South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 244, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 September 1922 — Page 12

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER I. 1922

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TOLEDO OFFICIALS ' FAIL TO FIND MAN, BUYER OF DIAMOND

Van Aiken Rin::?, Stolen Here, Not Located in Toledo, Police Learn. Tl.at $1,000 in diamond rings, ftolen from the Van Aiken i f dence, 217 lArorle av.. ar'y this uminr r as far fron recoer by the po-

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Th irlay when advics from Toledo, O.. fh: th Jewelry we profes1 to have been fold, failed to furr,:h any Information. .'h'f Xane had wr.lten Jf. Jenr.Ii z. chief of poüCv, of Toledo, that Chr!e DfKan. hi brother Hello, arul Caslrnlcr Sfil-skl. local youths ha I confessed to th j-ale of the thre diamond r!n?j to a man by tne r at. c' Joe Sand!, at the S'. Clelr hotel, that city. The trio arechrriced with the burglary of at Jt a dozen homes In this rlty. V.'orl from Jennings ated that J-'wdl's was r.ot known by that r.i:ie or any other at the S Clair ho1, adding tht "they could not fitere his identity by the decripf rn slven " l')I!ce are continuing their InvM-i tlr'-tion. The IWCan öro'hers and F;Iiskl art Jn the county Jail awaiting Indictment for burglary by the circuit court jjrand Jury.

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Low: Shirt Forerunner lo 'Shorter Than Ever9 CHICAGO. Au;. .11. The short kjrt hit only taken a vacation In or(r to recuperate and come back ehi'rter than ever, M. Paul Polret, I-Yr-nch .-tyle creator, declared here to a ay. 'oiret predicted that lrJ'21 would teethe !i.mn"r year for flappers and thM a reaction from the Ion? tklris r.f'w ordered by fashion would result irurthorter skirts than ever.

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Lcjtr Wife Tells Court orcinpr her to buy her clothing and the family necessities on $10 c w;):k wns tno hard a tak for Ijrtle Iiadtke, who alleges In a div petition filed in the Juperior "):rt No. 1 Thursday, that In addition to ach .a- life of prhatJen.. el.n was compelled to ftop medical treatments for tuberoulosiH of the ltt t".5:s. because of her husband's failure to provide money. That her husband knew that she

Major J. C. Savage uses the ky over London as a billboard, writing; his advertisement with smoke projected from an airplane. -"Words arcj written In the reverse so that those below may read from left to risht. j .Letters are often 1000 feet deep. Hero tho pilot is Inscribing "Skyj Writinfir."

had a child by a previous marriage and failed to keep hl promise to upport the youngster is charged in the papers filed. Since their marriage on Dec. 24, 1013, the wife alleges that .she has been misused, beaten, and had but one dres and three suits purcha.sed for her. On April 12, 19-2. she alleges, that Kadtke told her ' to "grab - her clothes and git."

Sue Street Railway Corp. to Recover for Accident For injuries which Iiis Studebaker fedaa In alleged to have received v;ben a local street car, going at an exces-slv rate of speed while equipped witTV faulty brake and flanges. Jumped tho track and struck it in September. 1921. Simon Alper, together with the State Automobile In-

i-umncp Co.. fld suit for $7Q damages in Superior court No. 2. Thursday against the Chicago, Indiana & Souih Bend P.y. Co. While driving wct on E. Jefferson bivd., Alper alleges that the city tar jumped the track at the switch cn jefferon and St. Joseph fts., breaking the fenders, doors, wheels, body, light., and engine of his car. The insurance company paid him $1IG.64 on a policy and is joint complainant for the 1300, seeking the return of this amount.

wnrx mkx rrrcH CAn! They usually find out that something In the line of toilet articles has been forgotten. Talc powder, ihaving creams, shaving powders, soaps, razors we've got them all at regular prlcesV G OLDIE MANN'S FOUR STORES

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Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy softly tip-toed to the porch of the hollow Ftump bungalow and looked around the corner of a pot. "There he tJts yet." murmured the muskrat lady housekeeper. "I wonder what in the world can be the matt r with him?" It was of Uncle Wlgsilr she was

sr. ea king, and the reason Miss Fizzy J Wuzzy was anxious was because the i bunn- rabbit gentleman had been"

sitting on the porch all day. and it was now about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. C "Well. I'll wait a little longer.", said Nurse Mane-to herself, as she wiped a dab of flour off her nose, for she had been making a bread pie vith carrot marmalade for trimmings. For about the tenth time Nurse Jine tiptoed to the porch and looked. Uncle Wiggily was stlil in the eay chair. -"What is the matter?" asked the muskrat lady aflast. "How are you, anyhow?" "Oh. much better now, thank you." answered Mr. Longears. though, to speak the truth. Nurse Jane hadn't known anything was the trouble. "Yep. I'm a Kreat deal better," said the bunny, for. he did not want Nurse Jane to worry about blm. "I think I'll take a walk and look for an adventure and oh, dear! Ouch! No. I ruess 1 won't"' and Uncle Wisgily clasped his left hind leg In hL two front paws "Come. Uncle Wiggily! This will never do! You mustn't feel so badly!" spoke Nurse Jane. "Cheer up, as the robins sing. See how the sun i brightly shining, and listen to the sweet singing of the birds. Think of a!l the children In the city who never get a chance o see the beautifu wood's, except when some kind persons take them out to a Treh Air Farm! You 'should be thankful that you can spend all your days here!" Thus Nurse Jane tried :o cheer

the rabbit gentleman and make him forget his rheumatism, for she knew it was his rheumatism that wan paining him. and causing him to cry "Ouch!M "That's right. Nurse Jane. f I should be happier," arreed the rabbit uncle. "It reminds me of a little song. , It goes like this: "Sing when you stub your toe. -Or 'ep upon a thistle. And if your .throat is very son. So you can't sing then whistle." Fine!" cried Nurse Jane. "That's the wsy to talk!' You feel better already. I'm sure. Now I'll make you

ome carrot salad, and tonight you'll sleep well, to awaken in the morning all cured!" "I hope so." said the bunny. "And while you are making the salad I'll hop around and see if I can find an adventure." - nc!e Wiggily wardered down a

path through the woods, r.ot far from his hol'.ow stump bungalow. He was Just 'wor-dering. whether Mother Goc-? usrd any special blueing water to make the sky such a beautiful color when, all cf a sudden, the bunny heard a sad vo'.ce crying: "Ouch! Oh dear! Oh. how they hurt! Oh. what shall I do?" "Goodness, I hope -that isn't any one having teeth pu'IetT." thought Mr. Lor.rears. "It almost sounds as

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tism, as I had. Oh. perhaps it's the Fuzzy Fox making believe to be in trouble, so I'll come close and he can catch me! I must be careful!" Uncle Wiggly looked carefully around and cautiously asked: "Who., are you and what's the matter?" "Oh. Uncle Wiggily! How glad I am it's you!" said a vcice and from behind a bush came Johnnie Bushytail, the squirrel boy. He was holding his paws over his eyes and. as he scrambled toward Uncle Wiggily, the squsirrel boy bumped into tree after tree. "What's the matter. Billie? Can't you see v-where j-oir're going?" asked the rabbit uncle. "No!" sadly answered the squirrel. "I was bringing home from the i

store a bottle of ammonia for my mother to put in the water when she washes the clothes. But I stumbled and fell, the bottle Woke and a lot of the amine nia got in my eyes! Oh. how it smarts!" "Never mind!" sid Uncle Wiggily. kindly. "I'll toon stop your pain. Billie, my boy. I'll And some witch hazel and bird some of the leaves on Vuur eyes." Uncle Wiggily looted around and found a witch hazel bush. On it were green nut which would soon be brown and ripe. But now Uncle Wiggily had no use for the nuts. The bunny pulled off 5ome of the leaves, put them in his handkerchief and then pounded them between two stones to make the witch hazel juice run out. This gentle healing juice-the bunny squeezed ir.t'j Billie's eyes and bound on ome. of the bruised leaves.

"Oh. all the pain chattered Billie. "My better now. Thank glad!"

"So am I glad!"

Wiggily. And just then the Woozie Wolf Jumped out of the bushes and was going to bite Uni? Wirgily's ear9. But th bunny gentlema r took he broken bottle Billie had brought from the store. In the bottom of the bottle remained a little of the strong ammonia. "There! Try that in your eyes!" cried the bunny as he threw the

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"Oh. wow! I can't see to nibble ears!" howled th bad rhap, and away he ran. Then Uncle Wiggily took Billlf home, aftf-r getting a new bottle of ammonia, and th bunnv said h had a !"snc adventuie.

vjt walking by 1 1 I f and forft to take the p'ive pol.ch to the movlr.g picture. r;i teil you tomorrow night aout l'n 1 Wirgily ar.d the babv b;rd.

THIS IS THE LAST WEEK OF OUR BIG

is gone!" soon eyes are much you! I'm so laughted Uncle

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