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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Ad
Space Doubles
in NepS- Times

Two full pages of classified ad-
vertisements.
That IS the record for this morn
ing's issue Of The News-Times, and
is exclusive Of the Mishawaka col
umns II represents a gain of ap-
proximately 100 per cent in classi-
fed advertising within the past two
months.
The morning and evening News
Times classified columns have in
creased approximately fifty per cent
in the same length Of time.
The department cites one illuStTa-
tion of the power Of a want ad. The
Franklin Motor Car Co, had a num-
Der of used cars on hand. An ad
was inserted 10 run six days At
the end OF that time the company
reported every car on hand sold.
A family lost the pet dog on
Thursday night A want ad in Fri
day mornings paper brought the pup
back that same day Another family
had a dog TO give away. A want ad
brought hun dreds Of calls but in the
meantime the dog had run away.
Even he had read the columns
In today's issue one firm has taken
a full column Of space for classified
announcements. II is the Brown
Motor Supply Co, and they are the
first 70 advertise on so great scale
in the want columns.
Herbert Y. Klink is classified ad-
vertising manager. The telephone
number is Main 200.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

about it. At last, after many dread
full imaginings, / could endure il no
longer, and went down stairs 70 do
a little investigating on ny own ac-
count.
There was no one in the living
room. The picture book lay where
it had fallen.
But from the cellar came the
low hum of the motor of the cleo
trio ironing machine. I went down
there two jumps at a time.
Standing on a chair before the
machine was the future scientist.
He had discovered that when you
turned the button the machine
went. And he was about 10 make
cat, which he had reCaptured could
increasing results.
Kitty make wug," he said. look
ing up ct me happily. and trying to
poke the frantic creature between
the roller and the iron.
stopped the machine. and eX-
planned 10 him that il would be i'm
possible 10 make anything but a
very messy rug out of q live kit
ten, and that messy rugs were of
no value at all TO nice clearly
people.
I don't know whether he took my
word for this or not. His mother
came then and got him.
4 hope he amused himself while
he was here" she said.
Yes" I replied. "he amused him
self without any help at ALL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
BOOK AUTO DRIVER
FOR MTOXICATION
AFTER BIC CRASH

John Muntzn, f2s s. Scott Pete
Shicko and George Larklyn. OF 1I05
;. Franklin st. were arrested az 8
o'clock Saturday afternoon on a
charge OF driving an automobile while
intoxicated when Muntzn. who was
driving. crashed into a sample street
but at Sample and chaplin SITS The
men were also booked on a charge
OF stealing an automobile trie of a
car belonging 10 Elmer Couffman.
r. y. No 3.
Muntzn was driving his car reck-
lessly. according to witnesses and in
attempting 10 make the turn at
Chaplin drove directly into the sam
pie street bus. The automobile was
slightly damaged but no one was
hurt The police were notified when
IL was discovered that the occupants
OF the machine were intoxicated and
Officer Diver made the arrest. Couff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
PIG CLUB AIDS
COUNTY HOGS
Many Breeders of Pure-Bred
Stock in Clay
County.

Four years ago there were not
more than 10 or j. breeders Of
pure-bred hogs i'm Clay county. and
most Of these men had animals OF
only fair rating. Today there are
more than 25O breeders of pure
breds in the county representing
some of the best bloodIiues I'M the
biz type Poland China breed. The
wonderful development has been
due 90 the starring of boys and
girls pig club work there four
years ago.
r. e. Grubb, then vocational
feeding club. one of its members.
sam Evans, won the county and
then the state contest. This inter-
ested the local people and the
Brazil banks got behind am endless
chain pig breeding club This club
s. stlu I'm operation although the
endless chain idea has been given
up ass IL is no longer needed
The class OF stock throughout
the county is more mediocre as one
would expect where the breed has
grown SO rapidly but the breed.uE
isl OF the very best and only the
most popular blood lines are
found" said County Agent Horace
j. Abbott The boys are required
20 keep the breeding up as we
specify and fin that way I do NOT
believe that 10 viii be allowed 90
run down The boys clubs them
selves own two OF the best sires in
this section and expect 90 purchase
third as soon as a suitable one can
be located
in the four wears. the BOYS and
r-f~f-' rlrh work has GROWN rnD1f1 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
DECLARES COUNTRY
RIDTCULES HARDING
CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONEl
mean nothing. deserves the conf
dence of the people. The times re-
Quire outrageous conviction and the
man who is not willing TO express
what is in his heart is certainly
lacking the qualities of executive
leadership. / repeat what I said in
my speech of acceptance. This is
no time for webbing That senti-
ment has possessed the heart Of
America
II feicitate the friends Of peace, ."
Gov. CoNs statement concluded The
new order i'm the world is assured.
IL has been "a great fight. not for the
democratic party but for humanity.
The jury has the evidence and it
calmly but happily awaits the hour
TO render the verdict"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Il it Happened to You, Wouldn't
You Say Height of Hard Luck "

To have your automobile beauti-
fully smashed by an unknown driv-
err. who. after gently boosting you
and your machine half way up on
the sidewalk keeps right on his way
leaving no clues. is about tough
luck enough for one evening. but
20 have yourself and buddie fall
sick from a triffe too much red
ticker" or coca cola" (take your
choice) and be unable 10 even get
out OF the doomed vehicle and then.
on top or thas, 10 have some inter-
ested resident rather than let you
die peacefully IN the ruins. call the
police, who. not knowing what else
10 do. ease you into a cell for the
night. is the heigh ~ all the luck
in the world. tripled and cubed.
At least that is the opinion Of
clyde Luce and George Ferguson
Of Elkhart, to whom all the above
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

mentioned hard luck fell in the
short space OF half an hour. Satur-
day evening IL seems that they
were driving along in the 1900 block
on Mishawaka av.. when the incon-
siderate driver overlook them and
started them sidewalkward and
eventually jailward without so
much as looking over his shoulder.
Whether the sudden stop or the
quick demand for clear thinking
was too much for Luce and Fergu-
son and made them sick or wheth-
or IL was just the righ. time for
that event, presuming there usual
" Is always time for il, is not
known At any rate a neighbor
seeing the plight OF the men, escort
ed the police 10 the scene, via the
telephone who in turn escorted
the hard luck champs 70 the peace
and quiet Of a cell for the night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
MEXICAN PRESIDENT
WILL RECOGNIZE ALL
DEBTS OF REPUBLIC

DALLAS. Texas, Oct. 16.-The
new Mexican government will rec
ognize all legal foreign debts of
Mexico and an legal rights of Mex
leans and foreigners in Mexico alike.
Gen. AlvarO Oregon, president-elect
~ the southern republic. who as
sumes office December /. told an
audience at the international ban
Quet here Saturday night. The ban
Quet was the main event of Gen.
Obregon's visit 10 the Texas state
fair and he and his personal suite
of nearly 100 were guests Of honor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
HELD UP BY COLORED
MEN SATURDAY NIGHT

John Dutmena, S34 S. Brookfield
ST.. was held up by two colored men
at $50 O'Clock Saturday evening
and robbed Of S12.75. According 10
his story he was walking on 5. Olive
ST.. near Sample when the two men
appeared. one Of them sticking a
revolver in his face and the other
relieving him Of his money.
He notified the police and de-
scribed the men as being Of medium
height, dressed i'm dark clothes. one
OF them wearing a hat and the other
a cap. The police were also notified
OF another man being held up at the
same Ilace a short time afterwards.
but could find no trace of either the
robbers or the victim.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
INVITE G O.P.
TO DEBATE ON
LEAGUE ISSUE
Chairman CRUDE Calls Atten.
ton TO $4,000 Prize
Contest.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
ments into decision 10 vote for
Harding instead OF Cox.
AS such notions are being taken
seriously let us put them TO the acid
test. The prO-League Independents
hereby offer "a prize Of $4,000 TO
WhomsocVer shall first prove 10 the
satisfaction of a qualified jury Of y
citizens the truth of these state
meuts, that is, 10 be specific, prove
that our soldiers could be sent
abroad by order OF tho eague to
fight IN "a foreign war without the
consent OF our congress and of our
representatives on the council Of the
League.
The conditions Of the prize are:
"G) That the essays in compe-
tion shall be received by US, either
by mail or by wire, at II K. Forty
first ST.. New York, on or before
oct. %.
-t2) That each member of the
jury of award be appointed joint
ly by Mr. White and Mr. Hays the
democratic and republican chairmen.
(but all 10 be republicans II desired
by Mr. Hays.
'(3) In case the jury is not
unanimous. half the prize may still
bee awarded provided a simple ma
JOrity of the jurOus or vote.
This prize is open 10 Sen. Hard
ing Sen. Johnson. Sen. Borah, Sen.
Lodge. Mr.. Harris or any other man,
woman or child OF the 105,0O0,0 900
people in United States"
This announcement was intended
for every newspaper IN the United
states and was given for distribu-
ton to the Associated Press, the
United Press and the international
News Service.
Each paper publishing IL has re-
quested 90 send 10 the Pro-League
independent II L. FOrty-Flrst St.,
marked copy or the 50 con-
tanning il SO that we may resOrt 10
the public now many papers Of each
party published or fail 20 publish
IT, says the Fisher announcement.
"A coyy is, also being sent TO
Chairman White and Hays with the
request that they VIII cooperate in
appointing the jury.
If Mr.. Hays admits that such
statements and notions are un-
proved. improbable. untrue. and alb
surd. he is respectfully asked TO
publicly so state and also TO public
~ state that he is requesting his
speakers. press bureaus. and repub-
Iican newspapers 10 cease making
such false statements.
If the public has been misled in
to confusing such notions with
something different. viii Mr.. Hays
or Sen. Harding be willing 10 state
precisely what. according TO them. is
the truth as distinguished from
what is admitted 10 the false so that
the alleged truth may be subjected
TO examination and analysis"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
TNDJ4N4 OPERATOR
ASKS GOODRICH TO
CARRY OUT THREAT

CCONTINUED FROM PAGE O->E.'
SembIance TO policy designated IN
the public be-damued.
BY the act OF the legislature we
are reduced 10 the necessity OF SUI
pine submission 20 what we oelleNt
an injustice, or seek redress JhIou5H
IN courts 10 establish our rights.
Operators Cooperate.
since YOU have been governor OF
Trdiana and the state institutions
have required fuel You nave never
asked in vain for the cooperation OF
Indiana coal operators 10 suppts
such demands. and only recently
geutIemen appointed oy 80
purchase coal for THESE e.e-.-'
r,ers given the hearty cooperation
" tbfs association at prices named
bv them. r-s{.,,.
e,,rf.-iD,v or have suffered rom
Ia. II fuel. excepting those Wl1o
o,.. r.ruy cannot on viii not use IN
dfara coal and make their parcieie-
- outside the state and their IN
,.-.,,,.eDierre now is the result Oh
other states inability TO deliver.
1--WE deny that just because lnose
peopIe are residents OF 1n1ldI4a'
maj We should desert our Ii-elloa
and business associates I'D ue-lol
sfares whose future business we
snail require when normal -o-4o--
tions are established.
Campaign OF Bluff.
..-,,,t. dis6ute having arisen Z
ID bave been more in keeping
- tbs RESPONSIBILITIES of your Of
g. ~ YOU had agreed 20 the courts
Of our land. .--...s
resorted no a campaign of publicity
consisting mostly OF bluff, buster
and abuse.
we are ameuable 90 the laws Of
our state and nation and respect
men when construed by people nav
ine authority TO cOustrue, but unJA
they are construed uy such people
We shall continue 10 contend against
SUCH usurpatiou Of authority.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
RAYLESS GOLDENROD
INJURIOUS TO COWS

Following investigations OF q
livestock ailment commonly known
rs "alkau disease or milk sick
ness" veterinarians of the county
found the rayleSs Coldenrod TO be
the probable cause. The week is
known bv botanists as IsOComa
wright and some cattleu-en call
il Jimmy weed" Due 70 the short
age % pastures many OF the milk
COWS have been induced 90 eat
large quantities Of the weeds and
become sick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
EX- COY RALSTON
SPEAKS THURSDAY
AT HIGH SCHOOL
Democrats Plan Busy Pro
gam For Coming Week.
Many Meetings.

Plans for a number 81 speeches
20 be- gwen in st. Joseph county.
which include au address III the
night b. EX-GOv Samuel EaIs-On.
nigh by Ex-Gov Samuc Ealston.
were completed Saturday oy the
democratic committee. a llls1-r
county meetings 80 well as s9suool
buildings meetings l1 the eily are
scheduled 1y the committee
The first 81 the school building
meetings viii Doe held Tuesday night
a. the Franklin and kaley schools.
Otis ROmlue and Roland O1cu-
chain, local attorneys, viii be- the
priuclpl. speakers 81 the Franklin
school while the services Of city
Judge Glmer have been secured
for The meeting 40 the Haley school
Two county meetings are also
scheduled FOR Tuesday night
smith tO speak.
Ralph ~ smith. Of LaPOrte. VIII
speag at the Link theater 40 Walk
erton Tuesday night Isaac Kane
Parks, Of Mislawaka. and j. L. hig-
gins .of Notrt Dame viii speak az
the Woodmau han a- Lydlck on
Tuesday night. Three school build
ing meetings ar, scheduled Tor
"wednesday night at the Studebak-
p. Drummord and Samuel Petten-
Sin. local attorneys VIII peak az
Tie meeting at the ColtaN school
while Dan PILE and l. j. Hammer
schmidt wills speak az the Elder
meeting. Antony a Wolfe. demo-
cratic candidate for state senator
Prof j. o. Planre. ~ Notre Dame,
will speak az the Sudebaker school
The League Of Nations along with
national and state issues VIII be
discussed by the speakers.
Ral.tOn Thursday.
The FIRST Of the big meetings for
the week will ba held THURSDAY
night when Samuel Ralston speaks
al the high school auditorium Mr..
RaTston has "A host Of frieE in this
citv and is assured of large repre-
sentation OF both political parties
when hc speaks here. The League
of Nations as well as state issues
viii bc the subject Of the address
delivered by Che former governor.
Congressman Andrew j. Hickey has
been secured by the republican com
mittee 20 address the women voters
in the high school auditorium
wednesday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

your misery You will laugh 90 see how
quickly your corn let's 60 ITS grip, how
IL curls right up and dies So YOU can
lift 10 of with your fingers. It's folly
and nonsense 20 pare and trim a corn
trying 20 ease its pain when "Gets-It'
vii rid YOU Of il entirely.
'GetsIt' is sold al al drug stores and
costs but a trifle Your money back on
request. Md. by L. Lawrence e. Co,
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Mc4DOO TALKS on
RAILROAD BILL TO
INDIANAPOLIS MEN

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
rcgressive measure of the most pro-
uounCed sort.
1T is through q unified system
alone that we shall finally secure
adequate railroad facilities and eff
Cicnt service at minimum cost There
is and always viii be inherent waste
and, inefiCiency i'm railroad opera
ton SO long as independent COM
panies are engaged I'm competition
with each other"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
BIG HOME MADE LUNCHEON.

Women q Wausaukee. WIS eX-
pect 90 serve the biggest home
made luncheon on record on Octo-
Der 70 the day Marinette county
celebrates the feat Of clearing $4,000
acres Of land for a worlds record
joe q single year. Wausaukee has
an Italian cheese factory. ha-
kerry with a statewide reputation
and a big dill pickle station. Mari
ue--e county being one Of the big
dairy counties Of the state. The
women Of the village are going 90
serve the visitors with Wausaukee-
made cheese sandwiches and dill
pickles There was a time ia Wis
consin when this luncheon would
have an inevitable accompaniment
but that day is gone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
SELL BUSINESS.

NILES. Mich, Oct. 16.-The Niles
wholesale Bread Co, who occupy
portion Of the Woodford garage
building i'm y. Fornt St. have sold
out 70 Justin II. Albers. who has
been connected with the Albers
bakers az Michigan City for the
last two years. Mr.. Albers viii
take possession Of the Niles Whole
sale Bread CO. plant next Monday
and will engage in retail as well as
Wholesale trade.
L. F. Jalbert head Of the Niles
Wholesale Bread company, expects
10 leave soon for oklahoma, where
he has oil interests
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
CLASSIFICATION "a

In the classified ad section
of today's News Times there
is a complete, carefully in
dexed catalog of the best
available houses for sale in
South Bend and vicinity. 1t
was prepared for you. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rent Payer-not for
your neighbor. Just follow
ing Classification "a under
Classified Display you will
also find more good bargains
in South Bend homes which
you can possess at a very
small outlay of money.
Today is a good time to
talk over plans for the future.
You know there is no posi-
bility of lower prices on
houses. with building costs in
labor and material so much
higher now. The few houses
being built today will sell for
much more than the houses
that were built before the war.
And you know that there is
every probability of another
rent raise before spring.
DECIDE TO-DAY TO OWN
a HOME.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
ENTERTAIN WITH M

Mrs. James Wilson. Park as. enc
tertained informally Saturday after
noon with tea IN honor or h.r
Guests Mrs. James NcCrory ann.
Mrs Robert Grail OF Charleston II. .
Baskets OF gladiolas were effective
Is used as decorations in the hon.
The hostess was assisted hE AI.-
Floronme Forster and A'.ss Ella
Learn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
PLAN OLD FASHIONED
JUBILEE FOR CHURCH
50 DO &c - imes

special 10 ne News INES
NILES, Mich, oct. 16.-St Agnes
guild Of Trinity church, Of which
Mrs. Walter Parkin is president. is
formulating plans for an old fash
toned county fair and harvest jubi-
lee. 10 De held on the second floor
OF Fridays garage on oct. IS, -
and so for the purpose OF raising
funds 20 help build q community
house on the Trinity Episcopal
church grounds in the near future.
The cooperation OF the Chamb
Of Commerce has been requested
and the secretary, Mr. Pammcl, Is in
communication with Prof. Drummer
OF Mishawaka in an effort 10 engage
him for balloon ascensiOns on each
day during the fair.
Il Is proposed 70 have exhibits
from farms and factories alike in
an attempt 20 show that Niles is
prosperous a5riculturaly and COM
mercially. Specimans Of haudiwOrk
Of all kinds will be eagerly vel
coined.
Two years ago -. Agnes guild
started "a movement 90 raise $4,000
with which 70 build a brick com
munity house for Trinity Ep.scOpdI
church. and they already have q
good start toward the goal II IS
hoped that he remainder Of the
fund may be raised by this fair.
Instructive chivalry Is what makes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Life is full Of jolts for the girl
who expects her flowers 10 look like
those in the seed-ca talogues, a man
10 make love like the heroes in the
movies. a servant 70 be as respect
ful and efficient as those paragOns
on the stage. and a husband TO be as
interesting and romantic as he was
during cOurtship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
EXPECT CARUSO JEWELS
BACK; THIEF Is NABBED
1coNrINUED FROM PAGE ONEl

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl
T0~ so. 600 cash" The true value
II the gems, he IS said 10 nave de-
,lared, was much more.
Concealed In a pOrters room over
head. watchful sleuths listened ia
On the conversation.
TobaCk was apprehended just as
he was about 90 leave the Foilon
sisters flat Indignantly protesting
AGAINST the outrage Of his deten-
tisn he was led into the room where
the debating machines were con-
cealed. one under "a bed and The
other behind a PORTER. Here he was
forced 10 open sample case he was
carrying. disclosing collection OF
womeu's scalshln coats. He said that
besides Jewels. he had hoped To sell
one or both 0f the sisters a sable
coat tor $4,000. He admitted haF-
ing made his proposition more 'al-
turing ~ claiming the skins were
smuggled into the country.
seek Reward
The Poill0u sisters told Detective
porter that after being approached
Oy Toback some weeks ago. they
consulted the firm which insured
the Carus0 gems inqurirE as 60
what reward was offered for their
return. They were referred 20 the
police
Accordir- 20 the account given by
detectives after Toback WAS arrest
ID the prisoner told the women that
the Jewels were in Baltimore and
thar thcv would have Go so there
10 see or get possession ot them. t.
was 20 arrange final plans for
Vited T6b7ck 90 their home tonight
trip 90 Baltimore that the sisters .u-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

man stated that the tire was taken
from his machine whcr De parked
and left it for a short time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
FOR CORNS
LITTLE OR
BIG USE
"GETS-IT"
Stops Corn Pain Instantly and Re
moves Them Completely.

Whether your pet Is on top or be
tween the toes. no matter how big or
how small or how tender" three drops
OF Gets II" will life YOU right out uf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Instructive chivalry is what makes
a man say that n failed 10 win"
woman, when he really means
that he succeeded IN losing her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Before. had been pleased with
silence below stairs. Now as u be-
came prolonged. 1 began 10 worry
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-25
VALLEY CITY

Mrs. Harley Klooz died Tuesday
night after a short illness.
Mrs. Arthur Babb and son Harry,
of Detroit Mich, are visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Platz.
The young people of the Lutheran
church will give play at the town
hall on next Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Mr.. Clarence Mumford of Hinck-
ley and Miss Dollie Phundstein We're
married last Wednesday at the Cath
olic church, also Mr.. Henry Huttin-
ger and Miss Mary Weigel, both of
Valley City were married last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Louis Rahrig of Liverpool and
Miss Carrie Haumesser of Erhart,
were married today, the wedding cere-
mony being performed by Rev. Kitter
at the Catholic church.
Arthur w. Giruke and wife of
Cleveland spent several days at his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Gruke's
this week.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-25
POE

The Children's Day program will
be given at 10 o'clock at the church
Sunday morning. Miss Salena Por-
ter has control of the exercises and
a fine hour is expected.
The S. S. picnic was. held at the
Lake on Wednesday of this week.
The ladies of the church met with
Mrs. Porter on Friday to finish the
quilting which was begun some time
ago.
The Paradise Road Threshers Club
met Monday night to begin prepara-
tions for the summers work.
|. S. Hoddinott returned home from
Hiram college on Thursday and left
Monday for employment with the
White Auto Co., of Cleveland.
Alvin Rickard has returned from
Ann Arbor where he has completed
his first year at college.
Harry Good and wife are moving
onto Bean street again.
Mr.. Cox and Embury are working
for Mr.. Waters in Medina at Their
trade.