en Sifurd ay Aug.

For the fourth : im- in than as many weeks, tho

me r.t at 4",, F. LaSF4 av ' e operated by a "won. on : ame?." was l;u-t night :

the rciice detail ur. b r Capt. Hamilton. Last night's rail v. 1? p. t,.e a.-,r-.: 10::ö o'clock and ref.iit.d in the arrest of Ilv.i Little, hitherto known to the cor. as Dorothy laK Hazel Morgan ar.ci olher r.ame.. who was booked for operating a l:ou.--e of illfame; Mary Bobeit?. h Id a- ar. inmate, and Kru in Hhuwcr, Buchanan, and John Harris. :, an I Fduard McCarthy, b ch of p:hrt. charged with fre.p;t r.ting.

S e ;

Pure Oil I.e. .dir..: Fe-'UbbJ Iren ar

S a T- 1 1 ""-'. U v k Sin :! .ir Oil S Uthörn ia .f. Ila.i South. em P.ailv.-.iy . . . Mil lob.: t .- I'ommoTj Tex.i.: oil T 'vai and Pacifl Tobacco Prolucis .. Fnian Fac.ib" Tn::ei S:ate Fe d .. Fr.Ited St.tts Fubb-rr

HoLns rood Is the only certainly. happy Action cf a rr.an' life.

All were

uili apptar in

morning. The

c'y

t -!..:-. 1 : Ft.th c. Vir , 1.:. W. ! : -h

omN an 1

court Mond iv W s

t' i. ! ic...-

t 4 - -

wo ma n

said to have a previous similtr case

4, r 4.U44.

against her

11 - V, .

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Ptl' s : yo.er . a . . . . "A" -

p Fr.i;ri g". 1 '- u e Motors

C r : v. m o n I'.-f i . . .

Willys O-

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Tlioinp-on ami McKlnnon. I Aetna, 1 Z bid A. W. Paper, 34 U Allied Packers. 4.1 4S

Par Bight, 50 57 Chalmers. 1 2 cities svc. Bankers. 21 U H font. Mtrs., 8 '4 Curti.--. J 5 X. A. Pulp. 1 2 '4 Perfection, 2 J- 3, Phil. Morrbs 1 f 2u Stearn.s Mtr.v, 4 U 5 Sweet.-. 71; S Fni. I'ft. Shrg.. 6 rn 7 Fni. Ret. Candy. G 7 FT. S. Light. 7i U. S. Ship. 57 Wayne Coal. 1'.;-'; Wright Martin. 2 3 Allen 11, 2." 15 Allird. 2 5 Boo. Wyo . M ?6 Boone, 12 17 Ca rib. 7111k Basin. ? s4 Federal. 1 11-16 ril-r.ror-k, 15-1H Harvey. .1 ex Int. Pore.. 2 24 U

, Llvnptnn. l'i U !M irband of MeX.. 7 i S i Merrit. 02 i M. W. Oil. 2 hid

M. W. Pfd.. .1 hii M. Tlefg.. 2'ri hid N. A. Oil. 2't 'j Noble. 202 2 Pf-nnock. G ni 7!i Prod, and P.ef.. S 10 Fyan, T " Salt Creek New. 11 3 Sav-ulpa. 4 S.-quoyah. 2 10 Simms, Sr; Sk I'.v, 1 fl 5 7 A. B. C. 24 "-U

i F.ig Idge. 1 1 1 4 1 Bo.-, and Mont.. 15 16 j Con?. Copper. F' 15 irre-fon. 2 7-10 i, ', Divide Ex.. F'i 11 j (loblf 1 Con.. 5 7 j ioldzone, t 1 0 He.-la. 0 14

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CHICAGO 200 S. LaSalle St.

MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange Nev York Cotton Exchange New York Produce Exchange New York Cotton & Sugur Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Stock Exchange Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Winnipeg Grain Exchange AH Indianapolis Exchanges SOUTH BEND OFFICE J. M. S. BUILDING Telephone: Main 390-391-392, Lincoln 2023 V. O. KENNEDY, 4Manager Facts and figures in connection with securities or commodities cheerfully supplied. Our private wires extend to the leading cities of the United State and Canada. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN GRAIN AND COTTON FUTURES COMMUNICATE WITH NEAREST OFFICE