South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 258, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 September 1922 — Page 3

FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 15. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES STEAL SAFE FROM ! FOUR MEN HELD 111 STORE AT ELKHART1 'DOPE' PARTY PROBE m.ii- in ii lunm ipM"i.t. r P V I

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SAM FARELL, NILES HORSEMAN, IS DEAD

Had Resided in Michigan Town for 30 Years --Other Niles Happenings.

NILES Sept. 14. --Sam Farell,

well known horse trainer, died here

Thursday after a few days' illness, which was contracted while he was

working out horses at Columbus, O. He had resided in Niles for 30 years, coming here from England. He was 52 years old. So far as known he had no relatives. The body is at a local undertaking es-

stablishment, where the funeral services will be held.

Mrs. O.W. Halsley entertained

the teachers of the Niles public schools Thursday afternoon.

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DETROIT NEWSPAPER DENIES HENRY FORD WILL CLOSE PLANTS DimiOIT, Srpt. II Henry Ton! W not find it n- -. ry to rlo; Iiis many f.I.iiit in Iftrolt on Saturday . ! threat. nf! tlirf1 ki uico, .is tlif Iipit 'Iliii-? txLiy. "Tin Information, eumlnz from reliable Mun, titIPlirtl fli romlctlon ih.it th- automobil manuTa f nrrr u'M I nM to kop Ins frvr ojK-ra-Ins. In tills way. tlw SO.00nwn imiIo31 ly liim not Ix thrown out of work. a w;; tlinst-iHl In a Kt itiwnt mal by Ton! thro nrck hp," says tin Tlim- st ry. I'ortl oflnial- when nkifl by the International . StI" for confirmation, rcfu.-cJ to coniment.

DOCTORS OPPOSED TO NURSES' SCHOOL

Michigan Journal Warn of ''Super Woman" in Protest on University Project. ANN. Annon. mp.. s-p ip Armd vl:h th prot-'.t of th rriipre f -?'.r. of th- .--at ar.'i at :ho r jj?-r of Pr. W. 1 Pods;-, of P. KapPl. of ih M:n:m Stat

Valuable Papers and $50 in! Woman, Dead at Windsor, I:

Cash Obtained as Crooks Raid Building. i:lkhai;t. ir. s-rt. n a f-f-l .tfe weithin approximately i-our.i? .1 stolen from th

Fary II.cv '.)'' h'.irt rf

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uck ar.il c.i.rried away

Said to Have Been Victim of Dope Orgy. DKTR.OIT. T t- 14 rr.e woniar. i deal an! four thr persons ar h-!J for invejtiirition of what V.'ir.usor polir say waa a 'lp" Prts h'.i at 402 Pitt ft . Wir ier. VVilr.??.Jay afternoon. The deal worr.tn

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died in Ifrtel a half hour after

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Summer Camp o Former Pugilist Raided By Police

TL" ":b-s H.;:h S. ho, Mr.,n i - s.hon: p . i r uh,h i. to b. ,(,it(,,Indianapol (.op by a r: Jfe r-t .-fJflrr. du!i;' "Mllle 3Ild Beer

:h" co.-i.ir.j yv-ir H' r tof"r . th" b:-h .- hr' il h.tJ publi-h'-d a school ra 1 1; i7::.e on faxh yf,--i.

Wilbur V IV ! Il-j:io-:r r

.c' a r n t is ! n n ill take a cour.1: a.".il M:h"d.

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Otto ll.i irl -;;. :-uperi::; r.d'M.t of th-- Nib -- .- h'-.ol.-. m i If .1 m o. s -.or."- of l-11. v.hirh. with b.M hin:b a; of ni liim ''.'i.ly ti, I. -v.- n;an on n- t or wrh SI. 1i. i'd r !ir. at the inv'iation tou.naii. i.t at th- N;l' -II i' 1. r an Cnj iv

Ion's Two Men

F i n d at Oil-Held.

d :.e.ril relationh:; .. ; ! 1 m-.-.ih. r

b .-iafion and r ubl'.o 7'oliy. and .-. lode will mof't at tr- Miclii- in ri"n in Ann Arbor on Wdnp-d.iy. .-'-pt. 1'". to conf-r with Pre: ! nt y I. I!:ir'nn an! t! nr.ivf-ii'y ! ard of r'-rtnts. to prott a-air.t p-opo''rl vinivf-r.-i'y school of

ir.-anr. a r" rommpi jl f -1 1 hl; -hrnr t of whih

:'. ; th- bond for f-veral months. I'e.m Hush Cabot i- b-ad of the '.d; il school fif the university and 1 r. ('. C,. I'arnall is jrofnr of :dmin!sT.itive medtrln? and dii'C'fir if t'.p univprcitj hospital. It is Dr. Parnali. who hacking the propo.--d chool for nurs which

er ication .-ho d the safe to be ruKyirir. Immediately three palice ' tatrols ! p;'an combine the neighbor

,;r. 1 hood in every d:retian but up to 1

Her husband. John. 2. the four who ire IvM by Tno otiier.s ai -e Payr 10:1 1

of Howard avenue. Wi:

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f :nrr.ittee 1 r.oon Thursday r.o trace of th- mi?s-

:r.T sä! had net-n lotina. Poll?0 are of th' opininn that at Pas: four nun were Implicated in he theft, n? they b-epeve it wjuld hive taken at leat thi number to make, away with the heavy safe. Tricks showed It had been draicd

t:on for the! at least 4" feet after it wa. taken has ben be-i from the bakeshop, supposedly to a

waitir.fr truck. The safe was said to contain about $50 in oah and s-onv valuable secunties and business paperw.

Mr. and Mrs. David Maror.ev

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pivr-n. A pcsstmortem on the body o: Mis. Todd was to 'e performed Wednesday r.ipht by Dr. W. ?. A.iams and follow ins h; fmdir.c- a roront-r's ir.ry will bf- empaneled.

lie Journal

the Michigan tate

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t:;k:cu' raiJu ay men wer :."lv.-ed wi. : r-tum to work until r.otifPd to di. by the iff1c-rt; 0:' tii-ir stf in f-djrar:..'ij. thi.s . ad vie" "...ins "oned in a t-lesrarn I'roin P. M. .lewel! to tb.e rt l iiy of th- ! ( al sh-.,'C!"i f :f un:ou. Mi Virsi-i Vok h-.s returm d i St. .Mir'.- dbS'- to rourti" hr StU-pe. Mr-. V.'i'.l. Tii u:iji-r.. 110 a k -t .. arr;v( d h.aio Thui .-day af'-r .lndins th- suaim-r in (Ir'.at l-'alN.

M.-nt. r.nr ate h"me h licr s.f-r ;n St. P.ul.

visited

M;.-5 Pe ins th-V:r-tir.:a i

.p.. Pfisterer, aP.-r spenr.-umm-r wüh Mi.-s Mary ' has re'uired to Ka

i.un tr r -ume her X.i7an th ac 1 P-my.

ad;es at

Hunter brothers have receive! . raslr (ader for in- frrm th- Michigan "' nti al for uso in the c.ar.-i in v hi h srio are to be .'hipped.

STATE HOTEL MEN WILL MEET TODAY

More Than 100 Members of Michigan Association to Meet at Battle Creek.

; .Medical so.-jety

! : .ckir.r. I I "car Sui'cr-Niir'sc What the -;vn physicians feem to j fe ir is that the new type of nurve which th: fhool. if rtablished. j fould be a super-type of women I who. v.ouM hold her tralnins oi, an i jualdy -.vir', the medical knowldse of t . i"'i sicians. j "We rp.niU't po-sibly perceive how I would be possible to have two i independent profession.- supervise, l direct and administer to the n.-eds !'f the patient in a hospital." IPlijtor P. . Warr.huis of r.rand Rapid, j editor of the .Tourn il rf th- Mimi-f.-in State. Medical society, in the

most recent issue just off th- pres.-. in commer-tinc on this proposed

is.'noob "time and experience has

hown that Mich a plan would be most foolhardy, to express it mild-

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Advocates of this type of surrnurse, lie says, have already de- ; u ed their intention of no lonsr r takins orders frm the doctors and

I of performing the nursins serdce 'under their own directions and not

under the direction of a doctor. Appeal to I logouts "We want the doctors to ponder over this project that they are tryit. S to put over on you." he declared. "How will It affect you? Are you -Toins to fit idly by. or are you poins to voice your opinion and demand that your personal rishts shall not be infrinsed upon? What is needed is more practical trained nurses, and not super-nurses." The Journal, which is the mouthpiece of the president of the society, contained a flea also, that the resents be appealed 'to by the phy-

Seymour today was named president icians of the state to place the

I of the. Indiana Hankers association , manasement of the univerf-ity hos-

PVDIANAI'OPIS. Ind.. SpV- The .ummer camp of .lack. Dillon, formerly a notd prize flirhter. at liberty beach, on White river, north, of P.road Itip'.e. which ha. been '.he crene of numerous ors:es durins the summer menth.s. was rai-P d V. d -neciay nisht by (Per.rc" Sn;!-r. sheriff, on-1 a ."pnd of federal .lCnt.s and deputy corsfabPn. Two men were arres'ed on "blind t:s-r" r'mrp and eyeral bottles of "white rnule" were confi-eat-d. Th- b"ttl-s ( f "mule" the sheriff sail, were found hSPPn in the weeds around a eot'ase win h P.'. ln ha. based to William Sulllvon. Sullivan at not there at 'he ttme of the ia:d but an affidavit his been ifv-ued for his arrest. Two n-.en who were found at the cott?se were taken into .-uf'ody ind stated "n ch.irse.N of violating the prohibition law. They pave their nam-s as Pobrt nine. 23 4 North Davidson street, and Richard Kennedy, p.21 Ka.s-t Vermont street. Kcsr of Iler rouml. When I;llon's cottase was search ed. the raidins squad found a twelve sallon k e s rf beer. SheriiT Snider t."k three quarts of the beer and sent It to a ehemL-n today for analysis. If the analysis show it contains more than one-half per cent, alcohol an affidavit will be issued for Dillon's arrest, he f.aid.

Appoint Sullivan Police Head at Michigan City MICHIGAN CITY. Sept. U. T'ormer Capt. of Police Arthur II. Sullivan has ben appointed chief of police, to succeed D. T. Moneypenny, whose if.Msnatlon came after a cPanup campaign, in vvhch -harpft' were made asainst the former chief. Moneypenny received a trial, w?s exonerated, and his resisnatlon fol-

; lowed.

i AGENT NOW ACCUSED

OF "FAKING" BOBBERY KAIAMAZOO, Mich.. Sept. 14.lldward Coates. asen of the Kala mazoo Ice and F'uel Ci., who repeated he was held up and robbed f $50 by an automobile bandit in thprejnce of a lors 'm '.f custom eis Monday evenir.tr was arrested V.'ed-r.esd-iy afternoon, acrusd of compliclty in a fake robbery. The arrrst of Coates was followed by that of Iloyd Pursdorf, accused as a ronfedrrate. Coat es Tuesday Identified Clifford Wilson, 10. aa the man who robbed the tat Ion but his susr plclous acLIons In the presence of V.'IPon led to the invcficratP n which resulted m h'f own arrest.

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Dance Longer With The Edison

SEYMOUR MAN HEADS BANKERS' ASSOCIATION IXDIAXAPOPIS. Ind., Sept. 14. (Ry I. X. S.) O. RiUin-rs. president of the First National bank ot

MOCO s.iy It While Danoinp. H('c nf IVembay ,rd0p-Keep (In r.iiildinz Cflstl-s In The Air. Just Because You're You, That's Why I Lore You ... CloOl Nobody Pled. Yankee Poodle Blues C10O7 Soot hin. Peedle Deedle Dum f,lf Neath The South St-a Mon. Jen AI Marre' (R"s Pp To Vmi) rdOlS raninp Tool. If Winter Cornej? We liove refill orders on older fox tretn in addition fo th latest ones.

....Sl.no $l.O0 ....$100 ....$1"" $1.00 ....1100 e?e very

Puttl- Creek. More than 10'"

Mich.. Sept. 14 hotel men have re

gistered for

meeir. Friday cordin? to C M

the tote association's

and Saturday, acMontomery. Post

Tavern, who state body. Ses..on.s op-

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presi.c nt

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Pat the closing session of a three-day

convention here. Mr. llillin.es si:ceeds John A. Rhue of Marion. Other officers named were: Claude S: Kitterman. president of the First National bank. Cambridge 'ity. vice prt sident. Aii'lrew Smith, vice president ot Ihn Indiana National bank. Indi

anapolis?, secretary- ! P. H. McCormick. vice president

of the First State bank of North;! Judson, treasurer. L Karl A. Oeterle. cashier of the!

Delaware County National banK. Muncie, wa. named a member ot the council of administration, for three years. He takes the place made vacant throuch the retirement of Mr. Rhue, who rn loncer is in the banking business.

pital now under Dr. Parnall's direction, back under the direction of the medical faculty, where it was always vested until a few years a?o during the war.

'Heller asW ß FURNITURE CO. JL H

Edison Dept.

116 South Michigan Street L. Lemuel Kilmer, Mgr.

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Mayor C. C. Green an 1 resp ins?- iy , Fred Z r.irrl..L (Pa:;d Rapid.-.

1 p m ani there will be a country i t,11UKLIi lb "AIAUIAI club dinner in the evening ! BY INCENDIARY FIRE A mom? those to appear on thej MPNCIF. Ind.. Sept. 14. Fire ot program Saturday are K. M. Statler. Pncendiary- origin did damacre est!-

The High Quality of

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Is the result of years cf experience in compounding rubber. The makers of this FAMOUS TIRE are pioneers in the rubber industry, and have been in business since 1881. All the knowledge acquired in 41 years of research is built into every individual tire that bears the FOX trademark. This is especially evidenced in the RUGGED, WEAR-RESISTING tread that made the FOX FAMOUS. We are exclusive distributors of Fox Tires for Michigan and Northern Indiana, and carload purchases enable us to offer a DISCOUNT of 33 1-3.

president of the Statler Hotel

tm: John Willy, editor of the Hotel Monthly; Charles H. Stevenson. prei-Pnt of the Detroit a.nciat!on; Senator Horold Var.Orm m. " m.inaizt of the H-tel McCurdy. Fvanvi'.p, Ir.d.. and Henry P. hm, editor of the Hot. I World, of Chic.i-o.

mated nt $2.000 early this mornimr

at the Assembly of God church in south Muncie. RepresentatP e from th office of the state tire marshal at Indianapolis arrived here at

noon ana necrin an irtv'ix.iron

which i expected to result in r f xt s- s o n .

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MEN'S BLACK OR BROWN calf and black kid lace

shoes. They're made of solid leather throughout with the famous Goodyear welts and rubber heeds. Yes,

Sir, regular $5 values are offered at this unusual price. The stock is complete and you'll find any size you desire. And the styles are for

late fall and full of class. Every pair is very, very nifty and any man will ap

preciate what a real bargain we are

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, uuering iur oaiuraay at me low price of

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The Biggest Men's Shoe Values in South Bend! !

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MI.V WORK lll..s llii'j'rc tliat fauiou- ltrowii lllk Outing stxlc du- with the lndl tonzm. W ladioo llial others would charirc $2.00

tor llii- iiuihTht and c arc a -.kins only .

$1.98

WOMllN S )XrRI 7,vo pair of them in black or brown. Soim- straj in the lot. New stlo military htd. Ortlinarily c u( S3 for thi particular lot but they are po-

ln S.ittml.iy for only

$2.98

Low Rent No Delivery No Costly Credit System No Frills

SCHOOL IH)! Mother and father., lock at thid A regular sturdy seliool diK for tlie boy. Well made and we know from pa-t epctP enet tliat thi shoe will tand tin kncK-k.. Me up to l1.. Roirular alue. - Q Saturday at only .. y l.CO Mlssi:s' AND ( IIIUi:i;ns Pdack or brown I.u. shoi. some ery natty Ktjl- in thi. ofTerinc:. Tlie -h, are of solid leathers and we hae all si;c-. $- .n Millio for - nly $1.98

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List Your Saving Net Cost Price 33 1-3 to You 30x3 Fabric CI $10.95 $ 3.65 $ 7.30 30x3 12 Fabric CI 13.75 4.58 9.17 32x3 y2 Fabric SS 19.15 6.38 12.77 31x4 Fabric CI 21.35 7.12 14.23 32x4 Fabric CI 24.95 8.32 16.63 33x4 Fabric CI 26.30 8.77 17.53 34x4 Fabric CI 26.85 8.95 17.90 30x3V2 Cord CI $18.C0 $ 6.00 $12.00 32x3V'2 Cord SS 25.50 8.50 17.00 31x4 Cord SS 29.40 9.80 1960 32x4 Cord SS 32.40 10.80 21 60 33x4 Cord SS 33.40 11.13 227 34x4 Cord SS 34.25 11.42 22 83 32x4V2 Cord SS 41.90 13.97 27.93 33x4 V3 Cord SS 42.S5 14.28 28.57 34x4 V2 Cord SS 43.90 14.63 29 ?7 35x4i2 Cord SS 45.20 15.07 3o!l3 36x4i2 Cord SS 46.15 .15.38 30.77 33x5 Cord SS 52.15 17.3S 34.77 35x5 Cord SS 54.75 18.25 36.50

We are closing out our other lines and offer some TREMENDOUS BARGAINS while they last. Also USED TIRES $1.00 to $12.00

32x4 32x41 334ia 33x5 35x5

MARATHON CORDS

$19.45 25.15 25.70 31.25 32.85

GUARANTEED RED AND GRAY FOX TUBES

FALLS 8 Fabric Conl N 30x3!, .. .$10.00 r.2l ....nur, ... 11.20 33 ... i'o.O" n "O"! ... I.-.7.- 324i ... .-,. ir, K S"xt ... If. 10 33xlpJ... 25.7 M 31xlU . . . 2R.3r H nr.xiK . . . 27. ir U nr,r, . . . 32. sr, M

25c Discount

McLEAN CORDS Special Heavy Type 32x4i2 $21.95 35x5 26.95

GOODRICH si I en own Conl SI fi.M 3 It I. . . .$2390 $!.!.- 3.- ., .... S3:i.S)0

GLOBE CORD 7x5 $26.00

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Where Good Shoes Are Sold for Less

BEAR IN MIND ALL FOX CORDS ARE FULL OVERSIZE Consolidated Tire Stores

210 E. JEFFERSON BLVD., SOUTH BEND

e. f. Mckenzie, Manag er

Why Pay Rflore?

We Sell St for Less!

h Heady for a Record Breaking Saturday To make this a banner September Saturday's business, we have gone the limit in VALUE GIVING. Never have South Bend shoppers been offered an opportunity to buy seasonable wanted merchandise at such ridiculously low prices. Let nothing keep you away! If Prices and Quality ean Anything, Then WeM! do the Business of South Bend

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In the Finest Quality Silk Canlon Crepes, Polo TvSIl and Tricstines For Early Fail Selling

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Designed in a wonderful way into styles new and novel. Newer trimmings develop interesting effects. Originality of fashioning that is attractively different. Every model that is likely to be in demand for Fall wear is represented in this extraordinary selection. GROUP 2

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Ualues up to S35.ÖÖ

This lot is exquisitely made prn in Silk, combinations with V.C I ' ')

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Lace, Poiret Twill and Trico- . T-v . 1 t T

tine, uue to tne very low price we are quoting these Dresses will be on sale for Saturday only.

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Plaited U( M j Prunella ö li ti L"M Ü Ö Excellent quality Prunella Cloth, ( A fT) C't) r11 1 . .1 . 1 "x t :. ' i -"V

similar 10 wnai otner stores asK youfi.O i-' Sfi.9f fnr. A widf selpctinn nf f '- "

styles and colors to choose from. Saturday only

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ment From lew York City Hats which delight the feminine eye in ai! the charming models for Fall wear. There r.re Hats of Lyons Velvet, Sill: Velvet, Panne Velvet and Scliel. One cf the widest and most complete selections in the city to chocse from. Your choice Saturday onlv for

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Extraordinary values in Fail Footwear for Saturday

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Brown and Black Sport Model Oxfords, trimmed in patent A OJ? leather $L'mtJ Patent and Brown Ox- ff QZ fords, $5.00 values Oujö House Slippers, felt and O suede, very new, all colors aC?Ll

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