South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 267, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 September 1922 — Page 9

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TJMES

METHODIST CHURCH PASTORS TO LEAVE TUESDAY FOR MEET Services Sunday Close Northwest Indiana Confer- ence Year.

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clslr? Jay of th? convention. EftorLi 1 1 he mile arain thLs .'ir to carry away the hnnra of h ror.ferer.ee in th cr.terary Trioverrient. an hcr.or which w&s von )ait far by the South Rend J. strict. Panor to Attend. Pastors an 1 the rhurch they represent ."t the ronfer"nce inrluie Rev. A. i;. Moruer. nf the First Miho-3Lft; Rv. C:aui J.ickson of the Epworth Metholit; Rev. f.'Iauda Young of the Srull Memorial l.Itthoiist; Rev. Rosemurgy of the :t. Pauls Memor.al; Rev. D. R. I' eck of CIraxre Metho.li.st; Rev. 1. Lrandonburs. of River Park Methctllfct; Rev. C. C. Jordan of Lowell Heights Method, and Rpv. Ru5?I1 Phillips of Trinity Methodist. Servlc.i will he held In all lrcal .Method. si churches on conference Sunday, ilppite the absence of the i.astor.1. it was Mid. Members will

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Roland Davis, 13 (below), of Atlanta, is facing a murder charge following the death of his playmate, Ella, Mae Locklear, 12, said by police to have been killed by a bullet from the lad's rifle.

Call Meeting to End Chicago Milk War CHICAGO. Sept. 23---Milk producers and distributors today made preparations for another meeting in an effort to reach a favorable price for milk. At a meeting held here yesterday the milk producers' asociation rejected the distributors offers of $1.90 per one hundred pounds for October and $1.80 for November and December. The producers association held out for $2,221-2 per hundred pounds.

Richenbacher anil BrUlc in Paris on Honeymoon PARIS. Sept. 2Z. (By I. S. " Eddie" Rickenbarker, forrrer American aviation "art" and automobile racer, accompanied by hi? Lrlde, arrived here trd.iy on their honeymoon.

SIX rKKCIINT COMPOUNDED. Jt'AItTl'RLY. Money placed with the ßouth Ren 1 RulMin.- and I.orn Association prior to Oct. Uth. dra3 t percent from Oct. 1st compounded quarterly. Ir.orporntel tor ?;.000.(C0.C'0. Atet $l.7ir..0PO.0O; 1 W. Washington a. (f.it clonr we.--t of c art houC) Advt. 2'j2.-t:.

Our Plumbing is Guaranteed It doesn't pay to have unreliable plumbins installed in the house. You are in constant worry 'of defects. At no more cost than ordinary work you can have guaranteed plumbing in your home. Call or phone. JAY L. TAYLOR 1915 South Miami St. Lincoln 6065

A Cool, Clean Cellar. All the Heat Where You Need It With VICTORY" your cellar will always be cool and clean and free Irom, obstructions, because it heats the entire- home thru a KlnRlo oxiiiired oast-iron rt!?ter. All the warmth is wr.t up into the roori.. ra n t'f.r.. vt5rted in the cellar. Ycu can kep fru:t, -epetAbIes and other peirlshable foods In the oell.vT with VICTORY without danger of spooling. Th xry f.all ftrtou.nt of hej.t "which is radia-ted from, the front potior, is M:f!'.c:cnt to keep frost out of your cellar. With VICTORY no cellar Air comes up into your rooms. This furnace provides perfect ventilation and uniform circulation of warmth thru u: yrur home regardless of outside temperature. Ivet us expinir. tin- rrtxny now features embodied in VICTORY. New Reduced Prices Now in Effect

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BERRIEN SPRINGS Mrs. J. D. Roono was a South L'eer.i visitor Wedr.esdaj. Mrs. J. Howard Taylor of Chicago Is visiting her mother. Mrs. W. F. Wet more. Mr. and Mrs. John Stfmm of Renton Harber are isltors at the home cf the latter's sSter, Mrs. Orin Myers. Mr. Arthur Edion Is a teacher a.t Ruck horn school this year. In appointments made by the Methodist conference at Albion. Monday. Rev. J. If. Rancroft. who has been pastor of the Methodist church hero for the past five years, was transferred to Portland. Mich. R-v. John If. Rayle of Hartford comca to Rerrin Springs and the eharsres at Oronoko and Hinhman beginning his new duties next Sunday. Mr. Rancroft and family will carry with them the best wishes of many friends. Rev. Mr. Rayle. his successor here. U said to bo an excellent preacher and a strong man In the eonfer-ne-i.. If i, a ?radurlte of the-De Pnuw university. rjay. of

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1904. Jit- nerved Ave years at Montmorencl and five years at Darlington. Ind.. sineo which time he has been in the Michigan conference. Rev. A. Rlewfleld gees from Tortlir.d to Petoskey; Rev. Wm. Fheehan. former St. Joseph pastor, from Petoskey to Niles;' Rev. J. O. Randall was returned to Renten Harbor and Rav. Clarke ?. Wheeler of St. Joseph. Miss Reth Taylor has commenced her work as teacher In the IIncoln school, near St. Joseph. Mrs. Clifford Hanson la also a teacher In this school. A. II. Stiles return e-d Wednesday from a week's visit with relatives in Wisconsin. Mrs. C. P. Ruckman afid Mrs. W. X. Sklner were South Rend visitors Wednesday. Mrs. levl Farlej' and daughter. Bernardlne, of Elkhart, are visiting relatives here. J. H.Mertens Ls having a retaining wall built In front of his propert. on Frry eb. before bulldim; a neir :d".va!k. The wall will be used a

a part of the foundation for a new buildin- which Mr. Martens will: build later. j Rev. V. p.. Parker, former United I Urethren paster here, has been transferred from Pleasant Iike.)

two years, to Ugonier. Ind. Mrs. W. II. Yost is s. visitor at the home of her eon, Dr. W. R. Whitley, in Chicago. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Handy and daughter. Klttv. and Mrs. Dent's

mother. Mrs. Alfred Dent have retr.rr.edfrom a week's visit with relative at Gun L-ake and Hastings, Mich.

PLYMOUTH Miss, nosetta D. Wilmarth. of Chicago, is vis. ting Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wllley. Mrs. ar.d Mrs. Flint Helms ard baby aro visiting over the we-ek-cr.d with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rigginö cf Fort Wayne. Fred Dickinson and family of South Bend spent Thursday with Mrs. D. Li. Dickinson. Joe Cunningham, who tried to hold up Chief of Police. Keyser, one night last week, was sentenced to from two to 14 yearsin Jeffereon. and was taken away on Friday

morninc. to bocin frvir. his s- v.tc r ce. Mr. nrd Mrs. Rcrt Martin of c..t'e Gate Ftah. ail Mrs. M.ir,-r-Manin. of Ch.i .sM, arc v.'.l: -r Mr.'arrare. Rover of Ar?.?. M.-. .Mart.n n.- a resijent or IM;, mo j : '. :::ar;y years a 10. Mr?. Lionel H erect, of Peoria. I t. left FndTV for h'r hom ar.er pendln? sonie tim wit h Mr. and Mrs. Fr.oflvrsrcr. Th-: Sr.o.- r.T- ; .i-c(;.T.;nr.;ed h-T a far a- C'.:i ..: Rev. r-r.d Mrs. J. 'ycr R.-ic-1 re

turned Thürs lay ri-ht fr-:v. a j days' trip to hio. M: s Ib l- 'i R ;.-.- i accompan:-l t li ::i an 1 io:i':r.M tattend c-tllec- in W-i-'s; r. w;:.-i-ej

she had ben last year. Carl See. Jack Homert .ar.d Stewart Pomercy were bound over t the circjlt cr urt from the j :':! re court on the charge rf xir.i awf -jlly

vt:r sr dvnamitc. Th v v -r- u:: 1 that method of catch::"..? fi-h ur.d ! were cau rht. i Miss f-'ue Railcy. the P'-y .ir-tud t daughter of the late Walter Ra.il y. arrived from Hollywood. Calif, i Thursday. Her father died rudder. j ly while in White Karth. North D 1-! kota. Iat week. The b-dy wa-j brought to Plymouth and tho bural was h'f' I on Monday r ; vth act-. 1

SOUTH WARREN Mr. ar.d dMrs. John Klirr-- and t' ;j!:-' r. Th -Ima J-an. Mr-. II' r. ' r and 5-n Richard S"-"i S-m-di.v wi:h Mr. and Mr. Frank !'..r,tr of River Park. Mr. and Mrs. ira Mikesell and .! -:chtf r. Wilma, an I Mrs. Mary Mike.-eJi of .South Rend spent Sun1 v vv. r.'.n? with Mr. and M:v. L- on 0 e 1 0 n .

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One block from Epworth Memorial Church, a $40,000 edifice. Four blocks from Kaley School. Four blocks from Kaley Park. In a high-class residence district. Living in shacks or garages not allowed. Building restrictions to insure comfortable homes end a good neighborhood. City water, gas and cement sidewalks already in part of addition. Also electric lights and telephones.

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TO THOSE WHO BUY NOW and in addition we will double the first $25, or any part thereof, paid down or within first 5 days. FOR EXAMPLE $ 1 so paid will give you a credit of $ 2 $ 5 " " " " " " 41 " $10 $10 " " " " " " " " $20 $20 " " " " " " " " $40 $25 " " " " 41 44 44 44 $50 in addition to the $25 coupon Read This Again Herfc is something you cannot afford to miss. The down payment may be any amount from $1 to $25, but no lot will be reserved without a deposit of $1.

This magnificent addition is located on the north side of Lincoln Way West and one square west of Olive Street, in a high-class residence district, where values are increasing by leaps and bounds. It is convenient to churches, schools and stores, and only one square from the city cars.

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Todlay Do not let this splendid opportunity get away from you. Lots in many other parts of the city almost twice the distance from the courthouse are selling for three times these low prices.. Come early and avoid disappointment. Bring your dollar w'th you, as no lot will be reserved without a deposit of $1. COSlilE RAIN OR SHINE LET NOTHING KEEP YOU AWAY

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These birr, beautiful close-in Lots will be all gone before sundown Sunday. Don't Be Among the Disappointed

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AMERICAN TOWN LOT CO.

AMERICAN TOWN LOT CO. The Homeseekers' Friend LAFAYETTE PERKINS, Realtor, Secretary and Treasurer Member National Association of Real Estate Boards South Bend Office: 301 Farmers Trust B!dg. (3rd Floor) Corner Main St. and Jefferson Blvd. Phone Lincoln 5935 OPEN UNTIL 8:30 O'CLOCK P. M.

LOTS SOLD TO WHITE PEOPLE ONLY

LOOK AHEAD There is a great shortage of houses all over the country, and likewise good close-in residence lots are getting scarcer and scarcer. Now is the time of all times to buy your lot, whether you want it for a home site or for an investment. Get in now before the big boom near at hand forces up the price of vacant lots. The more you save and invest in real estate now, the more you will have later on. Don't follow the advice of the fellow who has nothing and probably never will have anything. The shrewdest and most conservative investor on earth put their savings in real estate. Be wise and follow their example. The quicker you get your lot and get it paid for the sooner you will be able to get a home of your own and become your own landlord. Before you get your lot paid for, building material will be much cheaper. ACT AT ONCE

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