South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 213, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1922 — Page 3

TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1. 1922

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0 MARSH ALLS WILL MAKE HOME NOW AT INDIANAPOLIS

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Wife. Rack Fi CK V mm r.itmr to ItabIMi Residence. .Vas.'IIN';ton. July Thornf.. R .Marsha!, former vir prS.:r.t of th l.'r.itl tftatej, arriving r-re today af:er a -.ire. month' 1 ' :.-it ir. Kirope. fahl hp wouM re--..'a l'l.i h h.- rrrriM r.-nt r evidence in Ir -dlar.ap.-j:. -:irJy r.f-xt fall. Next " k Mr nd Mr-t. Marshall, who l.ri i l,r. in J'jorp. . ith him, win ho:i hurting in the Indiana p.fal. The, Mar.?r. ills return-! Friday on th" Afj'.itinia ard rarn directly to Wa h.T.g on from New Yrk. After fo jr or e l;ty h : they will to fr, i r, 1 1-!.. F'ri!- t Ji or the posih! ne-l f-f tirii- -a ill k:'p Mr. Marshall : of rr,:;t-5. !! fvtid he didn't T.'-fd thTü r-,w. bit (hat if he ever r'-l t h-t:i h w ihd to be sure had r. . i j z h i r : o n y to pay for Wlicrr He St.rtnl I'toiii. "I .'.tit'-ii in politic? 12 year? c'o,"" hp ijrj "Now I'm where 1 jt'o 1 fi orn ar.d I m not a ri:h man. Thor rt'.iy come a time in the fu- ! 2"f' when I'm oiler, even, than 1 iiir. t'J-iy, vhn I'll n ed fasl fi'.h. A;1 if that tim ever rnmt. I want ti. r,r- ?;: to have enough money on iini to p-iy for them So I'm out of pollti"' forever." Mr Mirhal! will ?pni mo?t of Aucn.-t on th f'hautauqui platform, fturnir:? ro Irdlanapoli. ahout K-p. 1 for regular re;dnce which w Ir.t rrupted in 1913 when he he-; off; -iil r-idenc1 here. 5inre JUirch . 1921. the MarshaiN have !' n s "Jourr.in? In Arizona and travel in?. t f tirha!l '!) t n F.nfnnp a a ! r 'Ic.it to the International con-f-rcrrp of Vott!.-h Kit Masons at Z .Ti ? i nr.o. Switzerland. He visited Jlj-land. TYanrc, Italy. Ormany ird Austria. He .aid he wa not r.;ru!ne about th future peace of. the world, havintr detected In Hu-i-opn an 1!1 felin between the al-;-d nations which was exceeded only t-y tint hörn by the allies asralnRt Germany and , Austria. Another rrrat war in the not remote future J.-j a possibility to be cor.fodrred. the J'-nner vice president paid. I 1 ri)OH und KarMr. Marshall said he was neither ;i hanker nor an economist, ro he i'.id r.ot wish to di5'-u?s Europe to nny preat extent. "I'm Ju,t an ex-vice president." lie nid, "and that dos not mean much. Whll I wn.s in Europe I used my eyes and my ears. Seriously. I came to one conclusion. The bipest hope or Europe lies In -oine nrranere-mer.t which wjll pernit English and American bankers to take chare of European affairs until th rate of. exchantre in all countries 1 firm." While her. Mr. Marshall will call n I'res't Harding and renew a pV.nrit acquaintance that began v. h .i he presided over the senate of vhi'h tti- president was a member. TER HE HAUTE GROCER ATTACKED HY HAND ITS TlliUii: HAKTE. Ind.. July 31. ll rrr.An I,. Brown, a grocer at stop i No 2 on the Sullivan line of the T. H . I. i'C- 1 Traction Co. wan beaten ind sovere.ly injured when attacked Ht his sroro Fiturday night by three automobil bandits. The lnn.l!:." stopptd th-ir car at the jra.oline station !n front of the store and called to Drown, w'io was T'-.s.-.le checking up the day's receipts. A Brown stepped from the stfre h wa ,n".irkc 1 and hin cries for help brought is'.arr from the nelgh1 r-s and the band it. fled In their a :t i:r.o,;. so'.r.; north 1n Seventh toward th oity. Polle who hujrlel to the rr.f passed th bar.di's" car. T-ut having no descxlp1 . n of the men did not know who ihey wr re. rhy-.cian took eeveral in Drown f head. He was I Yank and German Meet in Fort Wayne After Battle FORT WAYXtt, .Tuv 31 Hrrr.ir, Gertlon. formerly - jrgant ir. Co. F.. öCr.u U. S Inf.ir.try. A. 1'. l . ir.a rUi :e.ne. a-rx-r ' - u; - r-r in the Oerir.nn army, are re - a w . r AI I'our.tir.cr xptitps cr tne or:a a sr. wh'r the latter was a rm-mbt: i'i a rrt.v " Americans that cap- : :re 1 the litter nr.fl a sm.t'l comr:. in Argonne Korest. N'ov. 1, 1 .M S Ste'r.k recently r.ime to Port W'.iyr:-- to tnk i nrttl,T.. While r. t-ie trft or-1 (.y h met Clori'.. !-. ro-'grit:nn bo'.r, mutual. Th' (Ifrm.tr vrore cajitured hy a i'.l rar'y of Yank nfte-r Fteinke : h:s t orr.TT-.ani h.-l become de-fron-, their company, and v lr'i; ere ir.to tne t rrni in r.ne. 'Lady Luch" Sat es Truck as Bridze Floor Gives Way i. n. s. statu i.iTrnni j':rSHVnTvi:. July 31 '"Iidy l.u-k' c heon riding Chicago truck with th driver o: a '...i.ied with varnish. a which a h'. ! n k through the rloor or niMl'r hr'.'JiIf .pRr' r.vtr at Metam(-rf.. ."S. i.ear here. AI! that s.aved ! :rg Whlte-wtiter on state road ie 5-ton truck. which v.l. Icided with 7 ton of v arn.sh. w& the fact that ore of the piera caught and upiorted the :,! placing new stringers on the '-. le ar.d vtr. complete laying new flc-r.r in about 10 daj-s. The .-:r:r?ure his been repaired tempor : ri'y c that n detours are neceOlTHlIsTS OOM3in.M GOVLAFAYirrTU Ind.. July 31. Th i;-:!m!?t club, of Laf.iye.tte. nt a i - I-ifnm t t ij' to flov. McOray. at IndiarnpoUs. oorr.menOlng him for th- n.anner in which he has acted regarding th problem growing1 out f 1' the. etrlkfj of otiai miners anl r.iiircad rhopmen. The Optlm:. rjfcdged njpport V tli g-overnor in the crUii.

CLOSING PROGRAM FOR INSTITUTE LS PLANNED 1 1 KT IAN V I'AKK, InC, July ."1. j Til" fourth Anr.unl IJrrworth Til" I gu e Instrtue of the Indiana ("or. -Methodic KpSropa'. church, whJ.h haj ben in .eSion hr thld i week will do.-'.- tomorrow with a n or rne cnurch into some rona : Of life TV. It i.S f Xlryn-J (rj.il the er s:n?: service will h. unusually I ln-.r re-!ve. !j:i11ns: the Cathedral of w? fh uhject of the F'ev. Ureer.ft. lr his course In I?ible K. lay. The Hev. C. Perry ifvoXfe on "Olnir Over the T-.p wih th worth l'ai'e" at the final :tfIUTi of his ( in Epworth IHirue, mt.nods. The cr.rolirn aJ da.s-e of the institute has iarre and imtisfactory. Tne No-Tobacco apue will r.t l:t teen ! Open I If convention at the park The Refhany Az.on-.My sessifin ithi the Disciples of Chris: convocation T-eirins Auj. 1. The cor.;ca.tion will consist ft the Mimsfers' retreat, sessions f the Christian Women's Missionary oc'.e-tief. tho Yountc I'f-C-ple'f! conference and meettinsn o'. such other orK"aniitlons as wish to ho"!d meftir.'s's Jn the interest of i.pe. c'.al work. Sunday. Autr. 6. will he the I.se!p!s rally day and Au. If. the aemblv will cloie with the Morsrnn county farmers' picnic. MAY USE MOONLIGHT TO CONSERVE COAL Anderson Council Makes Other Plans in View of Impending Crisis. ANDERSON. Ind.. July 31. During moonllRht hours, street lights here will be turned out, electric frfpns will be dark, or hours regulatj ed. show window lights will be reI duced. and other mns of conservI In? coal will be adopted Tuesday night. If the loatd of public works approven of recommendations which will be submitted to th board Monday nisrht by C. M. Griffith, superintendent of the municipal licht, power and water plants. The city utilities have on hand sufficient coal for 25 days, and sevfral cars of call are enroute here. Mr. (Griffith Faid, but on account of more than 60 per cent of the Industries depending on the city plant for e-iectric iowfr and light, he believes that coal should be conserved by any means that will Insure power for various factories until Mrikc.i of miners and railroad shopmen are ettlod. Th Remy Electric Co., employin? nvre thAn 2.000 persons, obtains all of Its electric power from the- city to operate Its machinery. Industries using coal report their supply w-ill last probwbly four to six we k?. OHIO POLITICIAN HAS ODD CAMPAIGN SCHEME COEUMHUS. O.. July 31. Hero's something new in the way of political campaigning. A local candidate has displayed evidence of originality by entertaining a large crowd at street corner with Jazz orchestra music emanating from a large maganavox. which he- connected with the dlaphrach of n nhnnm nV. vhu tho mnfe box played the candidate distributed campaign circulars. WOIAN SERIOUSLY HURT WHEN HORSE RUNS AWAY WARSAW. July .11 Mrs. Dt-I-bert Shultz suffered a fractured skull and probably Internal injuriesMonday when a horse phe was drivingfrightened and ran away. The buggy occupied by Mrs. Shultz collided with an automobile and MrsShultz was thrown to the brick pavement. Attending physicians Monday fald that It was doubtful if Mrs. t Shult: could recover. LOST DIAMOND RING IS FOUND IN RUINS GOSH PTN, Ind., July 31. (Spe-; olal). A 10-dlamond cluKer ring,! th property of Miss Mary McDonald of this cltj', lost when the Knickerbocker motion picture theai tPr ,n w.-uhington. D. C ; lnst jflnuarv. va foUnd .. collapsed a few davs ngo in the debris of the playhouse. Ml?s iMcJonald. who was sitting in the f.rr: row of the balcony of the playhouse when the roof fell In. was slightly injured. Iet expert clean your garment and hits. Aetna Cleaners, 916 E. Simrle. St. ft.1v. 206 tf. When You Say Cigar.5 ray Dutch Masters. 165tf Reader Takes Newer Form of Iron -- Feels Years Younser Six w-ek.s ago I faw a special offer In the paper telling how thousands rf people grow old in looks and energy long before they are really old in year, because as examinations by phytficians have shown, an enormous number of people do not have enough iron In their blood. I have I been tAklng Nuxated Iron for two) weeks: the results are simply astounding. The rose have com back in my lips and cheek, and 1 ' can conscientiously say that I feel ten yesrs younper." The above is a typical hypothetical j case showing the results that have been achieved by a great many peo- j plo since we tartej this ''satis fac- j tlon cr money back" offer on Nux-; atd Iron. We will make you the i sanve guarantee. If.. after taking the: two weeks' treatment of Nuxated j Iron, you do not feel and look years I younger, we will promptly refund your money. Call at once for a bottle of Nuxated Iron at Central Drug Store. Wettick's Cut Rate Drug Store. London Druff Co., or any other good drug More- Adv.

! AGENT AROUSED BY JUDGE'S DECISION

Order to Return Liquor to Owner Iater Is Changed hy Ft. Yane Judge. FORT WAV.VK, Ind.. Julv 31. Hare uli I.quor of pre-Vo':ead vint-

' age. the contention that a man's Gxl' ' home is h:s oa-t'.e and what's In :t is J. N j hi own and cannot be taken away, study plus the findings of William FruechOlbM I -nicht, an attorney who ws acting

.-'peo-:al Judpe, combined to pro.r-. an unu.-ual s.-ion in city court Friday. William Dickmtyer. who operates a ori Ank place in E. Wayne st.. was the first of two alleged Lquor .-in'ntnrfl to com tr trial Vn ...... - ' . - - ... j . v i la I. ."till. quon.. oi g-.n. iwo quarts or wn:K bottled ;n 191S. a half dozen gallons of w;ne and a quantity of alleged "white mule" were . displayed as evidence. "I will find the defendant guilty and fine him $100 and crf-ts and suspend a 30 -lays' jail sentence." the special judge nnnaunced. "Rut due to the fact that Dickmeyer is an upright and reputable citizen, and because he had it before prohibition went into effect I will order the liquor returned to him." The finding aroused the Ire of Seth Ward. federal prohibition agent. "You are under arrest again. Mr. Dickmeyer. end this time you are ?c!n? before Judge Anderson." the federal agent said, referring to A. R. Anderson. Judjre of the United State. district court at Indianapolis. "What's this you're doing?" Dickmeyer's attorney demanded. Ward told him he was re-arresting Dickmeyer. "On whose authority?" the attorney inquired. "On mine," answered. Ward. "Well, go get your proper Papers before you arrest anybody." replied the attorney. Gonr From Courtroom. A minute later Dickmeyer was gone from the courtroom. The liquor remained on the floor. Five, ten. fifteen minute.s passed, but no on made any attempt to carry the liquor out of the courtroom. The special judge continued to sit at the bench, making entries in the docket. The fMeral agent stood by ready to arrest the first man who attempted to remove the liquor. Attorneys put tHelr heads together, and some one mumbled something in the ear of the special judge. Then Judge Fruechtenlcht announced that he had changed his finding and had Issued a new order. Instructing the chief of police to destroy the liquor. Rut ?tiI1 Wird held out. "That liquor is going before Ju-dge Anderson as evidence," he snld. and he started sealing up the carton, containing the gin and whisky. "I'm not rolng to let them gt away with this kind of stuff." said Ward. "Why, if I went iack to the office and told them what went on here, they would tell me to throw away my star." Ward ad-ded that Dickmeyer will be rcir rented just as1 soon a.s a warrant can be Issued. "And he's going to appear before Judge Anderson. I'll make sure of that." the federal agent continued. "There's another point In this cas which doesn't look good to me. The very bottle of whisky and the glas which I took off Dickmeyer, have disappeared from the police Nation, where it was under lock end key. The chief knows It Is gone, but he ays he doesn't know who copped j it." I Judge Fruechtenlcht also released William Roese. arrested when Harry Drake, federal prohibition agent, seized a double still and lo gallons of whiky In Roe.c's home. The oa was continued Indefinitely. Roe.se admitted having the still and liquor in his possession, but sal 1 he iwed the liquor for his own uron the advice of a doctor. Roese explained' how, after he wa. injured In an accident some time j aco. a doctor told him to drink I

PERMANENT and STEADY EMPLOYMENT for GIRLS and WOMEN at WILSON BROS. Vacation Shutdown from July I 7th to 29th All Departments in Full Operation Again July 31st Employment Office Open During Shutdown from 8:00 A. M. to 12 M.

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whisky. He said he bought it until h:gh prices mad? buying prohibitive, and then he av.:ird a jill and manufactures it fcirr.vlf. "I will continue the eis Indefinitely," n-ai the spe--!-! Judge's only cement after hearing the (vMt, an1 nese was permitted to go.

The liquor and destroyed. still wer ordered Gasoline Taste in Hoot eh Due to Railroad Robbery FRANKFORT, July 31 TVas there a gasoline taste In your last ! ' rJcr of "hootch?" i If so you may be able to e'.v ! Clinton county authorities nm 1 clue a to the person who to a copper gasoline can off a CI"ver Letf speeder here recently. A section gang stopped nar , Cayuga recently, and while they ; were at work, someone "pitched" the aj can. j 'Henry ana Me" May Appear on Brazil Chautauqua Soon j RRAZIU July 31 "Her.ry" andj "Me" may appear cn a Chautauqua program here. "Henry" Gov. Henry Allen of Kansas and "Me" William' Allen White, a Kar.sa editor, re-! rently figure! In a controversy re-j irnrding Jurisdiction and legality o: the Kansas industrial court law. "Henry" already has been booked and effortsi are being made to obtain "Me'' for an appearance the fame day. NEYER MISSED TEACHERS EXAM IN TWENTY YEARS WARSAW. July 31. And row Sarber of Mentone has for 20 years assisted In conducting teachers examinations In Warsaw without havin? n-issed an examination. Satur day he s-tarted on hi9 21st year. A total of 131 would-be pedagogue. j wrote the examinations here- saturI day. Of this number 107 wrote for i täte examinations. MAPLE GROVE A number of young people went to Lake Wawasiee last Sunday. Emerson Croker was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Edward .Kershner 1 and family of Eakevllle were in this vicinity last Thursday. Mr. and Mr?. Elmer Rex of South Rend called at the. home of W. H. Long last weekMrs. Victoria Hardy pent Sunday at the home of Ir. and Mrs. Henry Vinson- ' Mr- and Mrs. Frank Hartman of Ixs Angeles, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evacker of South Rend were guests at the home ct Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hartman Sunday. MAKKIET COrrliK COLD TO EACH OTHERWhen they settled in their house the sun was warm and so was their love. Then came a time when the frost was on the pumpkin and the furnace on the blink. It was his fault. She ragged him. Don't let it happen to you. See that you get a THATCHER FURNACE from SUUGTTV, 809 S. Michigan at. None better. adv. lS5tf TURTLE? NO! Thim Im ft aampU bd bug tht mr be found In thi lection of the state. Should you find them during house cleaning ti re don't worry, s it is y to rid them with the ut of the New Chemical P. D. Q. (Pesky Devils Quietus.) No matter how lane ther mar be. color or ex or where they came from. P. D. Q. -will kill them and tbelr eegs as if liquid r had hit them. Not an Insect powder, no dust or musa; will not injure clothin. and will actually kill Moths. Roachea. Cooties. Bed Bug-s. Fleas and Ante and puU an ererlastinar to the Pesky Devils, aa it destroys future generations. Impossible for them to exist with its proper use. Get from your Druggist's a S5e package; this rill make a quart: each package contains a patent apoat to get' them in the hard-to-get atplaces. Special Hospital and Hotel size makes Bto gallons. P. D. Q. can also be purchased in iqoid form In a handy bottle with patent spout n each package. Your Druggist has itorcaa ret it for y oa. sold lv Central I'ruj: Store. Ampricaa I'rug Co!. WetMck's Pharmacy and otter leading druggists. E rk on Sample St. 1 as

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POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC Le Coq d'Or Hymne au Soleil (The Golden Cockerel Hymn to the Sun) Le Roi cTYs Vainement, ma bien aimee (The King of Ys In Vain, My Beloved)

I Know a Lovely Tannhäuser El

When Love is Kind (Moore) MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL Tannhäuser Overture Part I (Wagner) Tannhäuser Overture Part II (Wagner) La Cinquantaine (Gabriel-Marie) Violin Solo At the Fountain (Am Springbrunnen) (Robert Schumann) Spring Song (Mendelssohn) riano Solo Quartet in D Major Adagio cantabile (Haydn) f Mighty Lak' a Rose Ihrp Solo Last Rose of Summer IUrp Solo SACRED SELECTIONS N f We Would See Jesus Jesus, My All LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS

Violets

Giannina Mia Rock Me in My Swanee Cradle Old Kentucky Moonlight Stumbling Coo-Coo (from "Bombo") I Certainly Must Be in Lovo Whenever You're Lonesome

DANCE RECORDS

i Lonesome Mama Fox Trot The Virginians Memphis Blues Fox Trot The Virginians Moon River Waltz Green Brothers' Marimba Orchestra Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses Medley Waltz Hackel-Berge Orchestra J

Introducing "When Eyet Meet Eye. When Ups Meet Lips" (from "The Trench Doll ) 1 Soothing Fox Trot All Star Trio and Their Orchestra 1 Night Fox Trot Club Royal Orchestra It's Up to You (J'en ai Marre!) Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 'Neath the South Sea Moon Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra (from "Ziegelei Follies")

Syncopate Medley Fox Trot (from "Molly Darling") t l ? iic 1 c

iniiouucing jonic inline jumcouc Little Thoughts Fox Trot

f Nobody Lied Fox

The Yankee Doodle Bl ues Fox Trot

Any dealer in Victor products will gladly give you an illustrated booklet describing these new Victor Records and play any music you wish to hear. Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden, RJ.

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Beniamino Gigli Emilio de Gogorza

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Maria Jeritza Lucrezia Bori

Philadelphia Orchestra Philadelphia Orchestra Mischa Elman

I'iolin Solo

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Alberto Alberto

Olive Kline-Elsie Baker Olive Kline-Elsie Baker

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Peerless Quartet Sterling Trio Billy Murray Charles Harrison Billy Murray Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray

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