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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

man and builder. Is in a serious con-
dition at the Battle Creek santa
rum
Miss Betty Jane Mitchell IS visiting
relatives in Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rossi Frucci. OF Du-
Inns lane. announce the birth OF a
10-pound son. John. born Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Filbert Williams are
parents OF a son, born al Epworth
hospital wednesday.
Homer Emmons has returned 20
Indianapolis after visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Emmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Olmstead. Mrs.
Neal Nichols and Merrill Morden
have returned from Daily. where
they were called by the death Of their
uncle, Fred Whitmore.
Mrs. Roy Shoup. OF Goshen. has
returned 70 her home after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Chapman,
1905 z. Oak st.
August Vilwock is attending the
Interstate fair at South Bend.
L. o. Bessaillon visited Paul Mant-
Ike at the Epworth hospital Thursday
and reports that he is steadily i'm
proving
Mrs. Lilly Reynolds, Of Laporte
Ind. is visiting Mrs. Mae Moody
1141z Front ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Powell. Of Chi
cago, are guests Of their son, Ches-
ter Powell. SOC S. Fifth st.
Mrs. Philip Plovie will go 70 Chi
cago Saturday for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Miller and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
WOMAN IDENTIFIES
MAN AS ASSAILANT
Joe Wasoski Held for Alleged
Attack Upon Mrs. ]. P.
Engles.


NILES. Mich. Sept. 16.-Joe Wa
soski. alias Joe Bennett. wanted for
an attempted criminal attack on Mrs.
y. p. Engles. OF Bertrand. Sept. 6.
has been positively identified by Mrs.
Schultz. OF Cass county. as the man
who knocked her down and robbed
her. Wasoski was arrested Wednes-
day by Deputy Sheriff Logan and
Officer Hutson just south of the city
city limits where he was hiding in a
corn field, and taken TO St. Joseph.
where he will be held 10 answer 10
a statutory charge.
Charles LADDERS shoe repair shop
az l Main st. was robbed early this
morning OF goods valued at $50.
The season for duck shooting opens
In Michigan Friday morning, and
several hunters were on the shooting
grounds east of Niles in time 10 get
a brace Of birds for breakfast.
Theodore Ruszak, Niles. arrested
on complaint of his fiancee, charge
with stealing the money she had
given him 10 buy her a wedding
gown. pleaded guilty in circuit court
Tuesday and was placed on proba-
ton for one year.
MRS. Bernice Kinder has obtained
a divorce from Perry Kinder. The
defendant has been ordered TO pay
So week alimony and an attorneys
fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Linn. S.
State St, are parents of a daughter,
Willowby Linn. born Thursday.
Hilles Smith, well known cement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
Indiana and Mlchl6dn News
Gets DiUOrce From South
Bend Man IN Ten Minutes

WARSAW. SeLt. Let required
less than 10 minutes for Judge Lem
uel ". Royse 20 hear the testimony
in the divorce action brought by Mrs.
Helen Hutchinson Of Oswego against
Raymond Hutchinson OF South
Bend. He then granted a decree 10
the complainant
Bernard James. father OF the
plaintiff, was the only witness ques-
toned, other Shan Mrs. Hutchinson.
lie told OF a visit he made 10 the
home OF his daughter in South Bend.
where she was residing with he
husband. and said that there was
no food or fuel. He declared that
Hutchinson later brought his wife
10 the James home and then desert
"a her. leaving her just a week be-
fore their second child was born.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
SAYS ACTION VIOLATES
STATE ROAD STATUTES

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1s-Marion
county has heen constructing roads
and bridges with funds taken from
the free grave yard fund accordinr
TO a letter Jesse Z. Eechbach. Chief
examiner for the state board of ac-
counts. has sent TO Hence Ormp.
president Of the Marion county coun-
ell. The examiner held this T. be
"a fragrant violation Of the statut es
OF Indiana and cannot be approved
nor tolerated by the state board Of
accounts"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
CONSIDER CHANGE IN
COMPANY'S POWERS

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 1s-Change
OF the optional power schedule spe-
cihed for big consumers at Goshen
in the recent Hawks Electric rate
decision is being considered by the
public service commission. A sup
Elemental order. revising this sched-
ule may be issued along with a de-
NAL Of the city's petition for rehear-
ing Of the Hawks case, il was said
officially today.
Complaint against the power
schedule had been made to the COM
mission by the city, it being asserted
that an independent plant obtains
electricity from the city cheaper
than the city may buy it from the
Hawks company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
CHILD EATS FIFTEEN
PILLS, DEATH FOLLOW

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Sep. Is
Dorothy Bright. 2. daughter Of N.r
and Mrs. Edward Bright of this cit~
IS dead here as a result OF eatinc
fifteen pills. The little girl pulled a
box Of the medicine from q table
while alone in the room. The Brights
formerly lived in Gary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
YOUNG DEFFENDOLL TO
BE GIVEN TRIAL SOON

BONNEVILLE. Sept. 16.-Wiuiam
Defendou. II. accused OF killing his
mother last July. viii be tried be-
ginning next Thursday. The young
man pleaded not guilty when ar
raigned Thursday
Mrs Laura Deffendou. the mother.
was killed July q and her body was
found ten days LATER in a woods near
her home. william Denendou finally
confessed. il was said. after having
accused a brother. Dolly. %. OF the
\-rime.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

Photographs. Cabinet machines
TO close out at $50 and SOS. Every
machine accompanied by a reliable
guarantee. Big discount for cash.
The c. W. Copp Music SHOP.
179-20-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

Photographs, Cabinet machines.
to close ont at SIS and SIS. Every
machine accompanied by a reliable
guarantee. Big discount for cash.
The G. W. Copp Music ShoI.
ITQ- 90-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

confscated by the police in the In
terurban cafe. and states that he had
no authority 10 do so.
Ralph Coons. Niles has bought the
farm OF W. J. Hardke and will take
possession soon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

Photographs. Cabinet machines.
70 close out az $50 and SIS. Every
machine accompanied by a reliable
guarantee. Big discount for cash.
The c. ". Copp Music shop.
179-20-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

The disarmament party menu
should include dog-of-war sausage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

Fallin' For the First Fall Frolic
OF the Season. Oliver Hotel. Satur-
day evening. Subscription $500 plus
tax. Tickets at the door. 177-17
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

See our coal At the fair. SAM
.. L,Ontz & sons 172-f-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
An Opportunity Grab 1t!

Helers Participating Income Certificates part of
profit sharing plan. whereby you guaranteed 100
per annum, for invested by This is only
of the many opportunites-ask the at the door
about the others.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
1t is now possible
to get married again

Only short time ago home furnishings were SO
high in cost that many really could not afford to
get married
Furniture, stoves and rugs have become cheap
commodities again. Prices have gone down to
where they are strictly in line" with earnings to-
day. The cost of furnishing your home should no
longer hinder you from becoming happy.
And if you will look around real hard, you are
more than apt to find living quarters that are
within reason as to rent.
To those who contemp late marriage soon we in
vite you to come in and talk it over. We make the
paying easy for you that it is no hardship at all
it figures out less than boarding or living in fur
nished rooms.
furnish four with good up-todate furniture
for $425, as follows:
Beautiful walnut dining suite of pieces in Queen
Anne at 81 IA.
Thee-piece fiber reed davenport suite upholstered in best
tapestry at SIPS
Theepiece dresser bed and dressing table all
finished in golden oak at S94
kitchen cabinet and asguaranted gas for the
kitchen at $92.
OF course you welcome whatever credit you may need
IK5kzzk<z-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

=~XOuu Ike Trading st He1er'sH
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07

who hold the responsible positions, are the last to have their salaries reduced or to be left off the payroll.
 Ambitious young people want to be in the latter class, the employees who arp most valuable to d firm. who draw the best sala ries and are rhe Iasr 10 be released in stringent times. You want to be- a TRAINED WORKER. " Il vou devote years ot hard labor IT low pay fo gaining your tra ming through experience. or will you invest d few months time in acquiring the most thorough. practical and complete train ing chat can be had in Bookkeeping Srenography. Photography. Cotton Class ing. Business Adminisrra tiou and Fi- nance. in The largest business training institution in America. the Tyler Com mereial College? Such q business train
 ing not only tnsures you good salary from the day you complete our course bHt opens ID To you the unlimited op- portuuities for promotion that can only be found in the business world. Every opening for Rookkeeper. Stenograp ph- er. Telegraph Operator. Cotton Chaser or Private Secretary is an opening for a position higher up if you make the most of 1T. and we will place you in business office under big business men at good salary as soon as you complete q course with Us. eppor- unity knocks bur once at each mans door can you afford to pass This one up3
 The rhoroughness of onr courses k indispurably proven by our enroLlmen5 last year og 44S3 no inferior school ever built up and held I large patron age. Business men recognize our sudden, T. capab ble which i- proven hT
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
TWO MAY DIE AS
 RESULT OF FIRE
ARE ~FRTOT ~TY BT RNED IN EAR II MORNING BLAZE AT
 FL DORADO.

Fl Dorado March 31.--Two men are at rae polnr of death tonight and several others were less seriously in sn-ar at . o'clock this morning when fire af undetermined origin destroyed a small boarding house on Methodist hill here. The two most seriously burn ed are P L. Read and Jack Rogers both If g1 Dorado
 The two men were rushed to the hos pital. where their conditions ton ght were said 70 be critical Little hope for their recovery Is entertained. # was said by hospital attendants
 The roomng house was conducted by Miss Ptnkie CastleberrY# and occu= pied by nine men. IT was of wood con ssruetion. and contained only six rooms The ladlady lives across the street at the nome of her sister.
 The fire ls believed to have started from the explosion of an oii heating stove. Practically the entire house was in flames when the blaze was dis covered The occupants escaped in their night clothing. All the household fur nishlngs and the roomers effects were destroyed .-GaZette.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
LANEBJ RG NEWS.

The cold snap is not very enjoyable in rhis secrion. following a beautiful Eas- ter
 Oscar Wren and wife of Little Rock are visiting relatives at Laneburg and Sutton
 The Sutton school will be well rep resented az the county contest 70 be held in Prescott Friday and Saturday
 Misses Myrle Galloway and Caroiee Erwin will return today from Stamps where they visited rela tives.
 The entertainment at the home of Br and Mrs. z. F. NeInls last Tuesda y night was well attended and a general good time was reported.
 The many friends of Mrs MeRae Gam will be glad 10 know that she s able to return home today from the sanirarium in Prescott. very much i'm proved
 Dexter Pur-le continues to have fe- yer This child has been sick for Sev- eral weeks
 Dr Sutton tS growing wea ker each day. and hope for his recovery ts prae- tIcalIT abandoned
 Joe Bate~t home vas destroyed h7 fire. and nearly everything destroyed H. friends are helping him build tzmporary house in which TO i've aatil crops are Iayad bv. when he vii eFect a new house
 Work at sutton well l. going au readily new. The drillers are down about 900 feet and proceeding Wi-h- dHt trouble
 II sses .Thefma German aad a1a FFh9-mar~h af Prescott had zpper ar the sutton rpsta arant IaSr night
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
STRIKE OIL NEAR
 THE STATE LINE
ESTIMATED FLOW OF 4,0GS BARRELS.

Shreveport La. March 30-WfId ex- e cement rpfgns tonight at HaynesviIIe. The t-rle town on The Louisiana North western railroad, which has suddenly lumped into The 1imefight as -he next oil city Of The Cnired States.
 rhe town is TWO miles south ofthp Arkansas Louisiana line. r Is 22 miles -aTrh 5f Magnolia Columbia county
 The strike eame thIs afternoon with the completion Of No. Taylor well. owned hY Shreveport men. which came T with a flow estimated at 1000 bar rels nigh gravity oil The well is lo- ca sed in section 14-22-8. claiburne par lsh. T. niles northwest of Homer and i3 miles due north of the producing district in the Homer pool. The loea lion is two and One-half miles from Ha FneSrtlle The strike was made at 2. .s55 feet First indica tions that the well would be producer came yester- day afternoon At 2 30 when The well blew mud and oil % feet over the top of the derrick as the drillers were re moving the drill stem. preparatory to rest After blowing for 10 minutes with The oil volume constantly tncreas s- ing. the well was closed in
 The liner was set today and bailing opera tIans begun. Late this afternoon the oil poured in great stream from tae well. The strike opens ID entirely new territory Samples of The oil tak- ea Monday night test about 35= degrees Baame gravity
 The well .= owned by ! F. sm.taer- man, Shreveport attorney. and 2G others. They bought it after it had been abandoned MT Smftherman and associates own approxlma-e rely 10000 acres sHrroa aadlng the test.
 The Taylor VI. : well Is aboat 4 quarter mic from the Roxana well, which was iuuked several weeks ago. Since that time fhere have been nc 0p- afat.onS there The Roxana tested dry al : -t5 feet The Taylor No. : IS down s5I feet, and abou 9 feet tn the sand t + I8 miles north 9f taa Homer field a#a tae nearest prod1cer-Gazerte.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
FOND HOPES 1T RossToN.

With everything n readiness for drilling to begin Monday the people in and near Rosst0n feel q "hunch that the well going down Es destined ro be q success. MT. Cox thinks sO-Mr. Straughan thinks so-Mr. Gebhart thinks so-Mr. Myers thinks sO-s0 why not all of IS think 90.
 The gentlemen named herein are experienced oil well men. and are cap able financially and otherwise to sink q well anywhere they might choose.
 They have chosen R0sstGn. so let Us hope them success.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
MRs. sTILLMAN TO
 MAKE NETT MOVE

New York, AprL 3.--It was reported at White Plains today that The next movement to be made by the attorneys for Mrs. Anna [ stllman. n her legal battle against The divorce action brought aga azt her br her husband. James A. stlman will be q motion far a bilf of pa r+icaiarz setting forth D 3e= tail tbe charges of her husband
 Justice MafsehaHseF w.H preside .a part one Of the Supreme Court n White Plains courthouse tomorrow and VII sign the formal order confirming h.z decision awarding alimouy ar the raea of s7 .50o a month f5 MF4 Stilmaa and s47 eoo counsel fees ta Rer 3-tasae7s The order 7H3 6e presented #ha IaRa F Brennan n behalf af stanehf.ela and Lew eaanseI for Hr= St##maa# 1T is expected Ielane9 N1ea# 4f Cor nelinz Sullivan VII appear E. s9pozi= lion fo he order. setting forth that an appeal 0i1 he taken mmzd ately +o the Appellate Division in -he second Dera rrment F aid ta4t saplca ton also wit He uadet1 tHr Appellate Division for =~.a4 neesaas.az Justice Morschauser.s order fezm z.Hg into effect
 Justice Morschaaser WEI probably open large envelope consataue all the affida vit- in# #.he actian # 2fr %t5a man and the counter charge of Mrs SuHman aga nsr her husband and re move the letters alleged ta have been written by Mrs stlrman ta her hus- hand and ha letters af Fred HeaHvaf= the Indian zu da. ra Mrs Sti-lman. which he ruled ont of the motion sor alim4a7 He raes VIII aztr- aIl thf other paper Sled Il ea- Patmaa oona fv eierS.s off ee.
 lis said Ina tHe Iezta9-- -n.lt bo rs turned s6 oe8aeel for Mr st.Hman sa thas tae car Hse .aeu -1 connection aIfH ths ppeai .a -ha Appellate pte5 sion. and ,aese Gaza-te.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.

State of Ohio. City Of Toledo
 Lucas County, ss.
 Frank ! Cheney makes oath that ba is senior partener of the firm of F. I Cheney X co, doing business in tba City Of Toledo, County and State afora. said. and that said firm vii pav ths sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fo, each and every case of Catarrah that cannot he cured by the use of HALI'S CATARRAH CURE. FRANK ]. CHEN. EY in my presence, this 9Th day of December. \. b. 1886. A. W GLEASON
 Seal) Notary Public.
 Halls Ctarrah Cure is taken intern. ally and acts through the Blood on the Mueuos Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials. free
 F. J CHENEY k co. TOLEDO, 0.
 Sold by all druggists. - cents.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
WONDERFUL OPPORTU NIT4.

There has newer been time when rae advantage If education and rain Ing for business were more clearly demonstrated than now Some firms are reducing their payroll, either in salary pr in number ot employees. to Eeep pace with rhe return te normal prices and the general retrenehmnt in the business world following the periad If war-inta-iou Naturally, the first class of employees fo be cut are rhe uutralned worker. The high-~alaried executives the trained m and women
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
BANKERS STIRRED BY
 ROAD ARTICLES

\ meeting of the Little Rock Clearing House Association has been called for 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to dis cuss recent articles published in the New York Times. the st Louis Globe Democrat and other papers, regarding road improvement district conditions in Arkansas The called meeting fol lows a meeting of the Executive Com mftee held yesterday afternoon.
 The Good Roads Bureau of the Little Rock Board of Commerce will also hold meeting Friday afternoon at the Board of Commerce building to discuss the road situation in Arkansas.-Ga- zette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
EDT CATION PAYS.


 Fff4--ix years ago fhe Little N.ag dom ef DeaIHas 4e #iA a =-aH aut aa .= aHa.lg fertile. and with harsh eli male. aa- ane f The poare~. countries T Europe There had just heea vses-= ed from her her tea r3eaezt provinces. and the fsnaueai depression that fol lowed seemed 70 posHt 10 her ezteuc= ton as nation. yet today thi7 e9ua- =rg eVFortz almost 2l0o0ooaoo worth of dairy precincts. an dher people rano a- among thp vpaltaiest and most com farrable If the peoples of the world What has wrought this change: Sev eral factors have contributed, but non- more than fine -fztem of education which has aimed primarily a develop Hg iHtelI gent men and women of higa character. able to think and act far them-el7e- Most mportaa, If au tA.- education has been directed t1ward~ fostering Il belief iu themselves and ts5-t h her fellow countrrmen aud toward. keepin alive their lowe for tHe.r Father.aud + s ao- too much -a -ar thai hut for q -eeverg the D. .=aer=as school power Denmark womb aHe today He au independent Ha .a8=
 I- ao- taer rise If poI1cal and indus faI Germany before -He World Wa a##a a ereat triumph .t# favor af edH =at..as GHe ee The common places of z8aeatauaH history < -le r--e 5f PrHs- asfer fae crushing defeat If Jena
 Isae aEen. 5a Al ogts sde# eyes ~i-o aa~ 1T The point of political and indus tral diSiutegrafion Yet Just at that ne her teadere had w.-ely determined sto supply thn loss of territory by in- .eHcetHaI efforts Az rpga rds the power of the schools to build ID a country politically industrial and oth- arwise BIsmark's testimony in tS@f is .nteres ting If I had not found iu a1r nation the preparatory work of the secondary teachers profession do not believe thaf my work or the work in which I have eollaborated. would have met with such success. All the lead ers In the q fferent branches of Ger man national life. political social u- da.trlal pas sthrough the secondary school stage at least. and therefore have a high average of culture and ira ming. Moltke described Sedan as battle won by the schoolmaster buf Renan summed # mp better perhap- when he said "It was not the needle g4n. # was not the German soldier thar held fhe needle gun f wa not the Ger man schoolmaster that made the Ger man soldier, but # was the German University that made the German sehoolmaster
 Th1s if Is the nation succeeds best that stresses educational matters most Ii is just az true with regard to indi viduals
 IL is my intention. with the help of the teachers of Nevada county and the friends of education. to make our conn try a leader iH The state elaeationaliy. Will you heip3
 ". c. Clark. r,... sr...y...s.. ..-.. -7,,,,4
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
TOO FEW CHTt-~ER-
 XIff iFFIIGtNI~

I#a GH# sarrzas 4s# f.#s sueeaI euaar ts faa=falzt sz am nations ae.d reeea=ze la T-safsaa4 Ark. Tex and otaar =ss-. =t.ra#-aa fhe rufTaa ~f8t,s= 11r eyr-e#zs a## typlsrs and mu.t5eraHa aHeroters fas positions at Washing I1 Cs 8ppi canfs were nof secured u fae number desired and that fhese examinations will a ga be held on Aurt ia aud May { respectively.
 Persons interested In the~e ar other examinations should apply fo tHe Ser- refarv of the [ < Civ.l ser1.er Board at the local post office for detailed in formation and appIi cation blanks
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07

the fact that they call on us every a.- for graduates to take positions in that. offices we have placed a hundred :. more with each of several large ooa cerns.
 Fill in and mail the coupon balor. for free catalogue, containing int., esting stories of the success of rar- of our former students. Tyler Commercial College. Tyler Tav., Va ame------------- Address
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
ONE-HALF INTEREST IN ROY
 ALTY BRINGS $500 PER ACRE

! L. Dewoody sold to s company of Stuttgart today his ane-half interest in royalty on 13o acres lying two miles from Bluff City for Sl500 per acre. Sl 90000
 This is the high mark paid for in- terest n royalties in Nevada county It also shows faith in the Geld at Bluff City.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
For Rent.

Pasture for horses and carrie, one mile west If Lanebarg Horses. SI.2o per month cattle. - cents per month.
 sam GautsChe
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
50 PER CENT CHEAPER.

The benefits of a pike road are many Outside of the pleasure of riding on one, f permits the transportation of goods approximately 50 per cent cheap CT than the freight rate charged by the railway company For instance the merchants of Emmet can have their goods delivered at their front or back doors by truck from Hope at less than half the cost of carriage hy raa from Prescott to Emmer. The distance E practically the same.
 The loaded truck can make the trip from Hope 10 Emmet in 40 minutes the delivery is made the same morning or afternoon the order Is received Why? because of the pike road
 Ie our wholesalers are to compete with Hope, we must have, either bet ter freight rate or a pike road, or both
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
-.

The Nevada County Farmers r-nio, will meet with Shiloh local ThurSd,, and Friday, April II and l.. 1921
 F NJ Woosley, President
 " F. Began Secretary
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07

c. ?. seiffert of Little Rock, repre- sentirg the Western Newspaper Unior was business visitor here this morn ing
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-07
For Sale

Seed Sweet Potatoes. Porto Rican v,. riety a s100 per bushel. Seed eon white and Strawberry. June corn. An ply to Boyd Bros. Emmet, Ark. ue