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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-02
zADUSzK L.

SS NeS@ Se oSfS
zyjacych (upiorem). Ofiara zmar
lynn sk{adana bywa przez rodzine
pozostaia W uczcie zalobnej mo-
gil brac a,dziai wylacznie tylko
krewni zmarlego, obcych wydu-
czano. Uczta zalobna ma ma celu
zapewnienie zyczliwosci zmarle--
go ola pozostalej rodziny.
Tia powszechna tradycya indyj-
ska jest spuscizna zamierzchiej
starozytnosci. Ludy pierwotne,
ME majac wyrobionego pojecia
9 stworzeniu pierwszego czlowie-
ka, szukaiy, jak mogiy najblizej,
wytlomaczenia zagadki bytu. Ola
czsowieka pierwotnego rodzice
byli istotami niemal Swietemi, DO
i'm zawdzieczai on zycie i wycho-
wanie. Geese, oddawana rodzi-
com "a zycia, ME ustawasa z ich
smiercia. Uczucie to tax jest ma
turalne, re widzimy je jake "a
wiszek reGgii u wszystkich ME
NAL ludlow ma kuli ziemskiej; II
Chihczykow, wsrod dzikich w
Afryce j W Australia. Zwolna u
trwalajaca sic tradycya wiaze W
ten sposob pokolenia zmarle z
zyjacemi. Zmarli potrzebowali
zyjacych, a zyjacy zmariych.
Dziadowie lakneli i pragneli po
Smierci i wyczekiwali ofiar po--
smiertnych cd zyjacych potom--
kow. Pokolenie zyjace, czczac
swe Dzisdy, swe zmarle przodki
doroczna danina, jednaio sobie
zyczliwoSc nieboszczykow. W
ten sposob tworzyi sic W kolei
wicklow dziwny, nieprzerwany
iancrch mistyczny, wiazacy du-
.chowo przeszic pokolenia z PREY
szlemi.
Dokladniej cd Ind6w przecho-
Grecy tradycyjna Geese dla
zmariych. Epos homeryckie dajc
ram klasyczny przykiad uczcze-
MIA duszy zmarlego Patroklesa.
Achilles dziaia tn systematycznie
pod wplywem tradycyjnego ry--
tn: wylewa vino W nocy ola u
czczenia duszy przyjaciela, ktora
wywoluje przytem. Ma grobie
Patrokla sklada Achilles dzbany
niiodu i oliwy. Geese oddawana
herosom W starozytnej Helladzie
jest prawdopodobnie szczatkiem
pierwotnej ogolnej iirozpowsze-
ehnionej ofiary dla zmariych pro-
toplast6w rodu. Bogom skiada
sic ofiary W dzien, herosom VIE
czorem lub w nocy. Ofiaruje sig
i'm zwierzeta czarnej maSci, krew
zwierzat spiywac powinna ma
ziemie Tub ma ognisko ola nasy-
cenia herosow.
Kult zmarlych, zdaje sic, byl
powszechnym w Grecyi, jakkol--
wick zrodlowo ME da sic wick "a
wiekiem wysledzic, a to z powo-
du braku zabytkow piSmiennych.
Tylko TAXA powszechna wiara W
koniecznosc i potrzebe ~'czczenia
zmarlych dada sic wytiumaczyc
znane fakty historyczne: Kara
Smierci ma wodzow atenskich "a
to, re pozostawili ciala zmarlych
zoinierzy beg pogrzebu, albo owe
zbiorowe Dziady greckie, ktore
tax pieknie opisaf Plutarch.
U tragikow greckich znajduje-
my liczne dowody czci i ofiar ola
zmariych. u Ajschyla Klitemne-
stra dowiedziawszy sic We snie,
re Glen Agamemnona zagniewa-
ny jest ma mia, posyia mt ceiem
przebiagania ma grdb pokarmy i
napoje. Eektra b4aga dusze
zmarlego OLGA o wysiuchanie jej
modiow i prosi O przyiecie liba-
cyl ma grobie.
Pywatne ofiary cieniom zmar
fych przodkowjuz sama powsze-
chnoScia swojs prowadzily do te-
go, re mniejsze i wieksze gminy
w poczuciu wspolnosci rodowej
zaczesy skladac wsp6lnie dorocz-
ne, publiczne ofiary ztnarfym. w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-02

Dziadow: zamiast W nocy ODDLY
waja sic one miedzy druga a trze
ci2 godzina ~popohrdniu we VITO
rex pc ~przcwodniej niedzieli,
Wiesniacy i wieSniaczki ,zbiera-
ia SIG ma mogify, ME majace "a
zwyczaj oparkanienia. Tam zasia
daja okoio grobowca swych TO
dzicow, dzieci, MEOW, ION i in
nych krewnych."
Ma kazdcm miejscu, gdzle ley
pogrzebiony, placzac, ~tarzaja jaj-
ka ! oddaja je zebrakom, ktorzy
sic ma ten dzien zgromadzaja /
naboznc Spiewaja pieSni. Naste-
pnic rozscielaja ma grobowcu o.
brus, stawia ma MIN przynlesionc
potrawy, polewaja grobowlec
vodka i miodowa syta, a potem
zasiadlszy ma tel mogile osob ola
siebie najmilszych, iedza, zapro-
siwszy pierwej umarfych ma swo-
ja uczte temi slowy: psw>atyJe
radzicieli, chadzicic K nam chlcba
i soil kuszac, staryje i ma1yJc.'
Potrawv mic powinny bye w licz-
bic parzystcj, II. ma ich bye piec,
s;edcm lub tez dzicwiec, a wszy-
stkie niepoliwczastc. Trzeba, &c
by byly koniccznic: miod, twa--
rog. bliny, Il. nalesnlki gsube Z
maxi gryczanej, jajka, kieibasy
lub tez Swinina wedzona,.. Re-
sztc. jaka sic zostajc cd zjedze-
MIA, oddaja zebrakom. Pc jedze--
Fniu jcszczc do umarlych czynia
taxa odezwe: map radz1ciel',
wybaczajcie, niedziwicic, Gym
chata bahata, tym i rada."
" dalszym toku zaznacza TAX
re autorka, re ~podobnych obcho-
dow W roku Jest cztery. Radaw-
MICA ma bye Z Mich najswictniej-
sza ma NJ. Czarnowskiej uczyni-
Ia wrazenie, jak mowi, ,,szanow-
ne: .Widzac tych biednych vic
Sniakow, podzielonych ma gro
mady, tn i owdzic rozsypane i o.
pIakujace strate najmilszych So
bic osob, wzrusza sic dusza i Ivy
sic dobvwaja. Me molina ma ten
dramatyczny obraz patrzec obo-
jetnie."
JeSli sic W konou zaPytamy,
gdzie ! jak dzisiaj. W terazniej--
szych czasach obchodzs u mas
Dziady. to przedewszystkiem mo-
zemy z zadowoleniem folklory-
styczncm stwierdzic, &c ma Biaiej
Rusi, w miejscowosciach niedale-
k;ch Cd stron rodzinnych MCKEE
wicza, przechowalo sic pojecie o
znaczeniu i istocie Dziadow
wzglednie czyste i dokladne. I do
tychczasowego przedstawienia
faktow wynikalo jasno,. &c Dzia-
dy So prastarym obrzadkiem czci
ola zmarlych, oddawanej przez
glove rodziny zyjacej giowom
zmarlym tejze rodziny, zatem
obrzadkiem r%odzinnym. Celem
zaS bylo: pozyskanic sobie zyczli-
woSci zmariych przez speinie-
ME niezbednej ola owych zmar--
b,ch ofiary. Coz nam dzisiejsze
bahama, W tym kierunku ma Bia-
lei Rusi poczynione, mowia? O.
to: .chlop zaprzestaje %odprawia-
mia dziadow wowczas, kiedy sic
wprowadzi do nowo, ma innem
miejscu wzniesionej chaty.. :. lecz
tylko do tel pory, dopoki mt ktos
z domownik6w w tel chacie ME
umrze." Jest to pierwotne zupel-
ME pojecie rodzinnej ofiary, kul-
tn domowego, ktore w dalszym
toku rozszerza sic Cd krewnych
ma domownikow wogole. Ida
MEM ludu uroczystosc Dziadow
obchodzona jest ma to, Yzeby du-
SEE z tamtego Swiata zyjacym
sprzyjsly, DO skoro i'm LEI, to j o.
ne prosza Boga, ably W gospo--
darstwie sic s~zczesciio". Ma Rusi
litewskiej obchodzi lud Dziady je
szcze try razy do roku: y Vie
likije Dziady ma tydzieh pred
, ~ "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-02


rych, przypadajacych ma druge
poiows lutego j pierwszs polowe
marca. w dniu tym poswieconym
Hermesowi, towarzyszowi dusz
zmariych, stawiano ola zmariych
W garnkach gotowane jarzyny
nasiona. Pc domach ugaszczano
dusze zmariych, w koncu zas -
i ma to zwracam szczegolna IL
wage wypraszano "a drzwi du-
szyczki, zupeinie TAX samo, jak
sic to pc dis dzien po ukohcze-
niu Dziadow odbywa ma Bialej
Rusi. \
Nawet trzezwy i praktyczny
Rzymianin, wierzyi w duchy i u
piory i pilnie przestrzega} czci
ola zmariych. Wiara W duchy da
sic wczesnie stwierdzic W poezyi
rzymskiej, mp. Plauta (Mostel-
laria). Dusza tam biaka sic Pc
smicrci, Poniewaz PREY pogrzeba'
niu zwIok ME zachowano wszyst4
kich obrzedow. Wergiliusz na
wielu ~miejscach Eneidy mowi o
sk}adaniu, pokarmow j napojow
ola zmariych.
Obok obchodu lemuria czcili
Rzymianie zmarlych coroczna u
czta W takiej uczcie mogli brac
udzial wylacznie tylko krewni
zmariego "a vice znowu jak W
Grecyi) obcych ME dopuszcza-
no.
ChrzeScijanstwo bardzo wcze-
snic zajeso nieprzychylne stano--
wisko wobec dorocznych uczt ola
zmariych. Tertulian wywodzac
obrzadek ten z odleg}ej starozyt-
noSci, kiedy to krew ludzka miala
bye ola dusz zmariych niezbed--
nym pokarmem, z wyrazna po--
garda wyraza sic o ofiarach ola
zmarlych: .,Idololatria parenta-
tionis est species" Sw. Augustyn
znacznie pozniej, samym sposo-
benz w~yrazenia sic stwierdza, &c
wSrod Rzymian starry obyczaj
widocznic znikai ! schodzii cape
VINE w najnizsze varsity Spole-
czenstwa wobec racyonallzmu
sfer inteligentnych.
Jest rzecza charakterystyczna,
&c dzielnice polskic, iak Wielko-
i Maiopolska, Mazowsze it'd,
przechowaly bardzo siabe SHADY
pierwotnych Dziad6w: wtdocz--
ME wpIyw duchowienstwa kato-
l;ckiego byl tam pod tym wzgle-
dem bardziej stanowczy, niz mp.
ia Litwie i Rusi. Znany jest opis
Dziad0w w Prusiech starozyt-
nych i ma zmudzi W ,,kron,ce'
Stryjkowskiego. Toz samo przc-
kazaI nam O dawnych Dziadach
W p~rowincyach nadbahyckich {.
Hartknoch. Wszystkic te opisy
pozostawiajq pod wzgledem do
kiadnoSci W szczego}ach wiele do
zyczenia. Ola ludoznawstwa po-
rownowczego zaginely bezpowro
tnie zasadnicze p~rzeslanki do wy
snucia naukowych wnioskow.
Ma poczatku zesziego stulccia
obchodzii lud mad Dniestrem cite
~ dni zaduszne: okolo Bozego
Narodzenia, ~wielkiego postu, Ma
rodzenia Matki Boskiej i okolo
Sw. Piotra. Czerwihski podai mad
tc wazny szczegol nastepujacy:
Jest zwyczaj, re gdy kto raz
sprawl obiad zaduszny, kaplan l.
mic jego wraz re wszystkimi
zmarsymi krewnymi wpisuje W
osobny pamietnik w dni zadusz-
ne caly ten ~rejestr, chociazby mai
dawniejszy byl i najliczniejszy,
W czasie mszy sw. kapian wyczy-
tao musi." Rusini ma Podlasiu
takze c~zterykrot do roku spra--
wall uczty zasobne: W willie Zic-
lonych Swiatek. w zapusty pred
wielkim postem, W wielkanocnq
sobote i ma Wszystkich Swie-
tych. ,,Miske z pirogiem pszen--
nym Tub zytnim i rozmaita stra-
wa, jake to: kasza jaglana Tub
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-02

W CEh ''io"~
serwuje. lyle dafoby sic powie-
dziG O Dziadach II mas "a dni dzi-
~siejszych.
Ale czyz juz- nigdzic zreszta w
Europe ME obchodza Dziadow?
Czy prastary ten obyczaj vaginal
W krajach ncywilizo~anych?"
Zdawaloby sic, re tax, &c pod ko-
rice wieku XIX starodawna
Geese ola zmarb-ch zagtsSa, a u
CITY ola Mich znikly bezpowrot-
ME. A jcdnak mic. Obchodza
20 dis dzen Dziady ma sarnym
krancu Francyi, w tym klasycz-
nym kraju starych wierzen !
starych ~zwyczajow W Breta--
nil! Niedawno temu zasiuzony
badacz i pocta b%retonski, Anatol
lie Braz, oglosil opis pNocy
zmaNych w Bretanii', W ktorym
ku niemaiemu zdumienlu znaiaz-
lem tax siIna analogue T. naSzyml
Dziadami. re ME waham sic IL
znac W ]bretonskiej nocy zmar-
lych prastary szczatek odwiecz--
nci uczty ola nicboszczykow.
Dziady biasoruskic i Dziady bre-
tohskie maja lyle zasadnlczych
czech wspolnych, &c navel pobie-
zny ma mic rzut Okla przckona kaz-
diego O zasadniczcm tic wspol--
mem uroczystosci. obchodzonej "
tym samym>czasie przcz diva lu-
DIV, ktorc mic wiedza nawet wa
Jennie o swej egzystencyi, ME
dopicro o tenn, re je saczy taJein-
ny wezct mistycznych DziadoW.
A. Lc Braz wybral sic urnySl-
mic do Spezet ma noe umarlych.
Trafil do wsi ma nieszpory car
ne, odprawiane W koscielc. Pc
spiewic i wspoinej modlitwle roz
chodza sic lbretonczycy ! breton
XII ma groby, kazda rodzina Cd
wiedza mogAe swych przodkow.
Niektorzy udaja sic do wsPolnej
kostnicy. gdzie nagromadzone SO
czaszki i reszty szkieletow ma
wpol zbutwiaiych. Stara Breton
ka odmawia giosno drzacym glo-
SEN piesh W kostnicy, ktorej kaz
ds strofe przcrywa Choir obec-
nych, biagajacy Boga o przeba-
genie ola zmarlych. Pred 10 Ia
ty odprawiano jeszcze wspolna
procesye po cmentarzu. Przy kaz
dym grobie odmawiano litanie ma
pamiatke umarlych, ktorych dlu-
gi r~ejestr znany byi i tkwil W
pamieci naczelnikow rodzin. DIS
zaniedbuja tel procesyi. Pc mic
szporach rozchodza sic. do do
nov.
JaSniej teraz zrozumiemy ME
jeden szczegol wv ,,Dziadach"
Mickiewicza) a przedewszy-
stkiem stwierdzimy, re ,Dziady"
nictyIko jake przesliczna fapta-
zya poetycka zajmuja jedno 7
pierwszych miejsc W pismiennt,
ctwic naszem, ale, &c utwor ten
ma bezwzgledna wartosc ola lu
doznawstwa, a to W przedmiocie,
siegajacym samcgo brzasku cy-
ludzkiej. Dosiowniej,
niz sic nam dotychczas wydawat
mogso, naIezy brac oswiadczenie
Poety: ,,Spiewy obrzedowe, gu
sla i inkantacye So po wiekszej
wiernie, a niekiedy doslo-
wnie z gminnej poezyi wziete."
Ma szczegolniejsza uwage "a
pod tym wzgledem frag-
nenty pierwszej czesci, ME wy
dane "a zycia Mickiewicza. So
one chronologicznie najstarsze i
przedstawiaja wazny moment
nocnej wedrowki "wiesniakow,
n;osacych jedzenie i napoje" ma
Nieodzalowana szkoda, ze
pierwszs Geese ME doczekaSa sic
wykohczenia.
w wspomnieniach msodosei, a
zw4aszcza dziecirstwa sielskiego,
anieiskiego, bSyszczaiy Dziady,
swiety i cudowny Oral, ukry-
tv W naitainieiszych ducha giebi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
(FrOm "Toscd -"
Mrs. lands Writ.

mir; tc) GYPSY dance.
At the concert to be given March
Z, Miss Helen Guilfoyle VIII appear
as pianist March % the Misses
Dora Hershenow and Hazel Harris
will give a joint recital, the place
to be announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
GOVERNMENT ISSUES
CALL FOR OPERATORS

Through the civil service depart
ment Of the postoffice the govern
ment is sending out a call for cal
cu;ating machine operators. The
government service is in need of
workers in this branch, especially
those who can qualify in all four
operations. addition. subtraction,
multiplication and division, however.
those who can qualify IN only one.
two or three operations may become
eligible for appointment.
The examinations Will be held on
March 2, April Z. and May 5 and
will be open to both men and
women. The positions pay from
5000 to $1,000 a year. added TO
which is temporary increase
granted by congress of $50 a month.
AM ouncement has also been made
That examinations held recently in
South Bend for laboratory assistants.
navy department. physicians. Pana-
ma canal service. teachers and In
dian service. did not bring a suf-
acient nNmber Of candidates and
that the same examinations will be
held again on March 8, 4, L and
81. Information concerning them
may he secured at the civil service
department at the postoffice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
CHIEF OF POLICE
STARTS WAR ON
POOL ROOM GANGS
Ten Well Known Chronic
LOafers Are Taken to
City Jail.

In an effort TO break up the pool
room gangs and crowds Of loafers
the police Friday struck the first
blow by rounding up 10 young men,
ranging in age from 16 to p, who
were found 10 be Ioafing around
the streets and in pool rooms. The
majority OF those brought in are
known 10 the police as chronic loaf
ers and have no consistent vocation.
The police. working under the
theory that the gangs of boys and
young men who haunt certain dives
day after day are responsible for
many OF the Letty crimes reported
daily are undertaking a crusade
against the loafing element and are
determined 20 break up the under
ground organizations.
But one Of the lads brought in
Friday admitted having job. He
claimed that he was late for work
Friday and was unfortunate enough
TO be present when the officers de-
scended upon the pool room
Chief Kline said Friday that the
rounG up would continue until the
loafers and gangsters were routed
out and the source Of their income
determined. Police heads expect to
locate n number of suspects in this
mode of attack.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
TO TAKE CENSUS
OF FACTORIES
Purpose of Investigation is to
Determine Amount of
Production.

South Bend manufacturers will
soon count noses" Schedules and
circulars for the census of manu-
tacturers taken every FIVE years by
the department of commerce. Will
be mailed to every manufactures in
the state in the very nea- future.
T. J. Stuart. special agent Of the
department OF commerce, is now in
Indianapolis and will have charge
OF the work in Indiana. Branches
will he established in Rushville,
Richmond. Anderson, New Castle,
Muncie and Kokomo.
The purpose OF the census is 20
arrive at a knowledge of the aggre-
gate amount OF manufacturing bust
ness in each state as we'll as the
number OF employees and other data
showing the Industrial development
OF the country. Net profits are not
shown by the reports required and
none Of, the items obtained by the
agents is in any manner disclosed.
Several months work is expected
before the census which will be ma
ton wide. is completed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
RETAIN Division
FREIGHT AGENT HERE

The retainment OF r. ~ Mont
gomery, division freight agent with
Offices I'm South Bend, is contained
sn the announcement OF rearrange-
ment plans of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. planned I'm anticipation
OF the return OF the railroads 70
private ownership made by y. w
Conveys who will remain superinten-
dent OF the Indiana division Of the
lines
other officials named 90 have Of
fees IN Indianapolis include w. Q.
Downing, general superintendent OF
tire Indiana division OF the south
western region; J. Z. Mechling. SUI
perintendent motive power, Indiana
division: II G. shepard division
freight agent. and NJ. T. Van Horn
division passenger agent.
other officials OF the southwestern
region. which embraces lines ex-
tending from Columbus, o.. 20 st
Louis. with Offices in Indiana cities
include T.. II. Worthington. Terre
Haute, superintendent 81. Louis
division. n. Y. Geddes. Logansport
superintendent South Bend division
A. .. Watson, superintendent Rich
mond division: A. d. Pendleton
Terre Haute, division freight agent
end F S. Montgomery, South Bend
division freight agents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
NEW CORPORATION
TO HANDLE HOTEL
Oliver Firm Files Articles for
capitalization of
S350.000.

A new corporation TO handle tho
affairs OF the oliver hotel was
formed. when articles OF incorpora-
tion were filed Friday, with the sec
Rotary Of state at Indianapolis. nam
ing Abraham Frank. Benjamin l..
Frank and Lester r. Frank as dt-
rectors. The oliver Hotel corpora
ton. ass 1t is listed in the articles.
is capitalized at $35O.000.
Alr Frank stated that the cor
LOration expected to consummate a
deal for the Oliver hotel building
and the ground upon which II stands
within "a few days, and that the cap
ital stock was increased for the Lur-
pose of carrying out plans for the
future In speaking Of the plans
mentioned. he stated that nothing
definite had vet been settled upon
but that undoubtedly changes for
the better and improvements would
be usade for the comfort and con-
ven.encc OF patrons when the neces-
sity became evident.
Articles of incorporation were al
so filed with the secretary OF state
Friday By the w J. Burnham Con-
struction Co OF this city. with cap
ital stock OF 20.OOO The directors
Of the company are W. J. Burn
ham. Melvin =. Runyan and Pliny
Nave
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
WILL GIVE CONCERT
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The Sunday afternoon concert
presented by the South Bend Sym
phony orchestra under the direction
OF l.. II. Ingersoll will be given Sun
day Feb. %, at 5 o'clock in the
Rotary room of the oliver hotel. An
interesting program comprising the
following numbers will be rendered
Sunday.
"Serenade' ...........Ch aminade
Filtration" ............ Helmund
Revere" .......D ebussy
"Vissi d'Arte Vissi d'Amour" .Pucini
(FrOm "Toscd.")
Mrs lands Writ.
"Canzonetta" ......... NicOde
Suite" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. German
Ca Valse Gracieuse; 90 Souve-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
WOMAN REPORTS LOSS
OF HER POCKETBOOK

Mrs \. Himschoot, 1861 Lincoln
way W. Mishawaka. reported to the
police that her poCketbook was
taken from her hand late Thurs
day afternoon by two young men
in front OF the residence at 221 y.
Notre Dame av.. as she was enroutc
20 the st. Joseph hospital The vic
time OF the theft said that the pair
ran west through an alley after
snatching the purse and that il an
occurred so fast she was unable to
gain an accurate description OF the
thieves except that one. about five
feet. five inches tall wore a red
hockey cap and mackinaw coat
while the other "a tribe shorter in
stature wore a dark cap and coat
she believed them 10 be about II
or IS years OF age. The pocketbOOk
contained about SIS IN currency.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SEEKS FORECLOSURE

Payment of $500 and the fore
closure OF a mortgage on III acres
OF land is asked in a suit filed by
the First National bank against Ste
phen J. and Agnes Taberski in cir
cult court Friday for non-payment
OF promissOry note.
Taberski is said TO have executed
a note June Is. 1917. in favor Of
the bank amounting TO $500. In
terest of six per cent was to be paid
on the note semi-annually.
Claims by the bank are that the
interest on the note. due Dec. Is.
1919. amounting TO t1S9 is now due
and unpaid and, according to the
terms OF the agreement. the entire
amount Of the note is now due and
unpaid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
ALLEGED GAMBLER IS
FINED ~ CITY COURT

Frank Worski. SIS $. scott s..
was hailed into the court Friday
morning on a bench warrant order
cd By Judge Gilmer when Worsi.i
failed 20 appear I'm court 10 answer
90 a charge OF frequenting "a gamb-
Ing house WOrski was arrested
IN a raid conducted on an alleged
gambling house at $50 =. Chaplin ST.
last Sunday night and az that time
was cited 20 stand trial Monday
morning. The defendant claimed
that he was called 20 the bedside OF
his sick father az Buchanan Mich
Monday He was nned So and costs
which was paid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
CHIEF CASSIDY
ISSUES ORDER
TO FEDERAL MEN
Ultimatum Is Issued to Gov.
eminent Operatives Fol
lowing Action Here.

Revenue officers looking for Illicit
whisky or stills viii be in the future
armed with the necessary search
warrants and amdavits before the
police viii take action. according 70
Asst. Chief OF Police Cassidy who
read the riot act 10 the federal oper-
stives Friday morning
TIE ultimatum was given after
the police department was threaten
ed with legal action by a victim
who claimed false imprisonment
after being arrested by q detail led
By the government officers looking
for liquor. According 20 the in
formation unearthed Friday. the
revenue men have been entering
stores and homes with a blank
search warrant. which is filed out
and signed after the arrest is made.
in several cases the search warrant
was found TO be Illegal in that the
original name had been removed
and another substituted 20 nj the
needs Of the particular case in hand.
il resulted in a number OF raids
being made under the same warrant.
the name being changed in each
case.
Procedure is Illegal.
The head Of the force Of govern
ment agents. who are working in
south Bend at the present time ad-
nitted that the procedure was il
legal but said that the point in law
could be stretched 20 TIT the case.
and that this course was necessary
10 gain material results.
Chief Cassidy promised the fed
eral officers his earnest cooperation
and said that he would detail police
men to accompany the government
operatives in an expedition against
stills and whisky whenever the
revenue officers displayed the requi-
site legal papers.
Drop Prosecution.
The revenue officers told the po-
lice that prosecutions were dropped
because the district attorney refused
20 prefer charges claiming that the
majority Of the cases reported were
under the Jurisdiction Of the state
authorities and were therefore sub
ject TO prosecution in the state
courts.
IL was understood that a complete
understanding was reached between
the city forces and the government
operatives whereby raids on sus-
pected stills and liquor warehouses
viii continue but that the drives
will be conducted along lines sug-
rested by the police
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

An east bound New York Central
passenger train. 40. .. hit a truck
owned by the Wesley Miller Flour
and Feed Co. Friday morning at the
Main st. crossing. The truck was de-
molished. but the driver escaped.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
Wearable Suits
of Serge and Gabardine

Practical in simplicity of style, color
and materials Modish in cut and tailored
in workmanship. Slender and youthful
in line These suits bear close scrutiny by
women who appreciate values
Early buying assures a satisfactory Sc
lection of styles. Prices $3.50 and
$3.50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-07
WANTED.

A man or boy to help around COW
barn. Also to milk and understand
cows.
C. F. WALL.