South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 259, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 September 1922 — Page 3
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 16, 1922 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 3
Indiana and Michigan News
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BUILDERS PUSH NATIONAL ROAD ; WORK INSTATE Rrlnralifni of Hitrhwav Nrar t Rrri.ivillr. Hnwrvrr, DrI.TVimI for ( AT. !
Girl Falls From Bed, Fracture .s Spin f To lie Crippled For Life
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POLLUTION OF RIYER AT MARION CHARGED
Affidavit? Again?t Two Paprr Companies Are Filed Manv Fi-h Killed.
KIN OF DECEASED ' SUE SCHOOL CITY FOR BURIAL PLOT
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r ad. Th Ir.diar.apoi:-Trr'- Haute jirojcrt !s flivid'l :nff Mvo ront ; a'-t Antir Jpatl.iK that wathr rorrlit.ons permit ronrrMo laying a.1 lat K-i Nov. 15. it ! i-paaonahly (---rtain nit pavement rontrartd f-.ast r,f InJ.anapol.s ui!! tf cmpltd thij jar, highway ofürüh hIivo. Iflav IlriJ-t' Work. (Japs on th sr-t f-nd v.h!h wi rot b clod this yar rnr..sit f thrf on-half-mllf tior. sparajnsr railroad rradf . and d;i nrou frrade cro.in.-. and th1 notorlouf Hclsvlllo hill, known to motori.-t.s from . coast to coast as a hazard, when compk-tM. will h-- plimJnatrd. The rf er Crek bridge in Pntnaru county, deiayd on amount of ?f-rur-in ri?ht-of-way, will not b built Tintil nrxt yar. FtPlration of th" National road near Itdpvil shortens the rou'e about a milf. Highway offirials explain that th delay in obtalnlr.fir cement owiner, to the railroad tanc'. toeth'-r with thfhucp earth fills r.ecs.ciry to build for relocation near IteNvil! and which mut first settle properly before pavement can 1" ?afely laid. ur re?por.?iblA for the entiro National read throuch tins stat not belnc: romplctM this yar. However, the old road near Keeisville ha. not ben disturbed and will bo ur, ,un1.1 thA new relocation and pavement Is built.
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Call Aetn Cleaner.. Garments, hats cleaned. 1.. r375. 916 E. Sampi?. One day jervico cheerfully C.vtn. Aivt. 238-tf.
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dav.ts chirp! r.ic the K:t Wayne Corruat'-d I'aper Co.. of Hartford r';v-and th1 T'nitd Tanr 'V.. of
Ilaton. on four counts of poiluiincri th Mi5-iineva river has been!
fikd y Georpe M. foon, pro--"cutor. Th affidavits which ar- -i-:nd by Walter Shirt . of th- Iniima d---parrnu nt of ronsn fition. alb cro that
the two paper oni.tanr dihar-i d noxiou p'iisoiK .ir.d frmr.tah! ref!.'-.-. in'o the riv r at four differ-j -nt !imet oauMr.i; a whole-ale kill-! in? of fish in the vicinity of Ma-, rion. j An ep. cir.eer from the state con-; servation department and a committee of Marion citizen.- invee'.icat-,
ed the condition of the river wmo!'',ans nf the rv. ffM.i(, ,D bur.ed there.
the re?ult of th!. inspection. Thousands of fish hive been killed. It is charprd. Kxperimer.ti were mad at I3iton. which showed that minnows placed in the d:seoo-ei water taken from the river below th town died within -0 ininu cs. Similar tests were mad of the waters of Ilck creek, a tributary of :1m
Relative of Mt. Vernon's Dead Oppose I e of Land for School Purpose?.
MT. VF.IiNON. Sept. 1 Injunc-i
!-rn pro- ee,';r which promise to be '! r,:;t- tfi ar;d which are arousmore than usual local intere have beerj ir.tituTed in Posey circuit ourt by re,.tti e of (b-: , N'crnon pioneers who are buried in old North pravey.-jrd in Mt. Vernon, recently purchased by the -ehool city. Th s-chnol city Is urr.M defendant In tho injunction proeAi;nc3 whih Ffk to prevent choo! authorities from usinsc the er-if tery" plr t. !r, 1 . inanie; o. Parker, now de eased, purchaser! the entire plat irorn an heir of Ibtrius North. thr.r.jur.ction romr!aint recite. The pe;t;or.ers for the injunction rlnim 'h:it the school city's title acquired
r. 1 f 2 " by purchase of the Parker : e.rs title is invalid for thr rf ason that th" Parker heirs never had a just claim to the burial lo's. Tn-e idat wa? originally platte,! by r'ariu1-- North who sold lots to Mt. Vernon citizens. In IMS the remainder of t!u- property wa soMj to a buildir? and Iran asoei;,t;r,n. A numb r of hading earlv Mt.
Vernon citizens are buried in the
-emr-tery. inludin? .ludre John i f Perrien county
NIIyES. Sept.. 15. The Nile.s police j at th rt-'i'iet of Pattle Creek polic? arretted Jonn W-lls. cokired, who . wanted ther for larceny. Aj special ffficer was dispatched to.
Nile.- to claim the prisoner. Mrs. II. P.osevear. Mrs. William
Smtih and the latter'5 .si?ter. Mr.
j Harry Pricker of Toronto. Can., Wt
:.rb ;.iynmmfd etaom enra.uu unu Friday In Mrn. Smith' car for a vi.-it in rints in Canada. Mrs. J. Coleman is in Elkhart. Ir.d. on account of the ferloua Illness ol bier lister. Merchants and banks were; warned Friday that a man giving his
! name a C. R. prolan Is headei tnis
way from Gary, after cashing a number of worthless check. The man represented that he wa-s on an inspection tour for the Hoston store of Chicaeo. Mrs Olive Witter of Batavia. TtL., is a guest of hr cou.'In. Mrs. D. W. Sitts. 130 3 N. Front at. Mrs. Muriel Drace of Dayton. O.. is -a guest of her ?!ster, Mrs. F. E. Zerbian. 01 R Fourth ft. M!.w Lucille Frit t s entertained the members of the Wud-B class of the Firt Baptist church and Miss Eilt Champion at a 7 o'clock dinner Thursday evening In honor of Mis. Miirnontie Tyler, at her home. Graceland farm, cast of Nile on the F-d-wardsbursf road. The affair was one .of a number of functions given in Mt5s Tyler's honor fince the announcement of her approaching marriage was made. Th house was prettily decorated with fall flowers, carryjng out a color scheme of pink and white. Covers were laid for 12. Mrs. Klecta Hart has returned to Lansing after spending the pummel with her fist'er. Mrs. D. W. Sitts 1.10 9 N. Front ft. C H. Greene. Boy Fcout executive,
h.a. gone to Black
WILL PROBE POLICE OF GARY ON METHOD
Beating up of Suspects in Obtaining Confession? Will Be Investigated. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 15 (By U. P.) a full investigation of alleged "third dearr" method of Gary" police in obtaining cor.fr.: on s from three men in connection with the recent wreck of the Michigan Central -Million UoWhr expreß will be requested hv iov. Warren T. McCray today. State Sen. Oliver C. Holme.- and Treasurer Ralph Bradford, of Lke county. yete.-day. whi appearing before the pardon boirl. :v,1 0f the alleged brutalities of pnl:re in Gary. The hoard ikei fuji details which Judge A. D. Thomas, chairman, had taken In TTi'!ng !n order that they might be presented to the governor today. In the "Million Dol'ar Express" ca.ee three or four men arrested signed confes-sior.s. Attorneys apr?arir.g for them in court alleged the confessions were obtained by fcre And durre.. The two Lake county men's version of the affair was no: the only one rc-cived by the boar.?, one member aid. The pArdon board stated that
ir.pre nave oeen other Instances in the past also when the alleged brutalities"- of Gary police have ben called to their attention.
t it' her. who so trreitly aided Abra-' Mountain
'nam Lincoln in his early youth. A oit of American soldiers and vet-
Civil War also are
Mississinewa.
The same results j
came kom water taken above andj below Hartford City. Paper mills!
using filters were found to difharge water free of poison.
WARSAW SCHOOL CROWDKD WARSAW. Ind.. pt. 15 Enrollment in the Warsaw high school wa.' 372 today and is expected to reach 400. It ha-s become necessary to divide the freshmen and sophomore class"-- into sections. John P. Cline. Silver Iike. has been added to -the taff of teachers to teach extra subjects.
Foster Demands Trial hi St. Joseph Court .T. JOSEPH. Mich.. Sept. 15. William Z. Foster, arch radical, brought hore from Chicago by c'raditlon papers to face charges of ioUtion of the Michigan syndical-i-:n act, wa? arraigned before Justire Pay Davis here today. Through i ounsel, he demanded examination nd September 2 was set for the hearing. Foster's bail was placed at SlO.pno. He failed to furnish It. With Foster were arraigned Karl Browder. Philip Arcnwy. also of Chicago, similarly charced. Their bail was also set at $lf.000. Seventeen other alleged communi-Vs are in the county jail awaiting prei:niinan' hearing on September 2". They were all arrested three weeks a;,-) in a raid by local, state and nation il ofheers at Bridge-man. south Of here.
N. C, to attend a 10-day
session or in" seronu n iiion.ii uininial conferenee of all Boy Scouts executives of the United States. Mr. and Mrs. Shester Dysen of Urbana. 111., returned Friday from a visit In Decatur and are again cuest. of Mr. and Mrs- O. D. Newell, Broadway. Funeral sendees for Fam Farrell veteran local horseman will be conducted at the Newell undertaking roomfl Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dev. Alfred Trenerry. raptor of the Baptist church will officiate. Burial will take place in Silver Brook cemetery.
OLD sttttlitb; dkad WARSAW. Ind.. Sept. 15 Elam Bobb'ns, 77. life-long re.iden. of Kosciusko county died yesterday at h'..s home In Warsaw, following a long illness. He was a veteran of the Civil war. The funeral will be eonducted from the Brethren church here Saturday afternoon.
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Arrest Two Brothers For Stealing Swine CONNEnsVILLF. Ind.. Sept. 15. Milton Rigor, age 24. and Carl F.igor, age IS, brothers, have been arretted by Sheriff Steele and turned over to the sheriff of Wayne county. They were arrested In connection with the Investigation Into the theft of hogs on several farms in Fayette and Wayne counties several months ago. The firt arrest In the case -was made Au. 15, when Simon At well was taken Into custody. Atwell was charged with grand larceny. The affidavits were filed in th Wayne county circuit court. At th time of Atwell'n arrest It was hinted that other? were Involved.
Barns Xear J'alparaiso Burn; Loss Is $WM0 VALPARAISO. Ind., Sept. 15. Fire of undetermined origin cuu?ed a los of JIO.OOO on the farm of Frnet-t Detlers. just south of the city. Two large barns containing r.f'O bushels of wheat, l.noo bushels of cats, ;0 tons of hay and eome firminer machinery', were destroyed. The. Valparaiso fire department responded and prevented the house from being burned.
Court Orders Return of Tools to Ft, Wayne Firms WARSAW, Ind.. Sept, 15. Judge L. W. Royse In th Kosciusko circuit court held that the Bowser Tank Co.. Ft. Wayne and another Ft- Wayne concern wero entitled tr th return of machinery and other equipment sold to the Economy Tool Co.. of Warsaw on contract. The decision leaves practically nothing for o:hr creditors of the tool company, which several weeks ago w a thrown Into a receivership. Mar.y Warsaw mrn lest money in the vcr.t'.:r-
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members of the n. (tY r family, movlaj by aurm-b!le tru-k o Ft. W&yne. to'n.y I ii r.rro-v r from iteriou 1r. !urv. wbn th rr!r.g wb.ei rl th r::arb.:r e ! r- k" a-, i the cat plunge! do -sr. an evT-'-
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Summer Oprr, Franhfort Cops Ready to "Muzzle" FRANKFORT. Sept. 1 Speeders will have jf tbrt down v hen they approach the city Pm!! or drive through th-- .Tets. a,"-
OTHi"3ts comi: no But year In ard year out. 12 months of the yea- ru will f.r. 5 th niaborated Boonni Co.. 137 W. nivljion rt.. rapidly rrow:r.g and taking care of It' cutomerj Th Elaborated Rooflr.2 Co. Is a part of this city
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For reliable dentistry consult Caraon & Oren. 125 W. Wa.inffton av. Phone Main 543. adv 205tf
HOYS BAND PLAYS WARSAW. Ind.. Sept. 15 The r.cwly orginize-d Warsaw B0".' Band gave the hrst open air concert of the season in the lawn near the county bjildir.g last evening and ttrated a large and appreciative audience.
mayo it nxns WOM AN SYRACUSE. Ind. S--pt. IS Pleading guilty to i charge of di?orderly conduct. S:ei:i Rar'g of Syracuse wis tir.ed 5 1 5 s o ;v Mavor
J A. Slewine at Warsiw. Mrs. RarigJ v. a ali'-ce-i to b. av attcmpte to
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ttr: :. a.sn r.'a"',j :snr tor la p-pulsr Warren Paints. "The RUht Paint to Paint Rlg.it " Fcr real protection of your home you can cot e-ual the coraMr.ttion cf Elaborated Kocflin? tr.d Varren Paint. aiv-222-tf
orrnv too iti: to miind. There's an o.a niace that It's never too late to :.-.er.d. This my te true cf everything ei j.-t f;re insurance. Ycu are a merchant or a hcue owner 3r.d ju may think you are sitting pretty cn the Ufa-
hand of Constab B. O.
WOMAN IS nXlTD SYRACUSE. Ind., Fpt. 15 Found guilty when tried before a jury in the court of Mayor Jhn A. Sloane t Waraw, Mrs. Eliz-i Hock en smith of Syru c was fined J 1 0 f ni:d crssts.
v. h e n he co n i u r t e .1 a Rarlg place.
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PERU. S.pt. 1: Atr drivingthrough the city streets for three hours without celling more- tr.an one f-o.ch of hi. watermelons and cante'.oupes. a farmer from the we.: end stopp-l hin wagrn !n a rer("fjico district and invited citizento help the:nsc!vf s free of charge.
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fee to thi-s todrty. Remember It's always too late t- mend after fire has .wept your store cr home. Call the Greenan Agency. Farmar Trut building. Lincoln 6354. Advt 242.-tf.
DirVTTSTIlY For reliable d- r.tvry for.s'i'.t pr- Carson Orer. i:5 W. Washington ave. P. Main 549. 205-tf
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Coats, Suits, Dresses and Millinery An Interesting Group of Smart Models Priced Attractively This attractive collection embraces numbers of models representative of the best types among the new apparel fashions brought out for Fall. They are smart and unmistakably new, and they are thoroughly practical and the prices are very moderate.
Coats and Wraps Are Being Featured Saturday New fashion notes of the approaching Autumn mode all displayed in these lovely Coats and Capes developed in those rich pile fabrics: Pollyana, Pandora, Orlando, Marvella, Bolivia and Velour. Brown, navy, mohawk, Leaver and black are most prominent. Attractively trimmed with fur, braid and silk embroidery. The new styles feature the blouse back and belted effects with the wide Mandarin sleeve effect is extremely smart. Many have large fur collars. The new Capes and Coats are very charming. You should make it a point to see them early while assortments are complete. A price for every purse. S25.00Up to $145.00 Fall Underwear Women's Union Suits, light fleeced, low neck and no slyves, low neck and short sleeves, and high neck and long sleeves, all sizes. Special $1.00 Part wool and silk and wool union suits (in the three styles above) all sizes at $2.75, $3.50 and $3.S5 Separate garments, vests and pants, part wool, sizes 34 to A4. Ga rment $2.00 Cotton Vests and Pants, fleeced, in sizes 34 to 44. Garment $1.00 Children's Union Suits in Cotton. Wool and Silk and wool at 79c to $2.75 Children's separate garments in cotton and part wool at 59c and 85c
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The New Dressees for Street Wear Models that are pleasing for the miss and the matron are shown as well as sizes for stout women. The slender, long-skirted models with drape and panel effects are most popular. Smartly developed of soft rich Canton Crepe, Charmeuse, Satin, Poiret Twill and Tricotine in brown, navy and black trimmed attractively. Prices range from $15.00 to $59.50 New Fall Sailors Special at $3.98 and $5.00 Just unpacked a new line of smart new Sailors developed of Silk Hatters Plush of good quality. In all black, navy and brown, also combinations of brown, sand and black. A real value at $3.93 and . . $5.00 Just Arrived Kid Gauntlet Gloves Just unpacked, a line of f:ne quality Idd tauntlets in brown, tan and grey with neat metal and pearl clips, all sizes at $3.00 and $3.50 ASp ecia 1 Sale of White Blouses at $1.00 White wash Blouses, slightly soiled from handling, on sale Saturday at $1.00. A very special value. x & Company