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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

WANDERING mind have tended 10
make her a nuisance, but she kept
up her Gsht.
With The lapse of the payments
her husband was arrested recently
aud the case brought before the city
court Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Schankeru was there all day
waiting FOR the case to be called.
carrying her sick baby in one arm
and leading the older one by the
hand. Her husband was there with
his brOther. Her husband testih
that SD a week was 600 much and
that he was only e4rning SO a
week now. Also that he would not
live with her. No evidence could
be brought into court by Deputy
Pros. SchoCk that this was not the
truth, although doubt was eX-
pressed by people present.
When Mrs. Schaukerman took the
stand she could scarcely talk above
a whisper from a severe cold. she
told as best she could her battle for
life for the children. Her efforts TO
keep her mind from swapping COM
pletely from the worry of the UNI
equal fight were plainly evident
Her laudlady. where she is now
staying in the 100 block on n
Lafayette ST. testified and said that
she would have to move from there
within a week as she is no longer
desirable, or as soon as she could
6nd another place.
In his plea to Judge Gilmer Pros
Schock said that If the man
is making $40 a week and viii nor
earn more, at least SIS of it should
go 10 the support Of the children
and that if anyone IS going 10 starvc
he should be the one. The judge
however, ruled differently and Said
that the man could not endanger his
health as the earning machine an
that if he were to earn the support
for the family he must be properly
clothed and fed. That being the
case the SIS a week allowance was
cut to So and the S45 in arroarr
was paid her by the husband. Mrs
Schankerman left The court room TO
continue her battle. Is she gettiHg
an even breSk?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
ASK MUNCIE
OFFICIAL TO
RESIGN JOB
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extent that a large number Of at
torneys at the bar believe him TO De
so unfair IN the trial OF cases in his
court that they cannot get fair ruiz
inEs and decisions from the grand
Jury. to such an extent that the judge
ia known 70 take one side or the
other in all cases tried before him
and IS known 20 favor certain law
yers and disfavOr certain other law
yers that practice law before him.
ACIuit Burglar SUSPECT.
with reference TO the case against
Court Asher. a MunCie macnlnlSt,
who was recently acquitted in the
circuit court on the charge of burg
larry, the jurors say that they are
"Of the unanimous opinion that,
through a cOnivance and conspiracy
on The part OF the presiding Judge.
Court Asher. Tom Miller. and others,
the burglary case against Court Ash
.r was fixed and understood be-
tween the parties that Court Asher
would be assisted Ia his defense by
the presiding judge and his acquit-
tai had.
And in support of this opinion"
the r. port continues. eve have the
sworn testimony that Court Asher.
"a short time before the trial OF his
case. offered 10 bet and wager money
that if he were tried IN this court
ne would be acquitted
Asher was indicted as a result Of
the grand jury investigating an at
tempted burglary at the home Of
Kenneth Sturgeon. wealthy young
manufacturer last spring DeIec-
tives. on guard In the home and eX-
peCting "A return visits of thieves who
had robbed the home a week before.
took two marauders by surprise af-
ter one had gained entrance to the
home by a side window.
Asher Breaks Leg.
Asher was found at the foot OF an
cmbaakment. near the home a few
minutes after the chase. He was
suffering from a broken leg which.
he claimed. was sustained when ne
was hit by an automobile At the
trial Of the case Archie Campbell,
machinist. and charged with being
one of the two robbers. testified for
he state and admitted that be en-
tered the home and that Asher was
his accOnpiiCe. The Judge ordered
Jhe jury 90 return verdict of not
-uilty because the state had not
proved its case.
Asher il under Indictment. joint
ly with Gene Williams. former dep
uty prosecuting attorney and Thorn
as y. Miller. an attorney for the
robbery OF the Bryant bank Nov. p.
1919, and ne IS indicted Jointly with
Williams for the Henry county bank
m Spiceland last February. He VIII
Toe given "a hearing at Portland Jan.
g. for the Bryant robbery
Judge Thompson dismissed the
tzrand jurors before he read their
report. After the grand jurors left
the court room ne began reading
the report. lie did not go far be-
fore he called for the sheriff "Nr.
sheriff please bring the E~and
jurors back into court, ordered the
udSe- An hour later the sheriff re-
ported that he was unable TO find
any OF the grand jurors and Judge
Thompson adjourned court FOR the
day. indicating that ne would have
ne grand jurors summoned again
Monday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
carmen Sung
In English is
Pleasing Opera
Appreciative Audience At
tends Dunbar's All Amer
lean Presentation at
Oliver Theater.

South Bend theatergoers who fail
cd TO attend Ralph Dunbar's ALL
American presentation Of Bizet's
Carmen" at the oliver theater last
night missed one Of the real theat-
riCal treats Of the season here. Dun
bars presentation OF the opera de-
serves better reception than it
received here last night In point CT
the audiences size although there
was no lack of appreciation up ID
the part OF those who were forum
ate enough to attend the perform
anCe
Lorna Doone' Jackson as car
men" offers a splendid presentation
of the GYPSY girl character Miss
Jackson's voice is full and musical
and she adds charm 10 the character
by the accomplished rendition of
her part Her dancing is also praise
worthy.
Norman Arnold as Don Jose" Is
worthy of praise. He has an excel
lent tenor voice. full of expression.
He is particularly effective i'm the
emotional scenes. Edward Hunter
rendition of the Toreador song won
merited applause. Lester Spring
as "Zumiga" took his part well. as
did Norman Wallace as Morales.
other members of the company who
deserve special mention are Toamas
Drew, Freide Ia Nieness, Julia
Keith. Mabel Pellider. Carol AulJ.
Jack Bean and Henry Mccormack.
The opera is sung in English in
stead of in French or Spanish. an
IS pleasing. II loses none OF It's at
Effectiveness by the innovation. Miss
Jackson. Mr.. Arnold and the other
eading characters are ably sup
ported by the other members Of the
cast. The chorus IS exceptionally
good, being pleasing In both voice
and appearance. The scenic effects
are excellent and the costumes are
an that could be desired.
Carmen" as presented by Dun
bar is well worth the time and the
money. G. J. G..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
LEGION TO AID RED
CROSS ON CHRISTMAS
Have Baskets for 10 Worthy
Families-People Show
Generosity.

Sixteen families vii, be made hap
py through the aid Of the Red
Cross for the Christmas season. A
lpply Of food for the holiday din
ner and warm clothing and gifts
for me chi dren has been provided
by the generosity of the South Bend
post of the American Legion, CO.
operating with the Red Cross in
searching out needy families
Wholesale prices on chickens.
fruits and vegeta bIes has been given
the Red Cross by one OF the big
produce houses of the city. and
some other concerns viii furnish
gifts and comforts which migat
otherwise be overlooked.
Warm clothing in abundance. fur
niture and food has been curing
into the offices of the Red Cross
during the last three days in re-
Spouse 20 a story in the News
Times REGARDING a family near the
Five Points school whose home was
destroyed by fire. a sewing ma
chine IS badly needed by the fam
anyone who desires to donate a ma
chine is asked TO call the Red Cross
for information.
With the unusually heavy shop
ping which always occurs on the
Saturday preceding Christmas, it
was expected that the sale of anti
tuberculosis seals would reach q
new high mark OF the drive Sat
urday. Many high school girls. AMI
some college students who are
home for the holidays. were IN
charge Of many Of the booths. Work
II the Boy Scouts and Camp Fire
Girls In collecting letters which
which have not been returned will
start Monday, and il is expected
that all the letters will be in the
office befOree Christmas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
Painfully Injured When
Crane Breaks. Hitting Him

Sam Thibideau. POI Sycamore 81.
was painfully injured Saturday
when cable Of the crane used on
The Indiana and Michigan Electric
Co. c0al pile 1T S. Mary's broke
and struck him. The police am
bulance was called and the injured
man taken 20 the St Joseph hos
pitaI. HIS arm and side were bad
~ bruised and internal injuries may
result. according 20 physicians at
the hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
Salesman Arrested litter
Alleged Trouble IN Hotel

Brooks Cas0n Of Indianapolis. q
salesman, was arrested late Satur-
Gav night 10y house officials Of the
oliver hotel charged with disorder
~ conduct. after. it is alleged he
had attempted TO cause an arEu-
uent and had attacked three men.
one Of whom Is said TO have been a.
Weisberg. manager Of the hotel He
was taken 10 tho police station and
Inter was released under bond for
his appearance in city court Mon
day morning
Cas0n, 10 is said. became disorder
ly. and when others attempted 10
Quiet MIN. he began fighting, strik-
ing the three men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
LAUNCH SINKS
THREE MILES
FROM AUGUSTA
lCONTTNrFD - - -

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wcrkmen at the Gam were invited
10 20 with them
when news OF tragedy reached
Augusta, a searching party was or
Eanized 10 comb the river shore in
hope that some of the missing may
have escaped
The survivors. however. were pos
itive that none had escaped and up
to late tonight. the search had been
iu vain. Nor had any bodies been
found.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Dec IS.
The number OF dead. az a result OF
tine kanawha river ferry boat ac-
Cident Saturday, was set at ave by
CO. unity officials Saturday night.
After checking the boats occupants.
vas announced that when the ferry
ctpsized the craft was carrying 16
passengers. Eleven have been &C
ccanted for None OF the bodies
had been recovered up 70 Saturday
Iighi
County Pros. 2. Kemp LittIepage
said ara investiCa zion or the swamp
i1g OF the boat had been ordered.
The boat. used as a ferry between
Dunbar and South Charleston. was
Us feet long. and county official.
Eaid Saturday niEht that with 20
passenger aboard the craft was
overloaded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
COMMITS SrICInE-

ATti Ems. Dec. 1N-Alex Marka-
his. natur1lized American who is
said 90 hove been mentally derang-
ed. committed suicide at the front
loor OF the American legion today.
note found nearoy s15d:"I want
90 die on American soil" Marka-
kis served WIKI the American exni-
ronary forces I'm France He was
wounded and gassed several times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
Prohibition Officials
Conduct Extended Raid
HT-<TTNGTON ". "a DC. Is

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Dec. IS
One Of the biggest moon shine"
-aids l0 the history Of southern
West Virginia. extending over q per
Tod Of nine days and centering In
Logan county. was reported here to-
night hy Frank Adkins. state prohi-
b.tion officers.
seventeen prisoners We're taken
and twenty stills. 100 gallons Of
mash and forty pints of bonded
whiskey were confsCated by state
and federal officers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
YET CONTAINS S1,158
County Educational Commit
tee Votes SOP, Swell
ing Total.

Eleven hundred and ffty-eight
dollars remains in the y. VI. &. A.
scholarship fund fund for ex-scrvice
men and viii be distributed i'm St
Joseph county. according 20 Sec'y
c. ". Banner OF the local assOcia-
ton. This amount will cover the
final allotment of scholarship funds
for this county.
Six hundred and twelve dollars n,
scholarship awards 10 eN-service
men were approved by the ST. Jo-
seph county educational committee
OF tho Y. ". G. A. at a meeting this
week. swelling the amount already
given for educational purposes 10
F1,53l.5, and leaving more than ST.
100 yet 10 be awarded. according to
the local secretary. This amount is
ln addition TO the many collegiate
scholarships already granted by the
y. II. G. A. 10 men from this coun-
y.
Applications Asked
The scholarship awards yet 10 be
r ade cover not only resident train
ing in South Bend schools or con-
SCrvatOrics.. but also correspondent
courses IN Y. VI. G. A. schools Ag-
ricultuTal and rural engineering
courses: subjects in architectural
work. civil engineering, commerce,
mechanical and electrical engineer
ing, mathematics. power plant train
ing. and foreign languages may be
had through the use of the funds
vet 10 be awarded by the associa-
ton.
w. VI. Banner. Jr., secretary for
the educa tional service fund COM
n"ttee viii be glad to receive appli-
cations and give all necessary in
formation regarding the scholar
shIp-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
Horticultural Society
Holds annual Election

The annual election Of The ST.
Joseph county Horticultural society
was hcI8 at the Cham Der of Cam
MERGE Saturday afternoon NJ the reg
ular monthly meeting Thirty mem
Hers Of the association attended The
meeting,
The officers for the ensuing year
are: Il 7. thinner. president; Ed
ward F. Nogt, vice. president; Mrs.
J. +. Kline. secretary: J. T. Kline.
tr-~1 surer- Mrs so a'.e--r was
cd lecturer T. T. jackson and G..
Bradley were selected as mem bers
sr-r- .--51w com r1trtee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
Many EIkhdrt People Not
affiliated With Churches
- Il - Newa-Tlmes

Special 70 The News Times:
ELKHART. Ind. Dec. 1S-ResuIts
OF a survey here today showed that
loss than half Of the 2S.400 persons
here belong 10 any OF the IS dis
tinc- faiths represented IN the city.
The work Of making the canvass
occupied little time $50 workers
covering the city and its suburbs
~ assigned SECTIONS AZ a certain
hour A binding snowsto-m was
sweeping the city at the time but
he work was done quickly and ac-
.curatelv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
GIVEN 90 DAYS SENTENCE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dee. 1S.-Jessie
McCrccklin OF Shelburn, Ind. was
sentenced to 90 DAYS on the penal
farm and fined 500 in the IS
court here today after he had pIci
guilty 20 a blind tiger" charge. An
automobile. said 10 belong 10 him
was abandoned IN a garage here. IN
II were PA quarts Of whisky. which
the police say McCrocklin told him
WAS bought in New Jersey for
1882.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
ASKS APPOINTMENT
OF RECEIVER FOR
GOODRICH TIRE co.

lCoNTTNUED FROM PAGE ONE)
ing a statement on She suit filed
Saturday az Columbus by Frank s.
NounCtt.. former attorney general
of Ohio. asking n receivership and
accounting. Saturday night declared
that the company Is absolutely
solvent He added that steps will
he taken hmm ediately TO obtain a
hearing in court on a motion for
dismissal of the suit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
GreenbauH is Appointed
Receiver For Ice Company

Special 20 The News Times.
LAPOKTE. Ind. Dec 1s-Wal-er
+. Greenbaum has been appointed
receiver Of the Michigan city lee
and Cold Storage Co. II was an
nounced by Judge Crumpacker 20
day. Greenbaum has The authority
90 borrow money 20 keep up the
plant and employ men. Petitions FOR
bankruptcy proceedings were filed
today By the holders OF notes
amounting 10 s30,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
Try NEWS-TfUES Want Ids
Important to Holders
of German Bonds

We are specialists in Ger
man Securities. and con
stantly IN touch with the
financial and Industrial COndl-
tons of Germany through
our own Correspondents in
Berlin and FrankfOrtA-M
For your protection and SO
that you may realize the full
lest profits and avoid possible
losses. IL Is important that
YOU learn the exact standing
Of your holdings. Our thor
Ough. up-tO-th minute S-a-
tistical Department Will glad
~ analyze the bonds you
hold. giving you accurate in
formation as to the resources
and credit OF the particular
cities. which affect the safety
loan value and markctability
Of the bonds.
We cash German and Aus
TRAN coupons and make lib
eral loans on all bonds
transmit money by cable 20
all parts 0f Europe and open
interest bearing accounts in
German and Austrian Banks.
Please address COmmunica-
tons 10 Desk i
II. & B. WOLF & co.
Foreign Exchange Bankers
$50 Madison Ave.
New York, ". \.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
LEAVE FOR CANADA.

Rev and Mrs. e w Titus and
children. 500 Lincoln WY W. viii
leave this afternoon FOR ST. Thomas.
Ont. Canada, where they VIII spend
the holidays with relatives
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
RARRI MINDA nd sPEAK-

Rabbi Albert c.. Nlnda OF the
Temple Bethel VIII speak az the
regular sunday evening service OF
the First Presbyterian church His
81 b1ect viii bc THE Great Desire
congregational singing and a social
hour will follow the services.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
ETDERAL W. STOP TRTCK.

b Federal officers Friday afternoon
stopped an auto truck enroute 70
benton Harbo~. ON Lincoln high
way. east Of Nish2waka and search
ed its contents but found no whis-
ky The truck was then permitted
70 pass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
REVIVE
VAR FINANCE
CORPORATION
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prices. I think nothing should be
done 20 interfere
Rep. Madden. republican. Illinois.
aid the measure would add another
billion dollars burden 20 the backs
OF the people.
Already Europe owes US $4,000
600" he said This would add an
other billion TO that debt. II more
over sustains high prices and does
not aid the working people whose
wages are being reduced all over
the country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
GUILTY
OF M4NSLAUGHTER
IS JURY DECISION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

hat he shot Dillon when the dad
man drew a revolver during a fight
IN a saloon on Prairie av.. where
CreszeE was employed as a barten-
der.
10 was reported during the night
that some OF the turymen were vot-
ing steadily for a life sentence, and
that change came after o'clock
Saturday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
LTNvFc ron THF EAST.

Mrs. Henri Krou e0-irter has leTt
for TniontOwn Pa. where she VIII
spend Christmas as the guest ri her
daughter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
TRI Kappa PARTY TUESDAY.

The Tri Kappa Sorority viii held
their Christmas party Tuesday eve
ming at the homo Of Mrs Robert
Lang. Park av-. South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

suitable Christmas =lfts photo
graphs. hanl-plinlod china. camera.
frames Kodak albul~s. Baker, Art
Shon. III T. FIRST So. Phone Nieh-
awake lf05. Adv ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

count az the First National Bank
-Advt. Sic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
CLASS MEETING.

The Knights Of Honor class ar
the First Evangelical church adopt
Cd constitution AT their last meet
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
10 GnE CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Bcrean bible class OF the
Presbyterian church viii hold a
Christmas party Monday evening
Dec. % at the home OF Mrs. carl
Fry. 2I4 W. Grove 81. Mrs J. IT,
%ctretou will be the assistant hos
tess. \ large attendance Isl desired
ass the members viii make and fiji
Christmas stockings 90 be distrih-
utcd through the Red Cross 20 tho
poor children OF the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

Start your Christmas savings ac-
count a. the First National Bank
-Advt. st1e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
Mishawaka
NeUS
CLEANERS APPOINT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Hold Annual Banquet With
Interesting Program at
h. p. Hall.


Members or the Ancient order o.
C1eaDe-s of tfi-+ Arho~ hold thatr
s,,,,,.l $500. -.s. o,..-i,,. "a 3D..
h or ,. hail. over 100 members
and friends were present The table
,,.o, -..,..,..-t...t.. s.s -,-t,h
anu Ho-'s- Al
program consisting OF literary num-
hers was given mack Wedding
was one of the features. Musical
selections were rendered nv the
f-,arbust, o~cb.sr~a Tb- f-I1Ov-iDr-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

start YOUR Christmas savings ac-
count az the First National Bank
-Advt st1s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

All ss-':-rs -l,-tdc by sunday. nee
10. viii be finished by Christmas.
Bakers Ant shop. III +. First So
Phone Elishawaka 11o5. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

THIRTYTWO-
AN EXPERIENCED sfeuoCrapher want
cd Reply J. ID Box @if 1874
FTGTTY-THRFF-
ca ACPES-Good soil splendid improve
meuts. nine room house. large barn.
-ll0. garage poultry hoHees VIII take
some trade and give terms Address
owner az 2l1 Taylor st.. Mishawa
ka. 1877
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
TWO

plain sewing. 434 w. Battell 81
r-f-- a-rs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
DEATHS
WIS. r,nIA \. scHaLEER.

--rs- Emma 4. Schaner. lis s
Williams ST.. died saturday morn
iag at o'clock following an illness
tIom implications.
She is survived by a sister. Mrs
@. y. Deal OF South Bend. by a
brother. sam Chord. OF Los Angeles.
Calf. and She was the aunt OF Mrs
j.. Lewis Kuhn of South Bend. She
was born here April g, 1886, and
was 60 years old
Funeral services viii be held at
the residence OF Mrs. o. y. Deal.
Hal Park ar. Monday afternoon at
@ o'clock and Rev. z. $. Davis Will
O'Hciate Burial viii be in the re-
ca-v.ug vault OF Riverview ceme-
terry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
NINKE ONE ARREST.
Snitahle rhri.tr..

Roy kohb was arrested last night
on q charge OF intOXiCation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
MRS. JNNII.S RROT,HERS.

Mrs. slmuel Seifert i29 S. VIII.
lam ST.. has reccil cd word that her
niece. Mrs. JAMS Brothers OF Stur-
rI'. Mich. died az ncr hOMe Friday.
The funeral viii be held from the
church Of Holy Angels at Q O'Clock
az Sturgis. Mich.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-05
oId.EashIoned Flower Garden.

"A thing OF beauty Is JOY forever"
which can be found In bed Of old
fashioned flowers at a minimum cost.
After the soil Is prepared, SOW the
seeds or set out the plants putting the
tall ones like sweet peas, hollyhockA
golden glow and sunhowers In the
back. Plant shorter ones In front,
such as the marlgolds, japanese pop
pies. sweet Williams and field daisies
In front OF these still shorter ones.
such as petunias. nasturtiums and as
tiers, with pansies. plnks and verbenas
In front. A border OF candy tuft or
sweet alyssum Is very decorative.
With such an arrangement. flowers for
the parlor and living room table can
be obtained until frost comes.
Many bouquet OF beautiful flowers
at Practically no expense also can ind
Its way into the room Of some sick per
son or 10 . hospital ward.-Thrifs
Magazine.