South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 249, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 September 1922 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPI'LMlSLK b. 1922

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Automobile Ovrrturneil i n Collision Otlirr Items of j iScws from ISilr-. j NU. HS, Mich.. Spt. I. lr.r: j Mrilün Ii in Bpworth hospital I r i-ou'h lYr.d fuffoiinsr with ;i Lrok- r. : J-i,' ar.1 Mr. Harold Stahl ha 1 g fh ' l.'-r riht g wliich required Uj Pitches .to dos a.- the result of ani t HJiouiohÜM accident on the Ni!-:.--Ilerrien Sprir.jrs road. Mr. Stahl a:.d: his family u'Tf t-nrout horn" to; Ia-rrien Springs from Ndcs whtrt' h is employed, and had ir.w:d (dr.thi. t ) ride with th rn. u.a. a another at ( LiajiiJ into th' .a and th- Stahl iur v. .13 overturned m a. da h. '

, ' -v- t r" l . r I Announr.mra: is mad. of t .e;iSrw LCVV 1 1XC(I at 91.6' M jrn,r::j;:;!;p; ";" Council Cuts Administra-t-r of Mr. and Mr8. George Lam'., to

f. Wir,l .nnt or .War.on. i ;.. Aanii took place at the home of th- bride's; parerUH in West Nile.s on th evening j or cept. in') w.i iv..-: - rion whr' Mr. Ilinns h is iii i 1 Ilea 1- i juarters .s alfs'ii.tn f'-r tl I ' irr.a' o. I It Hi mil t n;; s t.-.im of dd l-vr.ow.s won! .. i . . i i i. ,c..i. .iT l.i.in I IV: lU'l'"r .liiU OUHH.MM . i , oV T,;,..lif. (1f p..rri( n I"!"1 I NlvfLd" o o M Fel' prin and .w. loa..- or i.i fi iou a held on ivibor uay at .prinj,.-'. .Mrs. A. W. Iletcher has returned from a visit in Wichita, Ka Mrs. It. s. Ituckman und daughter I.okta have come to Niles from Nappaiue. Jnd.. that Mis I-iob'ta may continue her .-Indies in the Niles high .-ch-ol. Th'- family formerly lived in Niles. The th'ft of from the f:trrard drug store between the hours that the tore was clo.-ed until it as reopened Tue.-day morning was reported to the police today. Albert McKeel will attend the funeral eervi. fs for hi brother. Nelson McKrcl, in South P.end Wednesday. I. N. Wheeler of the CI rand Kai.i.u i'r( who in tiie eity Tuesday i:i ilu' i t t rest of John l'mcry'- ampaiyn for t'nited States j senator. h;i mirrid on Sunday ati Itentoii 1 1 ii hor to M iss lllah Itarne--. dauuht-r of Mr. and . , , I'.illa r.ari'--- "f that city. Mr. a i-d Mrs. . Gregory concludd a i:'n Iii-1 "i-t'-r, tr-. I.'. J. Vy. ai.d it for their ho:i!f i-i P. io-k. y. M !.. O.y's sister. Mrs. Thinna Sni-iii ariiwl frm Ietr Tuesday for a vbit. Wesley Van I u---n. a Kawneer employe and Mi- Cl-aiiotie Sharp. I'M.", I'okamüi si.. vet- in ti ried 'niir.lii- it Sr .Tiici'h. They on will reside at S l.ineoln av. Mr.-. S. P.. 'od!i"L' entertained at a ." f"doek tea Tae.--.Iay afternoon. MKs i.'dna Krul.il! oncluded a isit with Mis. Fred l'ean Tuesday and left today tor hicairo. i-ioni Fhicao she will i;o to In liar. a. lVnn.. t resume h r .luti.f-- a ehiet dietician ai d d.ireet";- of home economies at the state normal college. l-v. and Mrs. Alfred Tr nnerry are j.arerits of a sori. James Alfred, weighing 1" "mis. horn Sunday n.'inii.-: at tio pa : -s. ma c e of the First P.aptlst ehuie':;, .".n", i;k i. To A ward Contract for lhliUlil Highway trvtt ll LAIM KT I : I: Se.r. -. (Sj.ei 'i f o;- ii i a ion re -Y I i 1 let h. of . ; .! - -Aeee!-d'r Tat -d i li.. 1 -o.i d - o ii :) ii ;i o t i llpoIe liinnl.- f of e ! M 1 1 1 fe e . the . otitrJct will be award- 1 at Indian ii.. ;is on S.-pt v 1'or t !ie lei: d.;-u vli;it is 1n'-,,i. i, as in ;. No. '. Th.s stretch of tb.- I.ineo'M iii-'hwar extends from the .ate; n Ippirs the citv.to the SJ. Jo-eph o:ir:ty. line. .-Cefrdi:lg to th to Mr. He noch from J. P. Wilhams, d: reef or ot the .state highwav omni i-f-ion. tic fedeiul fair ill of p'.ih'.ic roads sv.hnitJtHl a faorah'e renort on tb.e n-d It iTot b.lie.d tbat -t k on tii-o 1 ighway w il! 1-e :.-nn. ! . d '.ef,.- e arlv spr i: While o.-'.s w , le 1 ,. reeeived on s,-v ; a ' ! ; : d - : 1 struct'on ia it. rial. de. i-Yn v :il oaf.'v V v a ch-- 1 : co- s; rut ... . i'.'hwav o; t " n e . o- :;-'lia Tenant's llody Found as j Hntte Entrance Forced KFNPAK1A1 :.bK. Ir.d Sen! V! .'ia s a re f J.t," b Wi''i.in.d in an n:v.--:..i! c. i. w'.' a i'e d se w a ,-! er. s.; r. 1 g". 1 ' II ': li- re V. .-- -am m compos-.! a ; th.T hn irm s ,.i;h Y- hi 1 1. n Tv O K ! r;:.'. fa rro : a ! r, g r o . g -v.-.nd.-v." ' Air' r." - l.a the a-d rok UV..1 s e .- l It. 'he ir: d 1 ' --n d :!! tru il " i. i in tildenly " a'e" ! a ruih'oa 1 1i n w a . Grceneastle Man Dies As Ixesult of Accident ;kf.i:nca.-tk! !-. : s -p:. ! . I " i , t ". . i - i.t : 1 at V. F...rd.: it. the ho-;-r u . i. ear i:::.'i-!.t,. . . - .'d ;!u' to w o : d re ' lv. d here. I ;.. :r it o mobile c r a-h -d v. .? h , ,, .nv i r ? o i r. - o Ii r automobile when they attemptd to pass a truck. iii or .PtPKrv. MLI.: M . Tr-d D'ra d.r.ck- 0. . ; b a from .?-l'-.vy. He ! :Yr a r.umb-r . of j f ars bc-n enipby 1 as a Central r.i.b.ay c.irp.n'.er stricken w th apob-xy Mich.gati atid waw m Y at wotk. dyir.g under a :r bai gone jo l.e dew n .- where he His dfath orc-irre i a . Th: e c o-ik koii tiii:ti:k n.iNT. X. It d . s r N. Si !,. k k. iv 'ap.trd t!i- ,-e. v sim:. j . flly I.! ri, ''.) d th of w ' "i '. :n.e Monl.Cr, and 51 s,,:,u. dav niTt. No .-.n e as to e . r : a e I: - hid b'en ur.earthd Tuesday, for 15 c. :is-tf. Puy two Cineo Ci ? ars Adv.

"S. O. S." Brings Cops to Scene and Woman, Posing Dead, Is Carted to Jail INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Spt. Z. A old.er standing hy the roadsade waving hi arms wildly and reticulating sriou'.M to Rex Heel ar.d Harold IJaker to top their automobile. Th yoijn mfP lowed the car hut speeded up again when they nw a ynunp woman lying it", the gra in a dath poe. . They ru?hed to Indianapolis and picked up two policemen. It was found the woman was "dead drunk."

INDIANAPOLIS TAX RATE IS INCREASED tion Leader. I r T(,. INDIANAPOMS. Sept. city tax rate ior ih-j wa mcrraj ,y , . f nn ennVi 1 ftn nf t.Ttal,1pi : ' " , , ' " over this years rate whn the city,.-: council Monday night passed, witn ,'iiiicnilnH'nts. (irillnanrcs that had ' .

! 'f'n submitted by th' nanK au-.iii ",luu",m' ,,v.v. Jmirltratlon heads for the new levy.aw. shortly after 4 o'clock Monday , ,,,,,.. j moring. a lone thug about 24 years

.. . lhe rate this vear was ii.i cents, i Tiie rate for next year, as passed by the council, will be 9 7.6, while th rate which the city administration heads had nought for next year was SI. Oil. The increase of C.9 cents In the rate will mean, for example, that the man owning a $3.000 home will be required to pay, $2. CO more for his taxes for city purposes alone than he paid this year. Other increases are i in prospect for tne scnooi cay ana , the state tax levies. The budget ordinance parsed by the council provides for a total of $0.971,0 50.78 for the city next, year, an increase of $651,:;st.jS over this year's budget. The council out $7 4,-( 71'::. 12 off the budget ' proposed the administration- heads. Crrato New Sinking Funds. The increase in the ta levy by . i made in the city general fund the ........ ... . .. . .... e '(general sinking fund and the creat ion of two necessary now sinking funds for the sanitary . department and the war memorial" plaza bonds. Items in the levy, .which, were decreased by the council were in the track e.-vation fund, the recreation department fund and the Hood prevention sinking fund. The city general fund levy was increased by the council from 61 cents, this year's figure, to V4.5 cents; the general sinking fuad levy was raised from cents to .".5 cents, while the new sinking funds 'for" the sanitary i department and war memorial bonds I were placed at 1.7. cents each. This ! made increase.- of U.4 cents. The track elevation levy was decreased 2.7 cents; the recreation department levy was decreased 1-2 cent, and the Hoa1 prevention sinking fund was decreased i-2 cent, making decreases of cents, thus making a net Increase of .".T cents. The council's action followed a long session, ending near midnight. A number of citizens and persons conne.-ted with the administration were present, but the' did not get to ;i,dget and levy items. That took place in m private room adjoinnng the council chamber, the council oming tortn only long enoucn t vote on the items as agreed on at the c I ( 's ( (j session. Council .MciiilH'rN I)iid(il. Ir was reported that some memher (.f t!ie council favored n plan no to jass th' budget and levy ord:nanes, wliieh auf omatieally would bae placed the city on ne same levy as this year. Other councilmen were in favor of granting a levy higher than that' which finally was agreed on to the Shank ndministrat.on leaders. The. pack d'pa rtment and health : d'p artinent h.eads each had a-ked an i ; ei . tse of 1 cent in their levies, but these increases were not grantel. I The admiir.stratb.n had sought a 6 - i cent r..iv,. in 'lie general fund lew U' th" . ounc-il granted only a raise. Y0 1 NC EST LIVING VET

M 1 rriX -t-t r'WT" t TI1 ;.-nd birtb.dav atmiverarv tomorrow as the voin.g.st hving i.'ivil war vet - - tiif c K - ft. it.eholt claims to have vvui g. i ;h" distinction from Warreti P. Sec

Ul' Ol 1U L.rl-.lL.DIxA l Ei Y d wagon mines near here to close KDNbAUA'IUJ-:. Ind.. Sent. -.. during the nation--ide coat strike. Ja. ob K.-in.-boit will celebrate his! Judge James Hughes- of the Put-

o! (t Of .New KO( IlCi.e. . ., no .s horn June lS.'.o and claimed to be' !-e o-.i; gest Kineholt ? rved 1 J oiths :r. Co-r.Tiiny I.. l?th Ohio;i

.at. try. Youth Dies in Hospital After Automobile Accident KlCHMONl. 1::J.. Sept. ... Ky A I. Kobert Marsh. IV. of Kamily:i. ).. died in a local hospital to- : g a: frora inrines received in an a i. ! oi -I oii le accident on th. Natior.ai ! a id two :.; . 't rr.no'i William Jo u ere ri'lir. g h s u-.-st of here .ate this late till Marsh. togthr with ir-i ti. al-o of Hamilton, in a car driven by John of Chicago. Mickanzie a s evompar.ied by Herrr.an Heine- !:. n of Chicago. Marsh and Johnson left Hamilton Mcr.d.iv

rr.orr.ing ca a. hike to In- j ptrtment of Indiana, it was ans. arriving there Tuesday, j nounced Tuertlay by Bert Morgan,

d iar.ap'.d -.irred en tb.e return trip to - 1 near Kr.ighttown they were ','.. ke f up by Mackanzie. The accller.t was caused by a blowout of a fror.: tire which caused the car to .-kid ar.vl turn oer twice. Marsh was thrown out and suffered a severe concussion of the brain and interj ,al injur;es The other men escaped with minor bruises and scratches. (x).l: .coal: o'G.ir.is H.irrisburg coal. nuv The coal you can get frfore winter gets you. S r. I nt z and Son". Main 74. Op. dfax av. adv. 2 4? N e w berger. Fall Stock at J. Merchant Tailor. Kreuz- : Dean Kldg Adv. 1 tf. No better cigar made than the Valentine. Try it. adv 24Stf

$5,000 SEIZED IN DAYLIGHT HOLDUP

Son of Detroit Grocery Chain . Owner Tells of Daring Holdup. DCTilOIT. Mich.. Sept. 5. W. E. Parker. 1C05 Chicago blvd.. on of J. H. Parker, president er the Wright & Parker chain of grocery store.', reported to police that he was held up at Temple and Trumbull au, shortly after 9 o'clock Monday morning and robbed of colf lections amounting to between $3,i OOu and $7.000. I Parker .-aid he was driving west j on Temple aw. .nd as he approached Trumbull two young men drove . another car up from behind him, 1 forced him over to the curb, and cne of the men jtfmpel on the running board of Parker's car. held rtoIver a?ain,t h breaal and grabbed the money satcnel. which on h Beat behInd hIm Insert Traw of Ilobhcrs. Parker told the police that he was oruerea not 10 attempi ic folth rnhlPr.. r ht hp nnrsupd to Grand River av. and Sixth where he oM trace of it. (leorge I'emul reported to police that while he wa ;i!one in the ..f ,r.t.foor,r Ißll V.,r..1rfl I,.,,, u ,i hi. u .1 luru uun face, threatened him with a pistol and took $30 from the till. Malachi Kelly. John Mcro and William Young attempted to enter the movie distributing game Monday, according to the police, but the pace wa too fast. Thomas IV.air, a driver for the Robinson Film exchange, with office in the Joseph Mack building. John II. and Columbia ts.. was loading a truck with rums at the back of the building early Monday morning, when he was suddenly jumped upon and overpowered by three men, who leaped on his truck j and drove rapidly out of the alley. riein Car Wrvt'M'd. At the exit they crashed tnto an automobile driven by T. L. Snyser. 172; Vine wood a v. xney Jumped and fled. Patrolman .Morgan Brace, walking that beat, was ri?ht on the joi. and nabbed a pair of "men he .said were two of the fugitive.. Ti:gave their names' as John More, -1 years old. 415 F. High ft., and William Young. 25. of 1825 2uth st. At the police headquarters, p ' .siay. the two revealed the of their alleged companion. de:r De tives Frank Hage and Roy !... went to the home of Malchi K25 years old, at 335 E. Montcalm and arrested him. They dec la: admitted their part in the ir plot. . The three men are held "n charge of unlawfully driving aw an automobileHOME OF INDIANAPOLIS ENGINEER IS STONED INDIANAPOLLS, Sept. 5. The homes of Henry Mansdleld, 121. J'letcher av., a locomotive enginee. ana j0hn M. Croner. 1221 Fletcher a v.. who is employed at the siat' house, were stoned Monday aftcinoon and Monday night, according to reports received by the police. The home of Fred (llcascher. 1211 Fp.toher av who i1Ve.s betwe-.n I Mansfield and Crone r. also has Dcet. tont-d several times. (Jleas.her operates a clothes cleaning establishment in Fort Wayre- av. Police say ManMieM's home has been stoned practically every n.glU time Aug. It". Police have face", tinable to obtain any definite reason for the attacks and have been unable to get any trace of the pei'si.i.a responsible for the stoning. Miners Take Change of Venue To Putnam Cireuit Court I'.KAZIU Ind.. Sept. 5. (By V. V ) A chang" of venue to the Putjnian circuit court of Greencastle I we.fl taken by Harold Ilenden-on. n iner counsel. Tuc.aay when the rict and conspiracy caff. agalnt 76 miners was ca'.'ed for trial here. The men were alles-ed to have I ! bf en members of a mob which foren circuit was relected a. special j.dge to hear the cases which were !-lt for trial next Monnay. j MeCray Asks People of State to Support Fair I.VniA.VAPOKIS. Sept. 5. (Fy U. ' t (an-. .MeCray Tue.-d.iy called jpen the people of Indiana to sup - I p'-r: the tate fair now in -progress her-. He proclaimed it the best fair ' .r. the h if: cry of the stale and point- j e.l rut that it represented the '".ahor. thought nnd tare of thce whoj are intere stted in development of the j s:ate'.s resources Mav :ame ling Adviser to WW . V State Prohibition Department INDIANAPOLIS. ep: r flJy I". f t Fr d I. K:ns of Wahah. cam - , pain manager f. r Sen. New in tho .on probably will &. appointed legal advLer to the fd - eral prohibition enforcement de- ; prohibition director for the 3tate. OITF.X TOO r.ATK TO Ml IX P. There's an old adage that it's never too late to ;.'.end. This may be true of everything e-? but fire insurance. You are a merchant or a houe owner and . ou may think you are fitting pretty on the question of fire, but are you? Better see to thLa today. Remember It's always too late to mend after fire has swept your store or home. Call the Greenan Agency. 43 S Farmers Trut building. Llnccln' C 3 5 4 . A Jvt 2 42 -tf. For reliable dentistry consult Drs Carson & Oren. 125 W. Washington ave. P. Main 54 9. Adv..20S-tf Garment Cleaned Aetna Cleaners. Advt. 238-tf.

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