South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 284, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 October 1922 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 11. 1922

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SEN. TOWNSEND TO SPEAK AT Nil, ES W "ill Nop mi Way ! Iuch,in.m for Short AMri'-- at Hanqint Tonight. mm:s I'm-.-.! T "a n-c 1 Nil-s a i. s : i y -. . i . - - tl. a rally re! -a. .:' ; : 1 ; y It. r.( m! To, r.-in-.i hrof M. --.p. of lay rr - ' H- ; I-.- Hart- i i.'i . :.Mr -. Mrv AI. TU' i; t- h ind : . r. J M-:: I y d M r rot : .1 : Alf! I- i'.-..ri. T : i i i 'a M r. a - i M f unej .t. j ; i" Ii I '. '1 Irir-d.iy. Mr. Iy.u'fi Miller of ' Ma--a r-- tru' - h o: t;,c rr-Mr.-T'iank Cit-.h'll. .Mr. Miiler : n'W e -1 of n . : . .'! X: f n . ;rr r - f r tn railway. i:-' !i -m i w oT h N i 1 m '. x r r ; ij r. m oto to The rel to r.urr.b- r f ot--;;' T. Iirl.-i tn Pike T. --!'!' aft'rn "n for a r. -v: s'i;i"r, Mr. . Le:'. C't w.T Soirh I?. -rid T;;'r.!.iv by ed'.r I to h T n f.f hr r brr '!; :, V v is fftund i.'e'i,! i r.'. Irt." I'.N'ort h nr in I ' Sf'ite KT'ind eh a i of K'tsrern S'ir. h.im Kilmer, who i ; room there ail Mi s Alice r.lt atter.diri: th ' r of b. " ( ri-r a.- Jejr j.it . s from N ;'-. r).i pt e r. KJw.irJ I'lvnn, who ha br,n !!1 for f-vcri! i!i.t w.th pper.ilb'l'i.--, wm r move. to St. J1 iili I i j i t ; 1 1 in S'lirh IPt.J Ti:esJ;:y. Mr. aid Mr-. A. W. llulfnn hav rf-turrej f-om a l.f"'n" rolle motor t ri to K n ' u -r. -. Mr. and M:.- i:i..ir.l r.ir.trc',1 nro m '" i n -T to 1 !r'"'h m i n c w'A'i tke i'h'ir,'" Mi l.. WIT' re h.s f.ith'r'H ner.'ll !-! le. Tf; M o n ' i y rn l.rz "bi! um cn!rta!nej by Mr.. 11. Ik h'!-rm. Aftrr a po luck lureh-oe.. a literary proyrim was 'u?n. Mrs. V. N". T'ica-'tt. Mrs. 11. W. To-kin nnd Mrs. Taura Snyder were errc '-led as ih w nfIner.-i of club. The aI:.-ory c.mmittre of the board of nupr r vi-cpi nie, wit! tne Herri-n County r'nd rn m m .ssjnrr r& Tue,1iy at Ft. .Tfs;di and formulatc l a road liMi'Jir.-r prt rram for next year to b re.-omm ndod to the board of supervisory now in sr.i ion. The- propose, program will jrovide for new roads ui'le- in he tvfr.t that ftataid l.s forth cornel ry ;:n pro vt - . nr and only a f ,- ro rrent wtmld be m.tde. Mrs;. Jane Kh c, a Powell. natie and life boi- re.i.Knt of .V observed her S.'th b.r;!i.!iy ,mni sary today. a rWOMAN IS FINED AS DRUNK DRIYER Two Men (riven .'10 Days Kaeh for bailie Offense in Reeorder" Court. PKTKOIT. Mich.. Oct. 10. Twenty-two prrfnn?, one a woman, rh.irzed "With driving autom.ibii-s willig drunk, were a rrair,. -:, jn recorder's court. The woman was Mrs. Kirle Alixow, 240 4 Harrison a v. She was founl puilty and lined Her husband Harry, who uas with her in the ma-mine wien they were halted t y a pohcciTia n on Crand Iliver a v. w.ii fined fs for i."!n drunk. Mrs. Aläx.Me told the court she and her h;;s- !in 1 r. on the way home from the house of frierd-. where they hid imbibed f nr.-.rwbi.it freely. William t Polton. 172 Hawthorn' av. and Penjvmine Keton. r-'l-T Lnfayrtte blvd.. were o ich sentenced to h;.fi in th.i !nv:c" of correction for 1ri',.I,' wb.lle drunk. Till' llFWY R UN. The 'heavy l ain tl. it broke the 't. r dro'ickt v. hah l.s cripp-d -. T of the country, v i s -i'.'j --Jly welcomed by firm-as a r. i ehs interest J in err':11-". I'. 't .-s :'T rc rs from rV.nrr at;c ;r,.r- !-i.' tro'i- :" cf their own d'.ir.:'' urt ;'e;'.sl Urdns rres--rioti -oi lf0.?. will great. - re.T-vo discomforts epf rier.ee. 1 by sti -h people and it.' b r e f t s .. re "n-orsiI'T? ul n n 1 last inc. Th: '.q r.ct a yoife-.t rv.rdlclr.e, but w a oriri-al'.y t re red for Mr. I -ir.vlor.'s own -.ir--, ..:-..! now 1 put ttp f.-,f ,i ' s -7 1 ra ! e o n for n in Mis'.-.aw i k a at the Tied -.s druc Ft er-.- a-.d Iir. bm'.-, -.r. Michtan and Way I'r,,'. C ill or w rite GET A CAMERA I FREE SATURDAY AT THE AllLT ÄEI2A fllOP PliOTOCLJirX SIT'PLILS

Fill KM AN RESCUES CAT IN TREE TOP AFTER FOUR DAYS MIIKOIT, .Midi., Ort. io. After mrow Inj four aii'l nights r.u tin riinint iMitigli of a lall iojlar Irr', 1mto It ha'I I ii r-tj- 1 an i tuomli-nt parrow, a I irc,o gray i.it wa. n-m-il ly ICaj KroniKT, I.ulilcnn.in of Kn-lihu-'oniimiiy. . Monday morning. I tiifiiih long days utvl iiIl-IiIx. lurin uhJc Ii Hit- rain fell and tin uimN blew, arid millions of ili'N, it xiit 1. liad lark-I up at it i-acrl.r. tin at made mini mm-. r"-lo4 to flinifi down. A u.i in and again it started, hut imti srrriwd to ! I.ii klir.', mid flu animal --ttJrd lon to iihdhs and joul-, until m iiigMrlioM lx'ino nearly distracted.. Then Iid.Ii'rnian Kron. hit put up a ladder and the an!mal was soo. safr on 1 1 - ground, uealv and staggering.

CORONER TO PROBE SALOON RAID DEATH Prosecutor Orders Inqne.-t Over Rodv of Rartender Cops Deny Repon?ihiIity. DliTKOIT. Mich.. Oct. 10. Harry S. Toy, assistant prosecuting attorney. Monday orJerei that a coroner's inqiies. be held ocr t i o body of linear I, ink, who di"J Siturdiy t . i r b 1 1 in lifceivincr hospital of a fracture. i .--kull, suffered when poIemen of the cleanup 5qu id thot afternoon raidel a saloon at 1700 I)-ivi.-on avenue, :n which Iink w;us bartender. The rade wn made by I'atrolmen ( nar'.ea Iownir.r and Prank Majesky William Kempee ind Iouls Dawley Toy tooj .statements, Monday, from the f(.ur policemen, and from four other men, who were in the saloon at the time. The version of the of!iPr?, anil that of the other witnes. i"-, did not aitree. AccorJin-r to the raider?-. Ijir.k v.as pourinqr a drink of whisky for a customer when they cime in. They he .sp;llpfi th l;r,uor on the floor when ho saw them, that they then ordered him to come from rehind the- bar and that, in comply in , he clipped nf fell, his head striking a corner of a pool table. The other witne.'o.s. Toy ttatrd, declm-ed that one of the policemen dthep punched or shoved I.:nk as lie cime from behind the bar, causing him to fall and hit the table. Kink was 4rt years old and lived ot 1 .") 1 1 Davison a v. Michigan I). A. H. Meets in Calhoun PATTLF: CI1EKK, Mich.. Oct. 10. Peclnnin-? Monday evening activities were launched for the Michigan S ate meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution, which epons officially Tuesday for three Jays. National and state officers were entertained Monday right at dinner at the Post Tavern, followed by a theater party given by the executive board , ex-regents and conferenco chairman. Tuesday mornln-r, registration will bo conducted at the First Conregational church, where the three day sn'.ssjon will be held. Three hundred women are expected. Anions the ini port ant nflioials to attend the convention are Mrs. "W. Wallis ll.incar, of Washington, national crcanizcr, and Miss Katherine Ncttleton. irp-reccnt of tho Paushters of Connecticut. Mrs. L. V. Seylel. of (brand Rapids, will preside for the first time as Michigan's regent. During the lat few jears the T. A. R. lias been concentrating on Americanization, and at the Detroit conference in 1921 planned to help the mountain whites in the Southland. One of the recent achievements "f the organization was the building of the beautiful Memorial Continental hall, next to the Pan-American bulldinc. at "Washington. D. C. The Daughters were organized .about "0 years ago. Sehnol drüs Mother Accuses Benton Boxer ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 10 A varrart charging Albert "Buffalo' Siu Her. : yeirs old. Benton Harbor bo.-r. with a statutorj' offense wis Monday upon complaint of the mother of CcrtruJe Pooh". 1 e ir-, i M ho4 girl. Shell; r was arr.-ste 1 after the 1rl and Alma S'luir. 17 years old. had confessed, it is a!d they pent all of I-i-lday nigh: In a Colo-ma hotel with the box er and another man whose nam irn v a:. i no: Know. i ! r-offer; t w -e in; V I I, Near Seal Wrap Full length, worth $99.50. special at

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i Three Men Sentenced to 301 Days'' Confinement and Given SLO0O Fine?. ! i;LKJhl;T, ort. I''. Domlnick ; fni'l'i'.' tt-. Albert A. .Vau man and I Jar.'i.-- H. vfi.M farh plajpj II- , ty TnH.!ay rnf,rn:r. to violations ; of the prohinirion l iws and each j was g:rn a jail s.-nt' iM-o of CO Jays i and fir.ej 3 I . ' 0 0 . llrcun the cnur. I j was convint j ;h it arh had retirf J from tho liquor buinf-.-s tincc' ! th? arr sts and inc-. in each case ; th- 4ol ition was the J th- iunisliir.ent w a-? I AL'.v. Lloyd IP;; ris of hrtt otTeris", minimized. (I ".shen anJ Pros, ip lp Sawytr recommendeil the liu:.:r.ishei punishment. The jr:son terms will be served in the county jail. A raid on C-ipp.-.Iette pool room, located at II- Harrison St., August 7. resulted in the discovery of live gallons of "moruishine." William 1P11, a nfKro. confessed to having oldained liquor at the place and the raid w;is made by three local officers. N'auman and Stevens arrested on March 10, following a raid on their place at 116 Tyler ave. by three local officers. X;iuman and Irvin Pottacting as bartenders, were arrested, alomr with Stevens as proprietor. Tliey were ieIeaf J rn $f00 bond. )n October 7, the famous Fynocopitin? Five of the Casino gardens. Indlanadopils. will play dance music In the newly-decorated Atherton ball room and under the .auspices of the IIta Sitrma I'p-ilon fraternity. This dance will be their last in tills part of the state for the 102season, for they return to Indianapolis to commence their program of winter concerts. L. IT. Calvert, head of the Calvert Coal Co., with offices and yards at Lafayette st.. between Ninth and Tenth, announces plans for a modern planing mill, a fully stocked lumber yard, and a Fidtline of build ii.K Fiipplies, the whole to be located on the four lots adjoining the. company's property on Iafayette west to Tenth street. A large amount of machinery, to handle the coal, has been purchased. A company, with a capital of $100,000, will he In control of thn lumber business. Mr. Calvert will, with an assistant, man age both the lumber and the coal business. Delegates from Elkhart, to be chosen at a special meeting Thursday afternoon, will attend the state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union to be held at Wabash next Friday, Saturday, and Monday. HOOYER TO SPEAK AT GRAND RAPIDS Will Make Campaign Address There October 17 Other Dates Arranged. WASIIINCTON. D. C, Oct.. 10. Secretary Hoover Is planning to devoto all of tho next week to a campaign fpeaklnf? tour through five middle, western Ftatcs during which he will discuss principally tho economic problems that have come before the republican administration and contrrciss. He will speak ai Toledo, O.. Oct. 16; at Grand Rapids, Mich.. Oct. 17; at Chicago. Oct. 18; at Louisville, Ky., Oct 19; and at Hunting and Charleston. W. Va., Oct. 20 and 21. Which of tho two West Virginia cities he will i?it first, however, has not jet been decided. At present the commerce secretary Ls confined to his home because of illne.?, but he is expected to be out with In. a few days. Progressive Voters Organize at Hillsdale inLTjSDALE, Mich.. Oct. 10. A progressive voter's leacrue has been formeL The following temporary oftlceirs were elected: Chairman, M. J. Moore; vice-chairman, Mrs. Defiance Hackett; pecretarj. V. W. Fheld; treasuer, Mrs. Defiance Hackett. A publicity committee wis appointed consisting of C. T. Vanaken, Mrs. Defiar.ee Hackett and John V. Fitzsimmons. Township committees are to be elected at the n.-xt meeting when the chairman of the state central committee. Euerer.e E. Block, of Detroit will be present. Ycu can now fcuy a Dutch Maer Cig-ar for 5c. 2T6 .f

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IlVANSVII.Li: County Ork j Frank fJrarc' ci c s each t r :d o a, i book on houhold Jut if.. ar.J roklir.g along with the niarr;.iu-t' Üc r.'", Uhevlng that In this way ho an help prevent Uivcrce. IATAYirTTK A mulberry tree at I. Ii. Salt?' place ha Joir.o I thf ffcor.i crp fr the yar fad nrij L'-'ar:r. crop of t.-rrie. HUNTINGTON John Huff, of Huntington towni-hip. allege- that his wife tricked him ir.to n.irriase ar.J is askinrr for a. divorce. LKIJAXON Two men, whr-e car ran ir-.tn h- trnrk on a country road. ht'M Will Masters .of Swanin-ton. at the point of a pun until they repaired 1 ' tneir own automobile and then made their -'etaway.

LAFAYETTE That her husband- " 4 o-.r-a..... asked her to steal a diamond ring ! Th report char-red that the presthey f iw on a dres.-er at the home of J ent hoard ,,f poor superintendents

a neighbor was the divorce com - plaint of .r. s. Doris Hell. RRAZIL Their first ride in an airplane was taken recently by Warren D. Wolfe, JH, retired farmer, and his wife, 7 8. LED ANON Outrageous c o a i prices and profiteering were denounced by J. W. Pinnell. local dealer who refused to ray tix dollars at the mine. UNION CITY Diphtheria Is reported by Wapakoneta sportsmen to have caused death of many rabbits this fall. COLUMBUS The St. Johns lodgo No. 20, Masons, the oldest fraternal order In Bartholomew county, was formed 100 years ago. MARION Audrey Call. 16, of Marion, won the young peoples' violin contest at the national music festival held at Huff. EVANSAIL"LE Heaviest registration In tho history of Vanderburg county for fall elections was announced hero today. Between fortyfie and fifty thousand voters registered. Otvosso Police Named In False Arrest Suit OWOSSO. Mich., Oct. 10 Three present members of the Oavosso police department and a fourth man who resigned last week are named defendant In a suit for $5,000 stated Saturday by ITarl II. Palmer, local coal dealer. Ho alleges assiialt and battery, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution. The defendants aro Tatrolmen Charles Parker, Patrick Gorman. Ambrose King and George Turner, who until Friday was a ratrolman. Palmer charges he was arrested and locked up all night, on a charge of being drunk. The next mornln-r court records ohow, Turner figned a complaint charging him with being drunk and then Justice B. S. Day discharged him because of lack of evidence. Falmer says h had not had a drink of liquor for five years. That a man can reason la no sign that he i reasonable. Many an unreasonable man can arrue with great acutenes. CORNS Lift Off with Fincers Doesn't hurt a bltl Drop a little "Ireezone" on an aching corn, instantly that corn 6tcps hurting, then shortly you lift It right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggtst sells a tiny bottle of "Freizone" for a few cents, fruftaelent to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between th toes, and the calluse--, without sorene.1? or Irritation. Adv. rrro?? "v j r Formerly WARD & LEWIS J i American Opossum Coat 40 inch length, worth $150.00. special atS105.00

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'iipervi-or. to Report on Care of County's Poor Two Men Sinn Petition. At INA V, Mich., o. t. 1'"'. The . al'-i;-j poor ronJ:t;ons tu 1 to have I x.c-f d in t'l nian.t moment of the ' purity poor far::i w-re aire I to the vjpe.-vSor. at t!i- .p..-nin meeting the ortnhor .c-ssiop.. Monday, in Petition si-rn.-d )y John V:!!;am M;.r. They Lash anJi v ere nut! :.':r.b--!"s of tho boirI ef. Mipcrvisit i:.vt:L-at.r:ir cem:i:;tte.-. lait ht-y attended ry li-aiir. of the ne.c i to- and s.ir. mitte-1 a b''iiKh.y j)-ti:in:i in which :t was alle?el 'that t he Iii ma X- s 1 r.ough to eat and ;a e that not haJ Ii a e ' - 11"' ' air.ov .moo-o, xnf jas: s-uper-t interment, wore to blame for the conlitior.s. Th- petition was referred to the investigating committee, which is expected to bring in its report at the meeting. Tbsda. There was cor. si. , .-able speculation among members of the boar! as to whether the report would "white-wash" the conditions or whether it would j,-o sled lenct'i. Talk 7r a la-.

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It or :;. r 'rir.trr. wouM I" ive tic way resignation o ' " 'i.inv '.vniiifl s r. i " a ' : taken .t up :v i 1 V. O or' t.'iin o:;o r repl'i -ed that a woman 1-e by app:.rtrr.'!:t. T;: trrm member cf th jT.-.-r. t l'ar! I'r Herri:, expire?; th:- ycir '-r. 1 entire board is to be r-p' o i te lr.r. thro-jirh volutit try rtion or ou-ter pror !;:: bv th board of .-.:; erv. ! fr f a ' Fights Utility Order CHAM) RAPIDS. Mb h.. O t !' City Atty. (Pnson T,.c.;t !;as remonstrated a;:ainst t1." .;y oo;nmissicn's .-erv c lamiT:. re :nmer.dation thit the ra e-; ..- n of h Irin; Former Service I'..-, , ;,n- p,- . d ; J. Wacner for corsultatioa work in .o ,,..):. , p'.itdic utility riatters. p.. p.a e,i in the hands of C.ty Mar.a-.er Fr. 1 II. Locke. The attorney, who learned of the action Monday upon h return from a vacation said pointedly lie was oppos. 7 to the rc-oini-nr a t ion Sasinaiv P. M. P. Bridge To Be Rebuilt, Report SAGINAW Oct 10 That thf Pere Marquette railroad intend o proCecil at once vi'h the liu.Mlvg new bridge across the SM-n;iVi ri v-

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