South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 333, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 November 1922 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Indiana and Michigan News

frr-m Crar.stcn. III., this evening to

fpcr.J the remainder

the week

! with h!3 parent?. Mr. and Mrs. F. ! V cd. At the card party siren at Moore ; hall last ove-nlnjr by Mocseheart I.'ciT. the hlsrh scores were won by i v:::am Snoop ar.d Mm. II. 11. te Jnni The low cores w-re won by j rutp Henrv. S'.. an 1 A. S'jt-

DßEGIN SEARCH FOR REDS ESCAPIH6 IN MICHIGAN ROUNDUP

ELKHART NEWS

I;LKI1A!'.T. Nov. :c. rran!: j !;u-"r, CS yean; of a,-r-. rm f , f Mr. i.r.d Mrs. Charit Shaver, living two j rrds r-rth of the city, lost Iiis ri?r.t

iarrn thi rr.ornir. at 10:30 o'ol . k ! .vhn it va cau.it n a crrn p.ared-

Authorities to CCk )1 AIIeg'Hp ur on the farm rf Melvin 5-anfonl.

'CASS CO. CIRCUIT

OPENS INRUSH,;

Manv

NILES

Woih for Trial al St. JorCpll.

r") mSI'-fl north

the r;tyt a

r r..I

Cases on Criminal

Docket Set for Hearing lv Judge Des Voigne.

i lorn ! be -v.

eff fcrjr Inches above the e!

CASHOI'OLIS.

iir.ct ca.-o

st Josirrn.

atiti.e.:

h.,

fs thro-u-hr-U t.a

Try ? a!-l in thr a;;.r. hf-r.-slcn of ö 1 .'.'.'.sl i'rates t' th open-air '.:nu:i:.t --.r.vrr.tb'-n !n;crn i-tf-.-l whtn Ii'-rir.'.'! r.. n r.r. l febral

ifer.t.i arre:-i--il 13 for violation of j

A m o r. the 11 who arc declarei! t " ii-iVo (x.npr.J whrn th convention in th" Mi-:hi:an v,-oo.; was rai.Jr-1 ur- a'.-- rt -1 to ho I I'astr St-.V:'-, fä'.a lt'-vs I'.l M'-r of i: iti rr.:r:c:'- lb vi- Krsr.M?!::, Ar-r..-!j L'-'-ur.?';;, . !M::;.r "w. :;., Max Ttf i! ov.t, (.'barb-; ib-imh'-in. Krum- . n i i: th '': . ountv jail for viol iti"n f th? IIKnr: -.Iltion I trv.

j Mr. Shaver tva.i r-s!3t!r. Mr. S.anj for i la 1.1s work, no wa-i also h.s !rothT, Ijouii Shaver. TI:o latter

tv.o w er 5 rlo'.n t.:o carriirig ar.i ho v.as flolnr' tho fccdlnk; Ixul3 shove '1 h!s hanl into thj rollers to lUlols an tar when h!"? com-j panlor.s faw him dnwn into the cpcr.ine:. The thrc-'lder o-oul-l no: j a HtoppeJ quickly enough to pr- ! vent an accident, an-1 thf; arm was torn off. The Charles WalU-y am- ; balance and Dr. I. T. Kuhn were summoned, and thA victim w;-s hur-.

! ri"d to tho Hlkhart Oeiicral h'-,

Mich.. Nov.

a n-: i.im .a.-. tu I"? irj.a in mi November t'ini of circuit court will

l - that vi IZ. Is. lie

NIL.F:s. Mich.. Nov. 2 : . "The j

Lattice Window" ;raa the fubjtct on!

which Harry T. Kichere. patnr of

rristvtorian church n.dircr.-C'1 ;

the Exchange club at their weekly, luncheon today in an effort to c:v.phasize -he responsibility of t!v corn-! munity to a bey. A committee was; named to secure a speaker who will j .P'-ak on the subject of educational mattem In observance of education al week. Dec. 2 to iK I Mr. ani Mrs. William Hann.!

ei. c.iarea n.i . , ... .,4

?'.v.nd!ln:r a Ca. county farmer out.:..1 . ...t -1

of 20,00 0 throtigh talo of fako totk. I'lea of g-'-iilty f i t entered by defendant wz. changed later to not Suilty. Judee Des Vo!znc3 set Dec.

res! dir. 5 west of Nile?, .are parents! of a daughter. ; The ITmnvanuei Missionary collo-oi

I .s entertaining newspapermen of the

t: re-.rz v." 11 a 5

: n.tal. I Io is r.ov,

j poslle there'

H. T. I'avro. in charge of til.

iitv : 1 K.'if

:t:.i:i that .' aroli wap to b

in K'.khart for raising

cam-fur.fl--

lirooks trora me

th-' allege 1 mis.int; s r..a 1 here r.t the nr

I ilnr.-.' T.t p ;. Ji:r-':: htM fr tho 1 : 'i 1 j L. -. 1 l:i th r ti r-. who wro or-

r'd to apff ar Ja:.. 1'. f(,-r tria!.

i r.-: Mi;.- w.i , ;;;ven ur. .11 jan. - io

!1 u bill of frjrtJ'V.i'lar.-, when, al.-'o. I i'.if,'" White will rub- en a motion d- f'-rv-e for ' p. .r;.te trial.-1. 1 Ifty-oriv ScMlcllt. IT - At'y Char1.--. W. Gore, of i'.- rri' :: o-jnty. an ! A.-s't Atfy-Cen . I. :ni!h, 1-tnsiar, wer-' xe-

or.ibl? frr

the..-. w.:i I." v r:j:v.t ir. ec miction .'.h -.- c:jso. At t;;'- :.rn:;-:,ni":.t the dc-f--:.d.-.r.t.'i b--.l bv William Z. i'orter. iV-.e l I--iob r of th vi;-j . om-:.iUr.i.-pleade.l no' guilty. lo-tcr va- n r. o o 1 1 i : i j u n ; t a t . v when q'ie-3-i'.-r.e 1 a." to t'-.e l-f(-r. -;.' plan-1. Matthat "it wll! all ronio out in th.v tr;:.:." Defense Att'y W s.-c -liu. however. r.T.tenb.vi that ti:: arrest of tn 'TT.T.ui.ists violaf il th riiiti oT l.- .e M;erh aa l 1 a e a s?v:ablac.

Cuns'd.-rabb. ditfcul-y is .xpecUdlG. O. P. STATE SOLONS

to be ra t by t!u- f-archers for tl;c x..i-in? alle-, d deJe-ates, it : b'lievd the persons sousrlit have hvatl'.T-'.d to ariou.i pjit.j of the i Oiir.tr;. Mr:;. Stoke, who was rfcntly pardor'-d from Ix-avenworth, has brerj reported to be in Mexico.

Dowaiae. Although Mrs. Storic b: at present ill in a Kalamazoo hopit il, it is believed that the date set will Kivo. the defendant fcumcler.t time to recover. Th cas-? of Milton Ornenheirn.

1 rrominent business man of Dowa-

charged with violation of the

xor law, will bo postponed until

term. .ludpe Des Volcncs

grar.tinu' the reque.-t mailoty his .attorney, T. K. Cavanaush, who pbal that b.e could not obtain wit-

MURDERER DIE IN CHAIR j t; IXDIANAI'OLTS. Ind.. Nor-. 2?. a jury clisasrrred. Mrs. Amazona D. Montgomery, fo.-j Tho culmination of an embezzlotho murder of whoso hufeband, Den.Ilarnt cnarff.; against Krr.et StanUrooks, will bo executed at state rirJ former ca.-hier at tho Jone5? prison Friday, protested to Gov. Mc- Haul:, will also b postponed per. 1-

today against any orpamzo . irrr an appcrii tf) the Supreme court

from his conviction here. Three alleged violators of the

4 ff.r t if. lltn r.f tV-.la fril 1

Atty. Thomas K. Cavar.ansh f l" Josht r:l:e th!s V "?rv ! agreed to tho date of Dec. 11 asked t V01 a which t:me the cohegea, by Pros. Asa K. Uayden for the bu;Vn3 p f,ns h4? "f0"" . ,M ! appearance and trial of Maud Cush- N!Ics H open .t.:o bavt la.l irxx- Storie. rharej wjth poisoning fe'n rexi Triday - eve-ning when (

5..,. lTiien,! n,., r....-,., wponc win cemo r.tre i; a, b i.-v.

4 1 U.. i.'oii'i. VitlUU '1 . IU -

for tho Near Hist Kt-lit-f, reported . iac today that the citizens had pledge 1 ! pj to dato M.2SJ.02. The amount oJjr-"4X."

51,r,l0.03 lias been palo. WIDOW WANTS TO SEE

d !

o :

Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. D. Klaer a

s-ar.s left todav for Iattsburff

sp-nd Thankwivltii,'. Mr. and Mr?. II. II. Helraan and dauRhtor will leave tomorrow for St. Iouis. Mo., to spond Thanksgiving and the remainder of tho week with Mr. Ileiman's parents. Mrs. George W. boano, St. Jos-eph av.. Is in Chicapo to spend Thankspriving with her daughter. Mrs. John t. Sweet. ' Mrs. IM. Iteinharr of Detroit is In tho city. Dr. Norton J. Y.'cod will arrive

Standard Oil Pipe Line Go's In the recent activities nd big profit tntklnf era for the majority of re-carHtalhed and erra todc dütributed conpardei cf the Standard Oil jroup, the pipe line aubsidiariea uxre releiated. Their enormoii eiralr.gi and huge curpluse are .now tuficiently aasertiTe as to command marked attention by the investor. Our apedalreTlev,fat prepared, rucd'.ctly poinn out the extra ordinary metiu of these cciRfaniea. AtV for S. B. t L'L'WlNKELMAN 8 0. Stock tfnd fionii 309 So. La Salle Sr-, Chicane Tj.t WalMk 704d-l-M ItATS OmCZ, 4, t no AD ST.. VEw PJ( Dtict fn't H'rr t BrrrviK Cc tad all Macl Mtria

r.our. It c f rehmr r.s wre fervid ly the ccn:mlt:ee in charge.

R. V.. Oar.Tf. Mi in : ). adv.

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It Is Worth Your While to Know the Iru

Consult DR. Kt

THE WELL KNOWN SPECIALIST

MIND WkTi

a rrllah!

n i:.vn i dealing with

0 v ii . ' i t I ' honestly, i -.1 n .t pr-v Stive 1:ar;. -.s Is -.v l: it

1 : ,

you are dfa'.'.n v.-;th me. y.vj

hed SOCIALIST wao , 1 or.- who w.:; d '.:h

n b.e cm t:!

v v. ant I v.

Gi t c rm.i :'.o;..-t : , v.ar fr.m men

Pile

oth- r p?. ar.s w.tr.eut r r

r. rr .t cur. I 'i-tula, cri(Vceh rnl.irgxl Veins

I nm parti m'.ar'.y hive ber n tr' at' -1 beneficial r-su'.t Ittipturr. Hernia

cur- I . v..W' v.'.y. Ki.lnoj. IU.ublir and Kheuniatio Troubl. The .'1st aw'"-s ar an 1 :r i I.!v y;e

an 1 car'. Arut ami ("lironir Venrrcal Iic.i-e ir Illnl Inff"tinis

r.z any

a t.-

reive daily

possible titi'.bad ti seriou showing t-vt-ry ta health.. M erat- ci:a "a: frki'.t'ul special ufJord to piy. If y.ui ar time and r.'on no path:

GLAD AND

attr r.; Ti

far i. i

r.p.:c. rir.g

.in 1 a re ' ll.-e;'.v

-caf

r:a "i i'.ev. t ly rur-d ! t aJI- .v a f run ;

I f '.:r. !y want tart 'i .in i w. rr.an t!. it I i ;

i- to tea h ra"n and wo win re t cm grt ti'.- ': cat f-r am cu r.t "f

1 I 1'

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in need of skilled .-rvl'--s r " " lay X?w

-y and GUT WI1LL. NTS CHAHGllD MOR11 THAN WHAT III) :s wiiJ.iNG to day. call mi: ritui: cui;.

Sl'LTATION AND ADVICC. HOI KS . A. M. TO N I. M. SUNDAYS 0 DIt KI.Ml' 111 VIT WASHINGTON A Ib. sOI Til

. M. TO 12 L IUIVJ). IM.

CORNS

efforts to f-avo Drooks irora

electric chair.

While tho governor mado no an- j;,,

nouncement relative to tne corner-, sentences

er.ee, it was understood, he will not cr.ri5l.--ts

Interfere with the execution and probably will sor.(l libs othtial word for carrying out the court order within tho next 2 4 hours. Mrs. Montgomery, dressed In a long black coat, apparently trie;! to dodge newspapermen and refused to comment on hor vidt.

pleaded guilty yesterday, wfre deferred. The trio

of Matis DIue. Asa Tord

Lift Off with Fingers 'm

and Lrnet Coplln. j

Las-mer I-mir.iski, ar.d Abraham Manto.-ky plead not guilty of the

ehargo of assault and battery1 brought against them by Deputy J Game Warden Edward Lamb. ; So passed the first morning of tho j November Circuit court session yes-! terdav. '

PICK STRAWBERRIES AM) ROSES IN WARSAW WARSAW. Ind.. Nov. 2S. J. D.

Watson. Warsaw druggi:;t, today

picked roses from a vine in the yard near his homo, one block from the county building here. At the fame time Mrs. John WogJj'oman, reading in WM Warsaw, plckfd a pint of lupous strawberries from vine.-, in her g-arden.

MAY MEET NEXT WEEK RETURNS INDICTMENT

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind . Nov. LS I AGAINST WOMAN EOR

MURDER OF HUSBAND

Republican members of tho state) senate may be called to Indianapolis j

for a conference i-omotimo ne: week. Lieut. -Gov. 11. L Draneh, o Martinsville, announced today.

1 lit) llll-.ULiUl'.UU l.t, iVJ.ilV"- -L . .

t i.r.. Mr M.rrb i -Hiictment again

in:s .iTi:ii long illniiss. MLNTONi;. Ind., Nov. 2S. Following a long illness w th Bright's Uiiise, William V. Howen. 4 4, dif-il at his home here. A sister, Mr. Moo Strit-Vbir. ."4 resides in South I tend.

and Joseph M. Cr".en3 of Madison

and Walter S. Chambers of

Castle, both members of the senate, regarding Democratic committee assignments for the coming session of the legislature. . It was Intimated that Democratic members of the senate may be called for a conference with the lieutenant-governor following the Republican conference.

-MUNCH-:. Ind.. Nov. 2S. The Del-

c!'ivari- county grand jury, after an

Investigation lasting only a few

this afternoon returned ani

indictment against Mrs. Blanche I

her with the

murder of her husband, Clement

August.

j Mrs. Hütts, who has been In jail j

i since tne aeatn of nor nusoand a

wt-ek after tho shooting, declared the act was in self defense.

111: t to l-i ft-

KOSCIUSKO PROSECUTOR IS FOUND DEAD IN HED

Will Take Off

All Excess Fall

I-i t..j kn-w th..t tl.ere U

tUat iniiy u-d s.ifIy und v:vtly by

.r,iy '.n.in -r w-u;in wn. i i Jing i:i.ii;ir. :' y i:li? 'I Iuto i- : fiTid !t i : .;h r t.'i.ii, t!.-" fntd. t l'-'Tia n th : w f.r.ii. as M:ir:a d i Ir - ri;-t !t. l;iwwa n M-irr..d i I'r -.-ri: ' i a Tn!d.-t . Yvi ein JI i - r red n t .idlly ;.r. ' avtly v '-lti-as: g"l::g tbr..';:a ! r.g i f : i .-. '.ii.- !(-' 1 s!;irvatau diet. Mir:. - ii It..':';:;-'.! T.iM, -. ar. k.d.i 5 v

WARSAW, Ind.. Nov. 28. -Henry, 1 . . . . , . a i . . . .

ko ounty, wa.? found dead in bed tarly tody. He retired in his usua.1

I good hea.lt li last night. ! Ife iy survived by three children. I Atty. Uzra GraMni of Warsaw. Rev.

Cor-k Graliam of Mum 'e and Miss

i nimpTe. ham died three months ago.

CIVIL WAR VITT DHU) WARSAW, Ind., Nov. US. Henry W. Graham. 7t years old, a Civil War veteran and prosecuting attorney of Kosciusko co'inty, was found dead in bed at his homo hero early today. Mr. Graham's death

apparently was due to heart dis-

iso. Ho is survived by lour chil

dren.

V. It. Cleaners,

Main 7i?. adv. r:2tf.

Doesn't hurt a cit! Drop a llttlo "Freezono" on an aching corn, instantly that corn ctops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist Foils a tiny bottle of "Freezone"' for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between tho toes, and the calluses, without Foreness or irritation. Adv.

rr.; tt.o v.vild over at d d-

f 'r a r.ie, s r .! m 5 theri f.-o-.a t.L- ?.T.ir;r.d.i ;,.., H'ood-

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A I" TO KILLS M.VN INDIANAI'OLIS. Ind.. Nov. 1'?. (Uy I. N. S.) Oscar V. Russell. 4 2. ridir.i; a bicycle to work early today, was struck by an .-.iitomi' lo traveling at a f.ijt rate n speed an.l hurii-vl

!-5 ft et under a passing st:.et i.ir ! Te.it'i wa instantaneous. Lagi-ne

All.md. r. 3i. di-ivr .f tho automobil', v.-a-; arretted c-n a Imrgo of ";ni'auc!it.T.

Tliel

faer Mm llup

89s

QUALlTr and PURITY Boston Brown Bread, the pound flvU

Danish Butter Cake?,

each V4F

Yankee .Apple Cake, extra large cut

Fruit Buns, special tor Thanksgiving, I!!f& the dozen TfwIJ Take home tin assortment of Delicious Almond Pastries, filled with Chocolate, Mocha or Butter "flf&Ä Cream, each BlJy Whipped Cream Puffs, each n3lß !- . p!c and Oriental Angel Food Cake, i ! . c Marshmallow Roll, with Pecans, e ( h Ln$ J utci.io Nut Tarts. ßJÄ ach UÜÖ FOR THE HOLIDAYS To avoid disappointment, place your orders early for Plum Pudding, the a pound UUG Our Rum Flavored Fruit Cake, the A pound vvU We make a Special Rum Sauce for Your EQn Plum Pudding, the pint jjißif Phone Your Orders Early, Main 5000 Prompt and Courteous Attention, Our Slogan

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530 E. LaSalle Ave. 815 S. Michigan St.

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Specials for Wed., Et'ov. 20th

SUGAR Fine Granulated, 10 pounds

69 0

ELLO Assorted Flavors, 3 packages . . .

WALNUTS Soft Shelled,

pi oer pound

FANCY MIXED NUTSper pound

PLUM PUDDING, R. & R.

Small Large

COFFEE Chicago Blend,

f S3 per pound

:0l RAISINS Seeded or Seedless,

Iii

2 oer pacKage

CORN Honey Sweet,

M No. 2 can

4 cac T l :j ci

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rUMPKIN ro. 2 can . . .

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29c A 53c H p joOo J 4 i 10j:l lOo j i 4. 3 1gll lOoil

MINCE MEAT None Such, cer package . . .

m CLUSTER RAISINS

per package

15s

FANCY BULK FIGS per pound . . . .

46c

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j MARMALADE ORANGEj 1 pound jar .

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