South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 226, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 August 1922 — Page 3

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MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 14. 1922

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DETROIT. Mlrh.. Au. 13. Moil than 2.000 Catholic clrgry and lay-i rr.n ar expected to com" to Detroit J rext tvek to attend the 6th annual j

r ' r.v?r.!!on of the National Koman Catholic Central !city, and the annual mating of the society's

Ri-xlliary orsar.!7t!or.. the Catholic V.v,rr.r. urir. and th Gonzaga j union of young men. ! "hlle th r,:n! orty is wU

org-an'.red In Mlehizan. with a toMlj

of mor than j.nou (.mber in Detroit urA th Iirgr eit! of the

fat. the Woman's union and the' f.or.zaga union are in a formative I 'ate. It is expcted that an outrom of th convention her wj'.l be'

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many of the parishes of Detroit and ethf-r Michigan cit-e. Tn Central society, or Ontral vern. as it was generally known In the early year?, was e.-ftablished primarily aw n agency to assist immigrants from Furop In fettling in

this country and In maintaining' r

INDIANA'S IIALTi OF FAMIi Jtoonvlile contributed one man Ja mo Alexander He men-way. becaure he served, in the; lower branch of congress from 1835 to 1907, when he resigned to ferve the unexpired term of Senator Charlm "Warren Fairbanks, who became vlc-preident. Ilrazil contributed one man. "William IZ. Carpenter, belauf he attained success loraliy as a banker and nationally In religion, lie Is euperlntendent of the First M. E. church Sunday Fchool of lirazll, etaid to le the largest in the world and was chairman of the Indiana Dry Federation which ecurd prohibitory legislation for the slat. Urook contributed one man. George Ade. because he was th notd author. of Fables in Slang and other works. Urookvlll contributed one man. J. Ottls Adams, bfcau.se he waa an artist and on a scurt of prizes for his work. Cajrtleton contributed one man. Frank Frazler Hutchlns, hecau he attained national fame as a physician and was financially pssf ul.

I RICKENBACKEK MAKES

SURVEY IN AIRPLANE DLTKOIT. Mich.. Al?. 13. At the ifi.:ure alway. appears greener

! In the adjoining field so docs any j city appear more beautiful from the

nir than it really is, according to Capt. Eddie Itickenbacker. premier ace. who has done thousands of miles of flying In the pavi few weeks. "Hut there Ls one flight that one !ee. a.? he glides ov r a city In a plane that probably wDuId be missed in Its entirety from the window ol a railroad train or tven from the vantage point of a tcurlst automobile," seid the flier, "and that is all the buildings which are being erected throughout the country. They stand out like the proverbial aore thumt ar.d indeed are a sight i'or sore eyes for they fairly shout in unspoken words the era of prosperity in which we are "livir.fir." Capt. Itickenbacker has made a trip entirely across :he continent

from New York to San Francisco.

and has made numerous shorter air Journeys through Michigan and adJoining states In th? interest of his

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COAL ARRIVAL AVERTS GAS PLANT'S CLOSING

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plant of the Warsaw Gaj Co.

celved three carloadd of poft ceil

MICHIGAN WINS HONORS FOR BEST POST OFFICES CHARLOTTE. Mich., Aug. 13. Charlotte's postolüce ls one of the three best kept oftices In the entire United States, according to the reXort of In-spector Haverstick who haa been a federal inspector for 20 years. The two other postofllees indicated

l sr'.ous and national aHsodatlonf . Inturday. which will make unneces-

It-s efirllr years in addition o its f-cial (xrvlr? functions. It Included fraternal insurance features. T"ee have been discontinued. Today the work of the organisation is largely e-orial service and charity, acting as an auxiliary to the parent church.

sary a shutdown of the plant, which would have resulted Saturday night but for the receipt of this shipment. Two Warsaw retail fuel dealere have received one car each of bituminous coal.

re- I for this honor are Albion and Ionia.

i'ostma.s:er .Myron i-j. Milier nas received a letter from the treasury department at Washington asknowledgIng the excellent condition and appfaance of the Charlotte office and grounds.

Pond Oivncrs May Own But May ITot Lend Fish Seines INDIAXAPOTIS. Aug. 13. Owners of private fLh ponds are under th" Indiana law, entitled to posssion of a .seine for netting fish in their own pond, but are not permitted legally to possei any other kind of fish nt. gill net. gig, spear, etc. TTnder the law no owner is lawfully permitted to lend his seine to another, and may usa It only hlmselt and in his own pond. Due to numerous complaints reaching the fish and ga.Me division f th Ptate conservation department that some private owners have loaned seine to others al$o are al

leged to have uned these seines inj

public waters. Instructions have gone out from HIchard lieber, director ot conservation in Indiana, that wardtn.svmake a drive on the alleged violators. The law reads: "The owner of a private pond may not lawfully loan his seine to another person: he may keep It for use only In his own private pond. "Neither the owner of a private pond, nnr any other person whatsoever, may lawfully possess any pear, gig. net or trap." A private pond Is one that Is owned wholly on all slde by one person, or two or more persons Jointly or In common, and one that has no outlet or Inlet, so that fish can not come into, or go cut of the pond from or to other water?. Many persons, according to report, claim their pond is "private" whn In fact and in law it lis not euch. Mr. lieber says. Conservation officials say that -wardens have been Instructed to Investigate all such waters and to

pro.eute 11 persons found to violating this statute.

Soldiers Home Inmates File Suit sigainst Board MONTIOFI-.L . Aug. 13. A suit xe?ultlnsr from trouble between inmates of the Indiana State Soldiers' ihome at Lafayette and the board ot trustees, commandant and adjutant of that institution, has b-en filed in

the Whit" circuit court. The; --u:t allecs that th- trustees have been unlawfully demanding part of the pensions which inmates receive from the United States government, to be applied on the maintenance and upkeep of the home. Th ntiinMff are Thomas Wil-

liasison, Oeorpre V. Hennett. Willam Polen. Jam's Moberly and Samuel Traver. The complaint alleges that the trustees hive no ripht to taUe this money and some of the Inmates have refuse. 1 to pay Jt to them. A restraining ordr has clso been issued by the court, prohibiting the trustee from ejecting the plaintiff ar.d other inmates ot the home from the Institution bea;. of their refusal to pay the money.

Expert to Plan Buildings For Eptcorth League Site

CAR GOES INTO CREEK; SEVEN SLIGHTLY HURT SPENCER, Ind., Aug. 13. (By A. P.) Seven persons, all of Terre

NORTH WEIiSTEIt. Ind.. Aur. Haute, were injured, none seriously,

13. A Purdue university landscape ' when an automobile In which they

expert will arrive at Webster lake

this week to plan the arrangements of buildings to be erected in connection with the ground to be purchased by the Epworth League of the North Indiana M. IZ. conference and located on the north bank of the lake. A new option has been tflken on the land, which consists of about 240 acres. The purchase price U J25.000.

The annual summer meeting ofi

1924 of the Epworth League of the North Indiana M. E. conference will be held at this point.

were rhling, went over a brdige into

Fish creek, near here today. Those injured are Thomas Itayl, his wife and three children and Thomas Reed and wife. The creek Is located at the bottom of a steep hill. Reed, who was driving, said the brakes failed to work and he lost control of the car.

KOSCIUSKO TAX BOARD

PROTESTS INCREASE

Traction Traffic Increase Planned if Railroads Stop WARSAW. Ind.. Aug. 13. In the event of a general tieup of raiiroad

transportation, the Winona Interur-j ban Railway Co., which connects with lines' north and south Is pre-' paring to double or even triple lts

traffic, if necessary, both with regard to passenger, freight and express service. Similar plans are said to be In the making on the part of electric road officials throughout the state and In Ohio. Northern Indian traction roads will be prepared to handle traffic from this part of the Ptate to central and southern Ohio points. x

WARSAW. Ind., Aug. 13. The Kosciusko county beard of review, which has been ho'dlng a special session, granted by :: state tax board, adjourned Ha urday, after having heard prote..? ..gainst the assessment of properties in Warsaw and at "Winona Iake. Tho board and County Assessor Clark Hatfield have sent a protesrt to the state tax board agoinst the Increase In the Warsaw assessment by 20 percent and emphatically point to the fact that the increase 1 wholly unwarranted.

ANTS RAD. PLYMOUTH. Aug. 13. Northern Indiana this year ls experiencing i scourge of red ants, the little fellows which ieivade the kitchens and pantries and destroy meats and other foodstuffs. The , large black ants also are more numerous than ever before and a number of Instances In which they have damaged buildings and sidewalks have been reported. Numerous lawns also have been damaged by the Insects.

Indians9 Enjoyment of Field and Stream Hit By White Man's Laws

MANY "SPUDS" SIIIPPUD. WARSAW. Ind.. Aug. 13. A total of 1.019 carloads of potatoes, destined to western points, have parsed through Warsow over the Pennsylvania road in the last few weeks. The "spuds" came from Maryland. Scuth Carolina. North Carolina. Delaware, Virginia, New Jersey and Mi ine.

TRIAL OPUNS TOMORROW. SYRACUSE. Ind.. Aug. 13. The case of William Drukamiller of Syracuse, charged with assaulting Consta ble 1$. O. Mabie of Syracuse, two weeks ago, has been set for trial in the court of Justice J. S Cain in Warsaw for next Thursday. A large crowd from Syracuse will attend.

Traveling Theater Is Success in Cincinnati CINCINNATI, Aug. 13. (Ry I. N. S.) Cincinnati's traveling theater, the first institution of its kind here, lias j'T.t opened its initial season and is proving a big hit. It has a 30 foot stage which unfolds from the back of a huge moving van, so that a performance can be given on any street in the city. Rlue denim curtains are used on this portable stage and the spectators, who pay no admission. look ort rrom the sidewalk. The venture is under the auspices of the Community Service League and the following three plays are among those billed: "Sunset Minstrels." "SCO Rubles" and "Men of '61."

CITMIINT PliANT CLOSFS.

HTRACX'SK. Ind.. Aug. 13. The!

plant of the Su. dusky Portland Cement Co. here i& being dismantled. Operations were discontinued when marl deposits gave out and also because of the inability of the company to procure lbor at this point. The machinery frcm the plant !s being tiken to Ohio.

PORCH SWINGS AND FFIINFRms IUTIHTFI). Special in trod net ory prices on ferneries porch swir.gs. baby cabs strollers. Reed Furniture Shop. 213 N. .t. Joo St. Phone Lincoln 2274. Adv. 227.

PLAN IOTATO TOUR. WARSAW, Ind.. Aug. 13. Farmers of Kosciu.sko "county will on Thursda Aug. 17. participate in a

SCORF-S SC A KFD TO DHATH Thrv were pe-destrians trying to

! dodge the multitude of motorcars at j everyh ind nowaday. If they had been driving automobiles instead of

walking they might hr.ve had a chance. Tho way to .olve this problem is to get yourself a car. Every-

i potato tour, w hich w ill take in ten h"dy is in a position to purchase a ! farms. : car. And everybody in South Rend j kr ows tl)".-. Dive lioswel? has all of j PAROLF DFNIFD. the real vorthwhil? bargains in used I WARSAW. I.vl.. Aug. 1 3. Carl ' t a rs- U.U", tho Superior Motor Sales

soutn Michigan street.

FLINT. Aug. final American

Harshbarger. Warsaw, .sentenced to ! W-'iny - i serve 2 to 14 years for forgorv. hasl Ma!n 1 4 f . . . " '.. ... m "1 S -c

13. That the on-1 been denied a parole by dov. . T.

Indians have been McCray. Harshbarger was trie ! and

tl-.orn of their rights to romp Meld convicted two years ago.

an-. stream in .search of game, at their leasure. was demonstrated at

the lrd:an j-ettlemer.t at Crapoj

FNGINKS CAUSE FIRFS.

MENTONE. Aug. 13. Many seri-

past week from sparks from loeomo-t tl.es. Considerable damage was done! at the A. E. Vandermark and George j Smith farm'' near Mentone. ;

farm r.nr Swartr Creek, this 'eok.,m)fl firp5 have resulted during tke

when P,p :ty Game Warden Norm Lewi t-r.r. .Metered difficulties in arresting three redskins for catching ur.dersuzed fNh. Lew:r was on Hat lake at the Vre!-..i' if the Shia w assee river.

when he chanced upon three In-' diar.s. serenely tNhing. while an Hd f.i;a- sat upon the bank and wauJ the vport. Asking to . e their catch. "I:is was shown a paii fu'l of blick bas, none of whi'h xceeded three Inche- in lee -th. Ugh! White man can't arst us." poko the im.iw, as L'vI i;' iJ-oMt tot.ik. the th-ee startie' red, men. "We own ojr land not you ! i:-nced to our fathrv Get cütl' In Justice Frisbio' court the three offenders, w ho gae the names ot ,

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tn, y!u- I-.her. wer nnea au 4 costs ach. Shaking iheir heads in unbelief, the disgruntled native Americans raid thir fines, and were la.t seen :a'.klng from the police building, toward their native home, herc forever after thsir hunting and fishi".W rights will be reatrlcted.

SAY IT WITH 'MOON.' FORT WAYNE. Aug. lit. Harry Drake, prohibition agent, has a puzzling task before him when he makes his regular report to the state department ar.d attempts to inform department officials of a raid he made recently. The raid was made in regular form, even to obtaining four gallons of whisky and a still until the otflcer attempted to obtain the name of the arrested woman. It was recorded as Mrs. Cashmlre Niehraiavicrams.

For reliable 5ent:try consult Drs. Carscn & Oren. 125 W. Washington bvi. P. Main E4. adr. 201 tf

Cuticura Talcum Always Healthful fmmpW f reof Crr LSrrtrtM.rW;t XMCba, Mm. ETtrywaer Sbc.

Stop their pain in one minute fry removing the cause! Jtputononof Dr. Scho'd's protective, soothing Zino-pads. So easy, yet hurting stoi ia one rr.inute; heahr.? br er mmcdiitely. The on'y treatocnt ct iU kind. Zino-pais are thin, trt-sptlc. watrrprool and ab.li:trlv safe! Get a boi today. At your drucjisfs or shoe dealer'. Sizes lor corns, callouses, bunions BzScholl's Isino-pads Wad In th Uborstorl of TS SrSoH Mfg. Co., raakvr of LT. SchoITi Toot Coafort Appuaac, AretSopporU.. Put one on the pain is gone!

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FACING EXTINCTION

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tural board of the Agriculture de-, They u-;ally fin 1 out thit s-rr.e-partr.ent. it han 'kti announce j. thtr; Jn th lir.e of tci'-t srt!r ojriciaN s'at ! it :s ar.ohT link has f.n forgotten. Talc pler. In the chain of fu ml eating h cm sea $hav!r. cre-ams. fhavtr.g pewier.

r: ainta:r.ed to prevent tha entry in-; eoars, razors wee pui n.ra

TIT if I ATT 7 n ATTlTmTTin ' to the Fr.:t- i Stares of the rfr.k toll-j at regular prices

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French Inventor Soon to Try Out Human Bird Suit

Frenchman Believes Garment With Wings Will Enahle Persons to Fly. RV FRANK F. 31 A SOX, I nte-mat tenia 1 News Si'rice Staff CerrtiMiilent. PARIS, Aug. 13. Practical tests of the human bird suit. Invented by Dr Magnan, will be made at Dieppe in a few weeks. The apparatus which Dr. Magnan ha constructed tc attach to the human body weighs less than 150 pounds. It consists of two wings less than a yrd long and a fuselage and tail. "For years. I have been observing birds and their flight." explain the inventor. "I have discovered nothing. I have simply observed and noted my observations. It is possible that I have made mistakes In my deductions." Dr. Magnan describes the results of his years of work to the editor of the sporting newspaper L'Auto. "In the first place gliding flight and sailing flight are too often confused. Gilding signifies to take, advantage of an angle of foil: sailing means to depart from a given point and, profiting by the wind, to reach a height superior to that of the Mart. Observers Sewrulls. "I have observed thousands of seagulls. These birds bake off from a high point, get a good start on the fall and then turn their

faces into the wind. They shorten the length of their

contracting It. This changes the center of balance, inclining their bodies to the rear and raising the tails. It Is in this manner that a bird attacks an air wave and progresses. "After the wave has been passe the bird lengthens his neck, which

the ends. The motion is caused by the air. Makes I -icrlmeiits. "This :5 what I have observed by .tiling on the wing as contrasted with gliding. Let me add that the birds have wings which are very supple; I almost said soft. The delicacy of the wings warns the bird of the changing currents of air. The device I have arranged for my human bird to take th-? place of thN .characteristic of b:rds wings is an anemometer siren which whistles with the changing of the posuro of the wind waves and advises the man bird when he should glide and when he should sail." M. Magnan intends to do the flret experimenting himself, but has ecuVed the cervices of a famous French aviator who hos himself done much research work In the lield of volplaning. If the first tryouts at Dieppe promise success Dr. Magnan will continue the experimenting at Calais.

! Species of Deer Fast Fading

From Forests of California, Says Official Report. SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 5. (By I. N. S.) Se me species of wild game are threater.ed with extinction even in Ca.Iif ornia, las.t great refuge ol America's wild life. Reports cf the Forest Service, to the State Fi.sh and Game commission on cor.dltior.rt in th national forests of the state show that the number of nule deer taken in Lassen and Modoe counties is so great that extinction, of the .species is threatened unless additional protection is given, so as to presere breeding Ktock. Tree squirrels In Southern California axe becoming: so rare that a closed .eisen for a term of years irecommended. This measure is als urged for sage hens, whose numbers are becoming much reduced In their principal habitat Mono and Jp.yo counties. The grouse, although seldom hun'ed. is hardly holding i!t own in mot of the mountain districts, the report shows. To nature lovers, however, the report this, year contained pome gratifying features. The new bands of elk .and antelope remaining in the state .are on the increase, and mountain fheep, which were on a fair way t? total extinction, have now reachel a total of 77.". Tho estimated number of elk is seventynine. The estimated number of deer in the national forest ls 1S4.785, and the reported kill the past season "was 7.0C 7. Th- re-ported kill, of course. wr?s much sa than th actual kill. The Forest Service urses reduction of the bag limit on deer, the establishmentof additional game refuges and enlargement of existing ones. An increase in the number l game wardens to make more effective enforcement possible of existing pa nie laws is urged.

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PROTFST i:PLFSION Paris. Aug. 12. (By A. P.) A note from the German government protesting against expulsion of German from Alsace-Ijorralne, was delivered to the Feneh government today. The note protests against the French attitude with regard to compesation payments saying it is contrary to the spirit and leter of the Yer jailles treaty and the subsequent agreements.

IT IS A PLFASFRF To call at a place whore you can find what you went after. This shopping all around town ond not getting what you want is hard on She nerves. You won't need nerve tonic

thenjan s-pend all your money if you can neck, , jr,.t it in the habit of comins- to our

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position of th volplane, or gliding., The combination of these two posl- j tions Is repeated time after time 1 as the bird strikes the air wave. It L- th'? culmination of the two j which brings the bird forward j through the air without flapping itsj wings. x j "Of course, while progress its j made It is made in an undulating:

up and down and sidewards line. Frequently the curve is almost Imperceptible. The bird's wings do not beat during this operation, but on the other hand, they do not rest motlorlests. The end of the wings are In constant motion, but by dissection I have demonstrated that there are no muscles attached to

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