South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 204, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 July 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SUNDAY. JULY 23, 1922

CHANGES MADE IN TRAFFIC RULINGS

BY POLICE CHIEF Left Hand Turn in Hii-sines Section Aholi-hed, a Is Parki:i2 in Alloy. Th ir.TM.",:'.? ' r ge t . o n o trnfTlo on t h d . -vn town streets, . peelally on .c t : .: U y nights, h th d" ri rr. -. no'lion td Hk.y to a : to th fir. apparatus i . v . m - V . a :u anwr.r.g ran. ras iar-.-u polite to make ohang' in thn traffir rfH'j!.i!:rir' , A e t ! o n i f r t : turn !r. parklr.tr ; e. 1 ' . r. r c : . i h i r, r . Ion a v. ! t h r : I tru'its m j . t . r . . ror.t.i n n o u n " 1 I( .; ;r Laurallevs i h i n the titute th rew rhiT.: la?t r.!?V. by Ch:f of en te Tan. Although r.urr.-rotn o and much crurn' hr.sr rn th autolvts lv a: d v h r. hand turn w n n! '.i::-d -.? o : -. ' r ;gV by tra'TV o provmnt handling of rrri! ' a In rathe. One av tra wa r pr"ttr ; . r. i par' or r, ;i !' l-iO-:?h hi" c':l 1 prm:t !;: 1 at t ': . l..:.ic lt r.;-hl rijrht har.1 n bsy rorr-rn except in mtisur.drs r-.'r r t:.rt a'! '' r.r, 1 t); .r'!rs of th ofr."er5. So Arr'u Madf lf last right ar.d th n-". tior.s eTp'airid. No arrt' "vpr" r mid l.iM riicht for .;rh vio.ation-. : b it In the f;;tu: lft h ir.d Mirns , will not b i-rrn.fi ml vio'.itors ! of th orders -vill bo : r .enitr-d. j Th Tistn of parking i'i allvs ; !n th iln'.vr. r ; cf-t ion v.' a H bro-icht tn t!.f flre dp'irtrri r .... .,..-r.u..... .... , numerous comp'. ; hid t made by the l!trJ( br. sinews i house. Several : nvet icatior.s Kiv teen rr.ad nr.! when warnintr" failed to prevent antols'a from blockilT th alley, orders were issued to make Rr:' for such vi oblations. Th" r.ew- ordr prra'.rn or.lv t parked machines that ars ::.otuP'.eci. a'hies or tricks parked i" alleys whi ur.lo id:nj,- merchandi. and other matriils do not rome 'under the latr-t r t ri-tir.s and vCM not b molested. Machines that are occupied by a person capable of driving the car in rase it ho'dld h required to be moved will be allowed to park in In 'ho ,'iMPVS as uiua! In arrordane with th' time limit provided by th city larking ordinance. COMMITTEE MAY MANAGE INDUSTRY Plan to Have Creditor?" Committee Manage- EngjnanMatthews Company. c.OSHI.X. Ind.. July -j:. Stockholders of th K.r.stn in-Matthw Kar.ge compar.y ami of th- Gohert Improvement coiiipany, alled In Joint srssion Friday nig.ht. were virjed to assign the.r stock to a creators cnnin-.ittee under a plan to have. fH men mann:' the Industry, which wan moved hern from South ltepd two ear ago. Tb. plant. o r 1.100 fe-t long and ii'.n'lf-rn in det.lil. :s descr;bt 1 as a moriiT th" b'-.-t stoe factories in the urtry. A ! 1 1 1 1 T im n are now ii-.p! d th' tt I f th" omer:i nr.)'in:n'l d.t'iculties ibirwig :he in-lu-:rial d.-pr-'.sin and th :. I4 r,ow' lack of vorknit rijo'al. :t is explained. lany of the .stockholders were ctr.ploye of the company who were ok! ikhr.ren f stock on or.,i!l payments. Harry A Hnnatt. Jr. f.rmrrly of S'.uth IVnd. h'-ad f the conj any. made ,i vt.it"r T.t t- tb.e stockholders re-uting or. i :ti'o.. Moi than $l"f,'"0 was .-o-.uned ;hr .ugli ia!e of s:o.-'k in CiOhen ard vicinity. It is b th.. .1 C .rM ;'ors ruinml :-e i an n . an; tie i n His ry SUPessfuhy anl that w ,' conditions existing the ;th fa vor. i bis pay all its oblic.iti'"n. .n full. FOUR MFN AND THHFK WOMKX TAKKN IN RAID I'c-ur nton ar, I thr- o wmen wer? ; ari t 5tfd early S, tui day r.lglit in a raii by the p'd.' e to 'ju.id undr-r rSrt. De'jnski on allege. 1 hoi:" ff ill farrif, tr I'f rpernte.l by l.Mary Kverol. at 421 1--' S Mirh. gin ft. Car. i Marti'. 1 1 Mr old. ard ltene Sabar.gii. ut:- t!. two 'women arTe. ed with the proprietress. FTach was rhars.! with being itn lr.n-.ate (f t h e h.-".)-1 I Th men -h arg: .1 with f:'f-i'..rti:g 'sie Frank Sn,.:h. Nil.-. Mich . William Wir.ge. i:t 1-2 S M:.-h-?in st.. .' F: ank .F.- t.e-, stv.rg the same a 1dtr.'s .'.rd Cf rce .ip-. 143 W. !.- ::mi s. The Z er?-'! w -r.-.an wa rlc is' l p.f:r f uri.hir.g 510 b-.nd apfeat ar. i'i co -rt M'nd. r her on a cf til IT cl;ari;e rf orerartn a hou far:., while th alb'ged freTi: a: i lr. m.'ites wer rl' t- d .ifter iters furT.:hir.g 25 bor. ! a -h. Officer" Pinter. Wmther ar.d Ferrer a'.sted Sergt. Dl:r.ski in tlie laid. liurchirs Steal Clothing From Hirer Varl; Ixesidenee B .:-plar f :: .r.g 1:1 ti.roug'i a -l.r:r rm tele c'othi.t esl;ms?d in rt.ore th.ar. $ t v' ' :": Kti,: e Ti ' t a r. " w.nr. CW-, i va.'je ati to F'.-.yi : 1 lacker v. - i i" c i r ' , - vs... E:er 1 arte.

b:rlar:.-1 Fri!avj..- the building have been going on 'for 5om time, and while not a yet

Cr..'- . a '" " y row. er ar d r . '. r y w t. . rep : ' 'rghr.g . ut burglars cut th . s.r.cu.ar.v free of th i rve ho us rcb ' to the pol, o. j Hacker horn. ' s-rreen from the I dir. ;ng ro -m w. r ;t and f rred the , h. Tr.e lo -t s triiti's evercat. jlen c: n?-.d cf a i o:. l.C'j h?a y ; coat. t'AO-p!a au:t. two la die. drwer an Th p:ic n:.i'.e an 1 .rat but no r.'j that apprehension cf ..btain-d. would th b' a-: to the rg.ar was A faJss: fin alarm from tlie lino blrr in S. Main wa answered : y the Central fir station, about r, c'clo-k yesteriar afternoon Th - -.rr rr-uld not b jcertair.fi.

City Band Will Give Concert At Potawatomi Park

Many Well-Known Composi tions to He Played at Afternoon Program. ; Thr v,-i i 1 be no evening concert .it. any of the public parks cn Sunday. lr.ttHl, tho South Bend city band h is ht'i! engaged to play a acor.C'-rt a. I'oti -t'.onu park at 2 o'clock has ben engaged to 'play a concert the tar.1 haw bn augmented by 'I'.cb'rt Crahnm. trombonist, recently wit. -a the B ackston .symphony orchestra, and Peter Sr-haubroeck. for m my year ha--o With th Elbel hard. 1'nsl HRkJ is Conductor of tho Band. A big program of popular ccmposit.or.s his .Vn arranged for the c -T.cert, including the medley, "(J.-and Flam." which Is a concoction c: :aiz rnus.c. in nairo Litwi ana rjry" la a medley of war onps v.-hw'.h Inclules "Marching Throah Onip.i," "Dlx;." and other favor17k. Th.j Pe- :;on from 'The Prince of Tonight" contains a'.l of the favori: i-r.gs of Joe Howard, the popular l:.ilt music from "William Tll" is popular, although included In the c;a-.'-s. .nd .he "Golden Wedding WaltZ'.s" are nuptial marches convrrif 1 Ir.to waltzes by th Kreat arrinjer, F;. Clair. The program will

! 1 ir.u-rspprsed with novelties of the popv.iir order. th v- f Tfif romplete proeram Is as fol-r'd'i-,Io'ah;

Star Spanpled Hanner" .... Keye March "Alte Kammeraden" Telcke g.-.jPCtion 'Trine of Tonight".. Howard Wa It?: "Gulden Wedding" St. Clair Medley "Grand Slam" Lake ,. llf.t mUsi,. "William Tell" Rossini V.pric1 "Shower of Frnlles" .... Dalbey Chilian Dane "Ma nan a' I'i n a 1 e S fleeted. Misued NEW REGULATIONS TO GOVERN POOL Natatoriuin Rules Altered to Improve Sanitation Charge Increased. Th board of park commissioners har isu-d a new et of rules to govern tho ue of the City-Kngman r.atatorium beginninsr with Monday, when the pool will be reopened to tho public after a temporary shutdown. The new regulations are desined to improve, the -sanitary con-.lltior.sH-f the, natatorium. The new rulejs. as issued by the board, follow: Ig:nnir.? Monday. July 21, 1922 t.r naintorium will be run on an hourly schedule to enable the management to maintain a strict supervision over tho people using the pool This ;s done principally for sanljt iry re oaons. The time for opening I ;ind flowing th. natatorium wlll remain the same as heretofore and as per time cards that have been dis tributed. "Th u of th poo! will be ffoverned by houriy schedule a follows: tho gate entrance to the pool will be opened at five minutes pat the even hour. An attendant will then admit all who havo complied with the rules g"rning bathers up to half-past the hour. On the even hour the g t.'-t will ring and all bathers must lea- tho pool by the. same entrance tiiey came in by. and at tlvo minutos p.-.sr. the hour the other fide gate to tho pc! will be opened and the same procedure, will bo followed. Thov.' comin? after tho half-hour will be directod to tho dressing: room r.ot then in U5 nd they can prepare themselves to enter the pool on their .side at five m!nutes past the even hour. "lvioh person must take a shower bath, naktd. and wash with oap befor they will be allowed to enter the por;. "P.oys. on free days, will not wear bathing suits in the pool. Men will war only trunks except on family rights when all will wfar regular bathinar suits furnished by the mantig em on! . towel. or bathtng suits wl!i he allowed in tho natatorium ex-i cept tlioi furnished bv the natatori'jm rn a naerement. Th!s rule has l-een found neoeary to keep the po 1 rl. an. Fach suit and towel will be washed and sterilized after each t:-ige i.ef,.Itl ivrn out again. ' l'roat s!wwers are provide.! Jn 'ot;i .irer.g ro.vns for vromen and pirN and u matron will b in charge to see that all rules are observed cn their day the s,ame required of T:ir. and boys. on thir days. 'Fiider thee new rules and to j n. itntaln t his new schedule the marige::ient will he put to additional (perj-e and thi h.?(S mad is r.eessa: y t . make a charge of cents : to e p :on u-;ng the pool. I "Ti e freo days for boys and ir'.rls ; a-:'.: con-inue as heretofore with no , :.arg for towels and s-i!t. "Th Sar.1 of park c-mml5lonera , respectful: request the public to I "sist in every possible way t" mainjtaln the above rule nnl regulations in ordr that we may be able to keep the pool in a clean and healthful ond. :on. Offieials at Chamber Ps'ow Moving Into AVir Quarters All the excitement and disarranjrsIlKT.t Of 'moving day" was exper:ce! Saturda- at the Chamber cf omjrif rcs where the employes cf th Chamber nnd cf the Veteran bureau were busy getting in their . , n .-o t-.. tri,- .-,.i-. i'-n:hed. they have reached a taf? m.iklrg it psibl to moe th ; :res of th offices. ' e fl - lie a il'Tuarters of the Chamber . rt.merce have been Mtablished on he second Moor of the bu.'.dinc v. I lie the Veterans' bureau has mov - 1 to the first floor. The large gymr.a.um. has been divided info two the' lower beirg" used for th .:t:cea of the bureau. The econd I'cor will be for general meeting and lur.cb.eons of th Chamber. In i7n the Miami Indians claimed narly all ocv the cuptd or ; territory t tow inrlitded n Indiana. I except th north portion, then cc--upled by th Pctawatcrr.ies, and ä irr.a!I portion in the southern part j of the täte.

'SOAP SUDS MULE' AGAIN SEIZED AS EVIDENCE IN RAID

Peters Repeats "Stunt" of Last .Month When Nabbed Arrest Two Other?. Three, allejed liquor law violators, one of whom was arrested In Jur.e ar.d whose rate haa'not yet been decided, were arrested yesterday afternoon In raids conducted by Detektiv Sert. Dlinki and Officers Pinter. Wlnthera, Ferfer and Whitmer. Th establishment of Camiel Peter. 421 W. South St.. fald to be an old offender, was raided at 4 o'clock but before the police could reach the proprietors ide, he had iucceeJed In emptying: a bottle of the liquor Into ome soap suds. A half pint bottle of the mixture vras taken by the pollc. to be tested for its alcoholic contents. Peters vas arrested under similar circumstances on June 23, at which lime the police were compelled to use a ecap and "mule" mixture as evidence against him. Although Peter was brought to trial a few days after his arrest, the court has not Ai yet decided upon his case, according to the police. A chars of unlawful possession of liquor for the purpose of 6&Je wan lodged agralnst Peters. Bonds of $1000 for appearance In city court Monday were furniehed. Two Other Victims Mike Ruzolitz. 92 'N. Eddy stand Alex Horvath, 1209 W. Colfax av also victims of the raiding squad yesterday are Faid to be newcomers In the liquor traffic. Both were arrested and chared with unlawful possession of liquor. Bonds of $500 each were furnished. A half pint of "colored mule" was found at the home of Buzolltz, while Horvath had a quart of "moonshine" and about three fourth of a quart of liquor mixed -with cherries, spices and plums In h!a possession. It is said, when the police entered his place. POLICE ARREST 31 IN GAMBLING RAID Bcw of Colored Men Nabbed as Cops Interrupt Game on Division St. John Marshall, charged with beinr the keeper of a gambling house at 620 Y. Division st.. and SO frequenters, all colored, were arreted at 11 o'clock last night in a raid on Marshall's place by Otficera Rudynski, AVickens, Dombrow.skI and Piechorowyk I. Bonds of $50 for th keeper and $25 each for the frequenters, for appearance In city court Monday morninp, were furnished. Tho frequenters are: .Charles Austin, 271 S W. Kenwood av.. Pave Bite, MS S. Michigan st.; Dave Wheatley, 4L(S .S. Chapm St.; Charles White. 1716 1-2 W. Monroe st.; S. K. Mannings 32S Kentucky t.; le Bird. 90S S. Michigan st.; C. Smith. 728 1-2 Napier St.; Henry Wilson. 502 S. Chapln st.; Rollo Brown 712 W. Division sL; James Lochett, Jackson, Mich.; I. C. Coleman. Taylor an 1 Division st.; Homer North, Chicago Heights. 111.; Rufus Manus, 410 S. Main t.; Henry Woods, 62 4 Division st., Jeff Fowler. Til W. Division St.; Joe Bland. 712 W. Division St.; Roscoe Burite, liO Liston av., Birchoy Grainly, 112 W. Division st.; William Kinley, 712 W. Divison St.; Arthur White, Notre Dame av.; Charles Burnett, 217 W. Division t.; Gilbert Bonner. 720 W. Division st.; Icroy Smith, 624 W. Division st.; George Jones, 712 W. Division st.; Tommy Iee. 720 W. Division et.; Will Rose, 271 Kenwood av.; Andrew Parker, 712 W. D:ison St.; John Elif. lll'J S. Franklin St., and Henry Marston. fcOS'S. Michigan st. NEW BUSINESS IS EXPANDING IN CITY South Bend Blue Print Co. Serves Needs of Many 0 Loeal People. South Bend is the pow-nr of a new busines. A business which can only be found in the larger eitle-. The new concern. The South Bend Blue Print Co., i. located In rooms 414-416 Dean Bldg. and Is owend by Joseph Hartzer of th!. city. Mr. Hartzer has been established in hia present location for the past four months and i enjoying: a larjge j vo'umoj of business. The plant Is ! equipped with th latest model Peas-i Automatic Blue Print machine By th u-e. of the machine all of th blue print work is automatic Th machine- printa washes, dry? and j irons every print wttneut any At - jtentlon. The machine Is of sufTl - ; dent lz that the largest of prints arn eoUy turned out on it. By the use of the machine, ab - tracts, ded, Tflavits, etc.. wills, deposition, afire reproduces! In a are remarkably hört period of tlm. According to Mr. Hirtrer. this machln is bIrg used n a great many state by public official to replace o'd worn document which would be impossible- to replace cth-rwlse. Th equipment 1 complete n every i ens cf the word and th new bu. - .. " . ...4. i..- .UM y i, :unii local peopl who htrtofore; hav found It necessary to send their work out cf the city. NO ILLINOIS PEACE, FARRINGTON SAYS SPRINGFIELD, Ills . July 22 (U. P.) Frank Farrlr.gton. president cf Jthe Illinois miners union, today declared he saw no immediate char.ee for minir.s: coal in the etate.

I don't see any prosprt.s for ftn'in the fame city cn a similar charge.

eni of the coal -strike," Farrmgton said on arrival here from Washini ton. He said he wnj ready to confer with Acting" Gov. Fred Sterling over the carrying out of Pres't Harding's o-ier to open the mines. He indicated he would not entr into any sparat atate confernce with mine operators to end the strike .t this time.

Auto Display To Local Dealers and Manu fart ur -

ers Makin? Elaborate Plan for Auto Siiow. "What's what in new motnr cars" will he on dispUy in is bf st bib an 1 ' tu,cker and with elaborate. back-: I v grounds durlr.ff the automobile show! j which will be held in conjunction j with the eiarhth annual Intor5;ffe fair, at Sprinfcbrook park, August : to 26 Inclusive. Owing to th fact that the Stüdebaker factory is located in South , Bend, people of the St. Joe valley ate unusually Interested in m-otr.r c'.r development and the automobile di-! play at the fair is regarded as or.e of tho most intersting features. Local dealers have very little to ' aj' repardine what stirrri.s they1 will have in store for fair visitors. This is because of the 1; a c. r:a: n amount of mystery a:.d crecy sur-J rounds the brlneinz out of an. new model. But they all promise th it the display this year will be the largest and rnn.i; comprehensive eri shown ar.d that there wil b .surprises. To Display Now Motors. One rurnor alon motor r w is to the effect that a large manufao; ur; r wilt have ready far hmv'n, t cd in costing less than $1.01.0 and this in spite of the fact that th'. numita"tures has a world wide i cputr.tion for making a car costing ovt r $3,000. It Is probable that at least two new motors, one of which embodies

of which emhod.es aniWir. - i amny .-igni s-o.-f,

entirely rtvoluntionary idea in motor construction, will be on display. The automobile' "big brother." the truck, wil also be w 11 reprnM'ted at the fall fair show. A number of local dealers have already reserved Hpace and are making plans to ffive their pets a setting that will do justice to their fame and ftnl.-h 'P .ontor. n-lll Vv.- rfl In rv. r f . t ' liULkUti) 1' I ' Uli 11 1.1 1 1 U I U - i some of them grarbe.l in work ion, clothes and actually in operatic:. There will aso be a full lini of '.1 that is new in automobile acct sor les, tires, tubes, etc. Iat year automobil men reported that actual sales made during' fair week were far in execs of those any previous year. Conditons, according to all available information, 'are generally belter now than a year ago and for that reason the dealers aro looking forward to the w e ok of Aug. 22 with no little enthusiasm. The same general plan of showing cars will be followed this year that prevailed last. A section will be -et apart In the new exhibition building' to bo devoted exclusively to m-.to.-cars. The trucks, tractors an accessories will also have their place in order that fair visitors may looi: and compare with the exertion. leant P'.ssi! AGREE ON FIGURE FOR OLIVER LAND AS PUMP STATION City Expected to Clo-e Deal With J. D. Oliver For Tract Wednesday. Negotiations dealing with th purchase by the City Water Works of acreare fronting on S. Olive st . from J. D. Oliver, owner, h ive cone beyond the tentative stace and th actual transfer of property is expected within a few day.-i, it was intimated In authoritative circles Saturday. Development of tlie project, which has to deal with the building of a third pumping station, has tefn pending for several months. the hitch In negotiations coming as the result of a propo-al oi purchase t,y the New York Central stm ot" about five aerr.s of the tract, for a widening of Its right-of-way from Olive f?t. west. Slgii VelmMlay, Belief. The Information tends to Indicate that the railroad people and Mr. Oliver have settled upon 'he prle to be naid for thiir portion of he tract. Citv olhclal have lo er. ra- i tiently biding" their time to await the j conclusion of this deal, hoping, it was I said, to obtain a better prio p-r acre than agreed upon. boven thei transportation line ar.d tlie owner. j Probably by next Wednesday, the i day the Board of Public Works ho'ds Ps weekly meet In sr on ?natters r:a-! tive to mar.agcmfnt of tho wa'cr-j works, th concrero Information.! dealing with the amount of acreage and the price paid for the tract will have Ijeen agreed upon, and announcement made by that time. The. only thing definite ic that the transfer will cover the larger I'.irt of the orl-inal 2 - acres ot d for '"ale. lesf th.o part sold to th- railroad company Holds Small Strip. Tlecent sketches n.aie of the tract contemplated for developu.f nt by I the city water-works call 1 t'r IS -S j acres. Including a trlnt.u.il u are-i j bounded on the east by ohw. t., on jthe north anl norti:-wet i-'th i Three-I and Grand Trunk richt-of-way and on the south by a line ex1 tended from Olive st., to the raiir a 1 j property, a distance of 1.327 f -t. From this a 33-foot strip cutting the property east and ws has v--en out by the owner for future track right-of-way p::r:os, final transfer, soon to b.- made, ir.g for an actual utrn; of acres. heidj sp -r ! j 5 Taken to Grand Rapids - To Answer Booze Charge Frank Anderson, alia lh-h A 1 y cf (irand Rapid: this city Friday . Mi. h . arrest- d afternoon bv i; n ; Hamilton ar.d Dete.tie Wolter, afIter a c"ae of sevral 1 locks, wa returned to that city last night by a Grand Rapids detc-tiw Anderson is wanted by the Michigan authorities on a neharge rf I unlawful manufacture' f l.quo His wife is l.o !-aid t be under arrest and is now awaiting trial. C. If. A born. 713 Arch ht.. roported to the police that a and rim were to'.pn fron ii re t.r a his ia - l.it nirrh.t ;e '!;:. ivj' chine about 11 o c.-" . whih parke 1 in front of on Lafayette b'.vd. Indiana ranks seventeenth am.crthe etates in e1ucatior.al standards.'

BRETHREN CHURCH ! AT SERYICE TODAY ;

Ri!iop FarlN to Deliver Dedieatorv -Address at Mornins Service. ecial dedicatory ervi?. which r. ark tho opcr.ir. z of the new Churoh of the Brethrrf, corr.cr of Miami ct. and Indiana av. will hf hId today. The public is invited to the srv;ces and also ty .the r.w building which is siid to be I one of the best equtpped churches in tho cry. F.. shop II. C. Marly, of V rginla. s- riar number and chairman of the Mi-shm board of th church, will deliver the dedicatory address at the tiurr.lrg --rvice. which will be h-M at 10 o'clock. lie will also deliver a r.r.on at a service to i f h-!d in 'he afternoon at ? o'clock. Pre?'! c.tho Winger, of Manenester collf-ir.-? - will as:st in th- servicrs ar.d w;i bn the .speaker at a 5p( c;al evening ! i'ro;:r.i m . Th building has ben recently completed at a cc.t r f J 0 . o rT. It was erected by tho Hay-Wf aver Co. or th.s city .r.d was destined by A. A. Honeywell of Indiana potis Special fervice? will he held at the church in th evening durinc th remainder of th week. On Tues- ! iaV evening, M. CiV'd Horst O ITorst : .lohnst n v: n. Pa., wil! b. the speaker. ' B -v Horst was formerly rastor of th- loci! church from 17 to 1?H.; ' At the Wednesday evening service. : j T. F. Ceorge, of Co.hen will give the; will be held at this time. Rev, Georg was pastor of the South Bend congregation from 1115 to 1919. Prof. Fzra Flora of Elgin, IllSunday School Feoretary of the "hureh of the Drethem ar.d widely l.r.n-. n as a psychologist and lecturer 11 also speait. A feature of the services will be by the church ' 4 I choir and chorus. Thieves Enter Home and Steal Dime Savings Hanl: R. F. Black. 73S Cottaco av.. reported to the police Saturday afternoon that his home was entered sometime during the morning while his wifo was nt the home of a neighbor. A dime savings bank on a dresser on tin second floor was opened and about ?4 taken. Th thief evidently ; had a masfer key ffir thf 1. a nlf was ! not broken. Entrance v,?a through a rear door. oinoa SMALL ROOF FIRE. The roof of a houe nt 111 Stuobaker st., owned by Mrs. Eeona Kolezynski, caught Viro jesterday shortly after noon. It is believed to !iav.' starte. i from sparks from a nearby (himney Tlie flames were put out by hose house No. 4 after they had done about $10 damage. The Doo Dads fV

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The world over -vnlh the coming of the summer season city folks plan for their "vacation.". Little Boys and Girls may be fortunrte enough to have "Grandpas" in the country or an "Uncle John's." Mothers may go to the "Lake" or the seaiide, while the tired business man may seek the mountains or the cool north woods. Anywhere away from the hurry and scurry and bustle and noise and the scorching heat of the cities pavements. And in the land of Doo it is the same. The Doo Dads from Dooviile go to a famous summer resort in the mountains. And there in a little park is a far-famed hostelry with the queer name of "Kum Inn," and the Doo Dads go in and cat ice cream and drink cool pink lemonade and sweet cider. And in the park there are tennis courts md a band stand and tables where they serve ices and drinks and just see what a perfectly wonderful time the Doo Dads are having. Old Doctor Sawbones is conducting the orchestra, there is only a bass viol and a piccolo and a saxophone, but you would never believe it would be possible for three little men to make so much noise. On the dancing stand round and round the merry dancers rped. That little chaj) with the saxophone has had his mouth all puckered by watching the little Doo Dad sucking the lemon. Faster and faster the dancers sped and look what happened the little Doo Dad has lost his foot hold and landed

Orrhrstrn Selections Comprise Program of WBAQ Radio Station The program broadcasted from ra1io .-ration VT5A3 last r.ibt at th V. ;.!. c. A. corjiriM of veral popular numbers by an orchfi-

tra ur. ;i i persor.ai direction of Mrs. Verne Gr -an; er, and in cluded the following art st.: Mrt. Verne Grlsaner and Bellen Leonard, violins; Miss Man Anderson, piano; Wlnfield Seaman, saxophone; Robert Seaman, ccrr.et. and Wa-ren N;. clarir.'t. Several encore. were e'joted, "Leave Me With a Smile." e.peclally proving: a popular n'jn,br. violin duet wuthou: accompaniment received eeveral compliments cn it? clarity of transmission. The program was sponsored by th Ault Catrera shop. C. L. Guthrie, broke-, and the Complete Mus.c stor of Mishawaka. A short program wan a '.so given in the afternoon, F. R. Davie featuring wi;h pUno numbers. Sunday's program, to - given at 2 o'clc-k, wil! feature m address by Re.. L. F. Joon, pastor ef the Unitr-i'i Brethren church, on toe subject," What Is the Church?" Thi. will V e followed -by a double quartet consisTir.j of Mis. F. ! wik er and Mrs. Vera Murphy, sopranos; Mis S.'as F.tterling and Mrs. S. Wells, altos: Plain St'thl ar.d S;.as Fitterling, tenors; D. C. Sp'.rks and S. A. Well., basses, will give a sacred program. Tlie latest news bulletins from the Xrws-T.mes will close th" evening's entertainment. FOREIGN COAL SAVES GOTHAM FROM FAMINE . . . NEW YOR1C, July 22. Hy I. N.l , S.) United States shipping board officials announced here today that importation of " coal from England ; would avert a '-oil famine jn this city as a result or the miners strike. lmrtcen snip? now anroa-i nave ai- ' ready been cliartered to brin,g car goes of coal totalling more than 500,000 tons to be delivered here early In August. That there was prospect of a coal famine in NewYork City within the next 10 days was th consensus of opinion of the largest dealers in domestic coal before the announcement of the ship-

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! pi tt-" oä cnroiiri? I to TO UNION PRESIDENT CHICAGO. July 22 Possibility of a strike of street car and elavated railway employes in Chicago by to. morrow night rests today with Wil!- . .am r. Mahon, International presi dent cf tho street car employes union. Mahon was expected "to an I nonnce hif l",!.i!on today as to I whether a str.ke should be called at i once, or dec:- m postptiea pending i further negot ations for a fettle rnent. The two main disputed points are th duration of the new wage and working agreement ind whether overtime filial, begin after eight or nine hours' service. Holiday time in the V ' 'Hlb 5 1V 'ipiipi VP m

FIREMEN OF STATE TO CONVENE HERE

South Bend h Clioen a Site of 1923 Se?ion of Firemen Aoeiation. The Indiana Fireman's ociatlor. will hold tlielr 192.1 convention Inj South Bend, it was deeded at th täte convention which wqs held in i Indianapolis Wed n .lay and Thürs-I div Capt. Herry Fnt?:on of hos house N'o. C. was the lcal delegate' and Just returned yerterday. j Gov. Warren T. MoCra npnj' the cor.ve:tion at Indianapolii with n address in wh;-"h h-praied thj work cf f.rer'.shters throughout the ' state. I M. J. Hvland of Indian apohs. was1 r e -e ct pr?c;1f nt of t h a .aj ' - a v t i r-j J . a 4 n.'4 f i n ofMcers were felected to sr ani o'.rr term. rbsnnndm" nt or tn i Mremr.'s college, orgar.iei ly th.' 'sta.te f:re marshal sooe venr a go w a. a iithor:;d l approved by the convention, of its me - ir with , trie a i I elation. ; Arty member of th Dir.ih parrt is entitled to fr se-ic v Turkish bath estaMhmr.t i Ilamnft ' at any 'in the country. 8 M.MTLNG IV CHICAGO. Mrs. Julius Van IViuk, W. Seen;h st.. and Mrs. Ray Vanderheylen. 419 W. Seventh s. have I"1 !v: one to Chicago when titey will it their brother, Julius Braecke.acre. TO CIO TO SCOTT CAMP. Harry and Warren Curtis. 11"? E. Third and Robert and Richard' Partridge, 213 V. First st., w.l! leave; Monday for Camp Mishawaka. I n - j riiar.a lake, where they will join thBoy Scout. ' ENJOYING MOTOR TBIP. j Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Curtis j and son. Wade, and daughter. 1 71 i r a -! u-.u I. r- Tu-. .,.,a Mr .i Mrs. Ammon Abbott and daughter,; Li'.abello, rf Hammor.d. Irft on a' 10 day motor trip through Ohio an1 Michigan. to tsit at ;oshi;n. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Long, W. Mishawaka v.. will accompany a number of local Boy Scouts to lndiana lake nd will to Frühen whero they will visit relative.-, ooxci,rii;s vimt. Rev. J. M. Waidner of E'.mira. Ont.. Canada, who lias hern a gueM of Mrs. William Eeye. an.l family. T.04 E. Eighth i-t., for the past week h". gone to Eric, pa. VISITIN; RELTIVI. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pötzer, south and daughter, Oertrudc. of Akron, f.. have arrived lure to spend t Land of Doo I. u C V- X .- ft -.r ii. .J..VÄ '3 Cj. 1 V 4 I,.: '.:U1J ! I !'!!. 1 r.?T-i 0 V o. e -.i I i'J I o i' C v. w in 4x -im MciaiT n

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plump on top of the dish of ice cream. The other dancing Doo Dad has swung his partner so that her feet have left the smooth floor and struck the Doo Dad waiter and the ice cream he was carrying so carefully has none down the neck of the lady Doo Dad at the table. Poor old Flannelfeet is very much at a loss. He does not know whether he should arrest the dancers or consider the whole proceeding as a good joke. The little rascal in front with his rubber tube is getting his fill of sweet cider. He will probably drink it all if the dog do?s not give him away and then Old Man Grouch will be terribly annoyed and more likely "make a scene." Old Nicholas Nut has become a golf fan and is admired by all of tho lady Doo Dads. Roly has more .than met his match on the tennis courts the little lady opposite is the champion tennis player of the land of Doo tee how determined she looks and the other little lady with the camera is going to get a snapshot of Roly in that ridiculous position. He will bo peeved. The little lady in the speedster is doomed to disappointment. The car wouldn't go she was in a hurry she asked Sleepy Sam to fix it he crawled under the car he has gone to sleep and it will, in all likelihood, be next Saturday before she can start on her journey.

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oo.WLrni: vacatio.v. Mr. sr. 3 I r d n . whr they r7vnt a two ITOT r. PARTY. C.sr! ilVr e-ir.'. parry cf yr. :-- :,w-.p, at a hon-e pr-- a' : - '.'r.jr s city !?S of ts rt Bfit iJiwr. FOR MON TAW. : ! . - ?!":. s :.fr.-. 'r "ather J-seph H " .HI y . . r - b M mor, t hs' V'. MOTOR TO Mr. flrl :r-. and d -; t; - :..- Jt THIMOVT. n?hr a- ! Im-v-rir for -- - -r-' ... . . 4 Mnrt"! ; e : V A- h " k s ' . tv;:o I ; i . : ; v was man v,. , i CHICAGO YTvTTORn Mr. of Ci and Mrs I Cur r-rA. .i sr a o. a ys . A M: Mr. an 1 d M t at T;ki; wawassfj:. Mp gri T ' ari il.!!-,.,r, K.,rl r.in, ".Vnrr-. v . . ' "1 V- T. . na e pons, to .isW aiimir from ciiic.;o. Mr T. H p . -, , o: chlT-.r-t Fie; -';. -r 1o'f'v of v 1 'y M . A'pba on i; t i. i;r. J a:- m m - Mrs. 0n Wirr.T, are e r- j a y ; r g .-, p c tire nt Saavehend U' W. Th-.r ' '. " g -'. t h ' r c like r-r ir. l : . a . HERE FOR FFM.RAT E. T. Ctirt.s of a;i Tra:-. wh' w .1 s fa!, el ;;e;f trt p. " funeral cf his fith-. L:r her will return hnm Monlv. FATERTAINS riUITVI?. Mr. and Mi Wilson Rit.- T.. sprint: d ! n TS' r ". .. e r. e r t q ; n e. 1 n t a 7 o e r -o.'-t e e r i n . o. . p!-'r f t.t I 'r .es., i .-.e.-csa i:.nar rt - -e. w. T'-. r -, TX,; ,w, , . HAMNf.s.sl'ANr.I.ri: WCHDIVii Announornerit ! a " Sn m Hie o - th mirriag' of ;over I,. .Utn'rr of thl city and ss Julia I,Snarg.er of Aurora. 111., which t plioo ,nt the br:d's hem cn .lulv 1. RETI'RNS TO OKT.AIIOMJA Joseph LaKonun h.ts return'". to Tnb.a. Okla.. after pendini; a vacation as the guet, of ;q mfh-er-in-!aw. Mrs. Oeorge Tremel an! j family, i Fort un 321 S. Spring t. Mrs. ar.d her daugliter will !.!t ! here for -ome time T.llWi: IY)R WASinVGTOV. H. M. Cable and daughters. rS S ason st.. have left for a two nof '' trip t" .Viagara ITilN and Wajshirrton. P. . Mr. Cat- a f ah'T at the Mishawaka High school. By Arch Dale 7 L r-.-:? u - -;, ri n l ... . vi

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