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The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

instead he gave two quarts of milk
to everyone of the 1900 voters in his
district. Kelly brought the milk from
Brooklyn in a truck in which rode ten
picked men of the Jimmy Kelly Social
Club. A number of the strikers in
~tercepted the truck. Kelly's friends
got down from the truck and reasoned
with them. The police pried them
apart with night sticks and the truck
went on its way.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23
Safety First

Some Of the movie houses are show
ing a diagram of the floors Of the
exits, with the injunction to get fami-
liar with them. This is a timely pro
cedure. as there is no telling when a
fire or panic is going to crop out.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

Merry Christmas and a Happy-AIl-
the Year to everybody.
Woodstown, y Mo. 20, 1921. Ruth
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23
Tires
At the Following Low Prices:
Used but in very good condition

These prices will preTali VINE
stock lasts. Also some exceptional
BARGAINS in New Tires, New faorc,
as low as 1928. Cords 5000 miles
30x315. SIPS. Larger sizes proper
tionately low
Come in and look stock over
RELIABLE TIRE EXCHANGE
80 EAST MAIN STREET
The Golfer Old Stand
Tires repairs of all kinds at reason
able charges. -.
Agent for Miller Tires.
TURNER & ZALUSKE, Proprietors.
8-26-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
SAYS VOLSTEAD ACT
HAS ITS EFFECT ON
ANNUAL CELEBRATION
Fourth of July No Longer
Filled With Thrills-Booze
Shortage is Cause.
BY LOUIS LUDLOW.

WASHINGTON. June %. - The
Fourth OF July will not 90 of this
year with a bang as it did in the old
fashioned days when young and old
alike joined in gleeful pranks. fire.
crackers popped and there was. per-
chance, little hooch on the side.
The Nolstead act eliminated the
hooch feature Of the celebrated oc-
CasiOn. but lately there has been a
remarkable and perhaps significant
tendency 10 revive all OF the other
revelries OF a noisy Fourth. II has
been contended by the advocates Of
a restoration OF ancient customs that
IL is time the country should return
10 the traditions and practices OF the
fathers and that a few burnt fingers
here. there and yonder should not be
permitted 10 outweigh the good eff
fects that would come from reincul-
eating in the youth OF the land an
appreciation of the meaning Of the
Declaration OF Independence.
Recently the advocates OF an old
fashioned Fourth" have been direct
ing their attention to Pres't Harding
Some Of them have called in person
20 present their views Others have
written 10 him that the time has ar
rived in the after-war settlements
when the United states should get
back 70 fundamentals and that moth
ing would do the country more good
than 20 have a genuine. rip-roarins
Fourth OF July celebration OF the old
style.
The president however. declines
TO step on the gas and send the
country whirling through a swift and
hilarious Fourth. According 10 his
way Of thinking the safe and sane"
Fourth is a pretty gooSI institution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
STATE FINDS PATH
IS CLEAR TO ESTATE
Frances Lowry Withdraws
Claim to $4,000 Riches
of Goshen Man.
Snecial 10 10 News.Ti


GOSHEN. Ind. June 27.-The
last obstacle in the way Of the COM
mon school fund Of the state of In
diana getting full title 10 the SIS
600 estate left BY Alfred Lowry for
mer Goshen mayor who died two
years ago without known relatives
or a viii. was wiped out Monday
when the petition of Francis Lowry,
an aged resident Of Cadiz. Ind, who
insisted that he was a cousil OF
Lowry and sole heir 70 the estate.
was dismissed in circuit court here.
Two weeks ago Bernab Whit
Osborne of Bridgeport, near In
dianapofis, who had declared she
was Lowry's niece ard sole heir.
gave up the contest, her legal coun-
sci withdrawing when pressed by
the Indiana attorney general l.
was admitted that a prayer book on
which Mrs. Whitt-Osborne relied to
establish her birth and her relation
ship with Lowry was made 80 years
after II was said 70 have come into
existence and which was a fraud,
created for the purpose OF advanc-
ing therelattonship claim. It is now
definitely established that Lowry
died without relatives and the state
OF Indiana will get his wealth. More
than 100 persons in the United
states and Canada endeavored TO es-
tablish heirship 20 the Lowry es-
tate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
Attacks South

Contrasting the votes case in
Ohio congressional districts with the
votes polled in districts OF the far
south at the recent congressional
election. Rep. c. H. Tiukham Of
Massachusetts, is renewing his fight
for a reduction Of southern repre-
sentatives in congress as a punish
ment for disfranchising the negro.
Mr.. Tinkham. during the last few
days has sent 20 every republican
member of congress 4 comparison OF
lgures from the new congressional
directory. just issued, showing the
votes actually polled in southern
.CongT essionaI districts as rontraste6
with the votes polled l. northern Dis
riots. The figures are for the cleo
ton last November. IN the second
South Carolina district 6.,S5 votes
were rOlled as against 1854 in the
third Ohio. In IN. e.shth Mississippi
district. 6.232 votes were polled as
against 122.56O ir the 22rd Ohio an I
in the third Mississippi district 6.33S
votes were cast as compared wi 1
100. $50 in the seventh Oh-o.
las you know" adds Tinkham in
his letter 70 republican members.
the theory Of our government Is
that Of a union cf states. the essence
OF which is that each OF the states
shall have equal political power and
that a vote Of a citizen OF the United
States in one state shall be the equiv
alent OF a vote OF a citizen OF any
other state"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
FIRST AID TEAMS
PLAN TO COMPETE
Sixth Annual Contest Starts
State Mining Communities
Practicing.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June q -
Trails and pathways along the water
fronts Of Indiana lakes may be clos
ed up by property owners. Attorney
General Lesh ruled today on a ques-
ton submitted by the state depart
ment Of conservation.
The mere fact that the land is on
the bank OF a lake in the state would
not give the public greater rights
20 travel thereover than they would
have over any other private proper
"" declared the attorney generals
opinion.
Owners Close Paths.
The question was provoked by the
action OF some cottage owners at
Lake Maxinkuckee. who were said
by Richard Lieber Of the conserva-
ton department. 70 have closed OF
pathways between their cottages and
the lake that had existed there since
the first cottages were built Such
action. Mr.. Lesh declared. vas legal
unless the owner had parted control
by dedication or nv description or
had deeied a right-of-way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
TO DISMISS CASES
INVOLVING GOSHEN
FURNITURE FIRM
Stock Sale Compromises
Threatened Sensational
Law Suits.

GOSHEN, July 27.-Extended and
very sensational litigation. involving
the n. L. Furniture Co. Of Goshen.
BENJAMIN F. Deahl Of this CITY. presi-
dent Il the concern. Charles r. Nor
rice Of Peru, formerly Of Goshen.
who was sales manager and buyer
l7r the company, Willis D. Windener
Of Auburn. Ind. formerly OF Goshen
who was production manager and
James A. Arthur Of Los Angeles,
formerly OF Goshen. an l. Y L.
stockholder. has been compromised
through the sale Of the Arthur hold
ings 20 Deahl. William Mutschler Of
Goshen and Charles Mutschler Of
Nappanee. Ind.
AS a result all Of the cases pending
in the superior and circuit courts Of
Elkhart county will be dismi Used.
The consideration Of the transa ction
is not made public but is understood
10 be between $4,000 and $4,000.
Cases in the United States district
court in Indianapolis in which Deahl.
Morrice and "ldener are charged
with evadiBg payment Of income and
excess profits taxes will be disposed
OF next fail They were indicted by
the federal grand jury. The second
trial OF Morrice on charges of having
1 :. L. property worth
$4,000 was 20 have started in the
superior court July g. At the first
trial, which lasted three weeks. he
was acquitted.
Cases 10 be dismissed are So grand
jury indictments against Morrice al
leginb larceny, embezzlement and
forgery.
Action had been started by Nor
rice 10 obtain salary and commits
sions. alleged 10 be due him. by
Widener against the I. X L. alleg-
ing failure 10 pay commissions and
an action against Deahl. the Nut
schlers and the l. X. L. by Arthur
charging that war time profits OF the
l. Y. L. had been diverted through
payments OF excessive salaries 70 Of
hcers of the company, had also been
instituted. Judgments Of $4,000
were asked.
Following the settlement, Mr. Ar
thur left for Los Angeles, taking
with him the body Of his wife who
died of paralysis at Edwardsburg.
Mich. She had come here with her
husband when the litigation started.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur owned I. X. L.
Co. stock that originally cost S11,5O0
about 20 years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
"CheWin' Recipe.

The other letter is from a Lima.
O., man who desires 10 obtain from
Washington some formula for max
ing scrap chewing tobacco"
This last request was a stumper
for A. P. Reck of Piqua. Cables
secretary. Reck faced machine guns
on the west front and went through
all the hardships of German prison
camp but he says that for real down
right difficulty he never tackled a
harder job than this task Of finding
out for his constituent how to manu-
facture good scrap chewing tobacco.
He went at the task with vim and de-
termination and after exhausting all
sources Of inquiry he wrote the con
stituent a long letter in which he
said:
After searching in about so
books over at the congressional Ii
brary I finally found some which
gave a slight bit Of information on
the manufacture Of chewing to-
co. I find. however. that the form
ula for the sauce, with which the
leaf is dipped. still remains a secret
Win the manufacturer OF each par
ticular brand of tobacco. I nave
been able to find the various ingred-
tents which are used to flavor the
leaf. which are as follows: Liquorice.
cane sugar. maple sugar. molasses
and rum. You will have TO develop
your own formula 10 determine just
what per cent Of each ingredient you
Will use in your sauce to give it the
proper flavor"
Then he added, encoura gingly:
If you can invent a flavor that
will appeal 10 the palate Of the dis
eliminating chewer I am sure that
the tobacco which you manufacture
Will no doubt. prove popular"
Tell him 10 put in plenty Of
rum" remarked a member Of con-
gress who is chatting under the Vol
stead act, but Reck scorned the sug-
I gestion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

LAKE TRAILS ARE
PRIVATE PROPERTY
Attorney General Lesh Rules
That Owners May Close
Waterfront Paths.

BICKNELL. Ind. June 27-In an
ticipation OF the sixth annual state
wide First Aid contest. which will be
held here Saturday. July 2. a num-
Der OF first aid teams are practicing
strenuously throughout the state.
Practically all the mining communi-
ties in the state will be represented
at this contest, which its sponsors
say will be the greatest event Of its
kind ever held in the state.
Organizations cooperating in pro
noting the contest are the several
mine operators associations OF the
state. individual operators. the
United Mine Workers Of America
the Chamber Of Commerce of the
city Of Bicknell. the Lynch Recipro-
cal association association Of Terre
HaUte and others directly or indi-
rectly interested in the mining in
dustry.
Prizes for Winners.
Prizes have been offered for the
winners in the various contests
which will be included in the pro-
gram. An appropriation has also
been made by the executive board Of
District No. II Of the United Mine
Workers, this district comprising the
Indiana field. for the purpose Of
sending one Of the winning teams at
the state contest 10 St. Louis TO COM
pete in the international First Aid
contest. which is to be held Sept. /
2 and 3. The Indiana Bituminous
Coal Operators association has pro-
vided funds for sending another Of
the two teams winning highest hon
ors at the contest here TO the inter
national contest.
The contest is planned primarily
TO maintain the present interest IN
first aid work and 10 encourage
training of others to the end that at
least one well-organized first aid
team may be established at every
mine in the state.
The United Mine Workers Jour
nal has endorsed the Bicknell meet
with the following statement:
Important I'm Career.
There is nothing in the entire ca
reer Of the mine worker that is more
-AAA hN+ NaAlN AAAAu a ulAktul STUDY OF
the mine rescue first aid methods.
Under the auspices Of the United
Bureau OF Mines instructions have
been given TO coal miners in hun
dreds Of mines throughout the coun-
try and the bureau is anxious to CO.
operate with miners everywhere so
that they may become efficient in
the work Of rendering first aid 10
their injured fellow workers. First
aid contests, such as the one 10 be
held at Bicknell. Ind. are very help
full in this great work"
Fourteen teams at Bickneu are
practicing hard for the meet Teams
at Clinton are also practicing at
least two nights a week. The con-
test held last July at Clinton, Ind.
was won by team No. 6 Of the J. X
Dering Coal company Of Clinton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
PESKY BED BUGS

quart. enough 90 XIII n million bedbuFs.
reaches. feas 0nd Coties and az fhe
SINE time destroy their eggs
Impossible sor them % exist when =.
ID. q Is properly used Free. patent
spout in every package % get the pesky
devils in the bard to get t-places and
save the juice
Special Hospital AMI Hotel size S20
makes Ave gallons n p. ID. Q-yOur
druggist has 10 or can get DO for you.
or sent prepaid upon receipt of price -
the Owl Chemical Co. Tcrre Haute Ind.
tors. genuine = ID. % ls never peddled.
sold by American Drug store. Central
Drug store. south Bend; Red Cross
Pharmacy. Mishaw8ka. opera g. Frumas
Drug store. Elkhart. Ind. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

Bedbugs law an average of seven eggs
Per day. Under favorable conditions
they hatch in five days OF which two
thirds are females. They mature 90
adult size and are capable OF laying in
four weeks. How many bcdbugs would
YOU have in a year n you left one fe-
male or egg Unmolested for one year,
To rid the pesky bedbuE. you can read
fly see how necessary 10 Ia % use q
preparation that will Kill the eggs a.
well as the live ones. =. u. =. has been
demonstrated BY the leading hospitals.
Hotels and Railroad Companies that the
safest and most economical way % stoI
future generations OF hedbugs reaches.
feas and ants Is 70 use the new discov-
cry Pesky Devils Quietus p. u. O."
A 35c package Of p n O. makes a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
61pIGall
li . 1.@ses9s: - G3szsssa

During the last few days Pres't
Harding has appeared in a new role
that OF first aid to Cupid II leak
ed out that the real reason for the
delay in the appointment OF an am
hassador 10 Spain IVES that the pres
ident obligingly yielded 10 an appeal
that he put the finishing touches on
an international romance by making
il possible for Elizabeth Willard,
daughter Of the present ambassador,
70 be married in the embassy AT Ma
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

The engineers of Lima, O.. do not
want the new-fangled word "engin-
men applied 10 them and they have
sent a stirring protest to Rep. Cable
against the use OF that word by the
federal committee on reclassihca-
ticn.
we are a chartered body of en-
gineers like many other bodies are. %
they write, and 10 classify engi-
neers as enginement is detrimental
70 our profession and citizenship IND
as engineers we most emphatic
protest against any change in our
title"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
CAPTURE WHISKY
AND RUNNERS

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. June a..
Three confessed whisky runners.
residents OF Des Moines. Ia. who
have been Transporting liquor from
Canada 20 Dcs Nnines, were ar
rested here this morning with A
touring car loaded with whisky VAL
uef at $500. The men gave their
names as Gunnar Olson, Bernard
Claus and Al y. johnson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
Might Help.


Atty. Gen. Daugherty. who is not
much given TO levity. occasionally
cracks a joke that travels with some
OF Brig. Gen. Sawyer's best ones.
When the Columbus republican
glee club serenaded him the other
day Mr.. Daugherty wound up an ap-
preciative speech by saying:
I don't know whether the gov
eminent would fare the best if you
were 10 remain here permanently or
If I were TO go home with you"
Quite a Job.
A member Of congress needs 70 be
a jack Of all trades if he fulfUs the
numerous demands that are made on
his time and attention. This point is
illustrated by two requests that came
70 Rep John L. Cable on the same
mail. The writer Of one letter. who
is a service man at Fl. Slocum. y.
Y. finds that Cupid is fooling with
his heart-strings but the difficulty
under which he is laboring is that
he cannot exactly locate the object
OF his alteration.
I am just thinking Of writing TO
some one there" he states. " but I
don't know their name. She is a
secretary and her name is Mag
gle"
The soldier adds he has reason TO
believe that she works in a certain
Office In the war department.
She works at her desk and she is
from Tennessee. she told me-" ne
added. He requests the CONGRESSMAN
TO get busy on the telephone and
ind out her name and advise him.
This will be worth a whole lot
to me- he says
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
POLICE
In Man SEARCH
sneclnl 10 The News. Elmo

Sncci0I 70 Do NeWt- IInts'
IIAPORTE, Ind. June 27-Police
ofHciaLs OF this city have started a
country-wide search for William
Leadv. an overseas soldier. who has
mysteriously disappeared. Il is
feared here that he may have be-
come demented and carried out his
threats 20 take his own life.
Leady came 20 Laporte from Pom
tiac H.. ennsting in the service at
the outbreak OF the World war.
Leady's wife and children are in
destitute circumstances. Mrs. Leady
believes her husband is dead.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
SINKS IN SHALLOW WATER.

BRAZIL. Ind. June p. Paul
Neese. 10. sank IN s feet OF water
below a mill dam IN Big Racoon
creek here after saving a young girl
who had been clinging 10 his shout
der The body was recovered with
a large rake 20 minutes later and
efforts al resuscitotion with d pull
motor were OF no avail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

matter in which ne should interfere
Gets Letter.
The presidents views are set forth
in a letter which his secretary.
George b Christian. has written 10
John H Chester OF Antwerp. O.,
xnember OF the legislature OF the
Buckeye state. Mr.. Chester was one
Of those who though II would be a
grand idea 70 open the throttle and
let 'er go. and he wrote an enter
tanning letter 70 the president set
ting forth his reasons why he thought
there should be an old-fashioned
Fourth this year. Sec'y Christian IN
his reply says:
The President has received your
letter, suggesting a return for this
year OF the ld-fashioned celebration
OF the Fourth OF July He has noted
with interest your suggestion that
proclamation be issued calling upon
the people 70 join in such a celebra-
ton and asks me 10 say 20 you that
he does not deem IL feasible 10 do so.
You would probably be astonished
20 know the number Of requests that
come 10 the president Of more or less
similar character. Even in those
cases in which he feels most sympa
thy IL has been found impractical
for the president TO take such action
and for this reason he feels that il
is out of the question to accept your
interesting suggestion"
The fight for and against a tariff
int fftr,
today when the report became CIR
culated around the haMs Of congress
that Representative Fess Of Ohio.
chairman OF the republican congress
sional committee, is against a tariff
on lumber and will throw the weight
Of his influence against such a duty.
II was conceded that with the OPP
position Of the congressional chair
man. whose business il is to elect
republican members Of the house.
the lumber tariff would have hard
shedding.
Il am in favor OF tariff on shing-
les" said Chairman Fess, when asked
TO define his position. Without
tariff on shingles the shingle mills
OF the northwestern part Of the coun-
try would be put out Of business.
In view Of the housing situation,
however. a general tariff on lumber
at this time is questionable"
Rep. John NJ. Robson Of Ken
lucky suggests a compromise choice
for the appointment of internal rev.
enue collector for the Toledo dis
trIct. He sees no reason why the
President and Senator Willis should
lock horns over the appointment.
why not appoint the one remain
ing private citizen Of Marion, O.. to
that office" he said.
steps are being taken looking to-
ward an early appointment Of post
master at Dayton. 10 succeed Forrest
L. May. who is president Of the Ma
tional Association Of Postmasters
The postoffice department has asked
the civil service service commission
TO conduct an examination. so that
the appointing may be expedited.
Representative Roy Fitzgerald an
nounces he will recommend the ap-
pointment OF DIR. L. c. Weimer. who
for five years was a member Of the
executive board OF the state dental
association.
There is no man in Dayton who
is better qualified for the postmaster
ship than DR.. Weimer." said the
congressman. He has unlimited
capacity for hard work apd his eX-
ecutive ability Is Of the highest Or
der"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

young lady had her heart set upoF
being married 81 the embassy Be-
sides. there was no immediate hurry
about sending a new envoy 20 the
spanish court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
AND THEN TT RAINED.

PLAINFIELD. Ind. June 27.-|
Fearing his crops were a failure be-
cause Of lack OF rain, Charles Wentz
81, committed suicide yesterday.
Three hours later heavy showers
fell.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

drid. The date for her wedding 20
Mervyn Herbert OF England. son OF
the late Earl and the Dowa ger
Countess Of Carnovan. had been an
nounced for early June and the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
Wants Hospital.

William Wood the Third OF Piqua.
has come to Washington 70 place be-
fore the authorities a proposition
that one OF the new war risk hos
pitfalls be located on a large tract Of
ground on Swift's Run near Piqua
which was once considered as a site
fer the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
FRANKrORT-Mrs. John

FRANKIE ORT-Mrs- John King
cry has found among the relics left
by her great-grandfather an old
fashioned wagon jack made in the
year 1915. II was used in the days
when wooden spindles were used as
aXles and tar was the lubricant.
Wagons often had 10 be tarred every
three or four miles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

KOKOMO-Hot weather resulted
In city officials hurrying 20 compile
ton the new swimming pool FOR
youngsters in the city park II is
now ready for the young bathers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
DECATI-

DECATUR-Decatur has no swim
ming pool so the Woman's club has
arranged for city firemen to spray
the youngsters twice a week with
the fire hose. One OF the city streets
Will be closed and set aside for the
water fronc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28

NEW HARMONY--Various species
Of bugs and insects are being col
lected by DIT. Charles p. Alexander
OF the University OF Illinois and j.
Speed Rogers Of Ann Arbor. Mich.
who are camping
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-28
FORT WAYNF-Forcad ~ va.

fOKI A1NE-F Orced % Vacate
their present rife range north OF the
city. officers OF the local infantry
Unit q the Indiana national guard
are seeking a new range site. The
present range is 10 be converted into
a E4a<k