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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
Denies Employment of St.
LOHiS EugiupPr by Civ

Nothing but routine business was
transacted at the regular Wednes-
day meeting of the board Of public
works. handling affairs of the city
water works No action favorable
to petitions requesting laying Of
new water mains was taken. il was
said orders for new work OF any
nature going over for some future
date.
Pres't A. O. Slaughter Of the
board Wednesday denie published
reports that George Macdonald of
the engineering firm o' Burns &
Macdonald, st. Louis, Mo-, had
been employed by the board to pre-
pare a report concerning the city's
Underground water supply. The re-
port recently issued by a Lafayette,
Ind, expert is said TO have been the
only one contemplated by the board
at this time.
Slaughter also stated that former
Consulting Engr. William Arting-
stall had not yet been paid for his
services and that he could set no
time in the future when the board
would recommend payment. The
bills. amounting to approximately
$4,000, are for building the new
Central station and preparing a
lengthy report in line with the de-
mands made upon the city by the
National Underwriters Assn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
DRY LAW VIOLATORS
MUST PAY PENALTY
State Supreme Court Upholds
Convictions of Lower
Courts.

!NDIANAPOLIS March 29-Two
convictions for violation of the pro-
hil ,tion law were affirmed Wednes-
day by the state supreme court. As
result, Charles Lee. of NIuncie.
must serve a six months sentence
and pay a fine of s4O0. and Edward
#. Voorhees,. of Roanoke. must serve
so days and pay a fine of 500.
Lees case was appealed from the
Delaware circuit court. where he
was found guilty by a jury after
having also been convicted in the
city court. His appeal contended
that because the circuit court grand
jury was in session at the time when
the affidavit was filed against him in
city court. that ne had a right TO
have the grand jury decide whether
a charge should be lodged against
him. The contention was rejected
by the supreme court
Voorhees, was convicted i'm the
Huntington circuit court, il being
charged that he had arranged with
steve Miller. a Serbian, TO distul
whisky for him ON a farm north OF
Roanoke. the product being sold al
81 a drink az a soft drink parlor
owned by Voorhees, In For; Wayne.
The court held that Miller was n
competent witness against Voorhees,
and that the evidence was sufficient
to sustain the conviction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
"DiapepSin' for
Bad Stomach,
Indigestion

Take "Papo's D4pepsiu now I'm
five minutes Your stomach feels fine
Don't bother what upset your stom-
ach or which portion of the food
did the, damage. If your stomach
is sour. gaSsy and upset. and what
YOU just ate has fermcnted into
stubborn Jumps head dizzy and
aches: YOU belch gases and acids
and eructate undigested food-just
take a little Papes Diapepsin and in
five minutes you wonder what be-
came of the indigestion and distress.
Millions Of men and women today
know that it is needless TO have a
bad stomach. a little Diapepsin
occasionally keeps this delicate or
gan regulated and they eat their
favorite foods without fear. If yOuI
stomach doesn't take care Of you
liberal limit without rebellion; if
your food is a damage instead OF a
help. remember the quickest, surest.
most harmless antacid is Pape's Dia-
pepsin. which costs only sixty cents
Tor large case at drug stores.
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
G. M. c. BUILDING
LARGEST OF KIND
Detroit Structure. Housing Re-
search Laboratory. City
Within Itself.

DETROIT, Mich. March 29-
Occupying an entire city block on
". Grand blvd. Detr0ts most noted
driveway. the 15-story Office build
ing and research laboratory Of the
General Motors corporation ranks
as the largest structure Of its Kind
in the world
The building. recently completed
at a cost Of S15.O00.0OO. has a floor
area of 80 acres and viii accommo-
date 5000 workers in its $50 off,
ceg
The structure Is a city within it,
self. swimming pools. gymnasiums.
bowling alleys and other amusement
places. as well as a fully equipped
hospital and a bank
The building OF steel frame con-
struction has four miles of corri-
doris and required two years 10 build
during which period 1000 men were
employed constantly.
The research laboratory. ono OF
the distinct features of the build
ing. occupies five floors of one wing
and is equipped for work along me-
Chanical. electrical and engineering
lines. In this laboratory the future
mechanical problems Of the corpora
ton are 10 be worked out by experts
I'm various lines
An auditorium seating 500 per
sons is provided This viii be used
in caring for some of the convcu-
tons that come to Detroit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
NEW TO CAMPAIGN FROM
WASHINGTON BY RADIO

INDIANAPOLIS. March o.
United States Sen. Harry s New
expects to campaign by radio phone
Thursday night.
Sen. New expects TO address the
vomcn's department. of the New
for Senator clubs over the radio
phone Thursday night. am official
announcement 10y the club said on
Wednesday.
Unable 20 be I'm indianapolis 90
address the meeting of the women.
arrangements have been made by
the state department at Washing
ton and a local radio station to
handle the senator's speech
The senator. II is believed. Will
iutugurate a new method Of cam
paigning. Every town I'm Indiana
that has "a radio phone station has
been invited TO listen in" The
senator win begin his address at
9 o'clock indianapolis time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
j. S. SENATE NOT
GOAL OF COUZENS
Detroit Mayor Declines Pro-
posal to Fling Hat in Ring,
Saws Report.

DETROIT Mich. March 29.-
Mayor Couzens viii not enter the
campaign for nomination as United
States senator. according 20 infor-
nation received u the city Tues
day from the mayor. who is ON a
vacation bon pinehurst. :. G.. Hu-
more have been in circulation for
months 90 the effect that the mayor
was likely TO enter the field i'm on
position 20 Son Charles f. Town
send and Patrick TT Kelley. Con-
siderable pressure was brought to
bear upon the mayor To- induce him
to enter the race but NE has def
uitcly declined.
The mayor sent telegram to
Detroit stating that hc would not
enter the race. after am Interview
with prominent DctrOiters i'm the
south. who desired 20 ascertain
what stand hc would take before
they would limo mp with he Town
send organize alton. one prominent
Dotroitcr and claSe friend Of Mayor
Couzous has been asked TO accept
the craftsmanship of the Wayne
county Townsend committee. and
as the MAYOR does not now intend
90 make the run. il is expected this
man viii accept the craftsmanship.
The decision of the mayor not 20
enter the race for the scnatorshiD
is understood TO mean that ne will
continue as chief executive Of the
city until tho end of his term. Jan
II. 1924 IL is considered almost a
certainty that he Will not seek re-
election. i'm the event that the plan
% purchase the city system of the
u. L.. r. is approved boy the voters
AIril L.
So sure were the Detroit poll
ticians that the mayor would re-
sign 10 enter the senatorial race
that plans were being formulated
for a mayoralty campaign The
mayor has ON numerous occasions
said that his work would he fin
ished when the city had completed
the multiplication of street rail
ways His decision TO remain as
mayor. however. is taken 10 near
that ne intends TO continue his work
for W. o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
GOSHEN FIRMS IN
FINANCIAL STRAITS
Daniel Motor Supply Co. and
Hastings Corporation in
Difficulties.

GOSHEN. ind. March 29-Ap-
plcation has been made i'm the SUI
nerior court for receiver for the
Daniels Motor supply co. with
stores i'm Goshen and Elkhart.
Brown & BiEclov. OF Minneapolis.
Mimi. dealers i'm motor supplies.
have an account OF $3.50 against
the Daniels company. II is claimed
70 is more than two years old and
that there is slight prospect of d,
heinE paid by the present manage
meut
Creditors OF the Hastings Manu-
featuring Corp have launched a
plan TO turn the plant over To owen
cover. former manager of the
Hawks Electric CO.. here as truss
tee. in the hope that &c can Ice op-
Grated so as 90 reimburse holders
~ preferred stock 90 the amount OF
to16.000 which was sold iu Goshen
and vicinity after 30 had been high
iy recommended by the Goshen
chamber OF Commerce and 10y banks
here.
Charles T. Hastings. OF Chicago.
and his son RolUn NJ Hastings OF
Goshen, have been directing thc des-
TIMES OF tho Hastings Nauufactur-
ing corp. which has debts it was
represented totaiius nearly $500
GOO. with $4,000 i'm "open ac-
counts
From present prospects creditors
viii not Set much and holders OF
preferred stock VIII bc lucky il they
get anything
10 is for the purpose of trying q
plan 10 operate the plant under re-
ownership and save as much for
the creditors and stockholders as
possible that a movement is under
way 10 temporarily sidetrack re-
ownership proceedings started by
the United States Tire Co. of New
York
Mr. Hastings and his SON came
here from Chicago several years
ago. The father resides I'm Chicago
and the son has residence here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
Indiana and Michi6dn News
appellate Court Orders
NeW " huehedd Case Trial

INDIANAPOLIS March PA
new trial OF the suit iu which Mil
dred Whitehead an Evansville
school girI. got "a verdict for $500
against the Public Utilities Com
pauy which operates the Evansville
city Street Car system. was ordered
Wednesday by the appellate court.
The appellate court decision re-
vcrscd the WarrIck circuit court
which tried the ease ou the ground
that an erroneous instruction had
been given the jury and that there
had been erroneous admission Of
evidence I'M the trial.
The girl was injured in October.
1916. in Evansville and it was all
legged her injuries were due 20 the
negligent operation of the street
car She alleged she was thrown Co
the pavement when thes car was
started with a jerk as she was
aHghting She is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Whitehead.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
BROTHERS ENGAGE
IN BLOODY COMBAT

TEREE HACTE, Ina. March %.
w NJ. shaw. %, and his brother
Frederick. l.. were held by police
"Wednesday after third brother
Wilbur 81, had been taken 10 a
hospital with his left arm shot to
pieces.
Police. informed there was 4
crazy man amuck in the shaw
reighborhood. broke down the bar
ricaded door ar the shaw home and
stopped bloody fight
W NJ Shaw told police he had
-kidded" Wilbur about joining a
church and that his remarks so
ansered Wilbur that Wilbur struck
him with q skillet and then attack
ed him With a butcher knife. The
u year Old boy was called upon for
help by w. n and shot the eldest
brother with shotgun. according
70 the Information given police.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
LADIES! DARKEN
YOURGRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
VIII Know

The use Of sage and Sulphur FOR
restoring faded. gray hair 90 its
natural color dates back 90 grand
mothers time She used Be- o. keep
her hair beautifully da~E. glossy and
attractive Whenever her hair took
on that dull faded on streaked 3p-
pearaQce. this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
BUT brewing ar home is musSy and
out-of-dstc. Vow adays. los asking
40 any drug store for a bottle of
-Wyoth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound YOU viii set this famous old
preparation. improved hy the addi-
tiou of other ingredients which can
be depended upon TO restore natural
color and beauty 20 the hair.
a wcll-known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tcU it
has been applied You simply
dampon sponge or soft brush with
it and draw this through your hair.
taking one strand al a time. by
morning tho gray hair disappears.
and after another application or two.
it becomes beautifully dark and
eIossy.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
LdDOrfe Farmers Behind
Hull IN Political Race

Failine Co persuade County Agent
BucEner TO ruu for Joint represent
alive &c Iaportc and Starke Coun-
ties. the Iaporte oAlty farm bu-
reau viii put -he president OF the
bureau and urcctor OF the state
federation Harvey Hun, into the
field as candidate.
This action is in line with that
of other northern Indiana counties
who are placing representatives on
the ballots. in the hope of securing
remedial agricultural legislation
The local bureau has almost com
plcte county ticket also.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
INDIANA SHIPPERS
TOSAYE THOUSANDS
ON RATE deer EASES
Equalization Of Rates From
Indiana Points to North
west Factor.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 99-In-
diana interests viii save several
hundred Thousand dollars annually
as result OF the recent order OF
tho Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion cqualizing freight rates ON In-
diana shipments o. Minneapolis ST.
Paul and the entire northwest ter
l.tory. accOrdinz Go a. B. Coapstick
of fhe traffic department OF the Iu-
diana state Chamber OF Commerce.
The decrease iu Indiana rates 90
place them ON "a parity with those
in the northwest amounted 90 APP
proNmateIy II percent is was said.
Tho state chamber OF commerce and
the Indiana public Service Commis-
zion had been urging such au equal
ization IL rates for several years
Under the new order Indiana
iItcs were ordered reduced To- the
ucw level Of the Illinois rates for
equal distances SlO1l-9- Tho
first five clssscs ON this basis In
dianap0lis for instance. viii have a
tate first class to St Paul. Of S1.35
instead of the present first class
comes effective July j. 1922
other instances of what the order
mcaus to Indiana interests follow:
The rate ON automobiles in carload
lots from South Bend 10 ST. Paul
now Is s1.TI H. Under the order
o. viii become Sis IL a saving
to the South Bend shipper ON this
commodity OF S53 per car. or Sf5
per car from indianapolis. and "A
similar saving from all points ia
Indiana milcdgc considered pro-
ducing this commodity
ON agricultural implements out OF
I.aportc. the rate to ST. Paul now is
- IL cents. carload lots. 1T viii
become ~ IL cents. enecting q saw
ing Co tho Iaporte shipper ON This
commodity OF S2S.4O. or. From
Evansville. a saving of S144S per
car. or from Columbus. Ind. S29.6O
per car
While the above rstes are among
the most striking. they are only
typical OF reductions which Will Doe
enjoyed 10y Indiana shippers. Mr.
Coap stick said.
freight and traffic department OF
the Indiana state chamber of COM
merce. IL is said.
"The decision OF the Interstate
commerce commission ON tho Twin
cities rate case, \ X further places
Indiana on parity with Illinois. as
TO rates in the northwest. This
equalization has at the same time
been effected i'm the best manner
possible for all concerned. as j.,
raises somewhat the Illinois and
west-bank Mississippi river points
rates and lowers the Indiana rates
quite substantially 90 meet the new
level OF these competitive rates. In
this way it does not materially re-
duce the revenue OF the carriers
which at this time lis generally con-
coded TO be on "a rather low level
but al the same time il removes the
unjust discrimination which has
been working "a very serious hard
ship ON Indiana interests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
INDIANA WOMEN
RESPOND TO CALL
TOPURCHASE Home
Fauntelroy Home in New Al
bany Will Soon Be Prop
ertv of Federation.

INDIANAPOLIS. March co.
Thousands Of women in the state
are responding 90 the call or the
Iudieua Federation Of clubs 90 do
nate money TO purchase the Faunt-
clrJy home i'm New Albany tho birth
pace of the drst women'- club in
me United states. according 20 Mrs.
o. NJ. Pitteuger. chairman Of the
old Fauntclroy home committee.
Mrs. Pittenger said there are
twenty thousand club women in the
state The purchase of the historic
old property is the Federation pro-
jcct for the year adopted at the last
state convention in Muncie With
more than five hundred organized
women's clubs i'm the state, the or
eauizaton hopes to- complete the
drive for the purchase or the home
within so days from the opening Of
the campaign.
That the women Of the state are
firmly behind the movement TO pur-
chase the old home and will sue
coed in their effort. Mrs Pittenger
is confident. She said the women
care wonderful and are giving i'm
fediatc response TO the calls upon
them for funds Melton picture
benefits individual assessments,
home pageants, plays, suppers and
bazaars are the arteries through
which they hope TO obtain the ne
cessary money to complete the
drive
The famous old home was the
residence Of Robert Dale owen, d.
plomat and statesman. the resi-
dence of Thomas Say naturalist
and his artistic wife. Lucy Sistaire:
OF oliver Evans. inventor; David
Dale owen first United states geo
loEist, Cornelius Tiebout French
French artist: George Davidson.
scientist. Robert Henry Fauntleroy.
astronomer. and the birthplace of
Grace Golden. prima dona Under
its roof THE Minerva Society the
first women's club, was organized in
Sept. 20. 1859. by Constance owen
Fauntleroy. It's last meeting was
held Sept. IS. 1868
The Fauntleroy home was built
/ i'm 1915 by the Rappites and is of
/ timber, hand hcwn. hard woods,
/ hickory. walnut and oak The joints
are pcgged and mortiscd, little met
/ al and few nails being used. The
original Rappites well continues to
supply the drinking water.
In 1S41 Robert Henry Fauntle-
roy added TO the original five room
/ house. nine rooms, bath, trunk
room and rear enclosed porch II
I is heated by hot air. is electric light
ed and has running water. The old
/ home contains a choice small IL
T brary and many of its original cen
fury old possessions. IL is said
New Harmony is ON the Indiana
state highway. road 40. 20. and on
( the Wonderland" detour of the At
| iantic- Pacific highway and only Is
miles from the Illinois state high
/ way. The two highways Will be
/ Joined soon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
DETROIT-CHICACO ROAD
LINK TO BE COMPLETED

ST. kGlS Mich. March 29-The
Chicago road from tho New York
Central railroad west OF this city
Will bee paved with concrete this
summer through White Pigeon west
90 MottviEe. and then southwest to
the Indiana state line. III then is
only a short distance 20 Elkhart.
where 10 viii join the Lincoln high
way. providing a good highway be-
tween Detroit and Chicago The
road east already has been built.
and the road west VIII be "a con-
Meeting link necessary for the com
p'ctiou Of the truuk-linc between
those two cities Another road 20
Toe constructed iu tine county is No.
1a north from White Pigeon to Con-
stantiue. which connects with good
roads north 90 Three Rivers Kala-
mazoo and Grand Rapids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
ACCUSE MOTHER OF
POISONING INFANT
Fort Wayne Woman Held for
Attempt to Kill Sleeping
Child

FORT WAYNE, March 29-Mrs.
Estelle Keeper was arrested here
Wednesday on "a charge of having
adE Mustered poison to her four
morths old baby, March .. The
woman denied the charge. asserting
that her baby was poisoned while
she was at a grocery store. The
baby has recovered.
Mrs. Keeper is the wife of George
Keeper. a railroad shop worker
The couple have been married about
Is months.
Mrs. Keeper was the first to
spread the alarm that her child had
been poisoned. Beside the baby's
crit. she is said to have told the po-
lice, she found a scrap of paper on
which was written the words:
"A revenge"
The next day. it is said, detectives
found in the house another piece OF
paper similar I'm color 20 that on
which the note was written. They
are alleged To have declared the note
was prepared i'm the Keeper home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
The RODS Interurbm
StGtiOn Cash DraIUeF

FRANKLIN. March "a thief
who entered the ticket Office of the
Interstate Public Service Co.'S trac-
ton station here Wednesday after
noon. while O. +. Nandivcr. the
agent was taking freight from an
indianapolis bound car which had
just arrived. made away with 1851,
it was said. About S15 was left in
the drawer. it was added
David McGinnis of Franklin, was
the only person i'm the building be
side the robber. McGinuis said 4
man of medium stature, we'll dressed
and about so years old. entered the
Office and busted himself around the
cash drawer. He said he thought
nothing of - at the time. believing
the man TO be an employee.
The thief fled upon Nandiver's re-
turn. The station is on one of the
busy corners of the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
Sustain 50, 500 Verdict
For Mncie Physician

INDIANAPOLLS Marc n % .-
Judgment for $4,000. awarded to
DR. William J Molloy of Muncie,
against the Lake Erie and Western
Railroad for damages to his automo-
bile. was affirmed Wednesday by the
appellate court holding there was no
error presented in the appeal from
the Delaware circuit court.
DR. Molloy's machine was struck
at the Walnut street crossing of the
railroad in Muncie on May >, last
year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
Gasoline Motor Coach
Has Experimental TriD

INDIANAPOLIS. March pa
gasoline motor railway coach, de-
signed and built by the Service Mo-
totr Truck Co. Of Wabash. arrived
i'm Indianapolis Wednesday after
afternoon on a trial trip from Wa
bash. The coach first went 10 Peru
and from that city 20 indianapolis.
The trip TO Indianapolis from Peru
was made in two hours and 80 min
utes. ! 9 minutes less than train time.
IL was said.
The coach IS "A feet long has a
seating capacity Of 40 persons and
has about 20 square feet OF space
for baggage. It's normal running
speed is between 50 and 40 miles
an hour and il consumes about one
gallon of sas 70 every 10 miles
il was said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
School authorities Probe
Iuhuu1u Treatment Stories

school authorities were conducting
"a quiet investigation wednesday into
mistreatment Of pupils by Parents.
The first step 90 put down alleged
iuhuman treatment was taken IN
the arrest OF Lenora Drake for the
alleged beating OF her 12-year-old
steps6n over the head with a broom
stick.
a large cash was cut in the back
Of the boys head and with some
OF the simple home remedies ap-
piled he was sent 20 school.
Supt Worthington called a ply
stefan 10 dress the wound.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-30
DEBS PREPARES
FOR COME BACK
Indiana Socialist Leader Fav-
Ors Prison RefOrm-TO
Enter Party Work.

TERRE HAUTE. March ECU
gene V. Debs prepared for a come
back today.
Dcbs, recently pardoned from At
lanta prison where he was sentenced
for violation of wartime laws, said
ne was ready to assume the active
leadership of the socialist party.
The veteran leader and five times
candidate for the presidency VIII go
TO Cleveland to attend the national
convention of socialists starting April
% ne said.
"Only my health, which has not
been so good Of late, can prevent
me from active work with the
party Debs said.
You know" said Debs, IF ! get
into the work again. I shall enter
il with all my energy and that is
what my physician said I must not
do"
Debs will advocate prison reforms
TO correct the wrongs he said he
observed while serving i'm Atlanta
if he is able to attend the cleveland
convention.
Cure Il Psychological.
Debs prescription for curing
habitual criminals is psychological
methods. not punishment. ne said.
kindness begets kindness; bru-
tally begets brutality" he said.
Punitive treatment of the Grim
inal is worse than no treatment at
all. believe asylums or hospitals
should be established to treat men
who have gone wrong
IF a person who had done wrong
were treated with psychology in
stead of being struck over the head
with a club. our social and economic
system would undergo a sweeping
change