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SUNDAY. JLT-Y 30. 1022

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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.WARDEN HAS FAITH IN HONOR SYSTEM

landladies Rebel Against Supervision by University

INDIANA JURIST, FORMER TREASURY OFFICER, DIES

INDIANA SCHOOLS ON ! WARSAW GAS PLANT MILITARY HONOR ROLL i MAY HAVE TO CLOSE

WASHINGTON', July 2S.--lHy I N.S Th wir department rr.ad

I-ub!!r Saturday a l!t of coljrs and military schools which have rpn disr.atM as 'd!:!nsu:v.p I" on ac

count of th excellenc "u iniT I course in military train;:::. Th !i: i nioomlnc-trm Purdue unlvCL!V. L-a -

KVANSVII,I,i;. July -'3. JJdije H.jrast. Ini. Indiana ur..v-rdty.

WARSAW. Jii'.r 29 ln new

ANN A II OK.

J. Tr'iC-wpll, judge

JTcncl of Michigan Priaon Sav i india die who ro m

Convict- Arc a- Honorable as Others. JACT-TSON. Mi--h.. Ju y 25. (Ry A. "P ) Tri 1 n rr. ,v v r,f a prison ar a h.("TorMft .li nr thr j j; f.ut-Md w!. flT,,r.Iir tri Harr I Hult iri, wn'n of Jdkon pr!.on. rU-';h!far.' !arrst r.pral i r . - 1 1 utlon. fct 1 on of thA I'-nri"' v in tho modern f r!on reform rnovn.-rst.

Mich.. July 29.

r,;;co er a s'riK was 'rvd. on the

t"r.lvrslty r t M.chiran S.fur jiy .y

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landladies fMtd thct in of the present walkout of lntmr o. er the country they believM that this wa th- prr.pT t.rno to tar.I up for their r : tr h t . Th riß-h? Involved wer tho ari-!r.ir from a V.elie-f nn the. part of :h rooming hoif keepers that th'-y

should run th'ir own homes. Thv oüir-, in Cdrydon. ror.niir.K' hu-s !n yf nrs before have ' t.vo in rej.uMle.m

the fciiper.or

ourt of Vanderburfr county, reprer.t.it!ve in congress from, the third Indiana district from 1S94 to 1S6. an 1 controller of rh currency frm l'il until I'jIZ. died at a. hospital hr. Friday, following two operati.Ti.3 performed several days aj;o. Jiiie Trace well was horn m "Warren county, Virginia, and come to Indiana with his parents when a boy. He wan graduated from Hanover culre and p'udicd law m his father's

politics and in

ti oj.rav d under the upervisiijn ; 1 '.M wa. elected t.or.res-man from

f th" ur.ivT;if y authorities. Th anhorltief came back at

irioomlncton. Ptirdus uni". er.ty. Lafayette, Ind., rnlver'.ty of Illinois. I'rbana, 111.. University of Wisconsin. Mad!on. The following .chools were among thos deFigrr.atod at "honor military ."chool?:" Culver Military a-ademy. Culver, Ind.. North we:rn Military arid Naval aradmy. Iake Geneva. W:.. St. John's Military academy. I e '.afield, Wis.

rjppll of coal ar received t'V th WarFAw Oa Co.. wl-h.n a werk th loca". plr.nt wiil hp. compi1 to c'.f, r'own. acrordir.sr to a statement mad, today by Marmor K-.th Hanklns , F.v carload" of ro.-.l ordered by the i company jp-f-ral weks nco have not! yet arrived and d !': ar rrakln; no prmif s t " r! : :h".v wjII b? delivered. !

AIlMOIilMA ("HASH ! STLVER IKi:. In 1 . July 29. I It( a co:!'.'.cr. of to-.v .vjtorr.ob!s thre ml5 ovjth of Silver Iake to-, day. Luci Hro-no!'.. Lowe',:. Ind.. i

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Crown Point.

RANK rin0JITS CROW

INDIANAPOLIS, h ,r 2? Vp

Dorothy Spencer. Remington and j V ra Kern. S.lver Like, were in- ! juri, r.cne rlout'y. The oir o r -! c;p!ed by the vouna: women orash-

h"ic anl :r:i--tir'i into a machine owned and driv- !

'.ompvinicr undf-r pup'v e'.on of the ! pn by Kdward Wendell cf near Silver

:ts in 843 .täte

the third district, beir.ff the flft re-Schate hank.r? derart r r .ifp'1 ! Lak Floth mach'.nes were dmo

atro. Warden Hul-

AI".i. Groe.sbc!;

J I tndiad.cv, ajrreeir. to their strike j and announcing a lockout, but add-

Sevrn! veV.

Irt pM'Uad-d ;c.

r.t sanction Tj.e removal to

'Cutter. nAr Hat! "r--k.

'honor men" from thft prison

re. vic in b rlld -v ral structure, j JQYS SENTENCED FOR rvA,4 f,,T Ro --.-;t American' rtirrr - r-, 4T-'i'--l.Tlon ho-p al IHEM Ob 10 AU 1 0

Th n-.r; w.-r.r to thr. r.rnp with- INI A ,N"A I '( )LIS, Ind.. July

the1 publican representative ever chosen' 1 S . 2 3 M.54 between Dcembfr 31,

li fh'tt dKrict. H- served 1

yeir. as controller

r.g tii it the if-hocJ hereafter wTT' f the tiaury, beintt appointed to

lrt21 and June 30, P.a:ik Comrnlf.oner Char Camp announced St-

lished.

Camp . ref u.-f t arbitrate any dispute ar f.f c,) ii f between students and landladies

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lack of parental inHu-

tha- position by prcs't McKinley in ::7. and hoi dir.- It until lil';. In I '11 JufU'o Tracf w.dl moved t

i:van-i!!e. and in 11'IS wa- elected j for the institution

j'.Jde r f the .uperifir rourt of YanI'aburc county. He was a candidate 1' r re-r -ction at the time of his death.

urday. The nankin;? department r.e,i a ."totement rene -rnin? the c'ndition of the b'ir.ks -vi ,. h ;ndicated r. healthy Tinnnul "tattif

Let experts clean .your cumpnt .'tnd hat. Aetna f"Iean-r. f' 1 6 ES.imr St adv. 205 tf.

Commission Disapproves

Fancy U ater Plant Plans

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K rards Th"v wer- told If they ; I enoun' inc

5"-r.i a:r. 1 r th- prci;.:- - until fad, it", lack of inf ret In home lift, 5" rfonre.1 a y...d da . work each ( and the ad influence of "movies". . (''. and f '.'.:-. ed faithfully the im- . .Iinl.. .lames A Collir. in rrimlnal

j riles, would walk from th" '. court here Saturday pa?ed sentence j t hadow of ? h- pr.f'n walls forever on M-vcn Indianapolis hoys, non . Vheri th- V': k .v,i- finished. Thi- fer 17 vears of aire, who admitted I

In rp, ie of the fact that mar.y of i thefts of more than 10 automobile. n,,t ne, e-sary to hone the Cpland ( Ihwi xtlll ha v.- a maiiv as 10 j.vir. s Manslauirhter charges in conriH- I 'ater Co. plant at Upland. Ind.. the ,r Jto ser-e. 1 tion with an a cid nt in a stolen car, P'-idic .er ice commission anr.ounc- ; Since th. 'do nor men" went to w.-r' disrni.-sed aain-t Saumel Wil-!,,J Saturday in hoidinc: up tinal dis-'r:

tli'-r f.. hivi i th faith. The ' son. Albert Johnson and

Jt 'i.'T f..e jav- I'p'Ki r, tt:-ir contract i u:.s,er. l he bf.ys ach received j.n

The Chas. Nies Pru&- T'ore Is now 4 located at 227 N. Michigan st. andj is open for business. The fame courteous and prompt .ervice mavj be expected. adv. 211;

INDIANAPOLIS. Ina.. July 2? A ? SI 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I HI I

mcy building with fancy ceiling? i-

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company

f the petition of the water's .askinsr authorization of a ; EE

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T 1 1 --1" and now ara r k i r. .' .n-id' th-''

f tl.'-m has forfeited ehr: r t'-rrü. Lach

sentences of mx months and 5 1 no J 1 "'-0 0 ') stck

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issue to construct itst

fine for faihnrr to st'n alter an ac- : I'lant. Tlie commission's dei ision ! S

cident and similar sentences ar.d!r',rno n" result of a report of the'j

unlawfully posThe senttnees

i!inufe. Warden H;;ib:rt bli.s h' has bt a rcord m t!o pr.-'n honor sys-

5 rn II" v. I.m ha ve at kaii' y ti..iio- !hi "I w ..1 , 'i a vera i jr u t horn f -rnrrer, ;.ic Tjt f " in en f n t f i e 1 a-t'i-.

fi nes on i harte of

lat i se.ssinj? autrmobiie.-j

will be served concurrently. The otlier four boys received sentences for unlawfully pusj-v si.n; au-

t lie percentage j trrr.obil s. cä'u . i1 him 'to I MOTOItT CORPORATION

TO LEAVE LAFAYETTE

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vtritrf,ie;( ; fv an c:.t!.n ti r to tako

n.en ieit.;d of prison. I INDIANAPOLIS. July 2i (Ry I. to work n a job for the i N. s. ) The I,afa ette Mtors corporell thm not to Je ivo thejatinn. of Indianapolis will move to

i.s ;,i.:-h-.l and have : .Milwaukee, Wis-., tin- latter part of m.d-ummer. ReforoUhis v:ir Charles XV M:.sh nr..;.

r:- n work 1 ua a ( on- j d(.nt of the company, annu m--d SatI hiv:- handl'-d hundreds 1 ur, iav. fh" .Uafayette -orporation

do z similar uork and I j there will be jn closer a.-so(datiun 'w what I nrn talking about. U.with the Nash ftroui of indu-tri.-.

Mr. Nash said. The company expects to be ready for operation of". he- tu v factory by th- first of the year.

pimply couldn't be don." b'OUTHIT L TERRORIST IS SHOT UV FURSFERS

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epinefr;r. department wnicn re-j ommended that a ies-" expen.-iv-j bi:ild:r:--r would serve the purpose ! S and that plan and specifications. S tor the plant in many instances were ;

not clear enouirn.

Plans, spetdlication? and estimate j

must ie altered to conform with the reonirru ndat ions of the fr:inor-

in.'' denartment. the commission an-!

nounf ed.

cAP.ARirr danci: Make reservations witii Auto P.u- Line for cakin r

Lee's ! d l nee. I

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''Wood Reach. iliifMl iy. Atr. lb adv. 211.

Rarron Like. Pance and fare

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r.id inmate ,,f t1-tent!.n ther

upcks a? a tu f-. M. Inkircr two cir'.. w pf: ice r !

. v.-ri ty of the ! : h t 1 1 1 a t he w l

t,!, Pa'rolnu-n Rutt'rly d", ''li h '. ' . resp -1-, il f 1 . Il;u !! il- !. draw;?:-: the

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r.-nt. t v. a - found the ma sill io;:--o s-iy, pnihlel op a ro'ii ince with a 1 tip- home during hir

rd later, several fro ni the pbaoe, ::h him a rort from

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men hreil into i- the boy's v j .v Sc boon -a n wuh a hul-

n:IES THAT TROTTER WAS FATHER OF CHILD

Man Is Drowned in River H hile Attempting Rescue PLTLRSRCRGH. July 2.. AnKUst Scraper, 2 1, was drowneil in Whit' rivor at Holni.ins l'crry. si: miles weMt of here, l-'riday iiih'., when he, with two other youn nu n responded to the cries for h lp froro MLss Reulah Helph-nd me and Virgil Rumble, who had waded beyon I their elepths. Miss Helphendirie and Rumble were rescued by Herman Helphondlne and Raker Rurch. Scraper was not missed until the party reaced shore.

The f'has. Nies Pru? Store j now

In. atf d at 227 N. Michi:an st. and ; E is open for busine.- Th- samej courteous and prompt service may

be expectf d. adv. 211

Ii.IIi:S ATTITNTION! The new la noil process of permanent wavintr. No Jerkinir r pulling. No t loinsr of tubs. Heatincr s ven minute. Licensed operators. Call COMFORT SHOP, r.nr; j. y . Phone Main 6,,7. adv. :nr,.-jns 21 1 CARARirr RANCH Mak reservations with Lee's Auto Rus Line for cabaret dance. 1'dtrewooel Reach, Rarron Iake. Wednesday. Au;. 9. Lance and fate $3. adv. 211.

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Let experts clean your varments and hats. Aetna Cleaners. ! 1 K Sample St. 1,-2117'. adv. 20-tf

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v Mich.. July r. supcrintend;e ie. ! - i o n . was no baby born in c. ; r f t . y M!f ' o; d fO the Mr- Trotter's

d T'.i'tT, who if -! nd. that ' .. f iirifos,q.(lji of - Trotter, eo required to

he father.

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When you pay Cigar say Dutch Masters. 1 5 1 f

"Honey Moon" pot four encores firt public p-Tformance. Hoar it

hit Wool w ort h's. adv. 211.

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ri'i!ir..-''-l for Mr Trott-r.

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JfeavY Enrollment Expected At State Baptist Assembly FRANKLIN. P'd. .Pt'v .".b Trainirir for r-d - 'A erk will bo r.-n 'f Vc- hO'dv.'d O0'-lT people dur- ' Jr tr the f h aeon -1 In-li ma !! m-?:-t a- ?-'.! to bo h. 1 ! It ore Atu'

3 1 to if. a - - n b' ..icer antic-i

vi'- n tinus-.ni'.iv b.-- n'v enrollnienf I

thi o-ir i- . oiu-b a th Riptbt 7n;:r.r I opb-'s -mmri ts p- h-l l it f i'fl in. c ". 'on w.th th cr":" " ' the ;s, oop Many who .-. d t !-o otbop. np-.-t . r z ire ';cctd T r-'in :in f-1!' th" a-venitly. The ir-trip-torv to:s sea vn ino'udi -f p.-o'p'.ner edu '.Tors and rler- . .ft A 1 I . V

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PMQE THURSDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 2, AT SPRINGBROOK PARK Under auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Geo. A. Campbell post No. 763.

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Indiana Railway Co.

&S0UTHERN MICHIGAN RAILWAY COMPANY EFIT.rTlVr. .ir.NK 1. Pnt)Jct t rhipgft without notl1traln 1bt1i 8octh l'd. Indlani.

East ''-t DonnJ ." :', a. rn. fji.'io a. ra. fs 00 a. rn .0 . rn. ; oo i. m. 10 too . m. "0 a. xa. 12:) noon 6 :11 a. m. ':00 p. m. 10 .00 a. m. :00 p. m. tl n a. r . f 00 p. m. 12 -0) uoon w v. m. 1 :i'1 p. m. 11:P0 p. m. i oo p. tn. I 00 p. ra. 4 00 p. m. t (o p. m. f oo p. m. 7 tOO p m. y oo p. m. 0:0a p. m. 11 oo p. m.

.Dully rept Suodiy. NUet only. i fc. MOOKF. o. r. w South 11 nd. Ind.

Nortü Hound a.lö a :.V a. 7:0 . S:0 a. 0:00 a. 10:00 a. il. oo n. 12.01 n.

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HOME OF Hart Schaffner o Marx STYLISH ALL-WOOL CLOTHES Sam'L Spiro &Co.

"Noble's Fixtures Rep-

resent the Greatest lj Value for the Dollar I in the City." Such was the comment made reE cently by a well known South Bend woman who purchased her E1 electric fixtures from Noble for (her beautiful new home. Et This woman desired fixtures Efof quality. Elsewhere she could i have purchased more expensive El fixtures, but nowhere was she E able to secure such an assortE'ment of quality fixtures to select

from at such reasonable prices. You. too, should take advan-

E!tage of this opportunity and seEjlect your fixtures at Noble's. Do I not confuse these fixtures with

IE E so-called ''cheap' offerings. We ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 guarantee the quality and you ! . - 1 can be the judge of the price.

Agent for the Famous APEX WASHER AMERldTcLEANER Noble Electric Shop Chas. F. Noble, Prop, 731 LINCOLN WAY WEST Lincoln 6657

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STEIXWAT KIMBALL. STrorvvAT KDIDALL HOWARD CAltL, II. IIINTZE .

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PLAYERS J575 M. SCHULTZ ..$270 $5 95 KIMBALL IS.. $515 Gl'LBRANSEN. 42 5 730 REMINGTON 4I." $6 30 GULHRANSEN . 4J800 STARR 4flT $?50 "PIAXOI" ... 4r.

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Grands Several excellent t?ight!y used. Apartment Graods. Very Reasonable.

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Rare Opportunities ! These are "fine old makes" we 8ccre through exchanpes toward PIANOLAS, 9 GRANDS and VICTROLAS. All are EXPERTLY REBUILT in our own shops. La order to quickly turn our money, we offer them ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PROFIT at exactly what wo allow the customer on an exchange. Many of them you Cant Tell From New

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CHASSIS $1185 F. O. H. Lanslns FARNEMAN MOTOR CO. 515-517 S. Michigan St. Thone Main 4110

H INCH NO..IK. sTt:oN;ii MOTOR. STKONCl'sT IN St (TION. i:ii:st IN ACTION. hint in constkit. TION.

WANTED

Help

Experienced saleswoman for muslin underwear and corsets. Apply at once at the store to Charles B. Sax.

CHARLES B. SAX & COMPANY

321 S. Michigan St. World's Largest CREDIT CLOTHIERS For Men Women and Children

You need not pay all in 30 days. We arrange terms to suit.

321 S. Michigan St

CHAS. J. MÜHFORD Contractor and Builder 1814 MAKINi: ST. Thone Mala 5151 Itlmate Cheerfully FurnhhcHi

THE LITTLE FOLKS SHOP H. AlberU Elackstone Theater Bldn. WEARING APPAREL INFANTS TO 14 YEAR3

The choice of two thousand j housewives of South Bend and j Mishawaka. The Royal with its oversize j motor has reserve power for!

many years of use. ! Sold on easy terms.

SCHAFFNER GO, 127 W. Jefferson Blvd. PKone M. 284 Opp. P. O. Also distributors for Sunnytuds, Butterfly and Trojan Electric Washers.

MONEY TO LOAN

New South Bend Homes FIRST MORTGAGES

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Are Left for Homebuilding IPfME first of August is here! In three lljlj months the home-building season will De over. In three months it will most Äl':2 likely be too late to build and another winter will see you without the home of your dreams. Act now. Build while you can still do so advantageously. Do not wait until next spring when the effects of present strikes may be felt in the prices of building materials. A better opportunity for homebuilders nevrr existed in South Bend. Investigation of facts will show you that it is comparatively easy to acquire your own home now. We will be plad to talk the situation over with you. Feel free to call on us no obligation is attached. If you want estimates furnished, just bring us your plans. If you haven't gotten that far, perhaps we can help you select the plans you want. Our design books are at your disposal. In them you will find all manner of suggestion. The home pictured above is included. INDIANA LUMBER & MFG. CO.

Manuf.ictijrrrs of Inili.in. MI II work 7 12 Semth Michigan Strf-t

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North Side LimW Tr! HUliaw ska Lumber Taxd

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ADLER BROS. Ob Michigan nt Washlnffto Since 18S1 11IC 6TOHE FOU MEN AND DOTS

Union Trust Company Safe Deposit Boxes with special facilities for the privacy zf customers-

STEAM BATHS HALLANAN BATH PARLOR 218 W. JeiTerson Blvd. r Main 5309

VACATION T-Vo ririüin. If to-j si ;.; efr f" mf;T ffrt sltp ; vr-i nn r ' it be-e ar. i will ex- ' erA TO-ir f.r-t htdit.: g!x weH ' or tTT i t-.'b-j. I.JÜJ oi bi:te'. 1 STATE LOAN GO. rtab!lbed lC". ! Srtlte Merbunl I'.ank lilitc. . Mlflilran. Ofen to 3:3. I

Don't Throw Old Shoes awj, but br'tzg tiici to u z I wii; rxrtke Tb?m r. Tb low prto r fr-r ot'.t n tori ttrs: biif fo!, J125--KuM: te'.t 4 It w:d j-y you tn tt k a f -or Llcrkt to our stp bs-)- e ar Ivin jcu fo-r yeir trr. i'. Washington Shoe Repair

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