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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

NINE ROOM H0ME-All modern ex-
cept furnace. Paved street: bargain
II taken at once. Call Main 1888
% II
WEST SIXTH ST
Four-room cottage for sale. large lot
electricity and telephone installed
not modern: one block from car lire
now vacant, will sell equity cheap or
trade FOR second hand automobile;
no Ford touring cars.
MYERS. LONG AND HUTTON
81 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main fo4. open evenings
CHRISTYANN ST. I113-Ftve- room
modern house, electric lights. gas
and water. Price $500. Call at
Gil +. Marion ST.
WE CAN BUILD a home for YOU nIrh
Cheapter than you can buy one; part.
ly or all modern small first payment
balance less than your rent: w have
home sites IN nearly every part Of
Mishawdka; let US show you soIue now
under construction
SECURITIES INVESTMENT COR
PORATION
Home Builders"
MEYERS-LONG & HUTTON. Axcnts
So Farmers Trust Bldg.
Phone Main 754. open evenings 7 to Q.
754. Open evenings TO Q.
1T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
Articles For Sale
Houses For sale

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE for sale: mod
ern- Inquire evenings except Fri
and Saturday. william II Hoerst-
man. 130 Towle av. 2Et3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
Ruth to Leave South Bend
Tuesday on Next Lap Trip
To Gotham; Pulled by Feet

Dale Daredevil Ruth. no rela-
ton 10 the Bambino was dragged
into the city Friday at the end of
rope by a high powered automobile,
on his journey from Chicago to New
York city.
Ruth left Chicago on Sept II.
averaging about 20 miles each day.
He will continue his journey this
week. leaving SpringbroOk park on
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock, for
Elkhart.
Ruth Is strapped in a leather suit
and is dragged in such a manner as
TO cause the entire strain TO rest
upon his ankles. The daredevil was
first induced 10 undertake this novel
feat at the suggestion Of a commit
tee OF Chicago and sew York doc
tors and physicians. agreeing 10 pay
him $4,000 If he completed the
journey
A committee Of doctors and ply
sicians will closely examine him up
on reaching New York and make a
notation Of the effects Of the strain
his ankles have been put to- The
EQ4AlAAA4~AEt NAfN~N ~ 80 --J oAA = "a
findings made In research work.
which if satisfactory IS expected TO
be OF invaluable Importance.
On Friday and Saturday Of last
week, Ruth appeared before the au-
diences at the Auditorium theater.
explaining the purpose Of his freak
adventure and related his expert
ences Of his journey 10 date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
LATE RALLY RELIEVES
DEPRESSING SESSION

CHICAGO. Oct. s.-A late rally
relieved an otherwise depressing
short session Of the board OF trade
today the change coming after
wheat, corn and oats had all record
ed new lows for the season. The
close was unchanged 70 p lower for
wheat. = 10 / lower for corn and Il
lower for oats Lard finished un-
changed 70 = higher. and ribs 2 =
lower 10 higher.
Wheat started weak and made its
low mark early. An initial rally
caused anticipation OF the govern
ment report was short lived and the
market sagged steadily until Deem
Der touch lO7& and MAY 1924. Sen
timent was mixed and the news gen
orally bullish. export demand being
reported slow and Canadian North
west offerings liberal with big re-
ceipts in prospect at Winnipeg next
week
The turn came unexpectedly and
shorts which sold freely on the way
down. were driven 10 cover.
Corn and oats were moved IN par
allel lines under stop loss selling.
Evening up transactions helped a re-
coyery from the inside figures
Provisions were dull. Lard frmed
up on The strength OF the hog mar
ket and ribs were a bit lower.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS
OPENS HERE TODAY
Sessions to Be Held This Aft
ernOon at First Presbyte-
rian Church.

The ninth annual convention OF
the South Bend sunday School assO-
citation viii open this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock at the First Presby
terrain church.
Rev. J. f. Gross. recently assigned
20 the Westminster Presbyterian
church. will deliver the principal ad-
dress OF the convention. Rev. Gross
has been connected with Sunday
school association work for some
years, returning 20 this city on sat
urday from Indianapolis. where he
addressed a convention OF the sun
day school association Of that city.
The business meeting viii be
opened with a prayer. led By Rev.
John Desc. pastor OF the Hungarian
Presbyterian church OF this city.
The program arranged for the
convention IS as follows: organ pre-
lude. Edna Reed Cover; song serv-
ice, Assembly. Edna Reed Cover,
organist. r. c. Koos. pianist. Julia
NJ. Rode, soprano: Devotional, led
BY Rev. John Desc: report OF off,
GERS; solo. Julia NJ. Rode; report Of
nominating committee. composed of
J. +. Gearhart. J. Roland Witwer
Charles Hass; song, assembly; ad-
dress by Rev. J. F. Gross; song
assembly: benediction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
GRAND VIEW

Mrs Glenn hay.or was brought tC
her home Sunday from Epworth
hospital where she has been 81 FOR
several weeks
Twenty friends surprised Mrs Err
nest Sisk az her home ou Friday
celebrating her 27th birthday Mu-
sic. games and L o'clock dinner
were pleasures Of the day.
ar. and Mrs Gladney Ewe7s %
Cambridge CITY, Ind. spent Sunday
with relatives az This place.
The W ~ s met "Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs c.. r. Matteson.
A1r and Mrs Ed Erlu spent sun
day az Lapaz the guests of 4. A1-
drews and family.
Mr.. and Airs. H. j. HostedIer were
sunday guests ar The home az Nr.
and Mrs. Fred Bourbon 0t Portage.
Sc-ena Bot-orft was "a sunday
guest az the home az Mr. and AIRS
w II. Lydick OF Lincoln.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
KENTUCKY MOON" IS.
NABBED BY POLICE.
Confiscate Still and Corn
Whisky in Raid on Dijar
Home.

Kentucky moonshine." real old
fashioned corn whisky. with a kick
in IT, broke loose in South Bend Sat
urday but its continuance was short
lived. A squad Of plain clothesmen.
headed by Detective Brumheld. de-
scended UPON the home OF Vitus Di-
jar. 2105 Catalpa av. at 4:30 p. m.
Saturday and confscated a still and
three gallons Of the corn liquor. The
corn meal was reposing in cloth
sacks. inside a barrel. with water
running in about il, when the raid
ing party appeared on the scene Di-
Jar is charged with unlawful manu-
faCture Of liquor for sale
A short time later the raiding par
" visited the home Of Emery Pelar.
1901 Indiana av.. where two stills
and 20 gallons Of mash were con-
fscated. Pelar faces a charge OF
unlawful manufacture of liquor for
sale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
LEGION TO SCREEN
NOTED STORY HERE
School Children and Adults
Urged to Witness Picture at
the Blackstone.

That the thousands of people who
have been inspired by Edward
Everett Hale's historic classic. THE
Man Without a Country" will make
every effort to see il screened at the
Blackstone theater. Monday and
Tuesday. Oct. "a and 25, is evident
from the demand being expressed
for the tickets. Fully 200 members
of South Bend Posts so and 500 are
placing the admission slips where
they Will do the most good.
Arnold Daily. as Philip Nolan In
the eight-reel drama, produced by
Frohman, is a lesson in highest pa
triotism. Decatur, Jefferson, Burr,
Hamilton, seemingly screened in the
days events, are lessons in history.
The immortal Lincoln. and the brief
scenes from the Civil war stir the
hearts blood. "The Man Without a
Country" while not a war picture,
is replete with action Of arms.
Tickets for Riddles.
Next Wednesday afternoon A. r.
Macdonald. commander of South
Bend Post so. and Stuart Elbel, adj
jutant Of the post, Will appear be-
fore the principals Of South Bend
schools with a synopsis of the pic
ture and 1900 tickets, which will
admit the students TO the Black
stone for the afternoon perform
ances for ten cents. plus war tax.
While I'm other cities, the picture,
which has it's peer only in THE
Birth of a Nation" has shown for a
dollar general admission. here ii
will be presented, in line with the
policy of the Legion. for So cents.
While the Blackstone theater and
equipment has been leased to the
Legion for the two days, Mgr. Berk-
son will assist in all arrangements.
This is the first time The Man
Without a Country has been shown
here. and the showing in Indiana
under the auspices of the American
Legion is the first time the picture
has been shown outside training
camps. 1t was planned to hold the
picture here for a week, but other
bookings prevented. AS IT is, the
Blackstone's management has given
in on several points of policy to per
nit the Legion TO take over it's plant
for the two days.
Tickets can be secured from the
Blackstone box offices, the Robert
son Store. Livingston's. Beitner's
Adler Bros. c. K. Clauer's. Chas. B.
Sax Co., and other central points
10 Cunningham. vice commander OF
the post, is in charge OF the ticket
sale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
PLYMOUTH

The Becker-Enyart Co. furnished
the last lap OF the Michigan con-
crete road Wednesday evening. The
road now Joins the brick pavement
on Michigan ST.. which completes a
good road from Plymouth 20 South
Bend II is believed this last stretch
at the north OF the town VIII be
open for traffic Oct %. Th!s~con-
pany is now 10 make a fve-foot
grade on both sides Of the pavement
for the whole length OF seven and
three-quar;er miles
Mrs. A. Z. Wise was hostess 20
the War Mothers Wednesday after
noon
Miss Grace Miner. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 3. Miner. y. Mich
igan St. was united in marriage 10
James Gill GOrdoA. OF Chicago. on
Wednesday evening in the presence
OF rs invited guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Miner The bride and
groom left for an extended wedding
trip through the east and they VIII
visit Boston. New York city Wash
ington and Asheville. y. c.. where
they Will visit the groom's father.
They viii be at home after Nov. /
at 6642 \. Ashland ava Rogers Park.
Chicago. where Mr.. Gordon has a
/ position with Lee Higginson * CO.,
brokers.
Mrs L. r. Lackey and Mrs Ford
Keyser and baby are visiting for
several weeks in Detroit.
Some Of the X of &C are plan
ming 10 drive 10 Logansport sunday
morning TO take an excursion from
that place TO Terre Haute TO attend
the dedication exercises at the Gil
bault Home for Boys
A meeting was held in the city
/ library Saturday evening. under the
auspices Of the League of Women
Voters. in the interests of the ques-
ton Of consolidated schools. Several
speakers were present Samuel
| Schlosser, Louis Steinebach. Harry
, Unger and Charles Helm.
Mrs. Catharlne Peterson is spend
ing few days with her sister. Mrs.
Lizzie Townsend, at Walkerton.
The high school game at Letters
Ford was Cancelled Friday on ac-
] count OF rain.
Mrs. ConrOy Eley is i'm Indianap-
oils TO attend the wedding of a
I friend.
Miss Maud Marks. who was at
home to attend the Gordon Nilner
wedding, has returned 10 Gary.
The first number of the lecture
course was given Friday evening in
the NJ. Z. church. 1t was a Hawaiian
( musical quartet.
Mrs. Frank Martindale entertained
the Tri Kappas Friday evening
] Ray Logan was a business visitor
[ IN Michigan Thursday.
The city teachers are planning 90
attend the Northern Indiana Teach
/ ers' association in South Bend oct.
IA and Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
MEYERS BOUND TO
CIRCUIT JURORS
Local Young Man Charged
With Theft of $3.50 in
Valuables.

Charged with having gained en-
trance to the rooms of Mrs. Anna
Lynch, S24 s. Main St, and robbed
her Of money and jewelry amount
ing to $3.50, a week ago, Paul Mey-
ers. SIS 1-2 S. Michigan St. obtained
a preliminary hearing before Judge
w. Omacht Saturday and was bound
over to the grand jury on charges
OF grand larceny with bonds set at
$1,000.
After the state and defense had
rested their cases, and preliminary
TO the court reaching his findings in
the case. Atty. Charles A. Hagerty,
assisting the states prosecution,
sprung a surprise by begging the
court 10 fix the bond of Meyers at
$500. so as TO permit the defendant
TO be released from the county jail
where he has prospects of being de-
tanned, in lieu OF bonds, to await the
action Of the grand jury next spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
WOMAN GETS HEAVY
LIQUOR FINE, JAIL
SENTENCE; APPEALS
Judge Omacht Assesses Mrs
De Vrees $l00 and Costs
and 80 Days.

Confessing TO the ownership OF a
pitcher containing a small Quantity
OF whisky found by the police in a
raid on her soft drink establish
ment, Mre. Millikin De Vrees, all
W. South St. was fined 500 and
costs and sentenced 10 80 days in
the county jail BY Judge Georke w.
Omacht in city court Thursday aft
ernOon. The confession came about
as the result OF cross examination
conducted by Dep. Pros. Taylor.
The sentence, one OF the heaviest
handed out by Judge Omacht 20 a
woman liquor law Volator, was APP
pealed 10 superior court No. /. and
bonds fixed at $500.
A raiding squad. consisting Of
Detectives Blumfieid. DeIinski.
Hamilton and WHITTIER on Sept. 81.
descended upon the soft drink es-
adjustment on w. South St. for
several years conducted by Mrs. De
Vrees. A glass pitcher containing
less than a half a pint OF liquor
was found in the pocket Of an old
fashioned bar room table at one
end OF the bar and on the table a
whisky glass.
First denying ownership OF the
whisky and stating that the estab-
lishment was operated by her son
Charles, she swore that the liquor
had been brought there by two
women friends from Chicago, visit
ing the family. the morning Of the
raid. The liquor. she averred. was
used by herself and her two friends
in their coffee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

president. opened the business ses-
sion and introduced the new presi-
dent. Airs. Orfa Edison. Mrs Edison
gave a brief outline OF the work FOR
the coming year and gave the new
members most cordial welcome.
The next meeting VIII De in two
weeks at the home Of Miss Nina
Sparks
Born 90 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stover
"Wednesday oct. 8. daughter
AI.ss Lorraine Slower Isl enjoying a
few weeks vacation az home with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs a +.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Skinner and
Ar and Mrs. ". y. skinner visited
the formers sons. Max and Miles.
at Pine Crest sanItarium. near Kala-
maz00 Thursday Mrs Miles skin
ner returned home with them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
SOUTH BEND GIRL
GIVEN HONOR AT
EASTERN SCHOOL
Elect Miss Vera Clauer Senior
Treasurer at Lasell
Seminary.

AUBURNDALE, Mass. Oct s.
Laseu seminary for young women
has opened its seventeen scholastic
year with every prospect Of the great
est and most successful year in its
history Misses Vera Clauer, 962
Riverside avenue. South Bend. Ind;
Mary L. Shidler, 315 ". Navarro
street. South Bend, Ind; Lovinia
Smith, Spencer. Ind. Marjorie
Lewis. Sabra Lewis and Anna s.
Daugherty. all of indianapolis Ind.
are enrolled as students for the
school year.
Miss Clauer has been elected
treasurer Of the senior class. which
contains more than 20 mem bers. the
largest the school has ever had.
The other officers of the class are:
President, Jean A. Woodward, Den
yer, Colo; vice president. Catherine
Howe, Helena, Ark; secretary,
Carolyn W Badger. Portsmouth. Y.
H. song leader Genevieve L. Tier
nan, Fort Scott, Kan; cheer leader,
Harriette p. Case, Hartford, Conn.
The year 192O-21 was in many re-
spects one Of the most successful in
the history Of the school, according
to Guy NJ Winslow, Phi. D., princi-
pal. The attendance records COM
pare favorably with those of any
year, the spirit of the student body
is an enthusiastic and loyel one, and
their records in practically every
field Of activity are most creditable.
Students registered thus far rep
resent the state OF Indiana, Illinois,
Florida. Connecticut, Minnesota,
Arkansas, Alabama. California, Kan
sas. Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Mississippi. Missouri, New Hamp-
shire, Nebraska. New York, New
Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island. Texas, South Carolina, Ten
nessee, Vermont, Virginia, West
Virginia, Wisconsin, District of Col
Umbia, Manitoba, Costa Rica and
Mexico.
The school IS progressive in the
number and variety Of courses Of
fered. the equipment used and the
method Of instruction The faculty,
which Is unusually large. ranks high
in ability and experience. Among
its alumnae are found women who
have done and are doing things.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
Citu Briefs
Loss estimated al $50 was cause

Loss estimated at $50 was caused
by a fire which threatened TO de-
stroy barn located in Charm St.
near Division shortly before s
o'clock last night. The owner could
not be located last night
The balloon ascension. and para
chute drop, which was TO be held
Saturday afternoon under auspices
Of South Side merchants, was post
poned due TO a heavy gale blowing
over the city. With weather per-
hitting the ascension will again be
attempted next Saturday afternoon
The balloon ascension will take place
on S. Michigan St, between Tut and
Garst SITS. in the heart of the South
Side business district.
Parcel post packages addressed TO
cities in Russia may be registered
and insured under new regulations
announced at the London postoffice.
The London office has advised that
parcel post packages to Russia must
bear three customs declarations I'M
der the change recently made.
Two speeders, both pleading
guilty to driving their automobiles
more than % miles per hour on
Lincoln Way. f. west Of Spring
brook parry Thursday afternoon were
each fined 81 and costs by Judge
George W. Omacht in city court
Saturday. The offenders gave their
names as Harry Frederickson. 233
". Lafayette blvd, and Francis
Eckstein, an employee Of the Dodge
company. Mishawaka.
Roy DennistOn, go North Main
St, operating under the name of the
Eastern Style company, has taken
the agency for "Hatstay," a new
creaser which is installed for the
purpose Of holding soft hats in
shape. The device IS manufactured
by the Asborn Bros, OF Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Marks All z.
Calvert St, daughter, Oct. 3.
A concert by the combined bands
Of the Second and Third Infantry,
regular army, is to be given in the
lobby of the y. NJ. c. A. Sunday noon
according to an announcement made
isEt night. The two regiments were
due to pass through South Bend this
I liiOAlll Oll llltAA Ndg ~ NV al i
isle.
w. W. Borden, superintendent of
schools. will deliver an address at
the evening worship at the Imman-
uel German NJ. Z. church tonight
at 7:45 O'Clock, commemorative the
Tooth anniversary Of George Will
liams. founder Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
An unusual religious program has
been arranged comprising Sunday
school at $50 this morning. German
worship at 1890 on THE Thoughts
OF God-Die Gedanken Gottes" and
an Epworth League devotional meet
ing at o'clock.
Charles YOder, 1920 6. Main ST..
was arrested saturday night charged
with unlawfully parking his auto
mobile in front of a fire hydrant.
The arrest was made in the bust
ness section Of the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
japanese Missionary TO
Appear at Local Church

Miss Shigeru Kobayashi OF Toxic.
Japan. will be a special guest OF the
First Methodist Sunday school at the
regular Sunday school hour Sunday
morning. Miss KObayashi. who
promises to- appear IN native cos
tune. IS said 20 be a product Of
missions and is now a senior at
Taylor university.
She Will also address the Epworth
league at $3.50 o'clock at the church
and sing at the 1880 o'clock church
service, both times In costume.
Miss Kobayashi is staying with
Miss Olive Dunn, 629 y. Lafayette
ST.. while in South Bend. Miss Dunn
viii leave next week for Punjab. In
dia. as a missionary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
NIRS- RARRARA RENDER

Mrs. Barbara Bender. COZ Leland
av.. died at her home yesterday after
an illness Of several weeks. She was
the widow OF Samuel Bender
The deceased was born in Penn
sylvania, Feb S. 1S4S, being 70 years
Of age al the time Of her death
Three children, Mrs. Richard
Stewart. Mrs. L. L. Wolf and Miss
Minnie Bender. all Of South Bend.
survive as do two brothers. Ellis
SHREDDER. of Ricer Park. and Ambrose
SHREDDER. Of Buchanan. Mich.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day afternoon at o'clock at the
home, the Rev. Crosse Westminster
officiating. Burial Will be in the
Evangelical cemetery. Portage Prai-
RE, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
Markets and Financial News


CHICAGO. oct. S-HOGS Receipts.
5000; market mostly lJ-2Oc higher; top
$3.50; bulk, 81 2jNSI0; heavy weight
81. TjdS6 80: medium weight. SS.4UH $50 ,
light weights, $S15H 1910, light lights.
81 956S 40; heavy packing sows, Sb0OM
60; packing s9Ws, rough, >5.D"d 100 .
pigs, s. .5Jds.3
SHEEP-Keceipts. 1000; market
steady; lambs, $i.1Jd92J. lambs culls a
common, S5H7.JO. yearhng we theirs, SD
@725; ewes, S"@J; culls and common.
ewes, $150d2.7j.
ATTLE-Rece.p pts, 1000; market
steady; choice and prime. SS9Ca.llO
medium and good, $G1J@lo; common, ST.
MG1J: good and choice, so. 10, com
mon and medium, S47.ft9. butcher
calves and heifers, SiM9.JO; COWS, $3.50
: p bulls S$3.2JM6ZJ; canuer cutters
COWS and heifers $260N36J. veal calves
s. .JUH11.2J canuer steers. S51 5-JJ
feeder steers. S4.SJlIGSJ. St0ckcr steers
S3.7JdG6O stOcber cows ana heifers
S3.-J(I 40