South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 200, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1922 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 1 9, 1922

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IJIOHIGAH WATCHES TRIANGULAR RAGE FOR SENATORSHIP

Sen. rJoun-on(i. Prr-nt nruinbent, I Opponl !v Kelk-y ami Emery. DIITHOIT. M-rh.. With th cortAlnty that t:. x ' i" -; - " c - rl enicrdmr.t to ;!. s? tt,. , , ;tut;on. Tfuirln. a!! hlMrTi r.f .'.. I p.-'-to atu-nd th piilii-- M-i.r.oN, v.;;: r.t I ::hnJlf ! to th- 'tat- ;rs af th Novriilc'T fl ( rinn. Int i t in lh jtrin.ary cari.p'tin now rrr.f r. lr. th t hr -( orr:i 1 1 1 in fa" for T "nit (1 h't.v! r. i'i-r. Mio f)r(jjioefI a rn- r: ! ü i nt. kr.o.n is ll,r antl-par'.-h.ial ' hnl ni' a:jre, w.n w;:!!h I I f th- 'ction t. xt f.;rir;iC. T:..- v.a- - ji. rif J to vl" with t ? i senatorial t f - for in' f -t t!.r"'.i;,'!iou th'Tili"' 'iiiiilijlaK'x Th" thr-'- ar. I ; 1 i -"kiri tho tr.ri'.ir.atiori n " ;f i.-ili-r 12 aro t n.t.I Htat's .-' n. h-irI- i:. Townf r.il, if'!.:; a .I.fh::m r prv' ntnlh J;i thf up"T J.im;.-'- .it h in -'t on : Co:..'r' r:i in l'?r;k II. IvII'y. of 5a;;-ir.j; ar. l Maj. John 3. Krnry. of flrar.d Itapid-, form r national corn.iihIt of th' Anirira.n I-ion. X flni'M r;i'i'- aspirant yet La n--T'-i tL" r.'ie-. 'm t he party strongly .s ur'"d I'ornier Gov. VoI br;d ': s". IVrr;-1, on- .' th- few d 'Trior rat s Jr. the hi.-tory f f the .t to h'Tor.K' -o error, to Mk tip th.e tU'ht. Thf1 !iitation to the fornu-r irovrrnnr H'.a- xt'-nl l some time nzn at a

' . . ntinn of the party in (Irand The r' puMican senatorial flsht will h" r.r.e of th frre'irot political hatt - :n th history of th jtat that n the hirth of th" party, in th" of Mirhi-ran r"'!:tl'ian. TL"

oft n h ard ari'.s from the hroiu'ht apaint 'en. Tru!:n:: H. Ni-wherry, junior stnator of hi.'in, with repn to campaign e;r Hn. Townsopj's opjon-fit-i, pa r im larly Conr-anian Kd- : y, .are a--ailing tne s-.-nator he -ans h- ' i:.i :r.p!":;e ! the cau- of S n. N- ul.'-rry on the floor of the senate. S-ks Il'-iiorniiiati(ii -n. Town. nd is seokinir re-norni-i. alien on hi" ."enatorial record that in lüde.- f por.-orir.if of the lakf-to-ocan wf.!'r-vHy, a movenient he i croiitfil as haln ins-tisatf-d. Maj- I'm'-ry, war veteran Iir.d form er h'ieines"? man of Grand Itapuls. is yeekln? support anions the former s'Tvire men. lie served as head of the American I-ion following ti;e death of Commander Frederick 'lalhriith and came into national prominence. lJe!iin that the eye-? of the r.at'on will he on Michigan In Feptern-l-er to an extent not approached In any other state this year, politicians in the s-tate ar anticipating a memorahle iolitical tight for the senatorial t .'t. Kach of the. three can-iliat.-s hopes to po into every county in the sta'.e Uurin? the can;:aign.

KOKOMO HATS IX)OMI-:i. KOKOMO. July IS. Wednesday. Atiif. 2, has been deinated as "rat killir.fr day" for Kokonio, the chainIn r of commerce, board of health and other public bodies having joined in the jr.- venvnt. Kvery citizen is asked to make war on the -ats on that day and to report the number killed.

LAUGH SCHOOL FUND TO BE DISTRIBUTED INiHAN'APOUS. July H. The s:reAte 'mmon school fund ever ('..'trihuted in Indiana will be apportioned in th next fe-A- days. accoM-ir-r to William Oliver, auditor of r.urM r..nip;!ed by John C. Hifu:.l, cbputy .:atf -jperintenler.l ff jiuaiio ir.slruct.cn. .h-ow tho tctai amount will he $2.026.494. s c ihpared with JI.TS.nTÖ distributed lis ye-ir. Tho toiai amount

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each chill bet.ween the ages of C anl 21 yars. Following Is th1 amount apportioned to various cour'!es: Adams. $ir,.r.33TH; Allen. $73.i74.67; Kar-tholi.rnei-.v, nfI.32;.''; UVu-kford, 4lo.r,t4i).r,S; Clay. $23.s-7.7S; Davie?, $20.s57.32: D"catur. $12 .V1H.04; DeKa'.h. $H.57S.09; Delaware. $42.22.3; ;ibir. J22.10s.22; IJenry 1C.8.2.S4; J.icli.son. $ 1 7.1 K,.3f) .lay. 110.743".!; Knox. $3.",. 41.31; e.usko. $17.tM4l; Lake. $U7.3St.47; I.ap'Tte. $?, 701.41; Lawror.e. I23.37rh73: Marion. $212.020; Miami, $is.isr: Monroe ?2i,-.s7.si ; Montgomery. $18.322.20; Mormn. $13.Cs3.:.T: NVhie. $14.448 3; Putnam, $13.03.0; Hush. $11.931.72; Shelby. $ l.3.r,7 : St. Joseph. $77.210.34: Vigo. $70,210.37: ibash. $17,.'I'S.r.S; Wells, $ 1 4.395.37 ; Whitley, $11.081.40.'

en ahc.i; ncri. WASHINGTON', July lThe postoffice department Tuesday issued a fraud order against Raymond Iceland HarrLson of Kvansville, Ind.. who claimed In advertisements that he -was selllntr a handsome proldfllled, Feyen jeweled movement watch for $3.73.

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Final Clearance White Nyle Cloth All Wool Low Heel, Rubber Tap Two-Piece OXFORDS AND PUMPS Bathing Suits Values up to $3.50 $6.00 values

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Paint $2.45

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$7.00 values

Children's White Canvas Straps

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Moccasson Sole $2.00 values Men's Solid Leather WORK S H O ES

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INIHANATOIylS. July 1. Aprrox.matly 5.000 f-f the 7.000 ra;l- . J ... V.

warnir.s sign. placed w;th:n 100 j yard of the tracks on either side r-? j th approach, according to L.. C.

Jljouc'hry. sretary of the Indiana 1't.hlic Service ccTjmii.viun. A law putting the erection of

.N.iiii.nK p-kii.- at cro?int ui;u th .uppn'lsin of the pulWic rv ice ! commission "hf-ame t ffective on j 'Jun 1 2321. Mr. Iuhry said than, j wli'i! ho had no definite infonna-1 tion.. he understood the work cf 1 p' !t;nt; each cros!ny was pro- i gr twins sitiflfactorily througliouti he state, and that the work va. j about thr'-f ourrh.- completed. i

Under the lw, 7.0ÖC cfss:r. in Indiana mut'lK? trfperly marked hy iK-c. 1, 1022. The covt t-f the sigr.ri is "prorated anions the 02 counties of the a:ate. each paylnff ifor the number of '.r. they vre. it nva said. The octual inallation S done by the ralhvays. which also pay for the transp;rtation. The 14.000 yiijn wer made at

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the täte prison at Michigan City at a en.t:P it -wan eaid. of bout 59 each.

Five hundred thousand gather in Berlin to demonstrate against the assassination of Dr. Walter Rathcnau. foreign minister and "brains" of the German government.

Father Guendling Retiring From Pastorate at Peru

PKILU, July IS. The Very Kev. Father John II. GuendlinK. tf7. fr 20 years Irremovable pastor of St. Charles Catholic church here, will become pastor emeritu of the local church August 2, when he will ho succeeded In the active pastorate by tho Rev. Father John M. Schmitz, formerly pastor of St. Mary's church at Union City. The change la made hy the Ht. Rev. Bishop Herman J. Alerdlnjr. of the Fort Wayno diocese, because o? the poor health and advanced age of the Hev. Father Guendlinp. Father Guendlln?, formeriy was rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Fort Wayne, and was ordained to the priesthood more than 40 years ago. For IS years he was superintendent op St. Joseph's orphanage for boys, located at Ijafayette. He was torn In rem, Dec. 19. 1S55, and entered St. Mary's seminan, Cincinnati, In 1870. Later he was sent to the North American college, Rome, Italy, returning in 1S7S to enter tho Sulplcian seminary at Baltimore, iMd., where he completed his theological course. In 1S99 he was made vlcar-general by the Rt. Rev. Rademacher, then bishop of the Fort "Wayne diocese, which office ho retained until 1900. During tho Illness of Bishop Rademacher in 1900i. he served as administrator of the Fort Wayne dioceo. He came to Peru in 1902 a3 irremovable pastor of St. Charles church, during which time he also has been a diocesan consultor.

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loan or rmn.coo to cover the unpai 1 i capital tr--k from $500,000 to $1,-1 'Try" and '"Stick to It" will bore

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State Board Charges Short Weighing by Stone Company INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., July 1 S. Representatives of the Kokomo Ftone Co., declined Tuesdaj' to dlacuss with the stato board of accounts the charge of $18.747 made against the company by the board's examiner for alieged short weighing of stone furnished Grant county. Authority of the accounts board to hold the hearing which had been set for Tuesday was questioned by the stone company and tho admission was made by Jesso Eschbach, chief examiner that the board had no power to make a gindlng In the case. The charges made against the company will be certified to the attorney general for legal action. L. B. Hodgln, president of the stone company, expressed the opin'on that Mr. Eschbach had arranged tho conference as a subterfuge to obtain evidence which might he used against the company. Mr. Hodgln said the chief examiner had written him that a hearing would bo held Tuesday in the governor's office.

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GUARD MORALE OF ORDER, SHANK SAYS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 18. "Keep your organization free from politics and religious differences," was the keynote of the short speech, with which Mayor "Lew" Shank welcomed delegates to the Joint convention of the Indiana Firemen's Association and the fire congress which began a three day tesion here today. The mayor's speech was followed by a short talk by Michael J. Hyland, president of th

association. Then followed reports

of various officers of the organization. Th program this nfternoon Includes a parade through the downtown streets and a sijsrht eelng tour of the city which will terminate at Broad Ripple park, where the liremen will devote the rest of their time to favorite pastimes, except fighting fires.

NOMINATES ROY SC. WASHINGTON'. July IS. President Harding- sent the following nomination to the senate Tuesday: John A. P.oyse of Indianapolis, to be collector of customs for customs cotlector's district Xo. 40, with headquarters at Indianapolis.

When you aay cigars say Dutch Masters. . Advt. 165-tf.

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for with Victor dance music, every dance is a good dance. You, yourself, select the latest dance numbers, played by the greatest dance orchestras. t Always at your command, on Victor Records, are Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, The Benson Orchestra of Chicago, Club Royal Orchestra, Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra, The Virginians, All Star Trio and Their Orchestra, Hackel-Berge Orchestra, International Novelty Orchestra, Zez Confrey and His Orchestra, and other favorite organizations. Victrolas $25 to $1500. Victor Dance Records, double-faced, 75 cents and $1.25. At all dealers in Victor products.

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ADLER BROS. On MIcMgan at Wahtiirto Blnce 1631 THE STOIVC FOR MEN AND BOYS

THE BIG ELECTRIC SHOP Wiring and Repairing S. D. Moran & Son

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The Duk of Leinster won a 115,000 bet last wek by driving an auto from London to Aberdeen In record time. Now he saya he Im Foon to engage In a novel racd acro&a the Atlantic.

Union Trust Company Safe Deposit Boxes with ape:ial facilities for the privacy of customers.

Vtfe Sell Coal for Leai SAH C. LONTZ & SONS On Colfaa: Av. Main 74

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